GENERAL PREFACE.

O was
provide the student
to the of the which,
Ante-Nicene
in eight Literature
volumes, with a copious General twenty-
Index
necessary work comprises the original
four and not a little additional material. But the General Editor felt, at every step of his
own undertaking, the need of a systematized Bibliography, to which scholars intolerant of
merely superficial attainment might be referred for the entire mastery of any particular
subject. It is not unlikely that our countrymen are about to enter on such studies as
require the aid of the Ante-Nicene Fathers, in the spirit of honest and very earnest
research, and it is cheering to observe that patient industry and unwearied continuous
effort in the investigation of great questions is no longer to be considered impossible in our
hurried and hasty American modes of life. He, then, who means to understand these
volumes thoroughly, and to use them for the benefit of others, must have the keys of
knowledge at hand. To supply such keys is of itself the task of none other than a
specialist and an expert. The introductory notice of the Rev. Dr. Riddle will inform the
reader that I am indebted to him for committing to Professor Richardson the labour of
compiling the Bibliography which I had proposed, and which, in my opinion, has been
so admirably performed. His work, though it falls below his own standard of all that
could be desired, is practically exhaustive, and I rejoice to present it to American scholars
as honourable to our literature, and especially to its author. It is most creditable to the
Theological Seminary at Hartford that such a work has been completed within its walls,
and largely by the aid of its library, which must be especially rich in a collection of rare
works, indispensable to a performance of this description. May I venture to say, in behalf
of the Commonwealth of Letters and the interests of Learning in America, that I have
reason to believe that for this wealth of resources we are all debtors to the enlightened
munificence of NXWTON CASE, Esq., of Hartford.
I have felt it due to my sense of obligation to those who have added such an
important supplement to my own work on the Ante-Nicene Fathers not only to express
in this way my warmest thanks, but to add in a note, 1 brief biographical data, which will
record here their previous labours in behalf of learning and of Christianity.
A. C. C.
A_GUST 2, x887.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.
I. RIDDLE,Matthew Brown, D.D., was born in Pittsburg, Penn._ Oct. 17, t836; B.A. (Jefferson
Coll., Penn.), x85z; theological education at New Brunswick, N.J., 1859; Chaplain New Jersey
Regiment, x86I ; at Hoboken, N.J., Pastorate (Reformed), 186z--65, and at Newark, N.J., 1865--69;
studied in Europe, x869-TX. Since then, Professor of New Testament Exegesis in the Hartford Theo-

I For which I am chiefly indebted to the Scka._.Heexo_" E_cy¢lo2b_dfo of Li'¢_'_ Divi_t# (Supplement). New York_ zJ_/.
 GENERAL PREFACE.

logical Seminary. Elected to a corresponding professorship in the "Western Theological Seminary,"

at Allegheny, Penn., Feb. x5, x887, he is about to enter upon his new duties at that place, in the
immediate vicinity of his native town. For a list of Dr. Riddle's learned and valuable contributions
to Theological Literature, see the Schaff-Herzog Supplement, p. xS_ His important contributions to this
series will be found in the seventh and eighth volumes. He was conspicuous as a member of the New
Testament company of the American revisers in the recent Bible revision.
2. PICK, Bernhard, Ph.D., was born at Kempen, Prussia, Dec. i9, x842 ; educated at Breslau and
Berlin, and in the "Union Theological Seminary," New York, x868. Engaged in pastoral duties in
New York and elsewhere (Lutheran) from t868 till x88x, and now in Allegheny, Penn. Member of the
German OrlentaI Society (Halle-Lelpzig), x877, and of the American Society of Biblical Literature and
Exegesis, x88z. His literary and theological works are noted, as above, p. x68. In compiling Indexes
to later volumes of this series, as well as in the authorship of the General Index, he has rendered
most valuable service.
4- RxcH_u>sox% Ernest Cushing, born at Woburn, Mass., Feb. 9, x86o; B.A. at Amherst,
z88o; theological education (Congregationalist), at the Hartford Theological Seminary, i882- 4. Since
I884 he has conferred great services upon his Alma Mater, as Librarian of that Seminary, a position for
which his eminent qualifications may be inferred from the Bibliography here subjoined. His publications
are enumerated in the Schaff-Herzog Supplement, p. i79. He is announced to edit Euseblus' "Life of
Constantine," and to translate the "Lives of Illustrious Men " of Jerome and Gennadius for the " Post-
Nicene Fathers," edited by Dr. Schaff, and now in course of publication. He has had, since x884_ a
prominent position as Assistant Secretary to the "American Library Association," and is one of the
Lecturers in the Columbia College "School of Library Economy."
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL
SYNOPSIS.

BY

ERNEST C. RICHARDSON, M.A.,

labrartan of ttar6ford Ttuologtcal Seminary, and As_tant Secraary of tl_

American Z_rary A_oc, at_on.

WITH AN INTRODUCTORY NOT_.

BY MATTHEW B. R/DDLE, D.D.

 INTRODUCTORY NOTE.

HE General Editor of the American Edition of the "Ante-Niceale Fathers" was kind
enough to commit to me the task of preparing a Bibliography of the entire series.
A plan of arrangement was, after conference, agreed upon ; being substantially that adopted
in this volume. The original design was to include this new matter in volume viii. The
exacting labors connected with the preparation of other matter, published in vols. vii and
viii, made it necessary to call upon some export for assistance. The Rev. Mr. RJCnAaDSON,
the librarian of Hartford Theological Seminary, was close at hand, and had, as I knew,
gathered material adapted for the purpose in view. It soon became apparent to me that he
could do the work much more satisfactorily, both to himself and to the public, if it were en-
trusted almost entirely to his skill and patience. The proposal to issue a supplementary
volume gave time for better results, and Mr. RJCa_U_DSONgladly availed himself of this
opportunity for perfecting the work. In view of what he has done, it is simple honesty to
allow his name to appear on the tire-page as author. My duty to the public is fulfilled
when I have made this explanation.
Mr. RICHXRDSOS,in his Preface, gives a statement of his method. It seems proper
that I should here express my cordial appreciation of his fidelity, persistence, and unwearied
efforts to render the various lists as complete as possible. Only those who have attempted
a similar task can fully understand how much it costs to secure fulness and accuracy in such
a bibliography. Having witnessed throughout the scholarly spirit in which Mr. RIc_,aD--
son has ungrudgingly given himself to this task, I cannot refrain from bearing testimoay to
it in this Introductory Notice. May others be stimulated to more successful labour by the
abundant helps he has here indicated to them.
M. B. RIDDLE.

tD.al_o_, July, _g87.

 PREFACE.

HE plan of this work, as suggested by the General Editor, through Dr. Riddle, was
a "complete synopsis" of the literature relating to the works included in THE
ANTK-NmEsE FATHERS. Its purpose is to furnish a guide to a farther critical study for
those who have been stimulated by the present quickened interest in the study of the
Church Fathers in America, and especially to open the field of modem German critical
scholarship. This latter idea was a design particularly cherished by the Editor-in-Chief.
The treatment is one which the author's own method of study, and eleven years' ex-
perience in furnishing tools for College and Seminary students and professors, suggests
as, on the whole, the most practical : x. Monographic ; 2. By (a.) Editions chronologically
arranged ; (b.) Translations, ancient and modern, each language chronologically arranged ;
(c.) Literature alphabetically arranged.
A full method would include also a synopsis of: (I.) Manuscripts; (2.) Sources.
Toward these the author had made some collections, but found it impossible to complete
in the limited time at disposal. The references to the "Veterum testimonia" in Migne,
Galland, and elsewhere, partially supply the place of a synopsis of sources, and the author
hopes to carry out his design, formed some years since, and publish in some shape,
within a few years, a synopsis of ross. of Ante-Nicene Literature with references to pub-
lished descriptions where any exist.
The alphabetical arrangement has been adopted under Literature, Gebhardt and Hat-
hook's capital monographs to the contrary notwithstanding, as, on the whole, furnishing
more easily the information for which men consult such a work. Experience shows that
most students use such a bibliography by authors: (t.) One comes soon to know what
shade or weight of scholarship, Harnack, or Zahn, or Funk, Lighffoot, or Schaif, and so
on, represent, according to their various scholarship or tendence, and his first use of
a list is to see who have written on the subject, and where their results can be found.
(2.) The views of some one are referred to, and one consults such a list to verify the
reference and find where those views are expressed. For this latter use a special effort
has been made to supply page-references, as a time-saving device.
The first aim of the work is exhaustiveness. This is peculiarly necessary in the
use of American students in order that the scanty and heterogeneous collections on which
American scholars must depend for tools may yield all that they have on the subject.
It is a constant embarrassment that there is not a single adefuate t_eolo_cal library
i_ Amerfca, and the student has to use every device to cull what he can from secondary
sources. The American student thus works at an immense disadvantage, and must do
so until there is somewhere a library which will compare, e.g. , with what medical men
have in the Library of the Surgeon-General's office.
Literal exhaustiveness is, of course, even more undesirable than impossible. The
author has at hand, for example, a very large number of Encyclopaedias, Histories of
x PREFACE.

Popes, Councils, Doctrine, Life, N. T. Introductions, works on Archreology, etc., etc.,

etc., which have more or less patristic matter, while his notes of general histories of
the Ante-Nicene period alone number about five hundred. The greater part of these
add absolutely nothing for critical study, and little even to the most accessible of the
sources indicated, so that the criterion has been everything that has fairly entered
into the critical discussion of a work judged largely in the following:--
2tfethod. (x.) The examination and direct analysis of such standard works and
periodicals as were available. (z.) The exhausting of such monographs as could be ob-
tained, e.g., those in Gebhardt u. Harnack's Patres apost. (3") The exhausting of (a.) the
the general bibliographies of Chevalier, Engiemann, Hofmann, Oettinger, Winer, Poole,
Graesse, Brunet, etc. (b.) The patrologies.of Watch, (Caillau), (Clarke), Busse,
Permaneder, Alzog, Nirschl, (Schmid). (c.) The articles in the Encyclopzedias of
Herzog-Plitt-Hauck, Schaff-Herzog, Lichtenberger, Wetzer u. Welte (first edition),
M'Clintock and Strong, Ersch u. Gruber and the Britannica, and the dictionaries of
Smith, Smith and Wace, Hoefer and Michaud. (d.) The literary histories of Teuffel,
(Ebert), Sch_nemann and Reuss. (e.) The church histories of Schaff, Kurtz, Her-
genr6ther, (Hase), (Hagenbach), (Bapheldes). (f.) The foot-notes of various mono-
graphs, and general works, ,.g'., " Supernatural Religion."
In addition to these all the minor sources available have been used, especially in
the vexatious and difficult matter of the Editions and Translations. In the matter of
the later literature the most fruitful source has been the periodical literature, especially
the twelve volumes of the Theol. Literaturzeitung.
Purely bibliographical references (Le., to Graesse, etc.) are in general omitted. Chev-
alier and Darling are no exception to this rule, since they contain brief notices of the authors.
A few works of very little critical value have been admitted, either because they are in
English, where there is scanty English literature, or because of some subject where there is
little literature, or for some other reason, e.g'.,Waite, Stowe, Blackburn, etc.
Thefulness and accuracy of titles are limited by the necessity of doing so much of the
work from secondary sources. The author has verified and enlarged as far as time and tools
would permit, and, while regretting defects which must exist, can only say that most of the
floes are the result of the collation of several references, and embody the corrections of
innumerable mis-citations.
.4b6re'viations. The abbreviations adopted are those of the references themselves, or
such as have become the familiar forms. The forms of English periodicals are usually
those of Poole's Index, although in many cases these are lengthened for readier recognition.
The citation of German periodicals is very various, but a guide is given by cross-references
in the list in the Appendix.
The 2t##endix includes supplemental matter introductory to the study of Patrology or
aiding in the use of the foregoing Synopsis; (x.) A full list of works on Patoology, in which
a special effort has been made to straighten the editions of the earlier modern works, n a
bibliographical Chinese puzzle. (-.) A very limited list of works quoted in the Syno_sls
which seemed to need enlarged titles or descriptions, and especially where the edition which
is quoted is not the latest, as in the case of Wetzer u. Welte, Hergenr6ther, and Westcott's
Canon. (3') A full list of periodicals referred to in the Synopsis. This is included,
although it falls very far short of the ideal symmetry which the author would like, and which
might be secured with time, z. Because of the need of such a list in the lack of uniform
reference, _. As a contribution in one of the most deficient fields of theological literature,
the bibliography of theological periodicals.
The author has worked with the very practical purpose of furnishing just what he found
 PREFACE. xi

desirable in his own method, and, recognizing the limitations of the work, can only say that
he has spared no pains nor effort to make the work as complete and exact as time and tools
would permit. If it shall prove as useful to others as he expects it to be to himself, he will
not regret the time which he has somewhat reluctantly spared from more direct critical work.
May the very practical and direct results of modern, critical patristic scholarship stimu-
late those who love Him who is the Truth, to a more eager, unwearied, unremitting,
humble, unprejudiced study, in His Spirit, of every circumstance which confirms and illumines
the story of His life on earth, to the glory of His name.
The author takes this opportunity to express his thanks to the Rev. Messrs. Ropes and
Gillett of the Andover and the Union (New York) Theological Seminary Libraries, to Mr.
Whitney of the Boston Public Library, and very particularly and warmly to Mr. Cutter of
the Boston Athenaeum Library, for special favors in the use of works of reference, and to the
various helpers whose interest in the work has contributed to increased accuracy.

ERNEST C. RICHARDSON.

HosMF.a HALL,I-t_WOm_, July, 1887.

 TABLE OF CONTENTS.

VOLU_ I .............................. X-29 II. Venantius Fortunatus ............ 8x

I. St. Clement. Epistle to the Co- III. Asterius Urbanus ............... 81-82
rinthlans ..................... x- 5 IV. Victorinus ..................... 82
II. Mathetes. Epistle to Diognetus... 5-7 V. Dionysius of Rome .............. 82--83
III. Polycarp. Eplsfle to the Philip- VI. The Teaching of the Twelve Apos-
plans ........................ 7-io ties .......................... 83-86
Martyrdom ................... 1o VII. Constitutions of the Holy Apostles, 86-88
IV. Ignatius. Epistles ............. Io-15 Canons ......................... 88-89
Martyrdom .................... x5 VIII. The Homily ascribed to Clement.. 89-9 o
V. Barnabas. Epistle ............ 16--I9 IX. Early Liturgies .................. 9o
VI. Papias. Fragments .............. 19-2 t
VII. Justin Martyr. Various works .... 2x-26
Martyrdom ................... 26 VOLUMEVIII ............................. 90-X 16
VIII. Irenaeus. _5_29 I. The Testaments of the Twelve
...................... Patriarchs ..................... 90--91
VOLUME II. 30_42 II. Theodotus ....................... 9z
............................ III. The Two Epistles Concerning Vii-
I. The Pastor of Hermas ........... 30_33 ginity ....................... 9x-92
II. Tatian .......................... 33-35 IV. Pseudo-Clementine Literature .... 92-95
III. Theophilus of Antioch .......... 35-36 V. Apocrypha of the New Testament, 9_
IV. Athenagoras .................... 36-38 (x.) TheProtevangeliumofJames, 9°-97
V. Clement of Alexandria ........ 38-42 (2.) The Gospel of Pseudo-Mat-
thew ..................... 97
VOLUMEIII-IV ....................
I. Tertullian ..................... 4_-55
4_-47 (3") The Gospel of the Nativity
II. Minucius Felix ................. 47-5o of Mar),. ............... 97
III. Commodian .................... 5o (4.) The History of Joseph the
IV. Origen .........................50_55 Carpenter
(5-) The ...............
Gospel ofThomas ..... 97"_
VOLUME V ........................... 55-64 (6.) The Arabic Gospel of the In-
I. Hippolytus .....................$5-58 'I ThefanCYGospel
...................
ofNicodemus... 98_
II. Cyprian ....................... 59-63 .) The Letter of Pontius Pilate
(_')
III. Caius ....................... 63 (
concerning Our Lord Jesus
IV. Novatian ...................... 63-64 Christ ................... 99
V. Appendix .................... 64 (9.) The Report of Pilate the
Procurator concerning Our
VOLUMZ VI ........................... 65-77 Lord Jesus Christ ......... 99
I. Gregory" Thaumaturgus ......... 65--66 (xo.) The ReportofPontius Pilate, 99
IL 66--68 (Ix.) The Giving up of Pontius
Julius Africanus .................. 68-69 Pilate .................... 99
•" (,,.)
DionysmsAnatolius of Alexandria
........................... 69 (12.) The Death of Pilate ......... Ioo
(b.) Alexander of Cappadocia ... 69-7o (x3.) The Narrative of Joseph .... ioo
(c.) Theognostus of Alexandria. 7o (x4) The Avenging of the Saviour, Ioo
(d.) Pierius of Alexandria ...... 7o-7 [ (I 5 ) Acts of the Holy Apostles,
(e.) Theonas of Alexandria ...... 7I Peter and Paul ............ xoo-IoI
_.) Phileas ................. 7I (16) Acts of Paul and Thecla ..... xol
(g)
( . Maichion
Pamphulus .................
................ 72
7_-73 (xT.)
(18.) The Acts
The Acts of Barnabas
Philip ............... loz
1ot-xo2
V. Archelaus ........................ 73 (x9.) Philip m Hellas ............ 1o2
VI. Alexander of Lycopolis ........... 73 (2o.) Acts of Andrew and Matthias, xo2
VII. Peter of Alexandria ............... 74 (2L) Acts of Peter and Andrew... 1o2
VIII. Alexander of Alexandria .......... 74-75 (22.) Acts and Martyrdom of St.
IX. Methodius .................... 75-76 Matthew the Apostle ...... zco
X. Arnobius ....................... 76--77 (23.) Acts of the Holy Apostle
Thomas ................. Io 3
VoLwrz VII ............................. 77--9o (24.) Consummation of Thomas
I. Lactantius ....................... 77-81 the Apostle ............... xo3
xiv TABLE OF CONTENTS.

(25.) Martyrdom of the Holy and (7.) Maximus, Bishop of Jerusa-

Glorious Apostle Barthole- lem ...................... tt 3
mew ..................... xo3 (8.) Claudius Apollinaris, Bishop
(26 0 Acts of the Holy Apostle of Hierapolis and Apolo-
Thaddeus ................ xo3 gist ...................... xl 3
(270 Acts of the Holy Apostle and (9.) Polycrates ................. n3-xx 4
Evangelist John the Theo- (io.) Theophilus, Bishop of Caesa-
logian ................. xo3 rea in Palestine ........... x14
(28.) Revelation of Moses ....... ]o¢ (xx.) Serapion, Bishop of Antioch, xx4
(29.) Revelation of Esdras ....... to4 (x2.) Apollonius ............... txC-IX 5
(3o.) Revelation of Paul ......... 1o4 (x3.) Pantaenus, The Alexandrian
(3x.) Revelation of John ........ xo4 Philosopher ............ HS--H6
(32.) The BookofJohn concerning (x4.) Pseud.-Irenaeus. Letter of
the Falling Asleep of Mary, xo¢ the churches of Vienna and
(33.) The Passing of Mary ........ xo4-[o5 Lugdunum .............. x16
VI. The Decretals ................... Io 5
VII. Memoirs of Edessa and ancient
Syriac documents .......... tos-xo 9 APPENDIX ............................. x_7-x33
Abgar ........................ Io5-I06 I. Patrologies ..................... z xg-iz 3
Addaeus ...................... Io6-xo7 (a.) Auclent and Mediwval ..... xl 9
JHacob of Sarug ............... xo7 (b.) Zdodern .................... I x9-i 23
abib ........................ Io7
Gurla .......................... Io7 II. Various works ............... x23-I29
Moses of Chorene ................ IoT-xo8 I. Bibliographies .............. I23-x 24
Bardesan ....................... xo8 II. Encylopaedias ............. 124
Ambrose (of Alexandria?) ........ lO8-io 9 In. Collections ............. 12q-126
VIII. Remains of the second and third Councils ................. x26
centuries ................ xo9 Lives of_ Saints .......... 126
(x.) Quadratus ................. xo9 IV. Church Histories ........... I26-I28

(3)(2:) MelitoArist°
of
.................
Pella ............ I,o--ixxx°9-Ix° V. Miscellaneous .............. 128-,29

.)
5") Hegesippus BishopofCorinth,
Dion_'sius, ............. ixz-xx2
ii2 III. Periodicals ..................... I29-133
(6.) Rho_on .................. Ix2-tx 3 INDEX .............................. I35-X36
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I. F_di_io_'l$. new ms. The foundation of all later.]
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4°; 1637.
until 4°. [Conjecturesin red mk. GenerallyfoUowed
Wotton.] 8o- _,_:,875,"PostDressel,
FUNK, IIL" Tab.
Gr. ]at. In :Patr. ap. eL 187_
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MADERUS,JOACH.J. Gr. lat. Htlmst. 1654. 4o.
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In: x2O.
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Gebbie, n.d.1856;
8o.
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WADDm62ON. Fastes des prey. asiatiques. Par. 1872. German.

