to a duel. See also the Earl of Kent, who calls himself Caius in his disguise as a servant of King Lear. Calchas, Cressida's father, has defected to the Greeks, and negotiates his daughter's exchange for a Trojan prisoner in Troilus and Cressida. Caliban, son of the witch Sycorax, is a deformed slave to Prospero in The Tempest. Calphurnia (hist) is the wife of Caesar, whose dream predicts her husband's death, in Julius Caesar. For Cambio see Lucentio, who calls himself Cambio in his disguise as a schoolmaster. The Earl of Cambridge (hist) is one of the three conspirators against the king's life (with Scroop and Grey) in Henry V. Camillo is a follower of Leontes, ordered to kill Polixines, but who instead warns Polixines of his danger and becomes his companion, in The Winter's Tale. Cardinal Campeius (hist) is the papal legate at the trial of Katherine, in Henry VIII. Canidius (hist) is a follower of Antony in Antony and Cleopatra. Canterbury: The Archbishop of Canterbury (hist) is an important character in the first act of Henry V. He expounds Henry's claim to the French throne. Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury (hist) is a major character in the last act of Henry VIII: hauled before the privy council by his enemies and threatened with imprisonment, but protected by the king. See also Cardinal Bourchier, who was Archbishop of Canterbury at the time dramatised in Richard III. Caphis is the servant of a Senator in Timon of Athens, sent to collect a debt due from Timon. For Capilet see the Widow in All's Well That Ends Well, whose surname is Capilet. Captain: A Captain survives the shipwreck at the start of Twelfth Night with Viola, and helps her with her disguise. A Captain of the Welsh army brings Richard the bad news that his army, believing him dead, has deserted him, in Richard II. A Captain brings Duncan news of Macbeth and Banquo's victories, in the first act of Macbeth. A Captain attending on Edgar delivers Lear and Cordelia to be hanged in King Lear. A Captain of the Norwegian army explains Fortinbras' mission against the Poles, in Hamlet. A Captain in Antony's army is a minor speaking role in Antony and Cleopatra. An English Captain witnesses the retreat of the cowardly Fastolfe, in Henry VI, Part 1. An English Captain accompanies Lucy on his mission to obtain assistance from