New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge [Dictionary edition]

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• Cab
• Cabala
• Cabrera, J. B.
• Cabrol, Fernand M.
• Cadalus
• Cadman, Samuel P.
• Cadoc
• Caduceus
• Cæcilian Society
• Cæcilianus
• Cædmon
• Cædwalla
• Cælestius (Celestius)
• Cærularius, Michael
• Cæsar, on the Druids
• Cæsarea
• Cæsarea Philippi
• Cæsarius of Arles
• Cæsaropapism
• Cagots
• Cahier, P. V. P.
• Caiaphas
• Caiet, P. V. P.
• Caillin, Saint, of Fenagh
• Cain
• Cainan
• Cainites
• Caird, Edward
• Cairns, John
• Caius
• Cajetan, Thomas
• Cajetans. See
• Calah
• Calamy, Benjamin
• Calandio, patriarch
• Calandion
• Calas, Jean
• Calasanze, José
• Calatrava, Order
• Caldecott, Alfred
• Calderwood, David
• Caleb
• Caleb Afendopolo
• Calebites
• Calendar Brethren
• Calendaria
• Calendars, ecclesiastical
• Calf, the Golden
• Calf-worship
• Caligula
• Calixtines
• Calixtus I., Pope
• Calixtus II.
• Calixtus III.
• Calixtus III., antipope
• Calixtus, Friedrich U.
• Call to Prayer, Mohammedan
• Callaway, Henry
• Callegari, Giuseppe
• Callenberg, Johann H.
• Calligraphy, Hebrew
• Calling
• Calmet, Augustin
• Calneh
• Calovius, Abraham
• Calvarists
• Calvary. See
• Calvary, Mt., Priests of
• Calvert, George
• Calvin, John
• Calvin, on usury
• Calvinism
• Calvinistic doctrine of ministry
• Camaldolensians (Camaldolese)
• Camaldolites
• Camaldules (Camaldulians)
• Cambrai
• Cambridge Divinity School
• Cambyses II.
• Camel
• Camera apostolica
• Camerarius, Joachim
• Camerlingo
• Camermeister, Joachim
• Cameron, George G.
• Cameronians
• Camillians
• Camillus de Lellis
• Camisards
• Camon
• Camp Meetings
• Campanella, Tomaso
• Campanius, John
• Campanus, Johannes
• Campbell, Alexander
• Campbellites
• Campeggio (Campeggi, Campegio), Lorenzo
• Campello, Count Enrico de
• Campion, Edmund
• Camus, Jean P.
• Cana
• Canaan, Canaanites
• Canada
• Canalejas, José
• Canary Islands
• Candidian
• Candidus, Pantaleon
• Candlemas
• Candler, Warren A.
• Candles
• Candlestick
• Candlish, Robert S.
• Canisius (Canys, Conis), Peter
• Canne, John
• Cannon, G. Q.
• Cano (Canus), Melchior
• Canon
• Canoness
• Canonesses of the Holy Sepulcher
• Canonical age
• Canonization
• Canons (of a cathedral)
• Canossa
• Canova, Antonio
• Canstein Bible Institute
• Canstein, Karl H., Baron von
• Cantacuzenus
• Cantata
• Canterbury
• Cantharus
• Canticle of the Blessed Virgin
• Canticles
• Canton Theological Seminary
• Cantor
• Cantoris, Ægidius
• Canus (Cano), Melchior
• Canute
• Cape Colony
• Cape Verde Islands
• Capecelatro, Alfonso
• Capellanus
• Capen, Elmer H.
• Capen, S. B.
• Capernaum
• Caperolani
• Caperolo, Pietro
• Capers, Ellison
• Caphtor
• Caphtorim
• Capistrano, Giovanni
• Capital offenses, Hebrew
• Capito, Wolfgang
• Capitula Angilramni
• Capitularies
• Capnion, Johannes
• Cappadocia
• Cappadocian school
• Cappel, Jacques, the Third
• Cappellari, B. A.
