CHURCHYARD, Thomas, an unhappy poet, describes his patrons, 26
his pathetic description of his wretched old age, _ib._
CIBBER, his easy good-nature, 306
his reasonable defence of himself, _n._ 305-307
his "Essay on Cicero," _n._ 306
apology for his Life, 307
attacks on himself, 305, 308
unjustly degraded, 312
CLARENDON, Lord, his prejudice against May, 434
his opinion of Hobbes's philosophy, _n._ 438