_Charlemagne_, the Emperor, dispersed the Saxons, i. 359; House of Guise said to be descended from him, ii. 238 _Charles V._, the Emperor, his truce with the Turks, i. 78; Turkish recollection of his victories, 318; standard with his arms rescued by Busbecq, 322-323; etiquette at his court, ii. 159-160 _Charles IX._, King of France, questions as to his leaving a will, ii. 33; had appointed his brother Henry his Lieutenant, 104 _Charlotte de Bourbon_, daughter of the Duke of Montpensier, her marriage with the Prince of Orange, ii. 66, and _note_; her death, 142 _Chartres_, attempt on town of, ii. 98; Nevers’ head-quarters, 102; said to have gone over to Navarre, 255 _Chattes_, M. de, a Knight of Malta, commanding Don Antonio’s fleet, ii. 188 _Chederle_, fabulous hero identified by the Turks with St. George, legend of, i. 148-150 _Chios_, tame partridges from, i. 212; how reared, 213; its Genoese inhabitants, and its form of government, 323, and _note_; Spanish officers left there, _ib._ _Cicero_, his statements as to the _pinna_ and _pinna-guard_ referred to, i. 339 _Ciphers_, Pashas puzzled by supposed, i. 233; Busbecq draws some up, ii. 48 _Claudius_, the Emperor, the story of his murder alluded to, i. 172 _Clervant_, M. de, Huguenot leader, taken prisoner, ii. 104, and _note_ _Cocq_, Jerome de, Busbecq asks his salary to be paid to, ii. 50 _Codignac_, M. de, French Ambassador at Constantinople, his quarrel with his successor, i. 370 _Coins_, ancient, found by Busbecq, i. 94, 139, 141 _Colchians._ See _Mingrelians_ _Cologne_, disturbances at, ii. 162, and _note_; King hopes to profit by them, 185 _Compiègne_, attempt to surprise, ii. 88 _Condé_, Prince de, expected to take the field, ii. 32; messenger from him at Avignon, 41; some wish him sent to Hungary against the Turk, 49; likely to invade France, 68; terms of peace to be referred to him, 70; suggestion that he should go to assist Orange, 72; said to be coming with an army, 88; Mezières appointed as his residence, 127; his covenant for mutual defence with Casimir, _ib._; will not hear of a truce, 131; spoken of for the command in the Netherlands, 233; marriage reported between him and Navarre’s sister, _ib._; report of a bull declaring him disqualified to succeed to the throne, 243, 249; marches on Angers, but fails in his enterprise, 248 _Constantinople_, description of, and its antiquities, &c., i. 122-127; the Sultan’s sons not allowed to enter, 187; entry of Turkish fleet into, 321 _Cossé_, Maréchal de, imprisoned in the Bastile, ii. 8; sketch of him, _ib._, _note_; his illness, 19; will probably go with Montmorency to Alençon, 105