• Cappellus
• Capreolus, Johannes
• Captivity of the Jews. See
• Capuchin Sisters
• Capuchins
• Capupper, Johann
• Caputiati
• Caraccioli, Galeazzo
• Caracciolo, Roberto
• Caraffa, G. P.
• Caravaggio
• Carbuncle
• Carchemish
• Cardale, John B.
• Cardinal virtues
• Cardinals
• Carey, Lott
• Cargill, Donald
• Caribbean Islands
• Carim
• Carlile, Wilson
• Carloman
• Carlstadt, Andreas R. B. von
• Carlyle, Thomas
• Carmel
• Carmelites
• Carmen ad Flavium Felicem de resurrectione mortuorum
• Carmina de Sodoma
• Carnelian
• Carnesecchi, Pietro
• Carniola, Reformation in
• Caro, Joseph
• Caroli, Pierre
• Caroline Books
• Carolstadt, A. R. B. von
• Carpenter, Joseph E.
• Carpentry, Hebrew
• Carpets
• Carpocrates
• Carpocratians
• Carpov, Jacob
• Carpzov, Benedikt
• Carranza, Bartolomé
• Carrasco, Antonio
• Carré , J. P. de Pont
• Carroll, B. H.
• Carson, Alexander
• Carstares, William
• Carter, James
• Carterius
• Cartesianism
• Carthage
• Carthusians
• Cartwright, Peter
• Carus, Paul
• Cary, Alice
• Caryl, Joseph
• Casal, Gaspar do
• Casali del Drago, G.
• Casañas y Pagès, Salvatore
• Casas, Bartolomé de las. See
• Casaubon, Isaac
• Caselius, Johannes
• Casians (Spanish sect)
• Casianus (Cassianus)
• Caspar, abbot of St. Gall
• Caspari, Carl P.
• Cassander, Georgius
• Cassel, Conference
• Cassel, Paulus S.
• Cassels, W. R.
• Cassetta, Francesco
• Cassian, Martyr)
• Cassianus, Johannes
• Cassiodorus (Cassiodorius), Magnus A.
• Cassius of Tyre
• Castagna, G. B.
• Castanets
• Caste
• Castell, Edmund
• Castellamare
• Castellio, Sebastianus
• Castenpauer
• Castiglioni, F. S.
• Castor, Saint
• Casuistry
• Casus Reservati
• Caswall, Edward
• Catabaptists. See
• Catacombs
• Catafalque
• Cataldus
• Catalogus Liberianus
• Cataphrygians
• Catechesis
• Catechetical Schools
• Catechetics
• Catechism, Genevan
• Catechisms
• Catechumenate
• Catenæ
• Cathach Psalter
• Cathari
• Catharine II., of Russia
• Catharine of France
• Catharine de' Ricci, Saint
• Catharinus, Ambrosius
• Cathcart, William
• Cathedra
• Cathedral
• Catherina de Jesus
• Catherine de' Medici
• Catholic
• Catholicism, German
• Catholics, Reformed
• Catholicus
• Cattle
• Cavagnis, Felice
• Cavalier, Jean
• Cavalieri di Santo Spirito
• Cavalry
• Cave of Bethlehem
• Cave, Alfred
• Caves
• Cavicchioni, Benjamin
• Cayenne
• Cayet, Pierre V. P.
• Cazalla, Augustino
• Ceadda, Saint
• Cecil, Richard
• Cecilia, Saint
• Cecrops
• Cedars of Lebanon
• Cedd (Cedda), Saint
• Ceillier, Remy
• Cele, Johannes
• Celebes
• Celestine I., Pope
• Celestines
• Celestius
• Celibacy
• Celidonius of Besançon
• Cell
• Cella, Peter
• Cellarius
• Cellensis, Petrus
• Cellerarius
• Cellites (Cellitæ). See
• Celsus
• Celtic Bible versions
• Cemeteries
• Cennick, John
• Censer
• Censorship and Prohibition of Books
• Census
• Census Beati Petri
• Centos
• Central Africa Protectorate
• Central America
• Central Bible Society
• Centurione, Virginia
• Cenwulf of Mercia
• Ceolfrid, Saint
• Cerastes
• Cerdo (Cerdon)
• Ceremonial mutilations and marks
• Ceremonies, Roman Catholic
• Ceridwen
• Cerinthus
• Certitude, Christian
• Cervini, Marcello
• Cesare
• Cesarini, Giuliano
• Cévennes, Prophets of the
• Ceylon, Baptists in
• Chabons, J. P. de
• Chad, Saint
• Chaderton, Laurence
• Chadwick, John W.