I. 219-. AssoLD. Frf. 17oo. 8e.
WALTZ. Hist. of Chr. ReL (188I) 50-55. GL_SlNO. Ham6. 1723. 8°.
WALCR. BibL patrist. (I834) 22--4.
W_mms'rr. Canon. (I875) 36-40. HI. Literature.
-- Bible in the Church (1877) 79-80_: ALZOQ. Patrol. (I876) 47-52.
WmSSL_S. Das Martyrmm Polykarp's trod demen BURTON. Trinity (I831) 6-15.
Chronologic. In his: Christenverfolgungen. (1878) Bussg. Chr. Lit. (1828-9) L 5-6. xl
...:__87 . CHARTERIS.CauoDJcity. (I880) xxxiii., ._ IX3, 174, I97,
WIF_SELElt,IL Das Todesjanr P. In: Stud. u. Krit. 217 , 225, 244.
LIIL (I88o) _I-6q. CoFFxl_. Lives of lath. (1846) 137-15o.
WORDSWORTH.xChur_ Hist. (I881) I57-I7I. DONALDSON. AposL fathers (1874) 198--Z24-
YONGE. Pupils of St. John. (I878) 179-2oo. FLEURY. Hist. eccl. (I6_I--) I. 446--50.
ZAHN. In: CoStt.gel. Anz. (I882). HA_ACK, A. Zeit d. Ignat. Lpz. 1877. [-Vfa'breitungd.
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ZELLZg. Apostelgesch. (1854) 52-3 • _Zu Eusebius Hist. eccl. IV. 15, 37- In: Ztschr. f.
For Literature, see also under Martyrdom of Polycarp Klrchengesch. II. (1877) 291-296.
and under Ignatius. HEFELE. Patr. ap. opera. Ed. 3" T//b. 1847. 8o, also
2raft :. Date of Polycarf adeattL x47.A.D., Pe_.son, G_- in : Migne. Patrol. gr. V. (I857) xoot-4.
land, Dodwell; x_, B'orgiiesi: Caveoom, mozzom, Douhet, ITrlG. Hist eccl. (17o9) II. 47"
Marquardt, Sehx]ler, F_edliinde_t W.ADDI.NOTON, _ol_z- LUMPER. Hist. ss. patr. II. (I784) 45o-oi.
mann, Aub_,Renan,]_gh, Zahn,_unx, etc., l,_ oro,_arn.- ]_EANDER. Church Hist. (I872) I. lO9-11, 335'
ack; _6, Lipslus, Hilgenfeld, Gebhardt;. 16o, l-tase, _tevt_e
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l_usebius (?), Tillemont, Nods, Clinton, Maason, Keim, ORSI. Ist. eccl. (I746-) II. 146-58; (1749-) II. 212-28.
Wieseler, Uhlhorn, Nlrschl: Wordsworth, Kurtz, 16_,Eu.se- [_OBERTS& DONALDSON. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic.
bius (?), Hteronymus, Scahger, Le mo_. e, uave, vmesms,
Killen; 1691Usher, Pagi, Bueherus, J_oJxanaus. Lib. L (1868) 79-81. Ed. Coxe. I. (x885) 37-8.
.,V'ote#. Genu_ess, etc., of the E_istle. For: Pea_.son, ZAHN. In: Gebhurdt, H.&Z. Patr. up. xlviii.-cv.
Mosheim,Tillemont, Ittig, Hefele, Gmseler,Neander, Mohler, See above. Many of the numbers treat of the Martyrium.
Lardner, Ewald,
Uhlhorn, Harnack,Bleek, Tischendorf,
Zahn, Sehliemann, M&gaev.
Ltghffoot..Affa_nst: Strauss, 2Vott. Geuuineness of the 2_art_rium. For: Re n_mL,_!-
eentur., Semler, RBssler, Schwegler, Ke_m, Sc.hol.ten.,_el_r, genfetd, Lightfoot. Agaims_ : Schiirer, Keam (_o- _,
Lipsius, Eichhoru, Hilgenfeld, Tayler. Inler2_olatta: t_a_te, Lipsms, (_So), so C_bhardt. arnter_olated: Steitz_ Zahn,
Bunsen, Ueberweg, Ritschl, Scholten, Volkmex, B_hrxnger, Funk, Don°tdson.
Donaldson, Lapsms.

_/_ARTYRDOM • IV. IGNATIUS. EPISTLES.

I. ,Editions. I. .Editions.
USSERIUS. Lend. 1647. 4°. In: Ap. Ign. PACEUS,VALENT. (12 el).) .Par. I557. 4° [Rare. Par.
COTELEgIUS. Antcv. I672. 1"°;Ed. Clericus. 1698. to; _558,often g_venas the first] ; I558. 80 [Improved] ; 1562-
1724 . fo. 8°. [1558and _6_ ed. Morellus?] fo.
RUINART. Act. mart. .Par. I689 4° GESNER. (12 ep.) Gr. 1at Tiffur. I559. [Tr.
CLERICUS. I698; I724. S u. Cotelerius. Bunnerus.]
ITTm. Patr. ap. LQOs. _699. fo. 392_431. Gr. Lat. AhOy. Plautus, 1566. 8o; i572. 8°; also in:
SMrrH. Oxon. I709. 4°. s.u.Ep. Grynaeus. Orthodoxographia. Basd. I569. fo. I. 5-7 o.
FREY. Parr. ap. IL (1741) lO5-zo2, 339-44. [Lat. of Vmrlenins.]
MAESTRAEUS, MARTIALIS. . I6O8. 8°.
Gr. Int. Par*s,
Russ_. Lond. 1746. s u. Ep.
G_LL_ND. Ven. I765. s. v. Ep. VEDELIUS, Nm. Gr. 1at. Genev. I623. 4°. [Lat. ot
JACOBSEN.Gr. lat. I838; 184o; I847; I863. 8°. II. 6O3- Maestraeus.
DUCAEUS, 7 genuine,
FREUT. 5 spur._
Gr. lat. (With scholia of Vairlenius
659" and Maestraeus.) In his: Auct- bibl. patr. Parzs,
HEFELE. T//b. I839; I842; I8_7; 1855" 8°" 272--95" I624. fo.
MIGNE. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr. V.(I857) Io29-46.
DS_SSF.L,A.R.M. Gr. lat. In: Patr. ap. (Li_s. 1863). UsszglUS. Gr.
VoSSlUS. (i2Gr. lIlat.)I646.01on.
lat. ,,/ms/. I644_ 168o.
4°; Lend. 4°; 1647.
4°. Ix 4%
ed.
391-4o7. of shorter Gr. form of 6 eps. Romans in longer.]
ZAHN. Gr. lat. In: Gebhurdt, H. & Z. Patr. ap. II. COT_LEY.IUS. (_5) Gr. lat. In Ins: Patr. ap. Paris,
(1876) I32-71. 1672. f_; Ed. Clericus Ant'v. (or Am$t 0 1698. re;
FUNK. Patr. ap. (T//& 188I.) I. 282-3o9. Amst. 1724. fo. III. 1i-I2o. [Improved ed. of Voas;
LIG_. Ap. Fathers. IL (_885) XL935-'98 [pt. ii.]. in xTI4e_. Textof Rom. andMart, improved.]
RUINART. Gr. lat. Par. I689. 4°. [Rom.]
II. Translations. ITrm, TH. (Genuine, spur. ep. and Acta.) Gr. lat. In
his : Bibl. patr. ap. Z_ps. I699. 8% 95-431.
Anc_en$ Latin. GRABF_J. E Ep. ad Rom. et fragm. In his : Spicil. m.
Fs_Y. Parr. ap. II. (I741) 19I-zo2, and often in ed_ patr. Oxon. 17oo. 8°; p. x sq.; x7x4.
English. ALDRICH, C. Gr.
Cf. Sche_horn. lat. Oxen._..i_$.
_k_t_Erud. 17o8. 8°. 399-]
!_13,p. [too copies only.
WXKE. Lo_. 1693. 8°. 73-87,231-52; Land. I7.to. 8 ° SMrrlt, THOMAS. (7 shorter.) Gr. lat. Lond..xTo9..4. °.
[Greatlyimproved]; Loud. IZ19. 8% 5I--6o,(_) 13_-- WHISTON, W. (Both forms.) Gr. Eng. Inhis: Primi-
53; I737" 8°; 5thed" 1818177]; Hartford, 1_34. _. five Christianity. Lend. 1711. 8e. L 1-39I. [Text
is that of Smith.]
182-2o6;Lo_ut.
8°; I842137]
I86o. 8°; P_ila. I846. 8°
8°. [Revised]; Lo_d. I846. Fm_Y,J.L. (Ep. gen. etmart.) Inhis: Ep.m. patr.
DALXYM_LE.Edcni. 1776. 8% In : Remains of Oar. Ant. apost. Basil. I74 I. 8% a-I I2, Zo5-3a 9.
ROBZgTS& DONXLDSO_. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. L (_868) RUSSZL, RlCH. (Ep. gen. et mart.) Gr. 1at. In his:
83"-96. Ed. Coxe. I. (1885) 39-44- - . Patr. apost. Lo_. 1746. 8°. Vol. I.
CU_'NINc.H_. In: Churches of Asia (It_o) 259-72. GALL_DIUS. (E.p. gen. et mart.) In his: BibL Imtr.
Ia_mToo_. Ap. fathers. II. (_885) u. xo57-67 [pt. i,.]. Ve_¢t. I765. z43-3o3.
m)
i_wvs BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. l_m's

TmLo, J.C. (Ep.) H_. x82x (z?) 8o. [AaerVo_] Arab.

Ho_.
1829. 4°. (Rom. Polyc_ Eph. Smyr. Trail.) Hafn. WIne,aT, W. In: Lightfoot. Ap. Fathe_ II. (1885)
u. 83._. iL]
JACOB.SON. Ox_. 1838; z84o; I847; 1863. 8°. 269- [_
519. s.u. Clement R. Armea/an.

H_R. tab. I159;IS¢2;i847;xSss. s. _.Caem_t Co_S3;

• ,ho L_:Petmmnn. £/ps. let7 [With
R_, 1844. 8°.
GRZ,,_Z_. c_.
RF, IWI_Y_ ,z_f0_. I844, I2 °.
CURgfON (3)" Land. I845; also (Long, Short, Syriac LI_. Ap. FatherL II. (1885) II. 859--64. [pt. tL]
and trs.) in: Corp.Ign. Lond. 1849. Syriac.
BUNSZ_,C.C.J. (7 ep.) Ham& 1847. CvRm'o_. (Polyc. Eph. Rom.) Land. 1845.
_N, J.H. (Gr.fat.syr.armen, etc.) 7-./ps.-- Lond.1849. In: CorpusIgn.
1849. WRIGHT, W. (3eP_) In: Lighffoot_ Ap. Fathers.If.
Btmsg_. Analect. antenic. (1854.) I. 4I--3. [Polyc. Eph. (I885) 11. 657-76. [pt. ii.]
Rom.] -- (Frgm.) In: Lighffoot. Ap. Fathers. II. (1885) IL
LIPSlUS. I859. 677-87. [pt. ii.]
Migne. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr. V. (I857) 643-728. Cut,toN. (Tr. Lat.) In: Corpus Ignat. (I849); also
_Short recension. Hefele's text.]
Migne. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr. V. (I857) 729-948. in: Migne. Patrol. gr. V. (I857) 961-8.
[Longer recen. Text of Cotolerlas.] ROBERTS & DONALDSONCir. EngL). In: Ante-Ni¢.
Migne. Patrol. gr. V. (I857) 947-60. [Fragments. Lib. L (I868) 273-85. Ed. Coxe. I. /1885) 99-104-
From Galland.]
DRESSgL. Gr. iat. In: Patr. Ap. gt2bs. I857; also, Bo_emzan.
I863. II8-349. BENNESON,MA'rTR. a. s.a. etl. 4o.
M6SlNGER. In: SuppL Corp. Ign. a Cureton ed. Oeni- Engfzsh.
_ont. I871.
ZAHN,TH. In: Gebhardt, Hamack u. Zahn. Patr. ap. WAKE. Lond. I693- 8°. 4o-57, 99-216; _. I710. 8°
L_z. III. II. (I876) v.-xhi. 1-1o7, I73-3oo. [Greatly improved]; gond. 1719. 8°. 3o-4I, (Z) 60--
FUNK. Parr. up. (Tab. 188I.) 172--253. I28; I737. 8°; 5th ed. I818 [7?]; /'/artferd_ I834.
--(Long recen.) Patr. ap (Tab. 188I.) II. 46-2I 3. 8o. lOi-65; Land. 1842 [3?]. 8° [Revised]; L,0nd. 1846.
LIGHTFOOT. (Short rec. 7 ep ) AposL Fathers. II. 8°; 186o. 8°; Pkda. x846. 8°.
(188S) II. 15-360. [pt. i.] CALDER, ROB. Edini. 1708. 8°.
-- (13 ep Long recen.) Ap. Fathers II. (i885) 1I. 708-- WHISTON, W. In his: Primitive Christianity.
857. [pt.ii.] 171I' 8°. P' I.
APOCR.N.T. (I825) 215-247 ; (PMla. n. d.) 166-192.
II. Translations. [gph. Magn.
CLEMEa'qTSON,
TraII.Rum.Phil.
W K. Brtg_ton, 1827.
Smyr. Polyc ]

CHEVALLIER Land. t833. 8°; I851 (_?). 8°.

La_n. BUNSEN. (3) Hippolytus. (1854) I. 92-8.
6( Colon. I478. [Doubtful.] STOWE. (I ep ) Books of the Bible. (I867) _.4-3 a.
Partszis, 1495. 4°. ROBERTS& DONALDSON. (Gcn. ep.) In: Ante-Nic. Lib.
J. Faber. (I1) Par/iis. 1498. to; (With Dionysius I. (t868) 145-267. Ed. Coxe. I. (1885) 49-96.
Areop.Opera.) -15o2. to; (do.) -(It) Argentine, I5o2. -- (Pseud ep.) In: Ante-Nic. Lib. L (I868) 455-93-
_.(do.) Ed.Coxe I.(1885)Io7-26.
Argentinae, I5O3. to; -I5O 7. to; I515. to. JAil with CUNNINOHAM. (Trall.) Churches of Asia. (188o)
Dionysius Areop.] 228-33
(15) Parzs, 1516. 4°. [With Antonius MaKnus. Ed. LIGHTFOOT.Ap. Fathers. II. (1885)IL 537-7 o. [pt.t.]
Champerus? Cureton has x_36,but Ch. died t533.j
(Polycarpand.) Basil. iS2o. 4°. Fre_c/i.
(Trallians.) Colon. 1526. 4°. In: Epist. Clemenfis, etc.
(Polycarp and.) [xxep.] Argent. 1S27. 8°. Paris, I5OO. 8°.
(9) Daventriae, ISZ9. 8°. MOREL,GUIL. Paris, I562.
EUDEMAIR. Roawmag. 16I 5.8o;-
8°. t612. 8°.
(Dionys. Areop. and.) Colon. I536. to. L_G_S, ART. Inhis: Livresapocr. Par. 17I 7. fo; 1742.
(Polyc. etc., and.) ,4ntw. I54o. 8°. I2o; alsoinhis: Ouvr.d.s.p_res.Par. ITl 7. 12°.
CompluL I541. 8o. RUCHAT, Lug_. Bat. x738. SO.
(Polye., etc., and.) Venet. 1546. 8°. G_'qOUDE[? ?]. In: P_resdel'6gl. Par. x837-43. SO.
(I2) Basal. I55O. to. In: Miktx)presbyticum. p. I-27.
(I2) Basil. 1555. to. In: Orthodoxographa. German.
(Omens, R., etc.) Col..4gr. 157o (not 1569 ). fo. M_LLES, MART. Ggrlttz, 1578. 8°.
(I5) Paris, 1575. fo; Parts, 1586. fo. In: BibL ARI_OLD,C,oTrFR. (7) Inhis: Send_lreibenderAtten.
putt. I. Frf u. L_z. I7oo. 8°. p. 28--Io6. [Also ,6961]
Colon. I618. fo. In: Bibl. patr. II. Scki)_ecae2#ra_e Hamburg_m. 17II. IZ°.
Ox0n. I642. 4 o. GRYNAEUS, SAM. Basel, I722. 8°.
6) Zond. I65o. 8o. In : Rous, Ft. Mell_ patrum. 18--_I. GL0SlN_, J. OTto. (7) In his: Briefe u. Schr. d aport.
12) LuKd. I677. fo. In: BibL max. patr. II. L 73-IO4. M_NFaX. Ham_. I723. 8°. p. 3o5-74,
Par. I654. re. In: BibL patr. III.
L_RAS. Inhis: Livr. apocr. Par. 17I 7. fo; i741" 11°. SO. Inmbr. 1817. So.
Miinst.UNTERKIRCHER'I826.
Pa_s, I_3i. fo. In : Biblia sacra. GENELLI,Csg. J_ranster, 1818. So.
FREV. Fatr. ap. II. (I74I)75-II2. WOCHER. T//& 1819. 8°.
FUNK. Patr. ap. (Tab. t88I.) II. 214-7. NIRSCHL,J. Passau, 1870. 8°.
LAOA_, p. DE. D. lat iibers, d. I. hrsg. [Aus. Ab- Italian.
188',.So.
handlgn, d. k. Gmmllach. d. Wi_t. zuG._ingen.] Gi_ting. GALLICIOLL Yell. I798 [9?].So.
Lx_. Ap. Fathera. II. (1885) 1I. 597--656. [pt. il.J GRAZm_I. Radar, 1833. 8°. [7 ep*.]
Im*A_US BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. X_ATnJS

Rm,'_n. C_TE_S. Canonicity. (188o)xxd-xxxiii,4_3, 11o-_,

t71-2, 196,216, 224-5, 239, 243, 251,256,_a, 3zo,
S_t_q-KAmmszJ, A. M'os& 1772. 338, 451.
No_. tllstoryof_l_Eds. In x4gSthe3 lsZ.epp;sndthe R_p. d. sources hist. (1877-86) 1107-8.
Ep. of the Vir#n i 14_, ed. F .aJ_, xz .epp.longe£ mrm r_ CH_rm_xEX.
including Mary ot C. ; 15t6, _. _ympnorumus _nampe , CHRYSOS'POM.In: S. ]gnat. Hom_li_
these,_withMarvofC._Ided; x$57, _aejpP_ [CIAccIo, GIAC.] Vitadis. Igua_io,
khefir*tGr..eet: v_tmcovo
e_e.
l_v--Pa_s_--l_ng_ form; t6¢4 (ra_er x6_), ed. Usner, _.rst .Palermo, 1678. lZ_.
g_tve shorter form of tx epp. Latin ;fl .(_#,Voss fi,,rs.t.brougnt
_olighttheshorterformin_,gJymg6epp..mmlsxo.r_n CLARKg. Sacredlit(183o-1) 1.92-3.
witl_Romansinthelonger;1689_B-ttinartpuvttshedRom.m CLKRICUS. DeepistolisIgnatiAni_ In: Cotcleritm,Parr.
theshorter form;1783, Armenian.Trammel. _tbl:atC°n_ta_.
u" Apost.(1724)II. n. 5OI---
nople;mui-Eph.
Rom. 184a,Cureton publiah_ the _tyr. vera|on ox rmyc. CLINTON. Fasfi Rom. (1845-5 o) I. 95, lO1 ; II. 4Ol.
Cog'rLOSQU_r. Vie de S. Ign_e et de S. Polycarpe.
III, glterature. Met*, 1862. 12%

_eoa_r,E.A. Gospeht. In:EneycLBrit. (gthed.) X. COFFIN.

