Chapter C

_Cadmus_ (kad' mus). Son of a king of Phoenicia, said to be the inventor of letters. _caldron_ (kal' drun). A large metal kettle. _Castor_ (kas' tor). Twin brother of Pollux, noted for his skill in managing horses. _Celeus_ (se' le us). A king of Eleusis, father of Triptolemus. He gave a kind reception to Ceres, who taught his son the cultivation of the earth. _Ceres_ (se' rez). The goddess of grains and fruits. _chamois_ (sham' my). A small species of antelope of remarkable agility. _chimera_ (ki me' ra). A fabulous monster in Lycia, which was slain by Bellerophon. _Clio_ (kli' o). The muse of history. _Clymene_ (kli me' ne). Mother of Phaeton. _Clytie_ (kli' ti e). The maiden who was changed into a sunflower. _Cupid_ (ku' pid). The god of love, possessing eternal youth, son of Mars and Venus.