• Chains of St. Peter, Feast of the
• Chair, episcopal
• Chaitanya
• Chalcedon
• Chalcedonian creed
• Chalcedony
• Chaldea. See
• Chaldean Christians
• Chaldeans
• Chaldis
• Chalice
• Challoner, Richard
• Chalmers, James
• Chamberlain, Jacob
• Chambers, Talbot W.
• Chamier, Daniel
• Chaminade, W. J.
• Champagni, Pierre de
• Champollion, J. F.
• Chancel
• Chancery, Apostolic
• Chandieu, Antoine de la R.
• Chandler, Edward
• Change of Confession
• Channing, William E.
• Chantal, Jeanne F. F. de
• Chantepie de la Saussaye, P. D.
• Chantry
• Chapel
• Chapin, Edwin H.
• Chaplain
• Chapman, J. Wilbur
• Chappuis, Jean
• Chapter
• Character
• Charcot, J. M.
• Chariot
• Charis
• Charismata
• Charity, Brothers
• Charlemagne
• Charles IV., emperor
• Charles V., emperor
• Charles I., of England
• Charles II., of England
• Charles VI., of France
• Charles VII., of France
• Charles VIII., of France
• Charles IX., of France
• Charles II., of Inner Austria
• Charles II., of Naples
• Charles IX., of Sweden
• Charles XI., of Sweden
• Charles XII., of Sweden
• Charles of Anjou
• Charles, Elizabeth
• Charm
• Charnel-house
• Charnock, Stephen
• Charpentier, Hubert
• Charran
• Charron, Pierre
• Charter
• Charteris, Archibald H.
• Chartres, school of
• Chartreuse
• Chase, Frederick H.
• Chasidim
• Chastel, Étienne L.
• Chastity
• Chasuble
• Châteillon, Sebastien
• Châtel, Ferdinand F.
• Chauncy, Charles
• Chautauqua Institution
• Chavasse, Francis J.
• Chayla, F. de L. de
• Chebar
• Chedorlaomer
• Cheetham, Samuel
• Cheke, Sir John
• Chelćic Brethren
• Chemarim
• Chemnitz, Christian
• Chemosh
• Cheney, Charles E.
• Chephirah
• Cherbury, E. H., Lord
• Cherethites
• Cherub, Cherubim
• Cheshire, Joseph B., Jr.
• Chesselius, Johannes
• Chevalerie, H. A. de la
• Chevalier, P.
• Cheyne, Thomas K.
• Cheynell, Francis
• Chezard, J. M.
• Chi Rho
• Chiaramonti, Luigi
• Chicago, Divinity School of the University of
• Chicago-Lambeth articles
• Chief good
• Chiemsee, Bishopric
• Chieregati (Francisco)
• Chiersey, synod of
• Chigi, Fabio.. See
• Childebert
• Children, desire for
• Children's Aid Society of New York
• Chile
• Chiliasm.. See
• Chillingworth, William
• Chillon, prisoner of
• Chilperic
• Chimere
• China
• Chinese Bible
• Chiniquy, Charles P.
• Chinnereth, sea of
• Chinvat bridge
• Chiun
• Chlotildis
• Chodowiecki, Daniel
• Choir
• Choisy, Jacques E.
• Choral
• Chorazin
• Chorepiscopus
• Choreutæ
• Chorgerichte
• Chorizantes
• Cho-sen
• Chosroes I
• Chosrov the Great
• Chovevei Zion Societies
• Chrischona
• Chrism
• Chrismal
• Chrisom
• Christ, body of
• Christ, Paul
• Christadelphians
• Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerken
• Christentumsgesellschaft, Die Deutsche
• Christian
• Christian II., of Denmark
• Christian III.