COLEMAN.Live*
Anc.ofChristianity.
fath. (1846) p.
IO7-115.
197-2oo.
815, 82a.
Kev_.ttAcavs. Hist.dynust. Ed. Pocock. 01on. I663. COaXLESaUS.
in: Migne. Parr.
Patrol.ap.gr. Area. x724.33-6.
V. (1857) f0. II. 9-; also
_tTYT_
CRZDSZX. Einl. N. T. I. I.
AD';;_4?_tV. F. In: Brit. Q. LXXXlII. (I886) 31-67 .
ALEXANDER_NATALIS. Hist. eccles. (1778) III. a32-43 • CRus_, C.F. Church
In: Am. SyriacR.Version of the
I. (1848) Epistles of Ignatius.
566-.
Allgem. ev,.luth. Kirchen_. 0873) 596. CUNNINGHAM. Hist. theol. (187o) I. lO8-_O.
ALZO_. Patrol. (1876) 37-44. _ Churches of Asia. (188o) passim.
Ameri¢tm Church Review. XXI. (187o) 563-. Cum_'roN. Vindicim Ignatian_. Lond. 1846.
Am. Pre_b. R. XVI. (1867) 137-. --Corpus Ign. (1849) Introd. (lxxxvil p.)
ANGEE. Synol_. Ev. (1852).
AgNDT. Ueb. d. Echtheit d. Br. d. Ign. In: Stud. u. Cureton's Corpus Ignatianum. In: Chr. OM. XLIX.
KAnt.XII. _183@) 136"86" (I849) 681--.
BACKaOUS_, j. la- A forgotten ed. of I. In: Academy Cureton's
443-. Vindici_e Ignatiame. In: Bib. R. I. (1846)
(1881) 263--4. [Champier, t_t6. But mentioned by Hoff- DALLAEUS,J. De scr. quae sub Dionysii Areo_. et Ign.
mann (1839)and Means in : Smith. Dict. (t_.59).j. nominibus circumferuntur hbri II. Genev. IDOO.4%
BASAT_RIUS,J.P. De Ign. mart. in ms : LTesuccess. DAELING. Cyclop. Bibliog. (1854) I. 6o3-4; 2979, 3176.
antiqq, epmcc. RR. 87--
BAEONIUS. Ann. (1589) IO9, 5-36; IiO, I-7; 438, I3. DAVlDSON. Introd. N. T.
Cf. Pagi, Crit. (1689) Io9, 3-5, 7; 438, 3. . . D,_LrrzscH, Jo. In: Ztschr. f. luth. Theol. (1874) 305.
BAUMGARTF_--CRusIUS.Dogmenges. (1832) 83 Lv. tJ. D_ZlNGER. In: Theol. Quartalschr. (1851) 389-.
BALm, F.C. In: Xtscht. f. hist. Theol. vln. (i836) _ In:
Ueb.Migne.
d. Aechtheit
Patrol. d.
gr.Textes d.I. 6ol-24.
V. (I857) _iirz& ]849. 8°.
[Integrity
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Urspr. d. Episcopats. I838.
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Bunsen. Ta&ng. 1848. 8°. Bibl. III. I. #-85- . .
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Dogmenge_h. I. (1865) 252, etc. DORNER.Person
D. of Christ.
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IO2--I_
Bnefe u.
D. sog. Pastoral-briefe.
BA4,EIA_.'E_. _wr. I. (1884)147. ihre
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BEYER, CHE. de Ign. Dissert. II. Z,_s., 17_. ,t°. --Dict. d. 16gend. (1855) 647-51.
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BLEEK. Einl. N. T. (I_62) I42. Gymnasialprogramm. Hedzn_en, 1877. 4°.
D0STF_2,DIEK. De I. ep. authent. GoetL I843. 4°.
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63.
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SCHAFF. Hint`. • Church.IL (1886)8o3-5. 2o; V. 277. (2a.V. 649; VI1.299-3oo;VIII.46L)
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges.(I772-)IV. I45-34. -- Bibl.reed.act.(1734)I.235.(_- 90.)
ScHCREg,E. JuliusAfricanusalsQuelleder Pseudo- FLEURY. Hist.eccl.(169I)11.368--7O.
_Kustm'schen Cohortatioad Graecos. In : Ztschr.f. FONTANINI. Hist.lit. aquileiae.V. 15.
irchengcsch.II.(188o)3i9-331. GALLAND. Vet.patr. bibl.
III.x_¢vii-; alsoin: Migne.
SMITH,W. In: Smith.Gr.and Rom. Biog. (1859) I. Patrol.gr.X. (1857)2o7-Io.
56-7. HAGEN, VAN DER. De cyelis puschalibus. I42-.
SOCRATES. Hist. Eccles. II. 35; III. HEFm.E. In: Wetzer u. W. Klrch-Lex. (1847-54) L
SozOMF_'_. Hist. Eccl. V. zr. 23o.
SPITTA, F. Der Brief d. Julius Africanus an Aristides HIERONYMUS. De vir. ill. 73. (Honor. Augtmt. I. 74.)
kritisch untemucht u. hergesteUt. Halle, I877. 8°. IDELER. Handb. d. Chron. II. (1826) 226-23I.
SUIDAS. S.v._q_ptf..avbf. KRUSCH, BRUNO. Studienz.christlichmittelalterlic
SYNCELLUS,GEORG. Chronographia. (Par. 1652. f_.) Chron. Lflz. 188o. p. 3II-.
17, 19, 2I, 57, 307, 322. LARDNER. Credxbihty. Works. (I83I) II1. I4o-. 5.
TEUFFEL. Hist. Rom. Lit. (1873) II. 66, 296-7- LETRONNE. In : Jour. des savants.
THEVENOT, MELCHIOR. De Julio Africano quaedam LICHTENBERGER. Encycl. (1877-82) I. 292.
observanda. 1693. LUMPER. Hist. ss. patr. XIII. (1799) 228-35.
TILLEMONT. Mtmoires. 111. (I695) 254-8, 682- 5. I_'CLINTOCK and S Cycl. (I874-) 1.2_o-.
TRITHEMIUS. Scr. eccl. 38. NEALE. Eastern Ch., Antioch. (1873) 55"
N'oie.- Afraeanus is found variously m alphabetmal hsts NIRSCHL Patrol. (1881-h L 343-4.
under .A.fncanus, orJulms, or Sextus Nouv. Biog. G_n. (Hoefer) 11. (1852) 483.
ORSI. Ist. eccl. (I746-) 11I. 432--3; (1749--) Ill. 558"
6O.
IV. (a.) ANATOLIUS. PERMANEDER.
SALMOND.S. D.Bibl.
F. patrist`
Introd. 11. (1843)
note. In:624-5..
Ante-_ic. Lib.
I. Editions: XlV. (1874) 410--II. Ed. Coxe. VI. (I886) I4I- 5.
SCHmCM. Anal. ss. patr. (178o-) VI. 421-429 .
(Mathm fragm.) Parzs, I543. ln: OeoXoyo6lteva _'0f SCHROECKH. Klrchenges. (177 z--) 1V. 44I-2.
fiplO#er*g#f. SMITH, P. In : Smith. Gr. andRom. Biog. (I859) I. I62.
FABRIClUS. (Mathm. fragm.) In: Btbl. gn'. ed. Hades. SOLLERIUS. De s. Anatolio epmc. ejus_ue deces0re s.
1793. 4°. III. 462-. [Older ed. It. 275- ] Eusebio Laodmeae m Syria, comment, histor, in: Acts
MIGNE. Patrol. gr. X. (1857) 2o9 -22, 231-6. ss. Bolland (1719) Jut. I. 642-4. (3 _. 564-6.)
Note. The Greek fragments of the Canon Pasch. found SURIUS. Vitae ss. (I618) VII. 75-6.
in Eusebms Hist. eccl. in its ",artouseds. TILLEMONT. Mtmolres. 111. (I696) 304-8.
TRITHEMIUS. Scr. eccl. 48.
II. Translations. YENA_LES, E. In: Smith and Wace. Dict. L t I x.
Latin. ZAHN. Liber A. de ratione paschali. In : Forsch. z. GeL
d. N. T. Kanons. Ill. (1884) I77-96.
BUCHERIU$. Doctr. temporum. Anlv. 1634. (3 ?) 4°.
439; I664. fo
GALLANDIUS. Bibl. patr. III. (1767) 545-.
SCrtRAM. ln: Anal. ss. patr. Vl. (I784) IV. (b.) ALEXANDER OF CAPPADO-
KRUSCH. In: Studien z. Chron. (188o) 316-327 • CIA.
_rote. Ideler (II. 23o)on the basts of Van der H a_en's
invesUgaUons has declaredthxs supposed translation of.A., b_ I. Editlons.
Rufinus a work of not earlier than the middle of the sevenm
century, and has been generally followed; but Zahn (Suppl. GALLANDIUS. BibL parr. II. (I776) 2o1-.
Clement. III. (1884)196) mm_tmns that itis not later than ROUTH. Rcl. sacr. (I846-8) It. I59-I79.
•7o A.D. MIGNE. Patrol. gr. X. (1857) 203-6.
Enghsh. And all editions of Eusebius.
SALMOND, S. D.F. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XIV. (1874)
411-31. Ed. Coxe. VI. 0686) 146-53. II. Translations.
gnglisk.
III. Literature. Sm._tOSD. S. D.F. In : Ante-Nit. Lib. IX. (I869) $7_'
BARONIUS. Ann. (I589) 263, 8-II; 283, lO-3. Cf. 4. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) 154.
Paga. Cmt. (1689) 271,9--II.
BAUR. In : Ersch u. Gruber. I. In. (i819) 478. UI. Literature.
BRUCKER. Hist. crit. phil. (1766) II1. 459-62.
BUCHERIUS,AEG. Comment. In: Migne. Patrol. gt. BARONIUS. Ann. (I589) 213, I2; 253, 11¢-$.
BINGHAM. Origenes. 1I. §4.
X. (I857) 221-32.
BUSSE. Chr. lit. (1828-9) I. 38-9 . BUSSE. Chr. lit. (1828) 26- 7.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (174o-3) I. I36; (1688) p. CAVE. Scr. eccl, hist. Ht. (174o-3) I, IOO-I.
99. CEILLmZ. Hist. g_n. ant. sac. n. (I73o) 57o-3; IL
CE.ILLIER. Hist. g_a. _L ant- sac. III. (1732) 3oi-4; IL (1865) I22-4.
(1865) 432_ 5 CHEVALIER. R6p. d. sources hist. (I877-86) 72.
CHEVALIER. R6p. d. sources hist. (1877-86) IlL CrlRISTIF. A.J. In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (1859)
_. Saeredlit. 0830-I) L I95--6. I. 1I 5.
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_mo_os_s ov _. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. mmu._ ov _.

CI_c_z, Sacred lit. (I83O--I) I. 157.
CLINTON. Fasti Rom. (1845-5 O) I. 121, _9; II. 418.
Comment. histor. In: Actaas. BoUand. (I668) Mart. II.
614_7. (3 % 613-6.)
DUPIN. 3. s. VI. ch. XlX.
Euslmlus. Hist. Eccl. VI. 14, I I, 7o, etc.
FABRICIUS. Bibl. gr. (1712) V. 268. (2 a. VII. 287. )
GALLAND. Veter.patr. bibL II. =vii-; also in: Migne.
Patrol. gr. X. (I857) 7oi-4,
HIERONYMUS. De vlr. ill. 62. (Honor. August. I. 63. )
LARDNER. Credibility. Works. (I831) II. 414-2o.
LUMPER. Hist. as. parr. (I79O) VII. 9-I 7.
M'CLINTOCKand S. Cycl. (1874-) I. 146.
Nz_z. Eastern Ch., Antioch. (1873) 36-7, 41.
NEANDER. Church Hist. 1872. I, 69I, 694, 703, 704 •
IN]'IRSCHL.Patrol. (I88I--) I. 342- 3.
Nouv. Biog. C_n. (Hoefer) I. (I852) 9o5 •
OgsI. Ist. eccl. (1746-)II. 44S-7; ni. 42-4; (1749-)
II. 643-6; III. 55-7"
PERMANEDER. Bibl. patrist. (I843) II. 471-3, 685.
RUINAET. Actasinc. (1689) 114--9.
SALMOND, S. D. F. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nit. Lib.
IX. (I869) 275. Ed. Coxe. VI. (I886) 153- 4.
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges. (1772-) IV. 207-8.
SOCRATES. Hist. eccl. VII. 36.
SURIUS. Vitae as. 0618) III. 199.
TABARAt_D.In: Blot. Univ. (Mlchaud) 1842-65. I. 414.
TILLE_ONT. M6moires. III. (1695) 415-2o.
TRITHEMIUS. Set. eccl. 37.
VALgSlUS. Not. ad Enseb. Hist. eccl.
VZNABLZS,E. In : Smith and Wace. Dict. I. 85-6.
VINCF.NTIUSBELVAC. Spec. hist. xn. 19.
IV. (¢.) THEOGNOSTUS OF
ANDRIA.
I* d_dition$.
_ALLAND. Bibl. parr. III. (1767) 662-3.
Roura. ReJ.sacr. (1846-8) III. 4o5-422.
MmNE. Gr. lat. m: Patrol. gr. X. (1857) 239-42.
And in editions of Athanasius and Photius.
GALLAND. Bibl. vet. patr. III. XLIX.--; also in: Migne.
Patrol. gr. X. (1857) 235-8-
GREGORY,NYSS. Contra Eunomium. In: Op. omm
(Paris, 1638. III. fo.) II.
GU_.RICKE. De Schola Alex. (Halle, 1824) I. 78; II.
325 -.
HAGENBACH. Hist. of Doer. I. (I85O) 26I.
HARNACK. Dogmenges. I. (1886) 641- 3.
HEFF.LE. Conciliengesch. Tr. Engl. (I872) 236-7 .
HERb'ENROE'rHEtL Kirchenges. (1879-8o) I. I66; III.
72.
HILSCHER and STRAUSS. Schola Alex. (1776) 3o.
HUETIUS. Ongeniana. II. II. ii. No. 25, 27. Ed. Migne.
Parr. gr. XVIL 785-6.
JSCHEE. Gelehrt. Lex. (I75O--X).
KERKER. In: Wetzer u. W. Kirch-Lex. (I847-54)
Supp. 1189-9 I
LARDNgR. Credibihty. Works. (I83 I) III. 148-5 z.
L_PEE. Hist. as. parr. XlII. (1799) 4o9-2_.
MASON, C.P. In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. _mg. (1859)
III. lO78.
M'CLINTOCK and S. Cycl. (1874-) X. 324.
M_SLLER,W. In: Herzog. ReaL-Eric. (1877-) XV. 414-
[In" Schaff-Herz. 9 II. only.]
Mu_scHER. Dogmenges. (1817-8) I. 45 I.
NEANDER. Church Hist. (1872) I. 713 .
NIRSCHL. Patrol. (1881-) I. 354-5.
ORSI. Ist. eccl. (1746) III. 502; (1749) LII. 646-7-
PERMANEDER. Blbl. patrist. II. (1843) 637--9.
PHILIPPUSSIDETES. Hist. fragm, in H. Dodwelh Dis-
sertt, in Irenaeum. (Oxon. 1689. 80.) p. 488.
PHOTIUS. Biblioth. Cod. lO6.
PRESSENS_-. Heresy. (2V. Y.) 359-6o.
-- Martyrs. (1879) 351.
ROESSLER. Bibl. d. K.-V. II. (1776) 333-6-
ALEX- ROSENMOLLER.
Hist. interp.III.(18o7)177-8.
SALMOND,S. D.F. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nit. Lib.
XlV. (1874) 396-7 . Ed.Coxe. VI. (I886) I55.
SCHAFF. Hist... Church. II. (1886) 8o6. [9 11.]
SCHRAM. Anal. ss. patr. (178o-) VI. 518-521.
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges. (I772-) IV. 425-6.
TILLZMONT. Mfmoires. In. (i695) 585-6.

II. Translations. IV. (d.) PIERIUS OF ALEXANDRIA.

Latin. I. Editions.
SCHgA_. In: Anal. ss. patr. VI. RotrrH. Re1. sacr. (1846-8) III. 03-435.
MINCE. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr. X. (1857) 243-6-
E_Us,.
SemMOND, S.D.F. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XIV. (1874) II. Translations.
397-8. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) I55-6. Englis&
SALMON,, S. D.F. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XIV. (1874)
III. Literature. 4oo-i. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) 157.
ALZOG. Patrol. (1876) 158. III. Literature.
ATHANASIUS. De decrefis synodi Nicaenae.
BULL, GEOEC;. Defens. fidei Nicaenae, etc. (Oxon. ALZOC. Patrol. (1876) 157-8.
1685 . 4o.) i_5- , BARONIUS. Ann. (1589) 285, 16.
BURTON. Trinity. (I83I) 133- 5. BA_EIAHZ. 'E_;L io7. I. (1884) I59.
BUSSE. (hr. lit. (1828-9) I. 35" CAVE. Ser. eccl. hist. lit. (174o-3) I. I45-6.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (174o-3) I. 146. CEILLIER. Hist. g6n. aut. sac. III. (1732) 348-5o; n.
CEILLIER. Hist. g_n. aut. sac. III. (1732) 329.32; II. (I865)462-3.
(i865) 450--2. CHEVALIER. R6p. d. sources hist. (1877-86) 1796.
CH_'ALmg. Ri_p. d. sources hist. 0877-86) 2182. CLARKE. Sacred lit. (183o-I) L I97-8.
CLAgKE. Sacred lit. (183o-1) I. 196- 7. CLINTON. Fasta Rom. (1845-5o) I. 323; II. 432.
C_N. Fasti Rom. (1845-5o) I. 327, 329; II. 432. DOgNEg. Person of Christ. II. (I866) 171-2.
DODWELI.. Disaert. in Ireneum. (Oxon. 1689) 488-. DUPIN. Nouv. bibl. aut. eccl. (1698-) I. 577-
DOltNF.R. Person of Christ. II. (1866) 173-5. EPrPaANxus. Haeres. LXlX.
DUPIN. Nouv. bibl. aut.eccL (1698-) I. 564. EUSEBIUS. Hist. eccl. VII. 32.
_F/mRicttrs. Bibl. gr. (I714) VI. 276; -IX,. 408. (2 a. FABRICIUS. Bibl. gr. (1712) V. 277; IX. 412-3 . (2 a.
VII. 298-9; X. 7o9-m.) VII. 3Ol; X. 713.)
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Gtrmucxr. De schotaAle_ I. 74-; II. _, 325. Nm__D=. ChurchHist. (I872) I. 143.

I-IA_CIt. Hist. of Doct. I. (185o) 261. N1RSCHL. Patrol. (1881-) I. 353-
I-Lcm_ACK. Dogmenges. I. (I886) 64o-L PERMANEDIm. Bibl. patrist,n. (i843) 639-41.
Hr_czsRomx--_. Kirchenge_0579-8o) I. 166; nI. S_.MOm),S. D.F. Introd. note. In: Amte-Nic. Lib.
72. XlV. (1874)43I. F,,d.Coxe. VI. (1886) 158.
H1LSCHFAtand ST_USS. Schola Alex. (I776) 29. SCHMIDT,H. In: Herzug. Real.-Enc. (I877) XV. 533"
HIE,RONYMUS. De mr. eccl. 76. In: Routh. Rel. tact. 4. (Abr. in: Schaff-Herz. III. 23¢6.)
II.; also in : Mtgne. Patrol. gr. X, (I857) 24I-4. SCHRAM. Anal. tin.patr. (178o--) VII. 56-64.
J_cEw-.lt. Gehlert. Lex. (I75O--5I). TILLF_OZCr. M_moires. IV. (I696) 578-83, 77I-2.
I_ONlm. Credibility. Works. (183I) III. 155-9.
I_ONG. Bib.sac.n. 9o6.
LICHTF.2_BERGER.Encycl. (1877-82) X. 612- 3.
M'CLINTOCK
andS. Cycl. ('874-) VIII. 19o. IV. (f.) PHILEAS.
M_SLt.EJ_,
W. In: Herzug. Real.-Enc. (1877-) XI. 671-2.
NEANDER. Church HisL (I872) I. 713 . I. Editions.
NIRSCHL. Dogmengesch.
NrrzscH. lc_UrO].(I88I--) I.I. (x87o)
354- 207 (6 ll.) MAFFEI, _CIP. (Ad Meletium.) In: Ornery. lett. IIL
ORs1. ItS. eccl. (i746-) III. 5oi-2; (1749-) III. 644-_. ( Yeronae, 1738. ) 1-18.
pE_tANI_ Bibl lmtnst, lI. (I843) 635-6. GALLANDIUS. Bibl. patr. IV. (I768) 65-.
PI_OTIUS. Biblioth. Cod. ,18, II 9. RotrrH. Rel. _cr. (I846-8) IV. 83-Iii.
Pamsra_s_., Martyrs. (I879) 35I-2. MIGNE. Gr. lat In : Patrol. gr. X. (I857) 1561-8.

