Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), K, Conventus, Coriŏli

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Caepio , Cn. Servilius - Caliendrum

Calĭga - Cambȳses

Camēnae - Cannae

Capsarii - Carneădes

Carnēus - Caspīri

Caspium Mare - Catēna

Catenarius - Celaenae

Celaeno - Cephălon

Cephălus - Cessio in Iure

Cesticillus - Charis

Charisĭa - Chironŏmos

Chiropĕdé - Chytra

Chytri - Cippus

Cippus - Clanius

Clarigatio - Cleruchia

Clerus - Clymeneĭdes

Clytaemnestra - Cognōmen

Cohēres - Comes

Comic Art - Confarreatio

Confectionery - Conventiōnes

Conventus - Cornĭger

Cooks and Cookery

Corbis, Corbŭla, Corbicŭla

Corbŭlo , Cn. Domitius

Cordus , Aulus Cremutius

Corinthiăcus Isthmus

Corinthiăcus Sinus

Corinthian Brass

Corinthian Order of Architecture

Coriolānus , Gaius Marcius

Corippus , Flavius Cresconius

Cornelia Orestilla

Cornelius Nepos

Cornu - Cossutius

Costume - Cresphontes

Cressa - Cubĭtus

Cubus - Curtius , Mettus

Curtius Rufus - Cynosarges

Cynoscephălae - Cyzĭcus

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Coriŏli

A town in Latium, capital of the Volsci, from the capture of which, in B.C. 492, Gaius Marcius obtained the surname of Coriolanus. See Coriolanus.

Harry Thurston Peck. Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. New York. Harper and Brothers. 1898.

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