• Christian of Prussia
• Christian archeology
• Christian charity
• Christiani, Arnold
• Christianity in Abyssinia
• Christianity in Russia
• Christians
• Christie, Francis A.
• Christlich-socialer Verein
• Christlieb, Theodor
• Christmas
• Christmastide
• Christo Sacrum
• Christocentric Christianity
• Christology
• Christophany
• Christopher, Duke of Wuerttemberg
• Christopher, Saint
• Christophorus, Pope
• Christos Pashon
• Christotokos
• Christus patiens
• Chrobry, Boleslaw
• Chrodegang
• Chromatius
• Chronicle, Babylonian
• Chronicles, Book of
• Chronicon Paschale
• Chronological tables
• Chronology
• Chrysanthos, Notaras
• Chrysippos
• Chrysolite
• Chrysologus, Petrus
• Chrysoprase
• Chrysorrhoas
• Chrysostom
• Chubb, Thomas
• Chur, Bishopric of
• Church of America
• Church History
• Church, Alfred J.
• Churches, as asylums
• Churching of Women
• Churchwardens
• Churchyard
• Chushan-rishathaim
• Chytræus, David
• Ciaran, Saint, of Clonmacnoise
• Cibo, G. B.
• Ciborium
• Cilice
• Cilicia
• Cilicium
• Cimmerians
• Cincture
• Circuit-wanderers
• Circumcelliones
• Circumcision
• Cistercians
• Cisterns
• Citeaux
• Cities in Palestine
• City Missions
• Ciudad, Juan
• Civil Jurisdiction of Church
• Civilization, Babylonian
• Claggett, John
• Claiborne, William
• Clairvaux
• Clamanges, N. P.
• Clap, Thomas
• Clapham sect

• Clara, Saint
• Clare, Saint
• Clarenbach. See
• Clarendon code
• Clareni (Clarenini)
• Clares, Poor
• Clark, Francis E.
• Clarke, Adam
• Clarkson, Thomas
• Class Meeting
• Classicism
• Claude, Jean
• Claudianus, Mamertus
• Claudius, Emperor
• Claudius of Turin
• Claudius, Matthias
• Clausen, H. G.
• Claver, Peter
• Cleanness and uncleanness
• Cleanthes
• Clémanges, Nicholas P.
• Clematius
• Clemen, Carl C.
• Clement I., pope. See
• Clement II.
• Clement III.
• Clement III., antipope. See
• Clement IV., pope
• Clement V.
• Clement VI.
• Clement VII.
• Clement VII., antipope
• Clement VIII., pope
• Clement VIII., antipope
• Clement IX., pope
• Clement X.
• Clement XI.
• Clement XII.
• Clement XIII.
• Clement XIV.
• Clement
• Clementina
• Clementine Bible, Sixtine
• Cleomenes
• Cleopatra
• Cleophas
• Clerc, Jean Le
• Clergy
• Clerici apostolici sancti Hieronymi Jesuati
• Clericis laicos
• Clericus (Leclerc), Johannes
• Clerk
• Clermont, Synods of
• Clermont-Ganneau, C.
• Cletus
• Cleverness
• Cleyne, Marten de
• Clifford, Anne
• Clifton, Richard
• Climacus, Johannes
• Climate of Assyria
• Clinical Baptlsm
• Clinici
• Cloak
• Clonmore, Margaret
• Closed time
• Clovis
• Clowes, William
• Cluniac reform
• Cluny, Abbey of
• Clyfton, Richard
• Coadjutor
• Coan, Titus M.
• Coat
• Coat of mail
• Cobb, Henry N.
• Coblenz articles
• Cober, Gottlob
• Cobham, Lord. See
• Coburg-Gotha
• Cocceius, Johannes
• Cochlæus, Johannes
• Cochran, J. P.
