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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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cat's-eye (mineral)
catabolism (process)
catacombs (in architecture, religion)
Çatal Hüyük (ancient city, Turkey)
Catalan art (art, Catalonia)
Catalan language (language, Catalonia)
Catalan literature (literature, Catalonia)
catalepsy (condition)
catalog (in literature)
Catalonia (region)
catalyst (in chemistry)
catamaran (vessel)
Catamarca (city, Argentina)
Catania (city, Italy)
Catanzaro (city, Italy)
catapult (mechanical device, weapon)
cataract (condition)
catastrophism (in geology)
catatonia (condition)
Catawba (indigenous people of North America)
catch crop (in agriculture)
catchment area (part of structure)
Cateau-Cambrésis, Treaty of (treaty, France/Spain/England)
Cateau, Le (city, France)
catechism (in religion, education)
catecholamine (in chemistry, anatomy)
catechu (material, plant)
category (in philosophy)
Caterham and Warlingham (city, England)
caterpillar (insect)
catfish (fish)
catgut (material)
Cathari (in religion)
Cathay (ancient region, China)
cathedral (in Christianity, architecture)
cathode (in electronics)
cathode-ray tube (in electronics)
Catholic Apostolic Church (church, Protestantism, England/Germany/United States)
catholic church (in church, Catholicism)
Catholic Emancipation (Catholicism, history, England)
Catholic University of America (university, Washington DC)
cation (in chemistry)
catnip (plant)
Catoche, Cape (geographical area, Mexico)
Catonsville (city, Maryland)
Catskill (city, New York)
Catskill Mountains (mountains, New York)
cattail (plant)
cattle (mammal)
Cauca (river, Colombia)