Index of Byzantine Empire-related Articles - C

C

• Caesar (title)
• Caesarea
• Caesarea Mazaca
• Caesarius (consul 397)
• Caesaropapism
• Caesaropolis
• Calabria
• Calendar, Byzantine
• Callinicum, Battle of
• Callinicus (exarch)
• Callinicus I, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Callistus I, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Callistus II Xanthopoulos, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Calocaerus
• Calonymus
• Cannae (1018), Battle of
• Capetian House of Anjou
• Capidava
• Cappadocia
• Cappadocia (theme)
• Caria
• Carlo I Tocco
• Carlo II Tocco
• Carolingian dynasty
• Carolingian Empire
• Carthage
• Carthage (698), Battle of
• Cassian, John
• Cassiodorus
• Castle of Sant'Aniceto
• Catalan Campaign in Asia Minor
• Catalan Company
• Cataphract
• Catepanate of Italy
• Caterina Gattilusio
• Catharism
• Saint Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai
• Saint Catherine, Thessaloniki, Church of
• Catherine of Bulgaria
• Catherine of Courtenay
• Catherine of Valois (1303–1346)
• Cattolica di Stilo
• Caucasian Albania
• Celer (magister officiorum)
• Centurione II Zaccaria
• Cephallenia (theme)
• Chalcedon
• Chalcedon, Council of
• Chalcedon, Metropolis of
• Chaldia
• Chalke
• Chalkoprateia
• Chanaranges (Italy)
• Chariot racing
• Charito
• Chariton, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Charlemagne
• Charles I of Naples
• Charles II of Naples
• Charles III of Naples
• Charles, Count of Valois
• Charles Annibal Fabrot
• Charles Diehl
• Charles du Fresne, sieur du Cange
• Charsianon
• Chartophylax
• Chartoularios
• Chatalar Inscription
• Chelandion
• Chernomen, Treaty of
• Cherson
• Cherson (theme)
• Chilbudius
• Childebert II
• Chiliades
• Choma (fortress)
• Chonae
• Chora Monastery
• Choricius of Gaza
• Christ
• Christ Chalkites
• Christ Chalkites, Church of
• Christ Pantokrator (Nessebar), Church of
• Christianity, History of
• Christodorus
• Christopher Lekapenos
• Christophoros Burgaris
• Christoupolis
• Chronicon Paschale
• Chrysaphius
• Chrysargyron
• Chrysobull
• Chrysocheir
• Chrysopolis
• Chrysotriklinos
• Cibyrrhaeot Theme
• Civil war of 1321–1328
• Civil war of 1341–1347
• Civil war of 1352–1357
• Civil war of 1373–1379
• Cilicia
• Ciriaco de' Pizzicolli
• Clarissimus
• Clearchus (consul 384)
• Cleofa Malatesta
• Clovis I
• Clermont, Council of
• Codex Hierosolymitanus
• Codex Theodosianus
• Codex Justinianus
• Column of Justinian
• Column of Phocas
• Comentiolus
• Comentiolus (brother of Phocas)
• Comes rerum privatarum
• Comes sacrarum largitionum
• Comito
• Comnenus
• Conon, Pope of Rome
• Conrad III
• Conrad of Montferrat
• Constans
• Constans II
• Constans (consul 414)
• Constantina
• Constantina (empress)
• Constantina (Osrhoene)
• Constantine I the Great
• Constantine the Great and Christianity
• Constantine I, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine I, Prince of Armenia
• Constantine II
• Constantine II, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine II, Prince of Armenia
• Constantine III
• Constantine III Leichoudes, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine IV
• Constantine V
• Constantine VI
• Constantine VII
• Constantine VIII
• Constantine IX Monomachos
• Constantine X Doukas
• Constantine XI Palaiologos
• Constantine, Pope of Rome
• Constantine (consul 457)
• Constantine (son of Leo V)
• Constantine Angelos Doukas
• Constantine Bodin
• Constantine Chliarenos
• Constantine Choirosphaktes
• Constantine Dalassenos (duke of Antioch)
• Constantine Dalassenos (thalassokrator)
• Constantine Diogenes
• Constantine Doukas (co-emperor)
• Constantine Doukas (died 1179)
• Constantine Doukas (usurper)
• Constantine Doukas of Thessaly
• Constantine Dragaš
• Constantine Euphorbenos Katakalon
• Constantine Gabras
• Constantine Gongyles
• Constantine Harmenopoulos
• Constantine Komnenos Doukas
• Constantine Kontomytes
• Constantine Lardys
• Constantine Laskaris
• Constantine Lekapenos
• Constantine Lips
• Constantine Makrodoukas
• Constantine Maniakes
• Constantine Meliteniotes
• Constantine Opos (catepan)
• Constantine Opos (megas doux)
• Constantine Palaiologos (half-brother of Michael VIII)
• Constantine Paparrigopoulos
• Constantine Phokas
• Constantine Stilbes
• Constantine Tikh of Bulgaria
• Constantine Tornikes
• Constantine, Forum of
• Constantinian dynasty
• Constantinople
• Constantinople, First Council
• Constantinople, Second Council
• Constantinople, Third Council
• Constantinople, Fourth Council (Roman Catholic)
• Constantinople, Fourth Council (Eastern Orthodox)
• Constantinople, Fifth Council
• Constantinople, Council of 867
• Constantinople earthquake, 557
• Constantinople, Fall of
• Constantinople (626), Siege of
• Constantinople (674–678), Siege of
• Constantinople (717–718), Siege of
• Constantinople (1203), Siege of
• Constantinople (1204), Siege of
• Constantinople (1235), Siege of
• Constantinople (1260), Siege of
• Constantinople (1422), Siege of
• Constantius II
• Constantius Gallus
• Constantiolus
• Consul
• Consularis
• Corinth
• Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae
• Corpus Juris Civilis
• Cosmas Indicopleustes
• Cosmas I, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Cosmas II Atticus, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Cosmas of Maiuma
• Cosmas Vestitor
• Cotyaeum
• Cotyaeum, Battle of
• Cotyaeum, Siege of
• Count of the Stable
• Count of the Tent
• Cours (Byzantine general)
• Courtenay, House of
• Coutzes
• Covered Hippodrome
• Crete
• Crete, Byzantine
• Crete, Emirate of
• Crimea
• Crispus
• Cross-in-square
• Cross of Justin II
• Crusader invasions of Egypt
• Crusader states
• Crusades
• Cubicularius
• Cumans
• Currency, Byzantine
• Cyprus
• Cyprus (theme)
• Cyprus, History of
• Cyprus in the Middle Ages
• Cyriacus the Anchorite
• Cyriacus, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Saints Cyril and Methodius
• Cyril Mango
• Cyril of Alexandria
• Cyril of Scythopolis
• Cyrrhus, Syria
• Cyrus, Patriarch of Constantinople
• Cyrus of Alexandria
• Cyrus of Panopolis
• Cyzicus, Battle of the