mperament, 89;
Cato's opinion of, 89;
his treatment of Cleopatra, 89

CAESARS, the palace of, abandoned to orgies, 106

CALIGULA, his vileness, 102

CALLICRATES, 57

CALPURNIA, 85

CALYPSO, 38, 39;
added coquetry to love, 53

CARTHAGE, worship of Venus in, 6, 7

CASANOVA, Jacques, 248

CATHERINE of Siena, 132

CATILINE, his evil influence on Rome, 84-85

CATO, his expression on woman's position in Rome, 79;
his opinion of Caesar, 89

CATULLUS, his passing away with the republic, 97-98;
his songs, 97-98

CELIBACY, penalized by the Greeks, 116;
taxed by the Romans, 116;
inculcated by the Church, 116;
how viewed variously, 116-117;
the ideal of the early Christians, 120

CELLINI, BENVENUTO, 202

CERVANTES, 231

CHALDAEA, the ideas of, with regard to Nature, 3;
originated picture of Pandora, 40

CHAMPAGNE, Countess of, 160

CHARAXUS, story of his love for Rhodopis, 45-46

CHARLES II of England, his influence on England, 221-224;
his court, 223;
his mistresses, 224

CHASTITY, the pride of Spartan women, 44

CHATEAUROUX, Mme. de, 247

CHIVALRY, origin of, 138;
Muslim, 141;
adopted by the Church, 142;
Age of, how it regarded love, 145-146;
ridiculed out of existence, 149;
killed by the invention of gunpowder, 149;
code of love in, 153-155;
its merits, 158;
Courts of Love, 155;
subtle case in, 156;
other cases, 158-160;
wrongly derived from Germany, 167;
rightly originated in the Moors, 167-168

CHRIST, the new messenger of love, 111;
the bringer of good news, 111-112;
his teaching, 112-113;
preceded by Buddha, 113;
his opinion of woman, 113;
his treatment of woman, 115;
women the brides of, 133

CHRISTIANITY, unable to better Homeric faith, 30;
Roman hatred of, 120;
misinterpreted by the early Church, 135;
conquered by Muhammadanism, 138

CHRISTIANS, Roman persecution of, 118-119

CHRYSOSTOM, on woman, 128

CHURCH, Early Christian, corner-stone of, 112

CHURCH, the, adopts the code of Chivalry, 142

CHURCH, the Early, its struggles, 119

CHURCH, the later, its restrictions on marriage, 147, 148;
its divorce laws, 148

CICERO, his exposition of stoicism, 108

CINDERELLA, story of, in the story of Rhodopis, 45-46

CIRCE, 38, 39

CLEMENT, 118

CLEMENT of Alexandria,