_Caen_, seaport in Normandy, held by the Marquis of Elbœuf, ii. 245 _Cæsar._ See _Julius Cæsar_ _Calloo_, fort of, near Antwerp, held by Parma, ii. 226 _Calvi_, of Genoa, and _Capello_, of Milan, sent out of France on suspicion of sending money to Parma, ii. 151 _Cambrai_, its restoration demanded by the States, ii. 173; besieged by Parma, 183; hard pressed, 186; said to be handed over to the King of France, 195; Alençon there, 198; its unsafe state, 202; reported disturbances there, 203; origin of reports, 204; Alençon thinks of selling it to Philip, _ib._; held by Balagny, 206 and 205, _note_; King about to take it under his protection, 214; said to be bequeathed by Alençon to his mother, 222; a thorn in the side of Artois and Hainault, _ib._; said to be made to swear allegiance to the Queen-Mother, 225; its restoration to Spain one of the terms demanded by the League, 246 _Camelopard_, dead, dug up and described by Busbecq, i. 128 _Camels_, description of, i. 218; numbers of them in the Sultan’s baggage-train, 219 _Campine_, district in the Netherlands, Biron going to the, ii. 162 _Cape Sheep_, i. 138, and _note_ _Capello._ See _Calvi_ _Caravanserai_, description of a, i. 97 _Carestran_, the meeting-place between Bajazet and his father, i. 187 _Cardona_, Don Juan de, Spanish officer, manages to get left at Chios, i. 323; is ransomed by his brother-in-law, with Busbecq’s help, 325 _Casimir_, John, son of the Elector Palatine, sketch of him, ii. 15, _note_; king undertakes to pay him 500,000 francs, 127; his covenant for mutual defence with Condé, _ib._; sends one of his officers to Elizabeth, 130; will not hear of a truce, 131; sends to Queen of England about the Cologne business, 184; application to him suggested in congress of Middelburg, 202 _Castella_, Don Juan de, Spanish officer, his gallant conduct, i. 320 _Cat_, the, preferred by Turks to the dog, i. 225; Mahomet’s, _ib._ _Cateau Cambrésis_, treaty of, Turks indignant at, i. 369 _Cateau Cambrésis_, town of, taken by Parma, ii. 157; annoyance caused by its garrison, 162; Biron’s attempt on it repulsed by Parma, 202 _Cathay_, or China, account of, given by a Turkish pilgrim, i. 359-362