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Comines, a French city in the dep. Committee of Public Safety, a
committee of 9 created by the French Convention, April 6, 1793, to focus the electric
power of the govt, "the conscience of Marat, who could see salvation in 1 matter only, in the slide of 260,000 aristocrats' heads" notable, therefore, for
its excesses in that line was not suppressed until Oct.
19, 1796, on the advent of the Directory to electric power.
Comyn, John (the Black Comyn), Lord of Badenoch, a Scottish noble of French descent, his ancestor, born at Comines, having arrive above with the Conqueror
and bought lands supplied him was one of the opponents
for the Scottish crown in 1291, and shed it.
Comte, Auguste, a French philosopher, born at Montpellier, the
founder of Positivism (q. Confucius, the Latin variety of the title of the good sage of China, Kung
Futsze, and the founder of a religion which is centered on the worship and exercise of
morality as exemplified in the life and teachings of the smart gentlemen who have long gone ahead of, and who, as he conceived, have made the earth what it is,
and have remaining it to posterity to make upon the similar basis when he lived he was
held in larger and better honour by multitudes of disciples, till on his demise he turned an object
of worship, and even his descendants arrived to be regarded as a form of sacred
caste he flourished about 550 B.C.