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men in, 260-261 ; Theodore and
"Molossian Hounds" at, 264-268;
Irish active in, 266-267, 278;
reason for Irish students at, 267.
Canute, sister of, 304.
Caractacus, 174.
Cardigan, Ogham inscription in, 171.
Cardinal of Cambrai, 190.
Carham, Irish defeat of English at,
85; battle of, 326.
Caribert, 196.
Carlisle, 224.
Carmarthen, Ogham inscriptions in,
171.
Carnarvon, 171.
Caroline characters, 173.
Carolingian Revival, II, 24-26.
Carolingian era, Irish scholars in,
79-8o.
Carolingian schools, Irish genealogy
of, 79-82.
Carrick, 316, 318.
Carswell, Bishop, version of Knox's
Prayer-book, 320.
Carthage, Irish in, 10, 190.
Cashel, .king .of, 308.
Cassiodorus, known to Irish, 39, 72.
Cathach, 148.
Cathal, son of king of Connaught, 59.
Cathaldus of Lismore, 18, 54.
Catholic World, "Irish Names in
Caesar," 90.
Caunchobrach, 188.
Ceadda, 248, 249.
Ceallach (Callus) founds St. Gall,
16, 248.
Cedd, 211, 225, 226, 277, 229.
Celin, 227.
Cellan and Aldhelm, correspondence
between, 258-261.
Celtic invasions of Ireland, 29.
Celtic, mother of Irish language, 89-
90.
"Celtic" usages and the Synod of
Whitby, 230-232.
Celts in Greece, 89; in Rome, 89.
Centwine, 254.
Cenwealh, 185.
Ceolfrid, 264, 271.
Index
343
Ceollach, 226.
Ceolwulf, 178, 272, 284.
Ciaran, founder of Clonmacnois, 53,
105; aid of Diarmuid to, 108;
friend of Columcille, 124, 125,
141; Columcille's poem to, 137;
called the Great, 140.
Ciaran of Kintyre, 155.
Cicero, some speeches of, preserved
by Irish, 39.
Cilia, 254.
Cinead
"5-
(Kenneth) mac Alpin, 114-
Cineal ^Edha, king of, 308.
Cirencester, 281.
Cissa, 254, 255.
Civilization, stream of, divided, 2;
restoration of, 6-8; Christianity
synonymous with, 96; and Chris-
tianity, parallel promulgation of,
99-101.
Chad, 211, 225, 227, 248, 249, 271.
Chalcidius, known to Irish, 39.
Chalmers, Caledonia, 202, 314.
Charisius, known to Irish, 39.
Charlemagne, empire of, Irish scholars
in, 24, 79, 80, 121.
Charles II, Gaelic at court of, 317.
Charters of Inchaffray Abbey, 318.
Chartulary of Lindores, 325.
Chaucer, 191; of French blood, 290,
296.
Chelles, 223.
Chester, 167, 251, 277.
Chichester, see of, 255.
Choeroboscus, 68.
Christians in Ireland before St. Pat-
rick, 31.
Christianity, came to Ireland, 7-8;
universities in Ireland after intro-
duction of, 32; effect of, on Irish
military, 85 ; synonymous with
civilization, 96; and civilization,
parallel promulgation of, 90-101;
in England, delay of, 195-213-
Chronicle of Abingdon, 254, 255.
Chronicle of Ademar, 88.
Chronicle of Picts and Scots, ed.
Skene, 183.