+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Cardinal-Balue"> Cardinal Balue<a href="#Cardinal-Balue" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Cardinal Balue (1421-1491), full name Jean Balue, was a French cardinal and minister of Louis XI (1423 – 1483), the king of France. He was famously imprisoned for having conspired with Charles the Rash (1433 – 1477) for eleven years in an iron cage by Louis. Nevertheless, modern historians say that he was actually held in standard, reasonably comfortable prison quarters. Balue was finally released in 148
following diplomatic intervention by Pope Sixtus IV.<br />

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+ Cardinal Berulle, Cardinal Cajetan, Cardinal Caprara, Cardinal de Retz, Cardinal Pandulf

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Cardinal-Antonelli"> Cardinal Antonelli<a href="#Cardinal-Antonelli" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Cardinal Antonelli (18
6-1876), full name Giacomo Antonelli, was an Italian Catholic cardinal, the chief adviser and Prime Minister of Pope Pius IX. He accompanied the Pope to Gaeta, came back with him to Rome, acting as his foreign minister there, and offered a determined opposition to the Revolution. He left immense wealth.<br />

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+ Cardinal Balue, Cardinal Berulle, Cardinal Cajetan, Cardinal Caprara, Cardinal de Retz

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Caria"> Caria<a href="#Caria" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Caria is an ancient region in southwestern Anatolia (Asia Minor), within modern-day Turkey, covering parts of Muğla, Aydın, and Denizli provinces, bordering on the Archipelago in the Aegean Sea, of which the Mæander is the chief river. The region had a sovereign status in ancient days, which it lost, fist in 545 after it came under Persians, and with final annexation with Roman Empire in 129 BC.<br />

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+ Caribbean, Caribbean Sea, Caribs, Carinthia, Carisbrooke

+ Cardinal Virtues is a collective name given to virtues of a cardinal. These have been "arranged by the wisest men of all time, under four general heads," and are defined by Ruskin as "Prudence or Discretion (the spirit which discerns and adopts rightly), Justice (the spirit which rules and divides rightly), Fortitude (the spirit that persists and endures rightly), and Temperance (the spirit which stops and refuses rightly). These cardinal and sentinel virtues," he adds, "are not only the means of protecting and prolonging life itself, but are the chief guards or sources of the material means of life, and the governing powers and princes of economy."<br />

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Cardinal-Bérulle"> Cardinal Bérulle<a href="#Cardinal-Bérulle" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Cardinal Bérulle (1575-1629), also Cardinal Pierre de Bérulle, was a prominent French Catholic priest, statesman, and mystic, born at Troyes. He was founder of the order of Carmelites, and of the Congregation of the Oratory.<br />

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+ Cardinal Cajetan, Cardinal Caprara, Cardinal de Retz, Cardinal Pandulf, Cardinal Virtues

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Cardamom"> Cardamom<a href="#Cardamom" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Cardamom is a tropical spice plant of the ginger family.<br />
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<a href="Cardiff" title="Cardiff" class="wiki wiki_page">Cardiff</a>, <a href="Cardiganshire" title="Cardiganshire" class="wiki wiki_page">Cardiganshire</a>, <a href="Cardinal-Antonelli" title="Cardinal Antonelli" class="wiki wiki_page">Cardinal Antonelli</a>, <a href="Cardinal-Balue" title="Cardinal Balue" class="wiki wiki_page">Cardinal Balue</a>, <a href="Cardinal-Berulle" title="Cardinal Berulle" class="wiki wiki_page">Cardinal Berulle</a><br />

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Carbon-Nanotubes"> Carbon Nanotubes<a href="#Carbon-Nanotubes" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>

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+ Carbonari, Carbyn's Cove, Carcinogen, Cardamom, Cardiff

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Caravanserai"> Caravanserai<a href="#Caravanserai" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Caravanserai was a name given to a large unfurnished inn, with a court in the middle for the accommodation of caravans and other travellers at night in the East. Caravanserais existed from ancient times, as early as the Achaemenid Empire in the 6th century BC, through the 19th century, with their golden age spanning across medieval and early modern Islamic empires. They fell out of use with the rise of modern steamships, railways, and motor transport in the early 2
th century.<br />
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<a href="Carbohydrates" title="Carbohydrates" class="wiki wiki_page">Carbohydrates</a>, <a href="Carbon-Accounting" title="Carbon Accounting" class="wiki wiki_page">Carbon Accounting</a>, <a href="Carbon-Credit" title="Carbon Credit" class="wiki wiki_page">Carbon Credit</a>, <a href="Carbon-Dioxide" title="Carbon Dioxide" class="wiki wiki_page">Carbon Dioxide</a>, <a href="Carbon-Nanotubes" title="Carbon Nanotubes" class="wiki wiki_page">Carbon Nanotubes</a><br />

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Caradoc"> Caradoc<a href="#Caradoc" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Caradoc was a knight of the Round Table, in Arthurian legend. He was famous for his valour and the chastity and constancy of his wife.<br />

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+ Caraffa, Caragana, Caraglio, Caravaggio, Caravanserai

+ <h1 class="showhide_heading d-flex justify-content-start" id="Capybara"> Capybara<a href="#Capybara" class="heading-link" aria-label="heading link"><span class="icon icon-link fas fa-link " ></span></a></h1>
Capybara is the water-hog, the largest rodent extant, in appearance like a small pig.<br />

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+ Caracalla, Caracas, Caracci, Caractacus, Caradoc