Celery
the common English name of Apium graveolens, a species of pars- Apium graveolens , a species of parsley. The blanched leafley. The blanched leaf-stalk of the culis used extensively for salads, etc. In its native state the seeds and whole plant are acrid and poisonous, cultivated plant is said to induce urinary disorders.
CELESTINE I., or CŒLESTINUS, a Pope and saint, succeeded Boniface I. in 422. He was engaged in disputes with the instigation of Cyril, bishop of Alexandria , and condemned them in a council held at Rome 430. Died 432, and was succeeded by Sixtus III.
CELESTINE II., a Tuscan, succeeded Innocent II., and died five months after, 1144.
CELESTINE III., succeeded Clement III. in 1191, crowned the Emperor Henry VI., excommunicated Leopold, Duke of Austria, and died 1198.
CELESTINE IV., a Milanese, succeeded Gregory IX. in 1241, and died about three weeks after his election.
CELESTINE V. (Pietro di Monrone), a Benedictine monk, who founded the or- Benedictine monk , who founded the order of the Celestines. He was elected Pope in 1294, after an interregnum of six years. A few months after, he resigned his office and was succeeded by Boniface VIII., who confined him in the castle of he died. He was canonized in 1313 by Clement V.