of Mithridates, V. 3 19 Chelonata, wife of Cleomferffv,

Chalcioieos, a temple of Minerva, VII. 334 her teadernrf* Jbrfer

at Sparta, Vil. 320 huiband, 3*J

Chalcii, city of jEtolia, HI. 5 Cheops and Cephfoenus, bias? of

CJialdaeans, addicted to the Audy Egypt,, and brarfcert, eoaaUf

wf' judicial astrology, II. 441. inhuman and impious, I. 144

the led 0/ Sab-cans formed of Chtio, one of the feven fesjts of

them, 429 Greece. Ill- *J

Cham, fon of Noah, worihipped Chilo, Lacedotmomaiv attempt

in Africa- under the name of . to ufcend the throne of Sparta*

Jupiter Amnion, I. 131 but ineffectually, VIII. 4a

Chares, one of the generals 0/ ChiriiophnsV Lacodatrnonian, *

tiie Athenians in the war with cJiofea general by the moss

the allies, V. 207. his little ca> that made the netrear of tk

pacify, 208. he writes to Athens Ten Thoufand, IV. am

againft his two colleagues* ibid. Chkaeaa, deputy (Vans tbe Mm*

hjs fullers himfelf to bo cor* liens to Sparta to



ruptcd by Artaboius, 203 . he is city to enter, into the treaty coo-

recalled to Athens* 204- he is csuotetmriuteRsonmauB) VfiL

fent to the- aid of the Chcrfone* T7

Ux&r 302, the cities refuse to Caeaipe*, rives of Babyl«oia,nv

open their gates, to hira* 303. mou» for the {Sood r on fs of ift

K. is defeated at Cha*oae»by waters, VI. 139

V hi lip, 3 19 C beshi x, nsafiiresof cons among*

Chares, of Lindus, makes the the ancients, III. 40S

Coloflusof Rhodes* VII. 135 C noma incorporated withy UM§ s dr>

Cha/ilau& made king o£ Sparta by 1.97

Lycurgus, III. %% Christians : the vefufal of the

Chariots armed with fey thesmueh- Jew* to work; ijt iabwhtbirthv

ufed by the ancients in battles. temple: of Belus* a tenon «# m+

II. 390, flructkm fot many Chrrrtlans,

Charitimi, Athenian general, f up- VI. at*

ports InannT in his rewit Chryftptes, commander iff the

againft the Perfians, III. 290 suracy of Cyru& at the battle of

Charon : His beat ; origin of Thymbuya, II. 290V

that fable, h 21a, Chynaiadantu. 9se~Savaeufe

Ch'swai, Theban, receives Pete. Cicero fM. Tullsus> hit rfltfit*^

pidas and the confpirators into exploit* in Syria* IX. 31** at

his houfe, V. 124. he is efe£ed reiufes a nwrniph, an* why,

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