Hereof.. (N. ]I.)

ROSENMfiLLER. Hist.357-8.
interpr. III. (I8O7) 177- 8 • Note.TheAd$lfelettum
eccl. The Ad Tkmuitas also in all eds. theI_tinvertton.
tsextanton|vin ofl_usebius, Hist.
SALMOND,S. D.F. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. II. Translations.
XlV. (1874) 399. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) ,56.
SCI_AFF. Hint... Church. (I886) 8o6. [511.] English.
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges. (1772-) IV. 424.
Supernatm_lReligion. II. (I875) 19o. SALMOND,S. D.F. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XIV. (18_4)
TILLF2_ONT. M_moires. IV. 440--6. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) I62--4.
TRITHF-_IUS. Scr. ecc]. 5I.
Wmmt u. W. Klrch.Lex. (1847-54) VIII. 45t. III. Li#erature.
BussE. Chr. lit. 0828-9) I. 4I-2.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. 074o-3) I. 155.
CZlLLIER. Hist. g_n. out. sac. IV. (1733) Io-5; IIL
IV. (e.) THEONAS OF ALEX.A_NDRIA. (1865) 5I--4.
I. Editions. CH_VAUE_. R_p. d. sources hist. (I877-86) I772.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (183o-1) I. 21o.
DACHERIUS. In: Spicil. vet aliq. script. XII. (Parts, CLIm'ON. Fasti Rom. (1845-5 o) II. 432.
i675. ) 4°; ed. De la Barre. III. (Par. 1723. ) 297-9" DotrHm'. Dict. d. l_g. lO83.
GALLANDXUS. Bibl. patr. IV. (I768) 69-. DUPIN. Nouv. bibl. out. eccl. (I698-) L 598.
ROUTH. Rel. sacr. (1846-8) 437-449. Eus_.BIUS. Hist. eccl. VIII. 1o,
MIGNE. Patrol. fir. X. (I857) 1569-74. [From Dachenus.] FABRICIUS Bibl. gr. (17I_) V. 279. (2".VII. 306; X.
312.)
II. Translations. -- De verit, rel. chr. I65.
FLEtmY. Hist. eccl. (169I-) II. 429-32.
English. GA_._d_D. Vet. patr. bibL IV. via'--; also in: Migne..
Patrol. gr. X. (I857) 559-6o.
SALMOND,S. D. F. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XIV. (I874) GAss. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (I877-) XI. 537- [_11.
432-9 . Ed. Coxe. VI. (I886) 158-6I. only ]
HENSCHENIUS. De s Philea episc. Thmuitarum et s.
HI. Literature. Philoromo tribuno milimm aliisque pluribtm martl.
Alexandriae in Aegypto. Comment. praev. In: Acta
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BussE. Chr. lit. (1828--9) I. 39- HIE_ONYMUS. De vir. ill. 78. (Honor. August. I. 79.)
CAVe. Hist. litt. de Script. eccl. (I74o-3) I. 177,. LARDNER. Credibility. Works.(I831)'III. _34-7.
CEILLIER. Hist. g_tl. aut. sac, II. 0865) 463. LE SUEUR,NIC. Vies martyrs. (I660).
CHEVALIER. R(_p.d. sources hist. (1877-86) 2182. LUCHINL Atti sineeri. (I779) IV. 12- 4.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (I830--I) I. I97. LUMPER. Hist. m. parr. XlII. (I799) 597-6o4.
CuP_Itvs. Comment histor. In : Acta m. Bolland. M CLI_TOCK and S. CycL (I874-) VIII. 82.
(I739) Aug. IV. 579-84- M_SHL_. Patrologie. I. 678-9-
DUPIN. Nouv. bib. aut. eecL (I698-) I. 717. NSALE. Eastern Ch., Alexandria. I. (I847) 97, 99-IO1.
Eus_us. Hist. Eccl. VII. NEANDER. Church Hist. (I872) II. _54.
FABRICIUS. BibL gr. (2_. VII. 3o6.) NIRSCHL. Patrol. (1881-) I. 353-4.
-- BibL med. act. (I746) 3/'I. 655-6. (_. 233.) PER_A_EDER. Bibl. patrist. IL (1843) 647-9.
GALLAm). Vet. patr. bibL IV. viii-; also in: Mignc. RUINART. Actasine. (1689) 547-8.
Patrol. gr. X. (1857) I567-7o. SAI_OND, S. D.F. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nie. Lib.
XIV. (I874) 439-4o. Ed. Coxe. VL (1886) I6I-a.
H_ZLm Conciliengesoh.
(1872) 295- 2. Aufl. I. 317; Eng. tr. I. SMITH. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (1859) III. _6_. [_ U.]

LAR.UNS_,
Lsct,xlm. Credibility.
In: Biog. Univ.Works (I83I) (1842-65)
(Michaud) III. I53_XL I. Soltlos. Vitaess. (1618) (1698)
"13LLmWONT.M&noires. II. 38-9
V. . 484-9I, 777-82,
TalTH_mtrs. Scr, eed. 52.
L2_89_--9°" Hist. m. l_ttr. XlII. (1799) 6o4-16. VINCE_¢rIUSBXa,vAC, Spec, hist. XlIL 24-5.
Nlt,_j_ EamernCh.,AlexandaSa- I.(1847) 86-9. W_rzmtu. W. Kireh-Lex. (I847-54) Sttpp. 965-6.
¢71)
P_mLUS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. _xaUON

IV. (g.) PAMPHILUS. J_HZ_. Gelehrt. Lex. (175o-I).

KURTZ. Kirchenges. (1885-) I. I2I.
I. Editions. LARDI_ER. Credibility. Wor'l_.(I83 x) III. 216-33 .
LxcatT_mtcR. Eneycl. (1877-82) X. I56- 7.
GALLANDIUS. Gr. fat. In: Bibl. patr. IV. (I768) 3-. LUMPER. Hist. m. parr. XlII. (I799) 536--62.
ROUTH. RcL sacr. 0846-8) IU. 485-512; IV. 339- MARTINOV. Ann. eccl. gr. slav. (I864) 74-5.
392. MIRAEUS. 23.
MICN_
faucon sIn: Patrol.
lntin.] XVII.gr. (1857)
X. 0857) I549-58.
52I"616. [Mont- M_SHLER.
MSLLER, W.Patrol. (I84o)672-675.
In: Herzog. Real.-Ene. (1877"-) XI. 179--
Note. Of the A__olog_ for Orz_tn only the first book is 80. (Abr. in : Schaff-Herz. III. t 732).
extant, madthat in defective translation of Rufinus. NEALE. Eastern Ch., Antioch. (I873) 68-7 °.
(E,vl_oss_io.) NEANDER. Church Hist. (I872) I. 71I, 72I-2, pass.
-- Hist. of dogmas. (1858 / 72.
ZACAGNIUS,LAUR. ALEX. Gr. lat. Ram. 1698. 4°. In: N1RSCHL. Patrol. (I88I-)
his : Collect. monum, eccl. gr. et lat. p. 428-4z. NITSCH. Dogmengesch. I. L355-6"
(I87o) I55, etc.
MONTVAtrCON, BZR_. zm. Parzs, I7_ 5. fo. In his: ORSL Ist. eccl. (1746--) IlI. 503-5; IV. 236-40; 0749)
Btbliot.h. Coisliniana. p. 78-82. III. 647-5o; IV. 3o8--23 .
FABRIClUS,J. A. Gr. lat. Ham& 1718. fo. In his: PAI'_BROCrlItrS. Comment. praev. In: Aeta ss. BoUand.
Hippolyti opera. II. 2o5-I 7. [A_er Zaeagnius.]
IA RU]L In: Orig. opera. IV. (t_ar. I729.) (I695) Jun. I.BibL
I_RMANEDER. 62-4.patrist.
(3 a. 6o-2.)
II. (i84.3) 642"7.
Lo_t_7:zscrI. In: Opp. Orig. (I833-) XXV. PItOTIUS. Biblioth. Cod. xo8, H 9.
Ptu_sszr_s_. Martyrs. (I879) 357"-9-
II. Translations. -- Heresy. (N. V.) 371-3 .
REtISCtL In: Wetzer. u. W. Kirch-Lex. (184-7-54)VIII.
Englis]_. 69.
REUsS. Gesch. N. T. Eng Tr. (I884) 365, 513•
SALMOND,S. D.F. (Expos.) In: Ante.Nie. Lib. XIV. Ross1 Bull. archeol, crist. 0863) I. 62, 65-8.
(1874) 448-55. Ed. Coxe. 3/'1. 0886) 166--8. RUFINUS. Praef. in Apol. pro Origene. In: Migne.
Patrol. Gr. XVII. (I857) 539"42.
III. Literature. SALMOSD, S. D F. Introd. note In: Ante-Nic. Lib.
XIV. (2874) 447-8. Ed. Coxe. VI. (I886) 165.
Aeta passionis S. Pamphili et Soeionam Martyrmn, ex SCrlAF_'. Hist... Church. II. (z886) 807; III. 872.
Eusebii Caemrlensis libris de vita Pamphlh, juxtams. SCHMID. Patrol. (1879); (I886) 54.
Medicaeum. graeee et latlne, cure commentarlo praewo SCrIRAM. AnaL ss patr. 078o --) VII. I-23.
et notis Dan. Papebrochin. In : Acta Sanctormn Antv. SCrtROZCKrL Kirchenges. (x 772-) IV 43I-6 ; V. 176.
Jan. I. I. p. 62-70. Also in: Hippolyti Opera. Ham& S_tI'rrI, P. In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (I859) III.
1718" fo. II. 217-24. Ed Fabncius; Galland. Bibl. 1o3-4.
patr. IV. (I768) 41-; Migne. Patrol. Gr. X. (I857) SOCRATES. Hist. Eccl. III. c. 7"
I533-5 o. Latin in Surius. I. Jun. I-. Supernatural Religion. I. (I875) 424.
ALZGG. Patrol. (I876) I58-9. . SURIUS. Vttaess. (z618) VI. 1- 5.
BARGNIIZS. Ann. (1589-) 308, 2, 9, I5-1o. TILLEMONT. M_moires. (1698) V. 418--28, 750-3.
BAIrn. Dogmengesch. I. (I865) 281, etc. TmTrIEMIUS. Scr. eccl. 47.
BA@J_IAHX. 'Er_t./or. I. 0884) 16o. VINCENTIUSBELVAC. Spee. hist. XIV. 19.
BUSSE. Chr. lit. (1828-9) I. 4o. Wm_COTT. Canon. (1875) 389--9i.
NICEPHORUSCALLISTUS. Hist. Eccl. X. c. I4. Win-STatures, J.J. In prolegg, ad N. T. grace. (Ams¢.
CAVe. Set. eccl. hist. lit. (174o-3) I. 153- 4. 1752. II. fo.) 45, 76.
CmLLI_-Z. Hist. g6n. aut. sac. IIL (I732) 435-48; WORMAN,J. H. In: M'Clintoek and S. CyeL (I874-)
468-9; II. (1865) 522-9. VII. 6o6.
C_RTERIS. Canonicity. (i88o) 352.
CHEVALIER- R6p. d. sourceshint. (1877-86) I711.
[CHRIS'rI_, TvI.] Reflexions suggested by the character IV. (h.) MALCHION.
of Pamphilus of Caesarea. In: MisceU. phil.-med.-
mot. (I792) II. I. Editions.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (I83o--I) I. 2o8--9.
CLxrrror;. Fasti Rom. (I845-5 o) I. 325, 353; 355; II. GALLAr_DIOS. Bibl. Parr. III. (1767) 558-.
MIGr_z. Gr. lat. in: Patrol. gr. (I857) 249-6o.
432 •
COFFIn. Lives of fath (I846) 384-6. And in the various edition.* of Etmebitm. Hist. eccL at
DARLING. Cycl. blbL 2282. VII. 3o.
DORNER. Person of Christ. II. (1866) 196- 7.
I)UPIN. 1NIOIIV. bibl. aut. eccl. (I698--) I. 595- II. Translations.
Encycl.
Eus_Ius. Brit. Hist.
(9th eeeL
ed.) VL
XVlII. 2o3-4.
32, 33; VII. 32; VIII. 11. English.
FABSJCIVS. EibL gr. (1712) V. 277-9; IX. I3o, 41_-2. SAL_OND, S. D. F. In: Ante-Nie. Lib. XIV. (1874)
(2 • VII. 3ox-3; X. 303, 7x2; XI. 7o5-6.) 4o2-_o. Ed. Coxe.VI. (I886) _69-72.
F[xsQv_'r], H. In : Nouv. Biog. C_n. (Hoefer) XXXlX.
0_5) m. III. Literature.
C_Ll_m_. Vet. Patr. bibl. IV. ffi-; almin: Migne.
Patrol. gr. X. (1857) x_z_-34. BvssE. Chr. lit. (1823-9) I. 35-6.
GEg.S_.L_.R.Church Hist. (I868-3 I. 222- 3. CAVE. Set. eccl. hist. lit. (174o-3) I. 135.
GL_ tm_ GzrdCZ. In: Biog. Uffw. (l_ichau6) t_-65, CmLL_. Hist. g_n. aut. sac. IlL (1732) 298-3oo; IL
XXXlI. 58-9. (_865) 43I-2.
HA_z_mncrI. Hist. of doct. I. 230. CHEVALIIm. R_p. d. sources hist. (_877-86) 1,453.
I-h_._,_l_'_oS. De vk. ill. 75. (Honor. August. I. 76.) CLARKE. Sacred lit. (183o--x) I. _94-5-
72)
A_c._US BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. _JmU_Dza0V LYCC_.

CLhVrON. FastiRom. (1845-5o) I.3oi; II.423. HASE. Kirchenges. (t885-)I.325o

DARLING- Cyclop. hibL I936. HIE,_RONYMUS.De vir, ill. 7a. (Honor. AugtltR. L 73,)
DuPIN. Nouv. bib1. nut. eccL (1698) L 571. LAgD,XEg. Credibibility, Works. (183t) III. =$a- 9.
EUsESlUS. Hist.eccl. VII. 30. LU._a'PER. Hht. ss.pair. Xlll.(x799) 343-89.
FABPdCIUS- Bibl.gr.(za XlI. 568.) M'CLINTOCg and S.Cycl,(1874-)I.37I.
B. m. ae.(z736)V. 28.(2".Io0 NZANDIm. Church Hist.(I87a)L 485,pare.
NIR,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_HL.
Patrol. (188t-) I. 344-6.
FREMAIqTLE,
78S-9. W.H. In: Smith and Wace. Dict. III. Nouv. Biog, GoWn.(Hoefer) IIL (x852) 44-5.
GALLAND. Bibl. vet. patr, III. (I767) xxxlx-; also in: OUDIN. Scr. eccl. (I722) I. 296-9.
Mtgne. Patrol. gr. X. (I857) 247--50. PAGI. CHt. (1689) 28=, _-4,
HZgGENEOErHER. KirchengeS. (2879-8o) I. I68; III. PEgMANEDEg. Bibl. patrist. II. (1843) 627-34.
PHOTIUS. Biblioth. 85. P. 349".
73.
HIEgO_/MUS. Devir. ill. 7L (Honor. August. I. 72.) PRESSEa_SlL Heresy. (At. Y.) 53"9.
JSCHER. Gelehrt. Lex. (I750"-I). SALMOND,S. D.F. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nit, Lib.
LARDNER. Credibility. Worh. (183I) IiI. I35-4 o. XX. (187 I) 267-7L Ed. Coxe. VL 0886) t73- 7.
LUMPER. Hist. SS.pair. XIIL (I 799) 245-50" [Add. notes. Ed. Coxe. =M-6,]
NkANDER. Church Hist. (1872) I. 6o 5. SCHMID. Patrol. (1879); (1886) 48-
NIRSCHL. Patrol. (1881-) I. 344. SCHRAM. Anal. ss, ])atr. (178o-) VI. 430-482.
pF.g._ANEVER. BibL patrist. II. (I843) 625-'6. SmTH, P. In: Smith. Gr, and Rom. Biog. (I859) I.
SALMOND,S. D.F. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. z61.
XIV. (1874) 4ox-2. Ed. Coxe. VL (1886) t68-9, SOCV.ATES. Hist. eccl. I. c. n. a2.
[Add notes. Ed. Coxe. ,Ta.] TRAVASA,GAET. MAX. In : Zaccaria, Race. dt diuert
(1794) IX. 85-I_o.
TILLEMONT.
TRITHEMIUS. M_mokes. IV. (I696) _)9-.
Scr. eccl. 45" TRrrHEMIUS. Scr.eccl. 49.
ZEISK_ JOHANN GOTITRIED. Progtanm_a de Malchione, Veterum testimonia. In: Migne. Patrol. gr, X. (I857)
scholastico, divirme veritatis vindice. V/itteb. 1733- fo. I42 I-8.
ZACAGmUS. Coll. tuna. vet. eccl. (I698) III.-XVII.
For literature compare also srticles on Manes and
V. ARCHELAUS. Manichaeism.

I. EdiHons. VI. ALEXANDER OF LYCOPOLIS,

%'ALESIUS. In ed. Socrates. (Mogunt. 1677) I97-2o3.
[Latin only.]
ZACAGNIUS. In: Collect. mon. vet. (Rum. 1698. 4%) I. _ditfon$.
FABEIClUS. In: Hippolyti up. (Ham& 1718. ) I34-. COM_ZFXSIUS. In: Auct. bibl. Imtr. II. (1672) 3-,
GALLANDIUS. Blbl. patr. III. (1767) 569 -. (Lat. only.) In: BibL max, Imtr. XXVlI. (Lud K. 1677.
ROUTH. Rel. sacr. (I846-8) V. 1-2o6. fo.)
MIGNE. Patrol. gr. X. 0857) I429-528. GALLANDXUS. In: Bibl. patr. IV. (I768) 73-87.
Arose. According to Jerome the Acts were first composed MIGNE. Gr. I,at. In : Patrol. gr. XVIII. (I857) 411-48.
in Syrtac. Fragments are extant m the Greek, but the large
part exists only in a Latin translation for the Greek.
II. Translations.
II. TransldHons. English.
Engltsh. HAWKINS, J. B.H. In: Ante.Nic. Lib. XIV. (I874)
SALMOND,S. D. F. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XX. (I87x) 236-66. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) 241-5*.
272-419. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886)I79-235,
In. Literature,
III. gdterature. AI2oc. Patrol. (I876) 12o,
AI.ZOG. Patrol. (I876) xl9-zo. Br.AUSAUBgZ. Hist. de Manich, I. 235-37.
ASSEMANI. BibL orient. I. (I7t9) 554-6. CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (I74o- 3) II. tlI. a.
BAUR. Das Manich. Religionssystem. pp. 5-9, 413, 459. CHEVALmR. R_p. d. sources hist. (1877-86) 72.
BEAUSOSZE,J. Hist. du Mamch6isme. (Ares/. I734-39. CHRISTIZ, A.J. In: Smith. Gr. and Rum. Biog. (I859)
4° ) I. I9I-. I, IX8.
BURTON. Divinity of Christ. (I829) 432-433. COWELL,E.B. In: Smith and Wace. Dict. I. 86.
BussE. Chr. lit. (1828--9) I. 37. FABEIClUS. BibL gr. (17t2) V. 290. (_. VII. _, 3ffi4.)
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (I74O-3) I. I44; II. rv. 17. FLEUR¥. Hist. eccl. (I691-) II. 75-7,
CEILLIER. Hist. g6n. aut. sac. III. (1732) 333-44; II. GALLAND. Vet. patr. bibL IV. ix-; _ in: Migne.
(1865) 453-9. Patrol. Gr. XVlII. 0857) 4o9-I2.
C:-IgVALmR. Rdp. d. sources hist. (I877-86) I56- 7. HAWKINS,I. B. H. Introd. note. In. Ante-Nit. Lib.
CLARKE. Sacredlit. 083o-I) I. 212. XIV. (Ig74) 23t-_. Ed. C,oxe. VI, (1886) ,37-4o.
CLINa_ON. Fasti Rum. (1845-5o) I. 329; II. 43 I. [Add. note*. Ed. Coxe, aS_v,-3.J , ,
COW_,LL,E.B. In : Smith and Wace. Dict. I. I52- 3. H. In : Ersch u. Gruber. I. IlL f,t819) 3I-2.
CYRILLHIEROS. Catech. VI. ed. Maur. p. I4o. LE QVlEN. Orien_ Chr. II, ,_97. . , .
DUPIN. Nouv. bibl. ant. eccl. (I698) I. 572. LUMPER. Hist. ta. patr. XIIL (1799) olo-9.
EPIPHANIUS. Haeres. 66. MOSHEIM. Eccl. hist. Ed. Murdoek. I. (I832) 45_,
FASRICIUS.Bibl.gr. (I 7_2)V.262-3. (#. VII. 275-8.) NZ_D=. ChurchHist.L 4S_,494,494,495,499,50o;
FImugy. Hist. eccl. (I69I-) II. 382-3. II. 767•
GALLAND. Vet. patr. bibL III. xl-; also ia: Migne. PgR.MANEDgg. BibLpatrist. II. (1843) 634.
Patrol. gr. X. (I857) _4o5-2o. PHOTIUS. Contra Man. I. I1. In: Montfaucon.Bl_ioth.
GEORGIUS_AUG. ANT. Alphabet. Tibet. (Ram. I762. 4°.) Coiflinian. p. 349-.
363_" SCHRAM. Anal. _. pstr. (178o-)VII. 64-8,1.
(73)
_ oF _Y_ BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. _DER OF_u_

