CAM’E-LOT.  Palace at, 211, 218;
  feast at, 217;
  twelve kings buried at, 218;
  Lancelot at, 220, 221;
  knights assemble at, 224;
  appearance of Holy Grail at, 225;
  knights return to, 226;
  Guinevere’s feast at, 226;
  funeral barge arrives at, 228;
  Lancelot leaves and returns to, 229. 
CAM-PE-A-DOR’.  Title given to Cid, 289, 290. 
CAN’TER-BUR-Y TALES.  Troilus and Cressida in, 305. 
CA-PE’TIAN KINGS.  Ogier reaches France during reign of one of, 138;
  origin of race of, 181. 
CAP-PA-DO’CIA.  Berillus from, 185. 
CAR’DU-EL.  Same as Carlisle, 208;
  knights assemble at, 209. 
CAR-LISLE’.  See Carduel. 
CA-RO-LIN’GIAN LEGENDS, 129-181;
  Naismes the Nestor of, 144. 
CAR’RI-ON, COUNTS or INFANTES OF.  Marry Cid’s daughters, 295;
  cowardice of, 295;
  Cid’s followers gibe at, 296;
  illtreat their wives, 296;
  Alfonso’s anger with, 297;
  before the Cortes, 297;
  challenged, 297;
  defeat of, 298. 
CAS-SI-VEL-LAU’NUS.  Tristan may be a contemporary of, 234;
  a descendant of Brutus, 309. 
CAS-TILE’.  Invasion of, 283, 289;
  Calahorra near, 286;
  Don Sancho king of, 288;
  Cid and Don Sancho return to, 289;
  Cid’s raid in, 294. 
CHAMP DE MARS.  The Frank assembly, 36. 
CHAN’SON DE RO’LAND.  Sung at Hastings, 130;
  most famous version of Roland’s death, 147. 
CHAR’LE-MAGNE.  Conquers Lombardy, 88, 129, 137;
  and his paladins, 129-151;
  favorite hero of mediaeval literature, 129;
  champion of Christianity, 129;
  fabulous adventures of, 129;
  Einhard son-in-law of, 130;
  chansons de gestes referring to, 130;
  receives angel’s visit, 130;
  conspirators punished by, 131;
  and Frastrada, 131;
  affection of for Turpin, 132;
  founds Aix-la-Chapelle, 133;
  and the boy Roland, 134;
  asks for jewel of knight of the Ardennes, 134;
  knights Roland, 135;
  makes war against Denmark, 135;
  releases Ogier, 136;
  insulted by Ogier, 136;
  appearance of, 136, 137, 141;
  and Ogier, 137;
  quarrels with Duke of Genoa, 139;
  Roland champion of, 139;
  vow and pilgrimage of, 139;
  peers of, 139;
  vision of, 140;
  besieges Pamplona, 140;
  pilgrimage of to Compostela, 140;
  Aigolandus revolts against, 141;
  challenged by Ferracute, 141;
  sends Ogier to fight Ferracute, 142;
  dove alights on, 143;
  wars in Spain, 143;
  sends embassy to Marsiglio, 144;
  retreat of, 144;
  hears Roland’s horn, 145;
  Turpin celebrates mass before, 147;
  returns to Roncesvalles, 147;
  orders trial of Ganelon, 148;
  Aymon a peer of, 152;
  character of, 152;
  wars against Aymon, 153;
  treats with Aymon, 154;
  coronation of at Rome, 155;
  hostility toward sons of Aymon, 156;
  captures sons of Aymon, 157;