Catholic Church, term not conceded to Romanists, [404].
Celibacy of the clergy, [312], [343].
Celtes, Conrad, Humanist, [67];
on the diffusion of Scripture, [151].
Chancery, rules of the Roman (contain lists of prices of benefices), [10].
Charitable foundations placed under lay management, [143].
Charity in the Middle Ages, [141] ff.
Charles v., Emperor, [37], [184], [334], [341];
elected to the Empire, [40];