Cas-si-bel-laun´us, British chieftain, fought but not conquered by Cæsar, [387].

Cas-si-o-pe´ia, mother of Andromeda, [118], [120].

Cas-ta´li-a, fountain of Parnassus, giving inspiration to Oracular priestess named Pythia, [297].

Cas-ta´lian Cave, oracle of Apollo, [92].

Castes (India), [323]-[325].

Cas´tor and Pol´lux—the Dioscuri, sons of Jupiter and Leda,—Castor a horseman, Pollux a boxer (See [Gemini]), [133], [158]-[159], [202], [203].

Cau´ca-sus, Mount, [18], [43], [170].

Ca-vall´, Arthur’s favorite dog, [564].

Ca-ys´ter, ancient river, [44].

Ce-bri´o-nes, Hector’s charioteer, [220].