Constantine Aranito, ii. 164;
his enterprise against the Turks, 167.
Constantine Palæologus, emperor of Constantinople, slain, ii. 90.
Constantinople, captured by Mahomet II., ii. 90.
Contay, William, lord of, i. 12;
brings information to Charles of Burgundy, 26;
his advice after the battle of Montlhery, 31;
advises the death of the hostages of Liege, 95;
his death predicted and verified, 96, 98.
Contay, Louis, lord of, surrenders the town of Corbie, i. 244;
a servant of the duke of Burgundy, 265;
discovers the duplicity of the constable of France, 266;
sent on an embassy to the king, 307.
Coppenolle, John, town-clerk of Ghent, ii. 42.
Corbeil, the king’s retreat to, i. 29.
Corbie, town of, captured, i. 244.
Corbie, William de, entertains Louis XI., ii. 308.
Corbin ceded to the duke of Burgundy, i. 74.
Cordes, Philip, lord des, i. 21, 161;
attacks the suburbs of Beauvais, 218, 219;
surrenders the city of Arras, 360;
under the service of the king, 361;
his various officers, _ib._;
the king’s lieutenant in Picardy, ii. 32;
his contests with the Flemings, 32, 33.
Cornaro, Catherine, married to the king of Cyprus, ii. 121 _n._;
her rights claimed by the Venetians, _ib._
Correano, town of, ii. 197.
Corrozet, Gilles, ii. 293.
Cossé, John, lord of, his speech to Louis XI., i. 310.
Cotereau, Robert, bravery of, i. 27.
Coulches, Claude de Montagu, lord of, i. 16.
Couldre, Philip de la, ii. 228.
Courtiers should conduct themselves with modesty and forbearance, i.
230, 231.
Cousinot, M., ii. 317, 318.
Craon, George, lord of, i. xxv., xxvi., 211, 332;
his danger, 154;
the king’s lieutenant in Burgundy, 376; ii. 20;
withholds the captured places from the Prince of Orange, 377;
besieges Dole, 20;
is defeated, and deposed, 20, 21;
his successes over the Prince of Orange, 388.