VII. PETER OF ALEXANDRIA. G_x). Vet. parr. bibL IV. x-; also in: Migne.
Patrol. gr. XVIII. (1857) 449-52.
I. Editions. GAss. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) XI. 543-5- (Abr.
in : Schaff-Herz. [t_ U. only.] IlL 1818.)
GALL,_DIUS. In: Bibl. parr. IV. (I768) 9 l-. GLgY. In: Biog. Univ. (Michand) 1842-65. XXXIIL
ROUTH. Rel. sacr. (1846--8) IV. 19-82. 247.
MIGNE. Gr. lot. In: PatroL Gr. XVIII. (1857) 467-522. HARNACK. Dogmenges. I. (1886) 644-5-
HAWKINS, J. B. H. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib.
(Canons.) XlV. (1874) 267-7I. Ed Coxe. VI. (1886) 255- 9.
In : Micropresbyticon. .Basil. 155o. [Latin only.] [Add. notes Ed. Coxe. 2S3-5.]
HEROLDUS. In: Orthodoxographa. Dasd. 1555. [Latan HEFEI2S. In: Wetzer u. W. Kirch.-Lex. (1847-54) VIII.
only.] 339-42 .
GRYNAEUS. In: Orthodoxogr. Basd. 1569. [Latin only.] --Conciliengesch. I. 327-; Tr. EngL I. (1872) 237.
DELA BIGNE. Bibl. patr. .Par. 1575; Par. 1589; HILSCHERandSTRAOSS. Schola Alex. (1776) 3o-1.
Colon. I618. [Latin only.] LARDNER. Credibility. Works. (1831)III. 237-43.
DUCA_JS, FRONTO. Per. 1620. fo. LE QUIZN. Oriens christ. 11. 397-
LABeE. Gr. lot. In: Concil. I. (1671) 955. LzSuEuR, NIC. Vies martyrs. (I66O).
BRVERIIXm. In: Pandectae canonum. II. (Oxon. 1672. LICHTENBERGRR. Encycl. (1877-82) X. 625.
fo.) 8. M'CLII_TOCKand S. CycL (I874-) VIII. 25.
HARDOUIN. Gr. lat. In: Concil. I. (1715) 225. MAI. Spicil. Roman (I84O) III. 671-2. (= Migne.
SCHRAM. In: AnaLss. patr. VII. (,4ug. V1nd. I784. Patrolgr. XVIII. 451-4 .)
80.) [Latin only.] MEANS, J. C. In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (1859)
And in all collections of canons. III. 219-2o.
MIRAEUS. Scr. eccl. 32.
(Other.) NRALE. Eastern Ch., Alexandria. I. (1847) 90, etc.
PETAVIUS.(I Frgm.) In: Uranologion. (Par. 163o. NEANDER. Church Hist. (1872) II. 252-5, 409, 423,
fo.) 396_ . 461
LABBZ. (De div. frgm.) Lot. In: Cone. III. (1671) 5o8, ORsI. Ist. eccl. (1746--) IV. 248-53, 284-5; (1749-) IV.
836; IV. (1671) 326. (Sermo. frgm.) V (I671) 652. 324-31, 371-3 •
HARDOUIN. (Dedw. frgm) In: Conc. I.(I715) 1399; PERMANEDER. Bibl patrist. II. (1843) II, 64I-2.
II. (1714) 241. (Sermo. frgm.) III. (1714) 256- 7 PITRA. Jar. eccl. grae mon (1864) I. 551.
MAFFEI, SC. (Ep. ad eccl. A.) In: Observ. letter. RENAUDOT. Hist. patriarch Alex p. 6o.
Veron. 1737-4o. 6 v. I2 °. -- Rev. d. soc say. (187 o) E, I. 91.
MAI. (2 Frgms.) In: Ser vet. nov. coll. VII. (Roman, ROESSLER. BibL d. K.-V. IV. (1777) 265-274.
SCHAFF. Hist... Church II. (1886) 807-8.
1833. 4°.) 85, 96, 134, 306-7. SCHRAM. Anal. ss. pair. (178o-) VII. 82-90.
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges. (I772-) V. 55-8, 265-9; XlI.
II. Translallons. 41-4, 52-3 •
_nglis_. SURIUS. VitaeMgmoires.
TILLEMONT. as. (I618) (1693-)
XI. 526-8.
V. 436--65, 755-65.
HAWKINS, J. B.H. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XIV. (I874) V1NCENTIUSBELVAC. Spec. hint. XlV. 13, 15-6, 57.
292-332. Ed. Coxe. VI. (I886) 269--83.

III. gfterature. VIII. ALEXANDER OF ALEXAN-

ALEXANDER,NATALIS. Hist. eccl. (1778) IV. 357. DRIA.
ANASTAS1USBIBLIOTH. Actas. Petri. In : Mai. Spicil. III. I. EdfHons.
671-; also m: Migne. Patrol Gr. XVlII. (I857) 451-
66; Tr. Hawkins. In: Ante-lgic. Lib. XIV. (1874) FABRIClUS. (Frgm.) In: Bibl. gr VIII. (341-2).
272-91. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) 261-8. GALLANDIUS. (De Ar.) In: Blbl. pair. IV. (1768) 44I-.
ATHANASIUS. Apolog. contra Arianos. c. 59. MAI. (De anim.) Syr. lot. In : Bibl. nov patr II.
BAILLET. Vies des saints. MIGNR. (Fragms.) Gr. lot. In : Patrol. Gr. XVIII.
BARONIUS. Ann. (1589-) 300, 1-2; 305, 18-38; 31o, (1857) 547-.
2-I4; 311, 48. Cf. Pagi. Crit. (1689-) 3o% 2; 3o5, -- (De anim.) Syr. lot. In: Patrol. Gr. XVlII. (1857)
4; 3lo , 4. 585-6o8.
BAOEIAHZ. '_x_.. _crr. I. (1884) I59. [411.only.] Note. The Eplstle to .41txander is from Theodoret, Hist.
BURTON. Divinity of Christ. (1829) 448-9. Eccl. I. c. 4, the El_tstle Catkollc and the EpisHe from
BUsSR. Chr. lit. (1828---9) I. 42-3 . Athanasius, thetheir
the echUons of E_stle to Eglon from Max_mus. Compare
works.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (174o- 3) I. 16o.
CEILLIER. Hist. g6n. ant. sac. IV. (1733)17-25; III. II. Translations.
(1865) 56-61.
CHRVALmR. R6p. d. sources hist. (1877-86) 1797. Englis&
CLARKE. Sacred lit. U83o--1)I. 211. HAWK1};S,J. B. H. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XIV. (1874)
DARLING. Cycl. bibl. 2342. 334-63. Ed. Coxe. VI. (1886) 291-3o2.
DODWRLL. Dissert. sing. ad Pears. c. VI. § 21.
DORNRR. Person of Christ. Tr. Eng. A, II. 229, 32o; III. Literature.
B. 95.
DUPIN. Nouv. bibl. aut. eccl. BAgOmUS. Ann. (I589-) 316, 17; 318, 54-87, 90--;
Eusra31us. Hist. eccl. VII. 32; VIII. I3; IX. 6. 325, 21; 326, 1.
FABRICIUS. Bibl. gr. (I7o5-) VIII. 411; IX. 135. (_. BAuR. Dogmengesch. I. (I865) 487-95 .
IX. 316-7; x. 31I.) BRlotrr. Hist. Chr. p. 11.
l_IsQurr?_], H. In: Nouv. Biog. G6.n. (Hoefer) XL. _ In: Smith and Wace. Dict. I. 79--82.
(1862) 138. BURTON. Trinity. (I83I) 135-6-
(74)
_r_OD_ BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. mrmomvs

Buss_ Otr.lit. (x828--9)L 47. Possmus,P. Gr.lit. Paris, _6_7.

fo.
CAV_ Scr. eccLhist-lit.(174°-3) I'x73"4" Comsmzls. Or. lat. In:Auctusriumnovim. BibLpatr.
CEILLrER. HisL g6,n. aut. sac.IV. (1733) IOI-19; IIl. gr. Part*, 167_, f_. L 64-161,
(1865)m4-zs. (ova.,-.)
CHSWLI_. R_p.d. sourceshist. (z877-86)69.
CLARKE. Sacred IlL (i83o--I) I. z36-8. PANaXNUS,
SAVILUS. P(In
. (Homilies.)
ramos Palm.)Gr.Eto_ta_,
]at. ,4m_v.
x61_I5982
r'. 8°.In:
C-MARTgRIS.Canonicity. (I88o) 329. Chrysostomi Horn. V. 88a--.
C_mSTm,A.J. In : Smith.Gr. and Rom. Biog. (1859) HUMPHRm. (Frgm. De res.) In: Apologetlcka of
I. i11-2. Athenagoras. L4md. z714. 8o.
ECHFa,LX_SlS. Eutych. vindic, p. 40, 19. MEURSIUS. (HomiL) In: Varia divina. L_. 1619.
EpIpHANIUS- Hacr. 7o, 9.
EvsEmXls. Vita ConsL II. 64 sq. 4°; in Opera. Florent. I_4I. f_. VIII.
FABlUClUS. _BibL gr. (17o5)VIII. 340-2. (_. 257-<).) (Reve]at.)
Basil. 1669.Gr.f_.let. In: Mon. parr. orthodoxographa.
1.93-II5.
GALLAND. Vet. patr. bibl. IV. xix-; also in: Migne. Nou. The Rez_elatlotl.*published flint in Latin s. i.eta.
Patrol. gr. XVIH. (I857) 523-8 • (A__t. Find. ,*) 4% and then often; t$96. 4*; Par. tong.
HAGENBACH. Hist. of Doct. I. (I85 o) 267. 4% Bas_7. 15o4. 4°; Basil. 15_. ¢0_ Bas*7. tb'(x)o[Gree_t],
HASE. Kirchenges. (I885-) I. 477-8. and in German translation, _em_mte'tnt, L497"¢!_ Basil.
HAWKINS,J. B.H. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic. Lab. _5o¢" ¢e; s.t. 1774.¢e
aturecompare M_llerm isHerang.
clearly of
IX.laSter
7a6, origin. For hter-
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II. Translations. SC_IAF_. Hist. Church.

SCH_NEMANN. II. lat.
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dubious, all others
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(1689)
BASNAGE.9"Hist. de l'egl. Rotterd. 1699. fo.
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Clt_VALXmt. R_p. d. sources hist. (1877-86) 566.
CLAm_E- Sacred lit. (I83O--z) I. I93.
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ENOFAMARDa'. Dogmenges. I. (1839) 86. 7°4-I5"
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HAGENBACH. Hist. of Doct. I. (185o) 26I-2.
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ZEta.RE. Aposteigesch. (I854) 9- _ VOLUME VIII.

No_. For full literature comparethe section on t_LgmEtq"r
o* m,m_. I. THE TESTAMENTS. OF THE
TWELVE PATRIARCHS.
IX. EARLY LITURGIES.
It is impossible to decide on a method which shall gnve I. Editions.
an exhaustive treatment of ._e ancient liturgaes in the "Lincoln, Robert, Minister. Testamentum XlI _tri-
brief time and space and with few books at commana, archarum. Gr. lat. Cure notis per Graham. Oxen.
The collection made is omitted, and its place better sup- 1698 . 4%'' Walt. [What is it?]
plied by the foUowingreferences: (I.) Forgeneral study GsABE. Gr. lat. Spicil. pair. Oxf. 1698; (17oo) I.
the Introductory Notice in VII. p. 529-36 of this series. 129-253; I. (1714) 145-.
For further study the literature in Schaff. Church Hist. FAERICIUS. Ham& I722. In: Cod. pseud. V. T. I.
V. 3. PP. 517-8, and the very full list at the end of the 496_748.
article Liturgy, in Smith and Cheetham. Dict. of Christian GALLANDIUS. Bibl. Patr. I. (1765) 195-.
Antiquities. I. (Hartford, IS81.) lO36-8. Note, how- MIGNE. Patrol. gr. II. (1857) 1o37-115 °" [FromGal.
ever, the following suggestion of a practical working land.]
apparatus. SINKER. Testamenta XlI Patriarchasum. Cam#r. and
ASSEMANI, Jos. ALOYS. Codex liturgicus eccl. univ. Land. I869. Append. 1879
Rom. 1746--66. 13 v.
BKRSlER, E. In : Lichtenberger. Encycl. (1877-82) II. Translations.
VIII. 3o4-1o.
* BRm, Tit. A collection of the principal liturgies . . . Lat*n.
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543--555' I619, 18°; Edinb. I634. 12°; Land. 1647; 166o. 18°;
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8o. (z4o p.) I. Editions.
HOFmANlq. Leben Jesu nach den Apokryphen. Lei_z.
18 I. 8°. BIBLIANDER. Lat. Basil. 1552 [Postellus.l ,4rg'tnte-
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CXXVIIL (I868) 8I-; same art. Liv. Age. XCVIII. HEROLDUS. Lat. Basil 1555. In: Orthodoxogr.
(1868) 7o7-. NEANDER. Gr. lat. Basil. 1564.
KUETZ. Kirchenges. (1885-) I. 131-2. GRYNAELTS.Gr. lat. I. (I569) 7I.
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F_.emCleS. Cod. apocr. N.T. (1719)66-126. (3.) THE GOSPEL OF THE NATIVITY OF
JONES. _r. Eng. In: Canon N. T. 1798. II. 99-i29.
BIRCH. Havmae, 18o4. p. I95-242. MARY.
THILO.
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TISCHE_DORF. Ev. apocr. 1853. 1-49. VORAGINE. Cf. Apx.
F_mmClUS. Cod. apoc_.N.T. (i719) 19-38.
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THILO. Lips. 1832. p. 317-336.
EnKlisk. TISCHENDORF. Ev. apocr. (1853) 1o6--I4.
JHONES. See under eds.
ONE. Apocr. N. T. (1825) 3o--47. (Phila. n. d.) 24-37. II. Translations.
COWPER. Apocr. gosp. (1867) 3-26.

WRIGHT. Syr. apocr. (1865) 1- 5, (?) HONE. Apocr. N.T. (t825)2i-3o. (Phila. Ix. d.) I7-24.
WALKER,Ed.
Coxe.A'vIII.In:(i886)Ante'Nic'36I-7
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WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 53-6i.
III. Lilerature. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 384-7.

CAVE. Scr. eccl hist. lit. I. (1740) 14. III. Literature.

CHARTERIS. Canonicity. (188o) c-ci, 156, 464.
COWPER. Apocr. gosp. (1867) xlvifi-hii, 1-2. COWPER. Apocr. gosp. 0867) lxi-]xiil, 84.
FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr N.T. (1719) 39-65. FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr.N.T. (1719) 1-I8.
HOFF_aANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) I. 514-5 . HOFFU_.Sm In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) I. 515,
HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N.T. (1886) 540. HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N.T. (1886) 540.
ITrIG. Hist. eccl. (I7o9) I. 16-8. In: Jones. Canon 1_. T. 1798.II. 13o--i65.
JoNEs. Canon N. T. 1798. II. 130-.I65. LIPSIUS. Gospels Apocryphal. In: Smith and Wave.
LIPSXUs. In : Smith and Wace. Dict. II. 7oi-2. Dict. II. 7o2- 3.
NORTON. Genuineness of Gosp. III. (I848) 268-72. NORTON. Genuineness of Gosp. III. (I848) 27a- 3.
PRESSENS_-. Heresy. (N.Y.)175-6. REUSS. Gesch. N.T. (1874) I. 273; tr. Eng. (1884)
REuss. Gesch. N. T. (1874) I. 273; tr. Eng. (1884) 272. [v. t.

ROESSLRE.
272. Iv. i. _ ibl. d. K.-V. IV. (1777) 357-8. SCHOLZ. Books
STOWE. _nleitung
oftheBible.
in d.heiL(I867)208.
Schriften. I. (I845) I88-.
SCHOLZ. Einleitung in d. heft. schriften. I. (I845) 187. TISCH_',IDORF. Ev. apocr. (I853) xxv-xxxiv.
STOWE. Books of the Bible. (I867) 205-6. WAITE. Hist. Chr. Rel. (I88t) 215-8.
SUCKOW,C.A. De argumento et indoL Protev. Jac. Br. WALKER, A. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
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TlSCHENDORF. Ev. apocr. (1853) xii-xxv.
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(2.) THE GOSPEL OF PSEUvo-MAx_rHEw. I. Editions.

WALLIN, GEORG. Arabic-Latin. Lips. 17fa.
I. .Editdons. FASmCXVS. II. 309-336.
ZoRc_. (Fragn_) Sahidiclat. 181o.
THILO. Lips. I832. p. 337-4oo. [lcch.] TmLO. Arab. lat. Li2_s. ]832. p. 1-61.
TISCIiENDORF. Ev. apocr. I853. 5o--105. DULAURIEE. Fragment des r_v_lations apocr, de S. Bar-
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II. Translations. TlSCttFa_DOSY. Ev.apocr. I853. 115-33.
English.
n. Translations.
Cow_,ER. Apocr. gosp. (1867) 29-83.
'_VALKER, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 16--52. Engli_.
Ed. Coxe.VIII. (1S86)368-83. Cowl'Eit. Apocr. gosp. (I867) IOI-27.
III. glterature. WALKER,A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVL (I873) 62--77.
Ed. Coxe. VIII. (1886) 388-94.
C_W_N_. Z. Gesch. d. Kanons. p. 215-217.
COWPER. Apocr. gosp. (I867) hv-ixi, 27-8. III. Literature.
FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr. N.T. (]719) 355 -7 I.
HOI_TmA_N. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) I. 515 . COwPzs. Apocr. gosp. (1867) kift-lxvili, 99-Ioo.
HOLTZU.ANU. EinLind. N.T. (I886)54o. HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) 1.5I 5.
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TISCHENDORF. Ev. apocr. (I853) xxv-xxxiv. ApocaL 272. [v. t:J
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(5") THE GOSPEL OF THOMAS. REINSCH, R. Heresy.

PRSSSElqSg. Die Pseudo-Evangelien
(N.Y.)I61-4. v. Jesu u. Maria's
Kindheit in der romanischen u. germanischen Literatur.
I. .F_d_t_on$. Mit. Mittheilgn. aus Pariser u. Londoner Handschrif.
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WglGHT. Syr. apocr. (1865). STOwR. Books of the Bible. (I867) 208--9.
TISCHENDORF. EV. apocr. (1853) xlix-liv.
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WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
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HONE. Apocr. N. T. (1825) 75-78 (Phila. n. d.) 6o--2.
WRmHT. Syr. apocr. (I865) 6-11.
COWPItR. Apocr. gosp. (I867) 13o--69, 449-56.
WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XVI. (I873) 78-99. (7") THE GOSPEL OF NICODEMUS.
Ed. Coxe.VIII. (i886) 395-404• I. Editions.
nI. Literature. VINCENTIUSBELVAC.Spec. hist. VII. 4o-. [,st pm.]
CHAtTERIS. Canonicity. (i88o) cl. VORAGINE. Hist. Lomb. oh. LII. [_dpm.]
COWPER. Apocr. gosp. (1867) lxviii-lxxv, cx, 128--9, HEROLDUS,
GRYNAEUS,JJOAN.
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0rthodoxo-
448. grapha. Bas_L I569.
HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (I877-) I. 515-6- FABRICIUS. Lat. in: Cod. apocr.N T. (I719) 238-98.
HOLTZl_tANN. EinLind. N.T. (1886) 54I. JONES. Lat. Eng. In: Canon N.T. I798. II. 262-
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BIRCH. Gr. (Havn. ISo4") 1-I54.
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NORTON. Genuineness of Gosp. III. (1848) 273-6. t.slns a full account of the English, French, Italian anti t_,er-
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SCHOLZ. Einleitung in d. heft. Schriften. I. (1845) 188. TISCHENDORF. Gr. lat. Ev. apocr. 1853. 2o3-4 I°.
STOWE. Books of the Bible. (I867) 2o6.
TISCHENDORF. Ev. apocr. (I853) xxxviii-xlix. II. Translat/ons.
WXLKZg, A. Introd. note. in: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
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In : Heptateuch. Oxf. 1698.

