Butler, the author of “Hudibras,” vindicated, ii. 491-495.
Cadiz, expedition to, in the time of Charles I., ii. 366; satirical lines on, 367.
Calamy, his “History of the Ejected Ministers,” iii. [240].
Calumny, political advantages of, iii. [81].
Calvin, less tolerant than Luther in controversy, i. 309.
Camus, his “Médecine de l’Esprit,” ii. 469.
Caracci, family of the, ii. 399; Lodovico, character of, ib.; the school of the, 401, note; Agostino and Annibale, their opposite characters, 402; the three opened a school in their own house, 403; Agostino’s eminence there, ib.; his sonnet, comprising the laws of painting, 404; Domenichino, Albano, Guido, Guercino, their pupils, 405; disputes between Annibale and Agostino, ib.; their separation, 406.
Cardinal Richelieu, anecdotes of, and considerations on his character, i. 139-142.
Carleton, Sir Dudley, Vice-Chamberlain of Charles I., his speech to the Commons on the imprisonment of two of their members for their impeachment of Buckingham, iii. [455].
Cartoons of Raphael, now at Hampton Court, offered for sale, and bought by Cromwell, ii. 333; nearly sold to France by Charles II., ib., note; the gallery for their reception built by William III., ib.