• Cock, killing of a
• Codde, Petrus
• Coddians
• Code of Hammurabi
• Codex Alexandrinus
• Codification of canon law
• Codman, Robert
• Codrington, H.
• Coe, George A.
• Coelde, Dietrich
• Cœle-Syria
• Cœlicolæ
• Coelius, Michael
• Coelln, Daniel G. K. von
• Cœmgen, Saint, of Glendalough
• Cœnobites
• Coffee
• Cohuacohuatl
• Coins, Jewish
• Coir Khan
• Coit, Stanton
• Coke, Thomas
• Cola and Commata
• Colani, Timothée
• Colarbasus, Colarbasians
• Coleman, Leighton
• Colenso, John W.
• Coleridge, Samuel T.
• Colet, John
• Colgate University
• Coligny, Gaspard de
• Colin, J. C. M.
• Collateral Bible
• Collect
• Collectio Acheriana
• Collectio (canonum) Anselmo
• Collectivism
• Colledge, T. R.
• Collège de Calvi
• Collegia Nationalia
• Collegial or Collegiate Churches
• Collegialism
• Collegiants
• Collegium Maronitarum
• Collenbusch, Samuel
• Collier, Jeremy
• Collins, Anthony
• Collivacinus, Petrus
• Colloquy of Maulbronn
• Colluthus
• Collyer, Robert
• Collyridians
• Colman, Saint
• Cologne, Archbishopric of
• Colombia
• Colombini, Caterina
• Colonization of Palestine
• Colonna family
• Colonna, Egidio
• Color, nomenclature
• Colorbasus (Valentinian)
• Colored church organizations in the U. S.
• Coloring-materials
• Colors in the Bible
• Colossæ
• Colossians, epistle to the
• Colum
• Columba
• Columban
• Columbia College
• Columbus
• Colyer, Vincent
• Comb, liturgical
• Comba, Emilio
• Combe, Père la
• Combefis, François
• Comber, Thomas J.
• Comenius, Johannes A.
• Comes (Lectionary)
• Comestor, Peter
• Comgall, Saint, of Bangor
• Commandments of the Church
• Commemoration of dead
• Commenda
• Commendatory Letters
• Commensalitium
• Commentaries
• Commerce, Ancient
• Commination Service
• Committee for German Evangelical Seamen's Mission
• Commodianus
• Commodus
• Common Life, Brethren of the
• Commonitorium
• Communal life of chapter
• Communicants, requirements for
• Communicatio Idiomatum
• Communio laica
• Communion. See
• Communion of the Dead
• Communism
• Comoro Isles
• Compactata of Prague
• Comparative Religion
• Competentes
• Compline
• Complutensian polyglot
• Compostella
• Comprehensive Bible
• Compston, Henry F. B.
• Compton, Henry
• Comte, Isidore A. M. F. X.
• Compulsory education
• Conall
• Conant, Thomas J.
• Conaty, Thomas J.
• Conception, immaculate
• Conception of our Lady, Nuns of the Order of
• Conceptionists
• Conceptualism. See
• Conclave
• Conclavists
• Concomitance
• Concord, Book of
• Concordances
• Concordats
• Concordia College
• Concorrezani
• Concubinage
• Concursus Divinus
• Conder, Claude R.
• Condignity
• Conditional immortality
• Conditionalism
• Conditioned, law of the
• Condorcet, M. J. C. de
• Conduits
• Condulmieri, Gabriello
• Cone, Orello
• Conference
• Confessio Bohemica
• Confession
• Confessional Lutheran doctrine history
• Confessions, creeds and
• Confessors
• Confirmation
• Confiteor
• Conflict of Duties
• Confraternities, Religious
• Confraternity of Blessed Sacrament
• Confucianism
• Confucius
• Confutatio pontifica
• Confutation, book of
• Congo. See
• Congregatio Fesulana
• Congregation
• Congregational church polity
• Congregationalist ecclesiastical records
• Congregationalists
• Congress of Ems
• Congresses, peace
• Congruity
• Connecticut, Missionary Society of
• Conon, Pope
• Conquest of Canaan
• Conrad II., emperor
• Conrad III.