(6.) THE ARABIC GOSPEL OF THE INFANCY Englisk.

OF THE SAVIOUR.
I. .Editions.
SI_E, HENR. Ev. inf. vel fibre apoeryphus de infantia
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Latln.] " "_ t2
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SCHmD. Lat. Hadam. 18o4. [Latino_y.]
THILO. Arab. lat. Lilbs. I832. p. 63-I58.
TISCHENDORF. Lat. In: Ev. apocr. 1853. I7I-2O2.
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Engltsh.
HONE. Apocr. N. T. (1825) 47"75 (Phila.n.d.)i3oo_9.
WALK_ A. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVL (Ib73) 24-
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CowP_. Apoer. gosp. (:867) 17_-alo.
III. LiteraIure.
COWI_gR. Apoer. gosp. (x867) lxxvi-lxxx, _7o--I.
FAmixc_vs. Cod. apoer. N. T. (I719) 127-58.
HONR. Apocr. N.T. (I825) (79-II6.) (Phila. n.d.) 63-
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COWPZR. Apocr. gosp. (1867)229-388-
WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. 0873) x25-
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Berleburger Bibel,and often.
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AMERSBACH,K. Oeber die Identittit des Verfassers des
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]ypse. Progr. Komtanz, I884:4 °. .
BRAUN, J. W.J. De Tiberii Chnst um an deprum nume-
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BRUNN. Disq. de indole aerate et usu Evang. Nicod..B.
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COWTER. Apocr. gosp. (I867) lxxxv-cii, _7--8.
DALE, A.V. De oracc, p. 6o8.
F_RIC_US. Cod. _. N.T. (1719) 213--37.
C_tt. BibL I. 762.
G_us, A. Apoth. Christo aTib. deereta. Fet. 17_.
(gS)
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_s,T. DedecretoTib. Erf. 17x5. III. Literature.

HASE. Kirchenges. (1885-) 1.275. ALTMANN,J.S. Deep. P. adTib. Br. I755.

HESS.
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ITrIG. Hist. eccl. (17o9) I. I_.
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]..ACROZE. Thesaxtr. epist. III. 129. (9") THE REPORT OF PILATE THE PRO-
LILIENTHAL.
LIPsius, R. A.Gute Sache
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_AURY, ALFRED. Nouvelles reeherehes sur l'_-poche
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MEYER. Vertheid. d. Gesch. Jesu. p. 35--
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NORTOn. Genuineness ofGosp. III. (1848) 284-7. Engl/$*.
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BIRCH. Havn. 18o4.

TmLo. Lt/_s. 1832.
(8.) THE LETTER OF PONTIUS PILATE TISCHENDORF. Ev. apocr. (I853) 426-31.
CONCERNING OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.
I. Editions. II. Translations.

BIRCH. Havn. I8O4. p. 154. Engli_.

FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr. N. T. (1719) 298-3Ol. COWFgR. Apocr. gosp. (i867) 41o--4.
THILO. Li_s. 1832. p. 796-. WALKER,A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (I873) 23I-. 4.
TISCHENDORF. Ev. apocr. (1853) 411-2. Ed. Coxe. VIII. CIS86)464-S.
WRIGHT. S_. apocr. (1865) 13-.
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(I2.) THE DEATH OF PILATE. HI. Ziterature.

I. Editions. CoswzL Apocr. Zo*p. (1867) ClX-CX.
Hol_m_._. In: Herzog. ReaL-Enc. (1877-) I 519.
VOL_Gt_tE, Legend*, AureL Cf. Apx. TlSCl-lZa_-I_Om_.Ev. apocr. (1853) lxxxi.|x-x_iii.
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FA, Coxe. VIII. (1886) 466- 7.

III. Literature. (I5.) ACTS OF THE

ANDHOLY
PAUL.APOSTLES PETER

COWPER. Apoer. gosp. (1867) cvii-cviii. I. Editions.

HAHI_, R.A. Das alte Pa_ional. Frf. a. M'. 1845. p. 88.
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TiscHm_i3oatr. Ev. apocr. (I853) lxxlx-]axx. In : Duchesne. Scr. Norm.
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FLORENTINI,FR. MAR. Lat. In : Marl Hieron. (Luccae,
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REINA (or REYNA), PLACIDO. Gr. ]at. In : Delle Notizie
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II. Tru_latlons. THILO. Acta Petri et Pauli. I. Halle, 1837. 4° (p. 28);
II. I838. 4° (p. 30).
Englisk. TISCht"ENDORF.Aeta apocr. (I85I) 1-39.
COWPER. Apocr. gosp. (I867) 42o-31. LIPstus, R.A. Passiones Petri et Paoli graece ex codiee
WALKF._ A. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 237-44. Patmensi primm edidit. In : Jahrbb. f. prot. Theol.
Ed. Coxe. VIII. (i886) 468-7I. (I886) 86-1o6, i75-176. (?)

III. Literature. n. Translations.

CowrgR. Apocr.
HOFtrMAI_N. In: gosp. (1867)
Herzog. CVlII. (1876--) I. 519.
Real.-Enc. E_li_.
TISCHItNDORF. Ev. apoc. (X853) lxxx-lxxxi. WALKYm,A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (I873) _56--78.
W&rrE, Hist. C'hr.ReL (1881) 214- 5. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 477-86.
WALKmT.,A. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
(1873) xm. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (i886) 354. III. Literature.
and the Pilate literature in general.
ABELA, Jo. Franc. (I647) Melita iUustrata lib. n. nofit.
VII. cod. I79. In: GmevinsF, XV. [Cf.art. Melite
in Winer. Bibl. Reatw_rterb.]
(I4.) THE AVENGING OF THE SAVIOUR. CIANTAIGJ.A. Dissert. apol. Pauli. apostoli in Melitam,
etc. Venetiis, I738.
I. d_dition$, DUC.ANGZ. Gloss med. et iRf. graec, s. v. Bo_;IJ_a, r.ae-
r_v, "opd,v_rra, etc.
TI_itit. Ev. ttpocr. (1853) 448--63. FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr. N. T. (I719) 775--6.
GEORGIUS,IGN. D. Paulus apostolus in marl quodnunc
II. Translagion$. Venetus, etc. VeneA I72o. [Cf. Baumgarten. Nachrlchten
yon Merkwordigen Biichern. -VIII. (l_ll#, s7&q.) s_7--74.
]
Anglo.Saxon. HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Reul.-Enc. (I877--) I. 523-4 •
GOODWm, C,W. (EcL) Angl. Sa_EngL Cam6r. 1851. HOLTZMA_N. Einl. ind. N.T.(1886) 546.
ITTI_. Hist. eccl. (I7o9) 1.45-6-
.E_/i_,t. KUaTZ. Kirchenges. (i885-) I. I33- 4.
LIPSlUS. R6m. Petrus-sage. (1872) 47-I63.
COWl'S. Apocr. gosp. (1867) 432--47 . -- Gospels Apocryphul. In: Smith and Wace. Dict. IL
WALK_ A. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XVI. (1873) 245-55.
Ed. Coxe. VIII. (18867 472-_ 7°8--9.
-- Apokr. alxmtelleg. II. I. (1887) !-4_3.
._oI_. Sub_tantlal emnal_ttionsor versions of the story of LubfP/_. Hist. ss. patr. I. (1783) 466-7o_
editions.Ver°nica
are found in every lsmgmq_ stud in multitudinous PRESSENS (_. Heresy. (2V..Y.) 178.-9.
(ico)
ACTS OF PAUL AND THECLA BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. SARNA_S;
Pmta_

RoESSLER. Bibl. d. K.-V. IV. (I777) 368. [Mention.] _CHLIEMANN. Clementinen. (I844) 43I-3 •
TISCHF_DORF. Acta apocr. (I85I) xiv-xxi. SIMEON METAPHRASTES. Acta Pauliet Thedae. See
WAITE. Hist. Chr. Rel. (I88I) tli-3, etc. all eds. of S. M.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. STILTING, Jo. In : Aeta mmctortmL
(1873) xiv. Ed. Coxe. VIII. 0886) 355. SrOWE. Books oft.he Bible. (1867) 318-27.
TlSCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (I85i) xxi-xxvi.
Unschuldigen Nachrichten. (Lez_z, I7O2) I36--.
(16.) ACTS OF PAUL AND THECLA. _rAIZE. Hist. Chr. Rel. (I88I) 23 et pass.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In Ante-Nic. Lib. XVL
I. Editions. 0873) xiv. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (1886) 355.
ZAHN. Acta Johannis. p. lxix.
GmRE. Gr. lat. In: SpiciL patr. I. (I698) 93-128; ZENOVF_oN. Detimore. l.I. Tmet. 8. In: G_tmd. V,
(17o0) I. 8i-i28. i22.
HEARNE, THOM In : App. ad Joannis Lelandi anti- Note I. Ancient allusions to this work are numerous,
quarfi collectanea, parte secunda VI. ( Oxf. 1715-) 67- among others allusions b_, Ambrose, Chrysostom, Cyprian of
69 [Supphes lacuna in Grabts ed. sect. _7, post K_rttpt_u Ant.,Epiphamus, C,elasms, Gregory Naz., Grsgoty Nyss.,
usquc sect. 32. T_v _$eA_/ov_r_0v.] Jerome, and Tertullian.

JONES. CanonN. T. (1726); (1798) II. 353-386. Notea. LiteratureoftheTheclalegcndisabundtmt.

TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (1851) 40--63.

II. Translations. (170 THE ACTS OF BARNABAS.

l.attn. I. Editions.
GRABE. In: SpiciL patr. I. (1698) I2O--. PAPEBROCHIU8. Gr. lat. In: Acta S.S. rnensis Juuli. 1L
GALLANDIUS. Blbl patr. I. I77-. (Anlv 1698 ) p. 431-436.
Blbl Casin. III. Flonleg. p. 27I-6. gr. Bibl. Casin. III. TXSCHZNDORF.Acta apocr. (1851) 64-74..
266--.
Syr_ac. II. Translations.
WRIGHT. Syr. Engl. 1871. Latin.
Enghs/z. MOMBRITIUS. PasstoS.Barnabae.1479.
MAZOCCHI. Comment. tnvet.marmoreum. S.Neap.,etc.
HONE, Apocr.N. T. (1825)126--142.
(Phila.
n.d.)99-
III. ii. ( ) 54o-544.
WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nie Lib. XVI. (I873) 279-'92. Englis&
Ed. Coxe. VIII (1886) 487-92. WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nlc. Lib. XVL (I873) _93-_ :_o.
III. Literature. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 493-6.

Acta sanctorum Sept. VI. p 546. III. Literature.

BASlLIUS SELEUC. De vita ac mir. S. Theclae. E,d. Pan- BARONIUS. Annal ad an. Chr. 5I. num. 5I.
tmus V. Antv. I6O8. BRAUNSBERGER. Der Apost. Barnabas. MainE. I876.
CHARTERIS. Canonlcity. (1880) I8O, 199 , 236. FABRICIUS. Cod. apoer. N.T. (I7I 9) 781-2.
CLARKE. Sacred hi. (I83o-I) I. I52. [711.] HARNACK. In: Theol Literaturztng. (1876) 487-.
FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr. N. T. (1719) 794-6. HOFFMANN. In. Herzog. Real.-Enc. (18'/7-) I. 524..
GRARR,ERN. Spicil. SS Pair. I. (17oo) 87. LIPSlUS. Acts, Apocryphal. In: Smith _mdWace. Dict.
GUTSCHMID. KSnlgsnamen. Ed. above I. 3 I.
HASE. Kirchenges. (I885-) I. 275-6. --Apokr Apostelleg. II. II. 0884) 27o-3"0.
HILGENFELD N, T. extra canon rec. IV. p. 69. SIEGEBERTGKMBL. Catal. script, eccl.
HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc, (1877) I. 524. TILLEMONT. Mere. hist. eccl (I. p. II89; I.I.p. 413.)
HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N. T. (1886) 546. TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (I851) xxvi-xxxt.
ITTIG. De bibl. et cat pair. (Lzps. 17o7) 7oo--705 . VITALIS, ODER. Hist. eccl. Cf. Apx.
-- Hist. eccl. (I7o9) I. Io-II. VORAGINZ. Legenda anrea. Cf Apx.
JONES. Canon N. T. I798. I. 31I-3I 3, 387-411. WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XV'L
KURTZ. Kirchenges (I885-) I. 134- 5 (1873) XV. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 355.
LARDNER. Credibility. Works. ( 1831 ) II. 331-3. No#e. Compare also general works on Barnabas.
LIPSlUS. Acts, Apocryphal. In : Smith and Wace. Dict.
I 3o-3 I.
Apokr. Apostelgesch. II I. 0887) 424-67. (I8.) THE ACTS OF PHILIP.
LUMPER. Hist. ss. patr. I (1799) 452-64 .
LUTHARITr. St. John the Author of the Fourth Gospel. I. Editions.
(1875) 68.
METrtODIUS. Conviv. virgin, in psalmo, quem ipsa TlSCHENDOEF. Actaapocr. (I85I)75-Io4.
Thecla dicit. In: Galland. III. p. 742. I[. Translations.
ORSI. Ist. eccl. (1746-) 78-8O; (1749-) I. Ill- 3.
PANTINUS, PETR. Basili:, qeleuciae in Isauria episcopi de English.
vlta ac miraculis D. Thec/ae virganis martyris Iconiensls. WALKER, A. In _ Ante-Nie. Lib. XVL (I873) 3ot°34-
.dn/'v. I008. [" Adj. est Sxmconis Metaphrasti Logothetae Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 497-5Io.
de eadem martyre tractati sinulart."]
PRESSENSI_. Heresy. (N.Y.) 179-8o. III. Literature.
RITSCHL. Altkafl. Kirche. 2. Anti. p. 292-4.
ROESSLER. Bibl. d. K.-V. IV. (1777) 369. [sit 11.] ANASTASIUSSINAITA. De tribusquadragesimls. Containtl
SCrILAu, C. Die Actend. Paulus u. der Thecla, u. die an epitome, printed in Coteleritm, Monum. Eccl. Gr, L
Rltere Thecla-Legende. Eln Beitrag zur christi. Litera- 3. P. ¢28-43 °" Fabricius. Cod, apocr. IL p. 8o6-Sm
turgeseh. .Lez2_zig, 1877. 80. and Beausaubre. Hist. Manich. 1. p. _40 Imq.
OoI)
_DsJzw _ u. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. FZTr.E
_'. _; _.rrH_

FA_glCIUS. Cod. apocr.N. T. (1719) &36-1o, Anglo-Saxon.

HOlbein. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (i877-) I. 524.
HOL'rZMANN. EinL in d. N. T (1886) 548.
JoNEs. Canon N.T. I798. I. 381.
LIPSIUS. Apokr. Apostelgesch. II. 11. (1884) 1-53.
-- Acts, Apocryphal. In : Smith and Wace. Dict. I. 3o.
ROESSLER. BibL d. K.-V. IV. (I777) 369- [,tn.]
TI$CHENDORF. Acta spoor. (I851) xxxi-ld. I41-56.
WAITE. Hist. Chr. Rel. (I88I) 125.
WALKER_ A. Introd, note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
(tss6) xv. ad. Coxe.VIII. aSS6) 3SS.
(19.) PHILIP IN" HELLAS.
Literature.
LlVSlUS. Apokr. Apostelgesch. II. II. (I884) 27-31.
HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) I. 524.
TISCHENDORF. Acta.p.xxxviii-xl.
WALKER, A. Introd.note. In: Ante-Nic.Lib. XVI.
(1873) xv,xvi.Ed. Coxe.VIII. (1886)355.
GRIMM,JAKOB. Andreas u Elena. K'assd. I84o.
rains the Anglo-Saxon form of the Acts of Andrew[C°anncl
Matthew.]
E_lt$_.
WALKZZ, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 348-68.
Ed. Coxe. VIII. (i886) 517-25 .
III. Literature.
HOFFMANN. In: Herzog, Real,-Enc. (1877) L 525.
HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N. T. (I886) 547.
Pa_sS_SL Heresy. (N.Y.) I64- 5.
STOWE. Books of the Btble. (1867) 327-34.
TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (I85I) xlvii-lix.
-- Apocal. apocr. (1866) i39-41.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Ntc. Lib. XVI.
(1873)xvi-xvii.Ed. Coxe.Vll.(1886) 356.

I. Editions. (21.) ACTS oF PETER AND ANDREW.

Wooo, KARL CHRIST. Epist .... de martyrio S. An. I. Editions.
dreae. L*ps. 1747.
TISCHENDORF. Aeta apocr. (I851) 1o5-31. WOOG. p. 4Ol-.
MIENS.. Patrol. gr. II. (I827) 1215-48. [Tischendorf.] TH1LO. Acta Andr. et Matt. (1846) 3o-.
TlSCttENDORF. Apocal. Apocr. (I866) I6I-.

II. Translations. II. Translations.

Englis)L
.Ea_zop_c.
WALKER, A. VIII.
Ed. Coxe. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 335-47.
(1886) 5II-'6. MALAY. Certam.ap.221--9.
Old Slavic.
III. Literature. TICHONRAWOW. Denkmgler d. apokr. Lit. II.
FABRICIUS. Cod. apocr. N.T. (I719) 747-59, 767-8.
GALLAND. Vet. patr. bibl. Venet. I765. to. I. xxxviii-; English.
also in: Migne. Patrol gr. II. (I857) 1199-1216. WALK]m, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 368-72.
HOFFMANN. In : Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) L 524-5. Ed. Coxe VIII. (1886) 526-7.
HOLTZMAt_S. EinL in d. N.T. (I886) 547.
KURTZ. Kirchenges. (1885-)1. 134. III. Literature.
LXPslus. Acts, Apocryphal. In : Smith and Wace. Dict.
I. 30. BONWETSCH,N. Ein Beitrag zu den Akten des Petrus
Apokr. Apostelleg. I. (1883) 563-7. u. Andreas. In: Ztschr. f. Kirchengesch. V. (1882)
LUMPE_. Hist. ss. parr. 1. (x783) 202-27. 506-5 °9.
Pggssgr_sg. Heresy. (N. Y.) 18o-I. LIPSlUS. Apokr. Apostelgesch, I. (I883) 554-7-
ROESSLER. BibL d.K.-V. IV. (1777) 367. -- Zu den Aeten des Petrus and Andreas. In : Jahrbb. f.
TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (1851) xl-xlvii, prot. theol. (1883) I91.
Veterum Testim. In: Galland. Vet. patr. bibl. Fen. I765. TlSCHF2_DORF. Apocal apocr. (1866) I61- 7.
re. 1. 145-. Alsoin: Migne. Patrol. gr. 11.O857) WAITE. Hi_t. Chr. Rel.(1881) 31etpass.
1187-98.
WAITE. Hist. Chr. Rel. (188i) xz5.
WAKE. Land. I693. I51-3; Land. ITIO. 8o; Land.
I7I 9. 8°. IO4-5; I737. 8°; 5th ed. lgI8 [7?]; Hart- (22.) ACTS AND MARTYRDOM OF ST. MAT--
j_rd, 1834. 444; Land. 1842 [3?]. 8o; Pkila. 1846. THEW THE APOSTLE.
8o; Land. 1846. 8°; 186o. 8o.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. I. Editions.
(1873) xvi. Ed. CAme. VIII. (I886) 356. TISCI-IZNDOV_. Acta apocr. (I850 167-89-
II. Translations.
(20.) ACTS OF ANDREW AND MATTmAS.
2!n_lis/L
I. Editions. WALaEa, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (I873) 373-88.
TmLO. Acta Andreae et Matthiae. Halle, 1846. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (i886) 528-34.
TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (185I) 132-66.
WRIc,I_. Gr. Syr. Eng. In: Apocr. Acts. 93"-II 5. III. Literature.
II. TranMatiof_. HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Rea].-Enc. 0877) I. 525.
TISCHENDORI¢. Acta apocr. (I851) k-kill.
E_io2tie. WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XVL
HAL_. In: Certamen. apost. I47-63. (I873) xvii. Ed. Coxe. VIII. 0886) 356.
(1o2)
_olus BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. Ttt*OD_VS;IOm_

(23,) ACTS OF THIg HOLY APOSTLE E_K"//_.

