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Latin Names of Places.
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  • Castrum Cubii:— Holyhead.
  • Castrum de Aruon:—Caernarvon Castle.
  • Castrum Dei:—Fermoy Abbey, Ireland.
  • Castrum de Vies:—Devizes, Wilts.
  • Castrum Episcopi:—Bishop's Castle, Shropshire.
  • Castrum Godrici:—Goodrich, Herefordshire.
  • Castrum Legionis, Leonis:—Holt Castle, Denbighshire.
  • Castrum Matildis:—Painscastle, Herefordshire.
  • Castrum Oscæ:—Usk, Monmouthshire.
  • Castrum Puellarum:—Edinburgh.
  • Cataracta, Cataractonium:—Thornbrough, near Thirsk, Allerton, or Catterick Bridge, Yorks.
  • Cataracta Flu.:—River Swale, Yorks.
  • Catenessa:—Caithness.
  • Cateracta:—Catterick, Yorks.
  • Cateuchlani. See Catuellani.
  • Catguilia:—Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire.
  • Cathania:—Caithness, Scotland.
  • Cathinensis:—Of Caithness.
  • Catini:—People of Caithness.
  • Catteleia:—Catley, Lincolnshire.
  • Catuellani, Catyeuchlani:—People of Buckingham, Bedford, and Hertfordshire.
  • Cauci:—Tribe living in Wicklow, Ireland.
  • Cauda:—B. Calder, Cumberland.
  • Cauda Alicii:—La Quealiz, a wood in Brill Forest, Bucks.
  • Cauna. See Counos.
  • Caunonio. See Canonium.
  • Causennæ, Causennis:—Boston, Ancaster, Brig Casterton, or Swineshead, Lincolnshire.
  • Caua:—Cave, Yorks.
  • Cauce Dirat:—Holderness, Yorks.
  • Cauerna Viperina:—Aspeden, Herts.
  • Cauoda:—Cawood, Yorks.
  • Caivda. See Cauoda.
  • Cealchithe:—Chalk, Kent; Chelsea.
  • Cealtide:—Chelsea.
  • Ceangi. See Cangi.
  • Ceastra:—Chester; Chester-le-Street, Durham.
  • Celerion:—Callander Castle, Perthshire.
  • Cella Canici:—Kilkenny.
  • Cella Reguli:—Kilreule, St. Andrew's.
  • Cella S. Brigittæ:—Kilbride.
  • Celnius Flu.:—River Findhorn, or River Spey, Elgin.
  • Celouion. See Celerion.
  • Celunno. See Cilurnum.
  • Celurca:—Montrose, Forfar.
  • Cenenensis:—Of Kells, Ireland.
  • Cenimagni:—The same as the Iceni, a tribe in the east of Britain.