CHURCHMEN. Beaten and battered by Gamelyn, 217 CINDERELLA. Root idea of, similar to "Gamelyn," 204 CLYM OF THE CLEUGH. Outlaw leader in forest of Englewood, 226; declared powerless to deliver William of Cloudeslee, 233; his stratagem to save William of Cloudeslee, 234; rescues William from death, 238; visits London to see the king, 241; the king pardons, 243 COLIN, BLACK. See Black Colin, 249 COMALA. Hero in Gaelic Highland poems, 248 CONALL CEARNACH. Cuchulain's cousin, a Red Branch chief, 187; urged to claim title of Chief Champion, 187; awarded Champion's Portion, 195; claim tested by Curoi, 196-203; disgraced by Uath, 201 CONFESSIO AMANTIS. Early English poem, by "the moral Gower," 42; story told in, of Constantine's true charity, 64 CONNAUGHT. Ailill, King of, 189; heroes sent to Cruachan in, 190 CONOR. King of Ulster, 185; Cuchulain, nephew of, 185; Dechtire, sister of, 185; invited with the heroes of Red Branch to a feast by Bricriu, 186; received with court at Dundrum by Bricriu, 188 CONQUEROR, WILLIAM THE. Cause of England being laid at feet of, 338 CONSTANTINE III. King of Scotland; marriage of Anlaf with daughter of, 73 CONSTANTINE THE GREAT. Emperor of Rome; renown in mediæval England, 42; Cynewulf's poem, "Elene," written on the subject of his conversion, 42; his vision of the Holy Cross, 42, 50, 51; generosity to Church of Rome and Bishop Sylvester, 42; legends concerning, 42; the only British-born Roman emperor, 49; his greatness provokes a confederation to overthrow him by Huns, Goths, Franks, and Hugas, 50; conquers Huns by Cross standard, 52; Christians preach the way of life to, 53; is baptized into the Christian faith, 53; his desire to find the sacred Cross, 54; sends for Elene, 54; ordains "Holy Cross Day," 62; eldest son of Constantius, 63; sent to Britain, 63; proclaimed emperor, 63; granted title of "Cæsar," 64; marriage with Fausta, 64; elevation to rank of Augustus, 64; Emperor of Rome, 64; attacked by leprosy, 64; the remedies suggested, 65-72; his noble resolve, 68; his vision, 69-70; his healing, 71-72 CONSTANTIUS. Emperor Maxentius hero of the Welsh saga instead of, 42; father of Constantine the Great, 63; proclaimed Emperor of Britain, 63 CORNISH PRINCESS, THE. Daughter of King Alef, affianced to Prince Sigtryg, 343, 344, 345, 346; Haco betrothed to, 347, 348; receives token from Hereward, 348; reveals Haco's plans to Hereward, 349; rescued from Haco, 350; guards, all slain, 351; wedded by Sigtryg, 351 CORNWALL. Godrich, Earl of, 80; Bertram made Earl of, 94; Hereward sails for, 343; Alef, King of, 343; Sigtryg and Hereward sail for, 347 COVENTRY. Lady Godiva's ride through, 335 CRESCENT. Cross exalted above the, 253