THOMAS. WALKER,A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 429-39.
Ed. Coxe. VIII. 0886) 553-7-
I. Editions. III. Literature.
THtl,O. Leil_. I823. 8°.
TlSCHEaCDOgF. Actaapocr. (I851) 19o-234. HOFFm_N. In: Herzog. ReM.-Enc. 0877-) I. 525.
BONNET,MAX. Suppl. ad._apocr, i883 (?) [Supplies LIPSIUS. Acts, Apocryphal. In: Smith and Wace.
hitherto rammingtragments.J Dict. I. 3O.
-- Apokr. Apostelgesch. II. n. (I8_4) 54-Io8.
1I. Translations. MOt:SINGER,G Vitaet martyrlmn sancti Bartholonmei
apostoli, ex sincefis fontibus armeniacis in linguam
Syriac. latinam conversa. Salsburgq, I877. 8°.
WraGa{r.Syr.EngL In: Apocr. Acts. Lond. I87i. WALKFa%A. Introd.note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
.Englt#L (i873) xvili-xix. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 357.
__rot¢. Perhaps identical with the Pseudo-Abdlu Imttia.
WALKFa_,A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (t873) 389- Cf. eapeciallyM_,slnger.
422. Eft. Coxe. VIII. 0886) 535-49.

III. Literature. (26.) ACTS OF THE HOLY APOSTLE THAO-

FABRIClUS. Cod. apocr. N. T. (I7t9) 8t9-28. DAEUS.
HILG_FELD, A. In : Ztschr. f. wins. Theol. XXVlI. I. Editions.
(I883) 383-4. [Rev. of Bonnet, (t883).]
LIPSIUS. Acts, Apocryphal. In: Snuth and Wace. TXSCHENVORF.Acta. p. _6,-265.
Dict. I.3o. II. Translations.
HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) I. 525.
HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N. T. (*886) 547. £nglis&
JONF.S. Canon N. T. (*798) I. 394-6. WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (I873) 440--3.
KURTZ. Kirchenges. (*885-) I. 234. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (,886) 558-9 .
LlrSius. Apokr. Apostelleg. I. (i883) 225-347.
P_.SSENSg. Heresy. (N.Y.) I66--7I. III. Literature.
SIMON. Nov. obs. de texta, etc. p. 7-"
TISCHENDORF. Acts apocr. (I85I) lxiii-lxviii. HOFFMANN. In: Herzog.Real..Enc. (1877-) I. 525-6.
-- Apocal. apocr. (I_6) I56--6I. TISCHENDORF. Acta p. lxxi-lxxiii.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. WALKER, A. Introd. note. In : Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
(I886) xvii-xviii. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 357. (t873) xix. Ed. Coxe.VIII. (,886) 357.
.,Vole. See literature
underAncient Syrlac Doctu_ents.

(24.) CONSUMMATION OF THOMAS THE (27.) ACTS OF THE HOLY APOSTLE AND
APOSTLE. EVANGELIST JOHN THE THEOLOGIAN.
I. Editions. I. Editions.
TI_HENDORF. Actaapocr. (I851) 235-4_. TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (t85I) 266-76.
ZAHN. Erlangen, I88O. p. 238--.
II. Translations. II. Tranalation$.
£nglis_. £ngiis*.
WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI. (1873) 423-8. WALKER, A. In: Ante-Nic Lib. XVI. (,873) 444-55-
Ed.Coxe. VIII. (t886) 550-2. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 560--4.

III. Literature. III. Literature.

HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. ReaL-Enc. (I877) I. 525. FABRIClUS. Cod. apocr. N.T. (I719) 765-7, 788-9I,
TISCHENDORF. Acta apocr. (I851) lxviii-kix. 815..8"
WALKER,A. Introd. note. In: Antc-Nic. Lib. XVI. HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. ReM.-Enc. 0877-) I. 5_6.
(1873) xviiL Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 357. KURTZ. Kirchenges. (1885-) I. I34_
LIPS,Us. Acts, Apocryphal In: Smith and Wace.
Dict. I. 29-3 o.
(25.) MARTYRDOM OF THE HOLY AND --Apokr. Apostelleg. I. (I883)49o-2.
LUMPER. Hist. u. pair. I. (,783) 4642-6.
GLORIOUS APOSTLE BARTHOLOMEW. PRESSENS]g. Heresy. (N.Y.) i8t-2.
ROE.SSLEa_. Bibl. d. K.-V. IV. ,('7,77) _..67." [_U.]
I. Editions. TISCHENDORF. Actaapocr. [I_SI) LXXllI_IX_': ....
TIscRs_mot_. Acta apocr. 0850 243"6o- WALKER,A, Introd. note. In: Ante-Nm. Lm. &w.
MIGX_m. Gt. Int. In: Patrol. gr. IL 0857) 785 -6. (i873) xix-xx. Eel.Coxe. VIII. (t886) 357-8.
ZAHN, PROF.DR. THDR. ActaJoannis, tinter Benutzung
II. Translations. yon C.v.Tischendorfs Nachlass beaxbeiter. Er/anbozn,
I88O.8o.
Armenian. JV'ot_. Much of the above literaturerehtt_ to other Acts of
John. For the editions and thorough treatmentof vart__
M_SINGEIL Vitaet martyriumS. Bartholomaei.Inn*- :Act*,andrecensions, tranststlons tetc.,
not!n_vaeotam_
brm_, I877. [Latin transl, from the Armenian.] series, compare Lipetua's admirablemonogntpa.
(,03)
uosts; PAVL;JoHN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. s*xy

(28.) REVELATION OF MOSES. II. Translations.

I. Editions. Eu,qiut.
WALLER, A. In : Ante-Nie. Lib. XVI. (I873) 493-503.
TlSCi_DORlZ, Apocal. apocr. (1866) t-23. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (tSS6) 582-6.
II. Translations. III. Literature.

Englisil. FAEEICIVS. Cod. apocr. N. T. (I719)'953--5.

WALKER,A. In: Ante-Nit. Lib. XVI. (1873) 454-67. HOFFMANN. In: Herzog. ReaL-Enc. (I877--) I.._28.
Ed. Coxe.VIII. OSS6) 56S-7o. P_ssz_s_. I-I_rcW.(N. V.) xST-S.
ROESSLZR. Bibl.d.K.-V. IV. (t777) 383. [311.]
III. Literature. TXSCHENDOaF. Apocal. apocr. (1866) xvi_-xix.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XVI.
_bl. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. VII. (186o) 317-.
LOCKE. Offenb. Job. (1848) 232--. (1873) axi-miL FA. Coxe. VIII. 0886) 359-
Pszss_sg. Heresy. (N.Y.) 183-5.
TISC_DORF.
43_V-. In: Heidelb. Studien u. KriL (I85I) (32). THE BOOK OF JOHN CONCERNING
THE FALLING ASLEEP OP MARY.

(29.) REVELATION OF ESDRAS. I. Editions.

TISCHF.NDORF. Apocal. apocr. (1566) x-xii. BEEGER, FR. XAv. In: Aretin, J. C.v. Beitr. z. Gesch.
WALKER, A. Introd. note. In: Ante-Nic. lib. XVI. u. Lit. V. (18o5) 629-.
(I873) xx-xxi. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (1886)358. TlSCHENDORF. Apocal. apocr. (I866) 95-112.
DILLMANN. In: Herzog. Real.-Enc. XlI. (1883) 356.
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Vl. THE DECRETALS.

VII. MEMOIRS OF EDESSA AND
The purposeand limitsof thisSyn_s/scompel,as a ANCIENT SYRIAC DOCUMENTS.
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BARONIUS. Ann. (I589-) 172, I- 7. C£ Pagl. Crlt. 3oo. [v.z.]
(I689) 347, 3. - . . SALMON,G. In: Smithand Wace. Dict. IlL 894-900.
BAUMGARTEN-CRusIUS.Dogmenges. (1832) lOO- 7. Iv. x.] SANDAY. Gosp. in 2d cent. (I876) 244-5.
BAUR. Dogmengesch. L (1865) 337-8. (6 11.) SCHAFF. Hist. Church. II. (I886) 736-9.
BELLARMIN-LABBE. Scr. eccl. 0748) 34. SCHMID. Patrol. (1879); (I886)43. [talL]
BURTON. Divinity of Christ. 0829) 63-7. SCHROECKtt. Kirchenges (1772-) III. 115-28.
BUSSE. Chr. lit (I828--9) I. 11-12. S_tLER. Hist. eccles, select, capita saec. II. e. 5"
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (I741) I. 7I-2. STmTZ. In: Theol. Stud. u. K.rit. (I857) 584-96.
Lives (184o) I. 28o-6. _ Jour. Sac. Lit. 1856, I857.
CEILLmR. Hist. g&a. aut. sac. (173o) II. 75-'9; I. (t858) _ In : Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877) IX, 537-9. (Abr. in:
449--6I. Schaff-Herz. II. 1464.)
CHARTERIS. Canonicity. (188o)43-4,314, 339-4o. Supernatural Religion. II. (t875) 172--85, 392; III.
CttEVALmn. R_p. d. sources hist. (I877-86) 1559. (I877) 24.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (I83o-x) I. IO3-4. T1LLEMOrer. Mere. hist. eccl. (1694) II. 4o7-9, 663- 5.
CLI_TON. Fasti Rom. 0845-50) I. 167; IL 4o 9. TgrrHEMIUS. Set. eccl. 14-
Coxg, A.C. Introd. note. In : Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) UEEF---_WEG.Hist. philos. (I876) 295.
75o-1. UHLHORN. In : Ztschr. f. hist. TheoL (I866).
CUNmNORAM. Churches of .Asia. (188o) passim. WAITR. Hist. Chr. Rel. (1881) 395-
DONAldsoN. Hist. Chr. lit. 1864-6. III. 221-39. Woss. In: Biog. Univ. (Miehaud) (1842-65) XXVII.
DuPll_. BibL aut. eccl, (I698) L 133. 577-8.
Eneycl. Brit. (9th ed.) XV. 840. WELTE. In : TheoL Quartalschrlft. (1862) 3o2-.
EvsEetus. IIist. eccles. IV. ch. 26. WESa'COTr. Bible in the Church. (1877) 124,
FARRICIUS. BibL gr. (1712) V, 184-5. (2a.VII. 1495-I.) --Canon. (1875) 218"23.
B. m. ae. (x 736) V. 2o4-5. (2". '6&) Wooc, CARL Ctimsrl_. Dissertationes II. de Melitone,
FLEUEY. Hist, eccl. (169I-) L 485-7, 4_-.9 O. Sardium in Asia episoops. Lips. 1744-51.4 °.
GALLAND. Btbl. patr. I.n. 24. _De scriptis s. MelitoniL Lips. 1751. 4e.; ahto in:
Gl_ELgg. Church Hist. (1868-) I. 143' 167. Migne. PatroL gr. V. (1857) ii83-208.
I-I^GEmmCH. Hist. of Doct. I. (I85o) Io5-6. _De vita et meritiss. Mditonis. Ltps. 1744_ 4*; also in:
HALLOrX. Eccl. orient, script. (1636) IL 817-39. Migne. Patrol gr. V. (1857) 1145-84-
(11o)
_.zsm,us BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. mmmzPvs

WogltA_,J-H. In: M'Clintockand S. Cyd. (x874-) ENs, Jo. In: Hegesippitest. de ecclesia origine. Traj.
VI. 64-5. ad Rh. |721.
y. In: Nouv. Biog. Gem (Hoefer) XXXIV. (1861) EusrmlVS. Hist. eccl. II. 23; III. 19, 2o, 3a; IV. gj
842-3. 22.
yO_GE. Pupilsof St.John. (x878)2o5-to. FABRICIUS. Bibl. gr.I7O5. (1712) V. I88-- 9. (_. VII.
ZAHN, T- In: Ztschr.
f.kirchl,wiss.u. Lebcns.(1884) 158--6o.)
6_.8..3o" FLEURY. Hist. eccl. (i691-)I. 434-5.
FLORIUS (FRANC.) De quodam Hegesippi fragmento,
etc. Bononiae, I793. 4°.
(4.) HEGESIPPUS. FLiJC_E.Gesch.d.theol. Wissensch.I.407-20.
GALLAND. Vet. parr.bibl. Vena. 1765. f_.II.vii-;
I. Edil_/ons. alsoin: Migne.Patrol. gr. V. (tg57) 13o3-8.
GAMS. In: Wetzer u. W. Kirch.-Lex. (1847-54) IV.
HALLOIX. Duaci, I633. In: Scr. eccl. orient. II. 927-8.
697--. GUDENUS. Gesch.d.2ten.chr.Jahrh.p.264-9.
G_E. Gr.tat. Spicil.patr.07oo) II.2o3-I4. HAAR, B.TEE. Historiographic derKerkgeschiedenls. I.
GALLA_DIUS. Bibl. patr. II. (I766) 59-. (Utrec_, 187o.8°.) II-i2.
FLORIS,FR. Opusc. posthuma. Barton. 1793-. 4°. HALLOIX. Eccl. orient, script. (I636) II. 695-734.
SCtiULTHESS. In: Symb. crit. I. (Tur. I833. ) HARNACK. Z. Quelienkr. d. GeE. d. Ghost. (I873) 35-.
RotrrH. Rel. sacr. (I846-8) I. 2o3-284. HASE. Kirchenges. (1885-) I. II7-8 , 175.
BUNSEN. Analect. Antemc. (I854) 123-35 (Pref.) 137- HENSCHIUS. In: Acts sanctorum.
55" HERGENROETHER. Kirchenges. 0879-$0) I. 15; IIL 8.
MxcsE. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr V. (1857) I3o7-28. HIZRONYMUS. De,at. ill. 22. (Honor. August. I. 23.)
HILGENFELD. Apost. V_it.p. Io2.
HILGENFELD.
(1878) 194. In: Ztschr. f. wiss. TheoL (1876) 179-; -- Hegesippus. In: Ztschr. f. wissensch. Theol. (1876).
and ineditlonsof Eusebius. _ Hegesippusu.dieApostelgesclnchte. I. Noch einmal
Hegcs. II.DieKirchenpolitik derApostelgesch. In:
Ztschr.f.wissen.Theo. XXL (1878) _97-33o. Cf..
II. Translations. p. 424.
-- Ketzergesch. (1884)3o-5 .
_n_lish. HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N. T. (1886) I25--6, etc.
HOLTZMANNu. HILGENFELD. In : Ztschr. f. wisE. Theol.
PRATaXN,
P.B. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XXlI. (i87 I) ii.
I42-7 . Ed. Coxe. viii. (1886) 762-5. XX. 29o-294
ITTIG. . ["UeberHegesipp,
Htst. eccl. gegen N_sgen.']
(17o9) II. 4o-I, 242.
JAcoss, F., and SCHMID, HEINR. In: Ersch u. Gruber.
III. Literature. II. IV. (I828) 95.
JEss Die kirchengeschtchfl. Bedeutung des Hegesip-
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ALLEMANX_--LAVlC_RIE, CAR. De Hegeslppo chsquisitio KURTZ. Kirchenges. (I885-) L I22.
histories. Par.-Zugdunt, 185o. 8o. 61 p. LARDNER. Credtbl!$ty. Works. (I831) II. I52-I57.
ALZOG. Patrol. (1876) I62. LECHLER. Ap. u. Nachap. Z.-A. (1885) 539--42; Engl.
ARNAULD. Diss. sur ce qm raconte H6gesippe, etc. In : tr. (x886) II. 276-80.
Tillemont. Hint. eccl. I. (ken. I732. 4°.) LUMPER. Hist. ss. patr III. (tTat) io5-2I.
BARONIUS. Ann. (1589) 167, Ix- 5. LUTHARDT. St. John the Author of the Fourth Gospel.
BAux. In: Tiib. Zeitschrift. I83I. IV. ITI. (I875) 14o.
-- Dogmengesch. I. (1865) 209--IO. _P_['CLINTOCK and S. Cycl. (1874-) IV. 158.
-- Klrchenges. I. 84. MILLIGAN,W. In : Smith and Wace. Dict. II. 875-$.
BAOErAHZ. 'Er_2. _tY'r.I. (1884) 153- MUENSCHER. Dogmenges. (Igx7-8) I. 275-6.
BELLARMIN-LABBE. Scr. eccl. (1728) 36. NEANDER. Church hist. (/872) I. 675--6.
BULL,G. Primxt. et apost, traditto. 17o 3. c. 3. NIRSCHL. Patrol. (I881-) I. 18I-2.
BussE. Chr hr. (I828-9) I. 9. NISSGEN,K.F. Der Kxrchliche Standpundt Hegesipp.
CASPARL Quellen z. Gesch. u. s. w. III. 345-8. In : Ztschr. L Kxrchengesch. IL 2, S. 193-:z33. [Agst.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (I740--3) ; (I74I) I. 73" Hdgenfeld.]
CEILLIER. Hint. g6n. aut. sac. (I73o) II. Ioo-2; I. ORSL Ist. eccl. 0746-) L 213--9; II. 1t24-6; (1749-)
(I858) 473-5- _ I. 3oo-9; II. 18o- 3.
CHARTERIS. _..anonicity. (I88o) lxxvii-lxxix. 127-8 , OUDIN. Scr. eccl. (x722) II. Io26.
199, 227, 258. PERMANEDER. BibL patrtst. 0842) II. I6I- 3, 278-$_,
CHEVALIER. R6p. d. sources hxst. (1877-86) xoo6. 943-4.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (I83O-I) L Io3. PHOTIUS. Bibliotheca. No. 32, p, 288. Ed. Bekker.
CLINTON. Fasfi Rom. (_845-5o) L I4 I, x69; II. 4o9 . PLiT'r, G.L. In: Ztschr. f. luth. Theol. XXV. (I864)
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COXE,A.C.
762. Introd. note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIII. Oss6) PRxssE_s_. Martyrs. (I879) 237-9.
C_.DNER. Gesch. d. N. T. K-an. 77-. _ Heresy. (A'. Iv,.) 99-1oo.
CUNNINGH&M.Churches of Asia. (188o) pass. PRIESTLEY. Gesch. d. Verf_lsch. (1785.)
D_NREUTHEI_, H. In: Lichtenberger. Encycl. (i877- REUSS. Gesch. N. T. (1874) II. 16, XT; tr. Eng. (I884)
82) VI. _6-9. 3oo,3ol.__v._.]
Du t6moignage d'H_g6sippe sur t'_glise chr6t]enne aux RI'I_,CHL. Entst. d. Altk. Kirche. p. 267.
deux premiers si_cles. Nancy, 1878. 8°. (69 p.) RSNSCH, H. Ein friihes citat ausd. lat. H. In : Ztschr.
DANE. De Eusebio Caes. (_:en. 1815) tI7-. L wiss. Theol. XXVL (1883) 239-4I.
DONALDSON. Hist. Chr. tit. I864-6. III. x8z-zx3. S_NDAY. Gosp. in 2 cent. (1876) 138-45.
DORNER. Person of Christ. I. (I864) I37-42, 40o-6. SCALIGER. Animadv. ad Euseb. Chron. p. I93-.
DOWLXN6. Study of Eccl. Hist. pp. 8-9. SCHAFF. Hist... Church. II. OsS6) 74_-4.
DuPIN. BibL aut. eccl. (I698) I. 99. SCHLIEMANN. Clementinen. (1844) 4_,-3 t.
III)
.1o_rsIus OFCORIN_ BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. aaor_N

SCHmD, H_tr;g. See J_obs, F.
SCHMIDT. Kirchenges. I. 215--6, 524--6.
ScItgOECKH. Kirchenges. (I772-) I. 143-4; IlI. 165--6.
SCHULTrm.SS,J. Heg. prin. auct. rerum Christ, etc. Turi¢.
1833.
ScHWlraL_g. Nachap. Zeitalt. 0846) I. 342-59 •
Supernatural Religion. (1875-) I. 429-43; II 316-2o;
IIL xviii-xx. 18.
Sumus. Vitae as. (1618) IV. 125--6.
TILLEMO_rr. Mere. hist. eccl. (I695) III. 47-8, 61o-1.
TRITHEMIUS. Scr. eccl. lO.
Vlt_CEST BRLVAC. Spec hist. XI. 112.
VOOgL, F. De Hegesippo, qui dicltur, Josephi mterpr6te.
Erlangen, 1881. 8°. (62 p.)
WAITR. Hist. Chr. ReL (I88I) 398-9, 4o6-9, et pass.
WEiss. In: Biog. Univ. (Mxchaud) (1842-65) XlX. 45-
WEIZ_CKER, C. In : Herzog. Real.-Enc. (1877-) V. 695-
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WgSTCOTr. Canon. (1875) 2o2-8.
Y. Bible in the Biog.
In: Nouv. Church.
Grn. (1877) 1o7. XXI II • (I858) 759-
(Hoefer)
60.
ZAHN. Dei griech. Irenaeus u. d. ganze Hegesippus ira.
16ter Jahr. In: Ztschr. f. Kirchenges. (1877) 288-9 I.
ZWICKER. Irenicum Iremcorum. I658.
.N'ale. Confusion wtth later Hegeszppus is frequent.
HEazoo. In bus: Real.-Enc. (r877-) III. 627. C£
Schaff-Herz. [711. onl_.]
HIERONYMUS. De vir. ill. 27. (Honor. August. 1.28.)
HOLTZMANN. Einl. in d. N. T. (x 886) 214, etc.
I'rrm. Hist. eccl. (17o9) II. 53, 243.
LARDNER. Credibility. Works. (I83 I) II. 144-147.
LICHTENBERGER. EncycL (1877-82) III. 669.
LUMPER. Hist. as. parr. III. (1784) 1-11.
M'CLINTOCKand S. Cycl. (1874-) II. 811.
MAURICE. EccL Hist. (1854) 2o 5, 216-8.
M_HLER. Patrologie. (I84O) 320--.
NEANDER. Ch. Hist. (1872) III. 467; IV. 382.
NIRSCHL. Patrol. (I881-) I. 2o4- [7 U.]
NORTON. Genmneness of Gogp. I. (1846)61-3, etc.
Nouv. Biog. Grn. (Hoefer) XlII. 0855) 675.
ORSI. Ist. eccl. (I746-) II. 198-203; (1749-) II 284-
9°.
PERMANEDER. Blbl. patr. (184 z) II. 153- 5.
PgF.SSENSg. Martyrs. (1879) 239-4o-
ILSUSS. Gesch. N. T. (1874) II. 16-7; tr. Eng (1884)
3oo. [v._.]
SALMON, G In : Smith and Wace. Dict. I. 849--5o.
SANDAY. Gosp. in 2 cent. (I876) 242- 3.
SCHAFF. Hist... Church. II. (I886) 745.
SCHMITZ, L. In: Smith. Gr. and Rum. Brag. (1859) I.
1039.
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges. (I772-) III. 166- 7.
SCHWEGLER. Nachap. Zeltalt. (I846) I. 3o7-I2.

