CACUS, the mythological giant who stole the oxen of Hercules

Camaldoli, Order of, founded by St. Romauld, a Benedictine (eleventh

century) in the Vale of Camaldoli among the Tuscan Apennines

Cambray, Confederates of, the pope, the emperor. France and Spain who by

the League of Cambray combined to attack Venice

Campbell, Dr. John, a miscellaneous political and historical writer

(1708~75)

Capreae, or Capri, a small island nineteen miles south from Naples,

the favourite residence of Augustus and Tiberius, and the scene of the

latter’s licentious orgies

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