• Conrad IV.
• Conrad of Gelnhausen
• Conring, Hermann
• Consalvi, Ercole
• Consanguinity
• Conscience
• Conscientiarii
• Consciousness of Jesus
• Consecration
• Consensus of Geneva
• Conservative Amish Mennonites
• Consilia Evangelica
• Consistorial advocates
• Consistory
• Constance, Bishopric of
• Constans
• Constans II., eastern emperor
• Constantine the Great
• Constantine II., emperor
• Constantine V.
• Constantine I., Pope
• Constantine II.
• Constantine of Mananalis
• Constantinople
• Constantinopolitan Creed
• Constantinos
• Constantinus, Flavius C.
• Constantius II., Flavius J.
• Constellations
• Constitution
• Constitutions of Arundel
• Consubstantiation
• Consummation of Thomas
• Contarini, Gasparo
• Contest of apostles
• Conti, Gregory
• Contractus, Herman
• Controversies, eucharistic
• Controversy, Adiaphoristic
• Contzen, Adam
• Conventicle
• Conventions, Sunday-school
• Conventuals
• Converse, James B.
• Conversion
• Convocation
• Convulsionists
• Conway, Moncure D.
• Conwell, Russell H.
• Conybeare, Frederick C.
• Conyza, Petrus
• Cook Islands, missions in
• Cook, Charles
• Cooke, George A.
• Cookman, Alfred
• Cooper, A. A.
• Cooperator
• Cop, Nicolas
• Cope
• Copenhagen, diet of
• Copleston, Reginald S.
• Copper
• Coppin
• Copping, Harold
• Coptic Bible versions
• Copts
• Coquerel, Athanase J.
• Corbara, Angelina di
• Corbie, abbey of
• Corbinian
• Cordeliers
• Cordova
• Cordus, Euricius
• Corey, Martha
• Coriander
• Corinth
• Corinthians, epistles to the
• Cornelius, Pope
• Cornelius a Lapide
• Cornelius, Peter
• Cornill, Carl H.
• Coronation
• Coroticus
• Corporal (Corporale)
• Corporate philanthropy
• Corporation Act
• Corporations sole
• Corpus Catholicorum
• Corpus Christi
• Corpus Doctrinæ
• Corrario, Angelo
• Correction, Houses of
• Correctoria biblica
• Correggio
• Correspondences, Swedenborgian
• Corrigan, Michael A.
• Corro, Antonio del
• Corrodi, Heinrich
• Corruption of Biblical text
• Corsini, Lorenzo
• Corsnæd, ordeal by
• Cort, Christian de
• Corvey
• Corvinus, Antonius
• Corwin, Edward T.
• Coscia, cardinal
• Cosin, John
• Cosmas and Damian, Saints
• Cosmas Indicopleustes
• Cosmogony
• Cosmology, Mandæan
• Costa, Izaak da. See
• Costa Rica
• Cotelerius, Johannes B.
• Cotelier, Jean B.
• Cotta
• Cotta, Ursula
• Cotterill, Thomas
• Cotton
• Cotton, John
• Cotularii
• Coudrin, P. M. J.
• Coulin, Frank
• Coullié, Pierre H.
• Council of Basel
• Councils, Baltimore
• Counter-Reformation
• Counter-remonstrance
• Cour, Didier de la
• Courayer, Pierre F. le
• Courcelles, Étienne de
• Court of Arches
• Court, Antoine
• Court de Gebelin, Antoine
• Courtenay (Courtney), William
• Cousin, Victor
• Coussirat, Daniel
• Covenant
• Covenanters
• Covenanting Church of lreland
• Coverdale, Miles
• Cowan, Henry
• Cowdery, Oliver
• Cowl
• Cowles, Henry
• Cowley Fathers
• Cowper, William
• Cox, Melville B.
• Coxe, Arthur C.
• Coyle, Robert F.
• Crafts, Wilbur F.
