Callisthenes (ka-listhe-nēz)

[Gr. Καλλισθένης.] accidentally inflicted while boar-hunting. Calonne (kä-lon'), Charles Alexandre de. Born at Douai, France, Jan. 20, 1734: died at Paris, Oct. 30, 1802. A noted French courtier and politician, comptroller-general of finance 1783-87. Calov (kä'lof), Latinized Calovius (ka-lō'vi-us) (originally Kalau), Abraham. Born at Mohrungen, Pru ia, April 16, 1612: died at Wittenberg, Germany, Feb. 25, 1686. A German Luther an theologian and polemic writer. His chief work is gicorum" (1665–77). Calpe (kal'pē). [Gr. Κάλπη.] The ancient name of the rock of Gibraltar, one of the Pillars of Hercules. See Abyla .