• Craig, James A.
• Craik, Henry
• Crakanthorpe, Richard
• Cramer, Johann A.
• Cranach the Elder, Lucas
• Crane, Louis B.
• Crane Theological School
• Cranmer, Thomas
• Crannell, P. W.
• Cranston, Earl
• Crapsey, Algernon S.
• Crato von Crafftheim
• Crautwald, Valentin
• Craven, Elijah R.
• Crawford, Clarence K.
• Creagh, John T.
• Creation
• Creationism
• Credence Table
• Credner, Karl A.
• Credulity
• Creed of 1883
• Creeds and Confessions
• Creighton, Mandell
• Crell, Johann
• Cremation
• Cremer, August H.
• Crespin, Jean
• Cresson, Warder
• Crete
• Crétenet, Jacques
• Crétenists
• Cretoni, Serafino
• Creutzinger (Creuziger), Kaspar
• Crevelli, Uberto
• Criminal law, Hebrew
• Crisp, Tobias
• Crispin and Crispinian, Saints
• Crispinian, Saint
• Critica sacra
• Critical theology
• Critici Sacri
• Criticism, biblical
• Crivelli, Alexander
• Croall Lectures
• Croatian Bibles
• Crocius, Johannes
• Crofton, Sir Walter
• Crœsus
• Croix, M. E. de la
• Cromlechs
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Cronin, Edward
• Crook, W. P.
• Crooker, Joseph H.
• Crookes, Sir William
• Crooks, George R.
• Crosby, Fanny
• Cross
• Crosthwaite, Robert J.
• Crowdy, W. S.
• Crowther, Samuel A.
• Crozer, J. P.
• Crozer Theological Seminary
• Crozier
• Crozier, John B.
• Crucé, Éméric
• Crucifix
• Crucifixion
• Cruciform architecture
• Cruciger, Kaspar, the Elder
• Cruden, Alexander
• Crummell, Alexander
• Crusades
• Crusius, Christian A.
• Cruttwell, Charles T.
• Cryftz, Nikolaus
• Crypt
• Crypto-Calvinists
• Crystal
• Cuba
• Cubit
• Cucius
• Cucumbers
• Cudworth, Ralph
• Cuesta, on the mass
• Cuimine
• Culdees
• Culm, Bishopric of
• Cultic mysteries
• Cults, associational
• Culture, Babylonian
• Culverwel, Nathaniel
• Cumæan sibyl
• Cumberland Presbyterian Church
• Cumberland, Richard
• Cumean
• Cumine
• Cummian
• Cumming, Alfred
• Cummins, George D.
• Cuneiform inscriptions
• Cunibert
• Cunitz, August E.
• Cunningham, Lectures
• Cunningham, John
• Cuno of Siegburg
• Cup
• Curate
• Curbicius. See
• Curci, Carlo M.
• Cure of souls
• Cureton, William
• Cureus, Joachim
• Curia
• Curione, Celio S.
• Currier, Charles W.
• Cursing, blessing and
• Curtains of tabernacle
• Curtis, Edward L.
• Curtiss, Samuel I.
• Curtius, Valentin
• Curzon, G. N.
• Cusa (Cusanus), Nicholas of
• Cusani, M. de S.
• Cusanus. See
• Cush
• Cushites
• Cust, Robert N.
• Custom and morality
• Cutha
• Cuthbert, Saint
• Cuthbertson, John
• Cuyler, Theodore L.
• Cyaxares
• Cybele
• Cycle, Easter
• Cyclop, Wolf
• Cymbals
• Cymric Bible versions
• Cynewulf
• Cynicism
• Cynics
• Cynocephali
• Cyprian (of Carthage)
• Cyprian, Ernst S.
• Cyprus
• Cyran, saint
• Cyrenaica
• Cyrenius. See
• Cyriacus (of Carthage)
• Cyril of Alexandria
• Cyril Lucar
• Cyrillian alphabet
• Cyrus the Great
• Cysat, Renward
• Czechs
• Czenger, synod of
• Czerski, Johann