(5") DIONYSIUS, BISHOP OF CORINTH. Supernatural Gesch.

STOLBSRG. Religion.
d. Rel.
(1875-)
J. VIII.
I. 218,
89-.295; II. I63-7!
T1LLEMONT. M_m. hist. eccl. (1694) II. 448-51, 674-5.
I. Editions. TRITHEMIUS. Scr. eccl. 17.
VILLENAVE. In: Biog. Univ. (Michaud) (1842-65) X
Gg_s. Gr. lat. SpiciL parr. (17oo) II. 214-8.
GALLANDIUS. Bibl. parr. I. (1765) 675-. 435-6.
WAITS. Hist. Chr. Rel. (1881) 394-
I_OLrrH. Rel. sacr. (1846-8) I. 175-2ol. WSSTCOTX. Canon. (I855) 185-190.

II. Translations.

Engltsk. (6.) RHODON.

pp,ATrES,P.B. In: Ante-Nm. Lib. XXlI. (187 t) 167- I. Editions.
8. Ed. Coxe.viii. (i886) 765-.
OLSHAUSSN Monumenta I.
III. Literature. GALLANDIUS. Btbl. (I814)
ROUTH. Rel. sacr. putt. II. I. (1766)
347-; 144-.
(I846-8) I. 435-
BAROmUS. Ann. (I589) 175, 8, 11- 5. 446-
BERrHOLDT.
BLACKBUgN. Dogmenges. (I82273)
Hist. of Church. (I 79)I. 33.
52, etc. MIONS. Patrol. gr.
and in editaons V. (1857)
of Eusebius. 133I-8.
BUSSE. Chr. lit. (t828-9) I. 8-9.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (I741) I. 73. II. Translations.
OriLLIES. Hist. grn. nut. sac. II. (i73o) 8o-3; I.
(1858) 461_3. English.
CHARTERI$. C.anonicity. (188o) 44-5, 197" pRATTSN, P.B. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XXlI. (187_511
CHEVALIER. B.rp. d. sources htst. (1877-86) 566- 149--5O. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (i886) 766.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (I83O-I) I. IOI.
CLIm_ON. Fasti Rum. (1845-5 o) I. I67, 169; II. 41o. III. Literature.
v. COELLN. ln: Ersch u. Gruber. I. xxv. (I834) 356.
COFFIN. Lives of fath. (I846) 203-4- BUSSE. Chr. lit. (1828-9) I. 18.
CoxE, A.C. Introd. note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIII.(1886) CAVZ. Scr. eccLhist, lit. (174I) 1.85.
765. CEILLIER. Hist. grn. aut. sac. II. (173o) 133-5; I
DO._a_SON. Hist. Chr. Lit. (1864-6) III. 214-2o. (I858) 494-5.
DORNER. Person of Christ. I. (t864) 119-2o. CHEW,LIER R_p. d. sources h_st. (I877-86) I933.
DUPIN. BibL attt. eccl. (I698) I. 152. CLARKS. Sacredlit. (1830-I) I. 15o [Tn.]
EUS_IUS. Hist. eccl. II. 25; III. 4; IV. 21, 23, 35. CLINTON. Fasti Rum. (1845-5 o) I. 199; II. 413.
FABnmtUS. BibL gr. 17o5. (1712) V. 19I. (z_. VII. Cox% A.C. Introd. note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIII. (t886)
162-3.) 766'
FLEUEY. Hist. eccl. (1691) I. 48o- 3. DARLING. Cypl. bibliog. 2542.
FRITZ. In: Wetzer u. W. Kirch-Lex. (1847-54) III. DtrelN. Bibl. aut. eccl. (1698) I. 183.
167_8. Eus_sItrS. Hist. eccl. v. 13.
HALLOIX. Eccl. orient, script. (1636) IL 767-85. FABatCIUS. BibL gr. 17o 5. (1711) V. 195. (2_. VII. 168.)
I-lAss. Kirchenges. (t885-) I. 163. HmSON'CMUS. De vir. ill. 37. (Honor. August. I. 38.)
H_SCH_mUS. In: Acta ss. Bolland. (1675) Apr. I. HiLSCrlER and STEAUSS. Schola Alex. (1776) 32.
71_-5. (3". 739-41-) LAl_t_r,r,. Credibility. Works. (183_) II. 324 •
(_)
j_xm-as; CLAUDIUS
_om. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. t_u, ctArm

LUMPER. Hist. ss. patr. IV. (1785) 9-1t. BOSSE. Chr. LiL (1828-'9) I. I8"9.
MEANs, J.C- In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (1859) CAvx. Scr. eccL "hi:st.lit. (i74o-3); (t741) I. Ta.
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PERMANEDEX- trim. patrist. (I_42) II. 213--4. CLARKE. Sacred lit. (183o--I) I. I49-5o. rS ILl
ROUTH. Rcliquiae sac. (1846) I. 347; Patrol. gr. V. CLnCrON. Fasti Rom. (I845-5o) I. 167; IL4to.
I33i_2. CoxE,A.C. Introd.note. In" Ed. Cox*.VIII. (1886)
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CEILLIER. Hist. g_n. aut. sac. II. (I73o) 2o6; I. (185s) 94.
M'CLINTOCK and S.Cycl.(I874-) I. 296. _
537" NEANDER. Church Hist. (1872) I. 1171 _98, 6351 677.
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FABRIClUS. Bibl. gr. I?o 5 (I712) V. 199- (2a. VII. 175; PHOTIUS. Cod. 14.
IX. 68o.) Verit. Relig. Christ. (1725) 162. PRESSENS#.. Martyrs. (t879) _a3--.
GALLAND. Vet. patr. bibL V, net. 1765. fo. I. XVlI.; also RJzuss. Gesch. N.T. (I874) n. i5; tr. Eng.(tSS¢)
in: Migne. Patrol. gr. V. (I857) 1337-4o. I"=..,1

HIERONYMUS. De vir. ill. 47. (Honor. August. I. 48.) S_o'_, G. In: Smith snd Waee. Dict. I. 13*-3.
LUMPER. tlist, ss. patr. IV. (I785) I3) I3- 5. SANDAY. Gosp. in 2 cent. (1876) 246-8, 3o7-8.
M'CLINTOCKand S.Cycl. (1874-) V. 918--9. SCHMID. Patrol. (I879); (1886) 43. [711.]
MEANs, J.C. In:Smith. Gr. andRom. Biog.(x859) II. SCHEOZCKH. Kirchenges. (1772) III. 118;-9.
995-6. Stars, P. In: Smith. Gr. trod Rom. Biog. (I859) I.
NEANDER. Church hist. (I872) I. 72I. 229.
PERMANEDER. Bibl. patrist. (I842) II. 214-5 SOCRATES. Hist. Eccl. III. 7"
VENABLES,E. In: Smithand Wace. Dict. III. S77-& (?) Supernatursl Religion. II. (1875-) 155--91;III. (x877)
WriTS. Hist. Chr. Rel. (I88I) 394. [411.] 24
TABARAUD. In: Biog. Univ. (Michaud) (18_65)H.
I07.
(8.) CL&UDIUS APOLLINARIS, BISHOP OF TILL_ONT.
TEITHEMIUS.M(_m. hist. eccl.
Scr. eccl. 17. (1694); H. 45_-4, 675"6.
HIERAPOLIS, AND _kPOLOGIST. WAITS. Hist. Chr. ReL (I881) 396-7.
WF.STCO'I'r. Canon. (1875) 224-5. , - .
I. Editions. Wm_ v. W. Kirda.Lex.(I847-_s I. 35o-7.
Roryrlt. Rel. incr. L (I814) I49-. (I84.6-8) I. t55-
174.

MIGNE. Patrol. gr. V. (I857) I193-3o2. (9") POLYCRATIZS.

II. Translations. I. Editions.
EnKl*s_.
PRAa-r_m, p.B. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XXlI. txSTt) ii, Gm.m_vius. Bibl. pan. IL (i766) 16o.-.
OLSHAUSEN. Monumenta. I.
I4o-I. Ed.Coxe.VIII.(1886) 772--3
. RotrrH. Rcl.sacr.(1846-8)II.9-3_..
III. Literature. MIENS. Gr. lot. In : PatroL gr. (I_57) x357"6_.
BAsomus. Ann. (1589) I72-7.
BAUR. Dogmengesc_a. I. (i565) 259. II. Translations.
BIRLO, j.A. Dos Leben u. Wirken des h. Apollin_trls. E_g'//_,_.
Z2o.
Bonn. I857. Comment.
BoLtarmus. histor. In: Aeta m. ( z 65 8") P_'z-r_, P.B. In: Ante-iWse. Lib. XXII. (I871) n.
Feb. II, 4--8. x6z--3. Ed. Core. VIIL (1886) 773"_
Iz3)
 zammn_s BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. szsxPxo_;
_.mt_omvs

III. LiteraJre. M'_ andS. CycL (t874) X. 335.

NZ_.LL EasternCh.,Antioch.(1873)3x-4-
BOsU. Chr. lit. (18_,-9) I. 15-6. Ns_'_Dn. Chnrch Hist. (1872) III. 347-
CAw. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. 0740-3) ; O7¢I) 1.94. _m)zx. Bibl.patri_ (t84_) 11.217--8.
CmLLXmL Hkt_gIm. aut.tac.IL (173o)2o3-5; I.(1858 ) SmTH, P. In: Smith. C_. and Rom. Biog. (1859)IIL
535-6. Io85"
(185o)I83.
C'x_Tmns.Canonlcity.
CHEVALIFJL R6p. d. sources hist. (1877-8o) I85& (II.) SERAPION, BISHOP OF ANTIOCH.
Cm Sacred lit. (183o--i) I. i27-8.
CLIWroN. Futi Rom. (1845-5 o) L 189, 199; IL 413-.
Coxz, A.C. In,rod. note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIIL (1886) I. Editions.
773. GALLaNmUS. BibL pair. II. (t766) I63~.
CUNmNGHAM. Churches of _ (188o) pass. ROUTH. Re'. sacr. (I846--8) L 447-462.
FimtIClVS. BibL gr. I7o 5. (I712) V. I94-5. (_. VII. MIGNE. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr. V. (I857) I373-6.
169-7o.)
FI_zUltY. Hist. eccl. (169I-) I. 597"9- II. Translations.
GALLA_D. Vet. patr. bibL Verier. 1765.f_. II. m-;
also in: Migne. Patrol gr. V. (I857) 1355-8. Engld$/i"
HASE. Kirchenges. (1885-) L 185-394- PEAa'lX_, P.B. In: Ante-Nic. Lib. XXII. (I87i) ii.
HImtos3,Mvs. De vir. ill. 45. (Honor. August. L 46.) I64-5. Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) 775-
ITTm. Hist. eccl. (,7o9) II. 4,-z.
LARDNER. Credibility. Works. (I83 I) II. 259-61. III. Li[erature.
LICH'rENenGSR. EncycL (1877-823 X. 676.
Lu_Pxs. Hist. ss_ patr. IV. (,785) 16--3x. B_tomus.
BERTHOLIYr.Ann. (i589) I9,,
Dogmenges. X--4- I. 54, etc.
(i822--3)
LUTHARDT. St. John the Author of the Fourth Gospel. BussE. Chr. lit. (1818--9) I. '9.
('875) 48-9. CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. (,740-3); (I74I) I. 86.
MAU_CE. Eccl. hist. (1854) 252- 3.
I_IEAND_S. Church Hist. (1872) I. '94-, 298-9. C'_LLIEm
(I85,) Hist.
558-9. g_n. ant. sac. II. (173o) 235-7. I.
ORSL Is,. eccl. (1749-) II. 3,9-20; (I749-) II. 46o-I. _ALmR. Rfip. d. sources hist. (I877-86) 2065.
_EDEa. BibL patrist. (x84_) IL 2,5-6. CLARKS. Sacred. lit. (,830--,) I. ,30-,.
PEESSZ_Sg. Chr. life. (,878) 96- 7. CLmTmq. Fasti Rom. (,845-5 o) I. ,78-2I,; II. 4r3.
-- Martyrs. (1879) 342-3 • CoxE. A.C. Introd. note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIII. (,886)
SCHROECKH. Kirchenges. (x77_) III. _38-9.
SIGEeERT GSMSL.Scr.eccl. 3. 744-5. BibL aut. eccl.(,698)I.,81,73o.
DUPe.
Supernatural Religion. II. (,87S) 189. 4o6, 473. Eus_xus. Hist. eccl. VI. c. ,2.
Vmcs_r BZLVAC. Spec. h_. XII. 16. FABR,CIUS. BibL gr. ,7o5. (,7,2) V. '93. ( xt. VII.
WAIT,. Hist. Chr. Re'. (188,) 4'5. 166--7.
FLEURY. Hist. eccl. (,691-) I. 558-9-
(IO.) THEOPHILUS, BISHOP OF CAESAREA GALLAND. Vet. pair.
also in: Migne. bibL
Patrol. gr. V.Venet.
(1857) ,765 . fo.. I. xxil-;
,37I-4
IN PALESTINE. GAMS. In: Wetzer u.W. Kirch.-Lex. (I847-54) X. 87-.
Gass. In: Herzog. Real. Eric. (x877-) XIV. '46-
I. Editions. HALLOX_ Eccl. orient, script. (,636) II. 825-63.
HARNACK. Dogmenges. I. 0886) 284.
MmNE. Gr. lat. In:Patrol. gr.V.(1857) x369.-7 z. HIZatONYMIIS. Devir. ill. 4I. (Honor. August. I. 4z.)
II. Tra_ulatfons. HILSCHFA_and STRAUSS. Schola Alex. (1776) 3o.
J_CHER. Gelehrt. Lex. (175o-).
2_fl/a& LARDNZR. Credibility. Works. (183,) II. 264-6.
LICI-ITe_S_ltG_ZR. Encycl. (1877--8z) XI. 559.
PRAa_, P. Core.
I63. Ed. B. In: (x_6) 774-
VIII.Ante-Nic. Ll'b. XXlL (I87I) iL LUmPeR. Hist. ss. pstr. IV. (I785) 48-55.
M'CLINTOCKand S. Cycl. (1874-) IX. 568-9 .
III. Literature. M0m_a_. Patrologie (,84o).
BUSSE. Chr. lit. (,8_8--9) I. I6. N_. Eastern Ch., Antioch. (I873) 35 --6.
CAvs. Scr.eccl. hist. lit.
(1740 I.87. NIRSCHL. Patrol.(188,-) I.2o3.[611.]
C_I_Imz. Hist.g_n.auL sac.If.(173o)_o2; I.(I858) Nouv. Biog.G_n. (Hoefer)XLIIL (,864) 775-
534-5. ORSI. Ist. eccl. (,746-) II. 443-5; ('749-) II. 639-42.
CHEVALIER. R_p. d. sources hist (I877--86) _185. PlmmAmIDER. Bibl. patrist. (I842) II. 7.69--7o.
CLARKE. Sacred'it. (18_3--I)I.I51.[,11.] PHIL_ERT. In: Biog. Univ. (Michaud) (,842-65)
CUINTON. FsatiRom. (1845-5o)I.189,199;If.413. XXXIX. 87-8.
Comment. histor.In: Acta_ Bolland.(1668) Murt.I. Supernat3n-M Rcligiom(1875-)1.419-; II.16o-167.
36I_2. (fit. 359_60.) T_uJt_Ol_rr. M_m. hist. eccL (1695) III. x68.-9.
COXF, A.C. Introd. note. In : Ed. Coxe. VIII. (I886) TmTHEmUS. Scr. eccl. 17"
774- WArr_. Hist. Chr. Re'. (,88,) 4o9 et pass.
Durra. Bibl. ant. eccl. (I698) I. ,78. W_saxxn'r. Canon. (I875) 385- 7.
FAeEICIUS. Bibl. gr. ,712) V. 95, I94; XII. 655. (_. -- Bible in the Church. (I877) I3'-
VII. Io7, 169.)
GALLAND. Vet. parr. bibL Ve_et. 1765. i_. I. xx; amo
in : Migne. Patrol.
gr. V. (,857) 1363-7c_ (I Z.) APOLLONIUS.
I_s_cz. Ik_zmenge_
I.(1886)
391-_.
(0
H,m_om,_us. De vir. ilL 43. (Honor. August. I. 44-) I. _ditions.
J_. GeLI_ (I75o-).
LAEDmm. Credibility. Work& (I83I) II. 3s5. GALm_DmS. BibL pair. II. (I766) 199-.
Him. m. pair. IV. (1785) 31--7. OI.Sl_USEN. Monumenta. I.
(tr_
 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. )_rr_ro.
eA_rr_tm

MI_ Patrol. gr. V. 0557) t_:_.

Rostra. Rd. uLer. (t84_) 1.463-485"
MIoN_ Gr. lat. ln: PatroLgr. V. (Ig$ 7) 138I--6. andincd_of Theodot_

II. Translations. II. Tra_slagio_.

E_ g_gt_
pea_TTx_, P- B_ In: An.te-Ni¢: lab. XKII. (187I) n. l_a'xam, P.B. In: Ante-Nic.Lib. XXlLO$7I) 14_ K
_. Cox¢. viii. (I_) 775-0. t_l. Coxe. VIII. (1886) 777-

III. Literature. Literature.

ACrA. In: Ruimu_ 73-" Kirchenge*. I. 194.
Actam. Bolland. (1675) Afar- H. 539:'4_o,(3*-53677")_ . BARONIUS.
BAUR. Ann.
Dogmenge_.(t5_9)
I. I85,
(1865)I--_.218. (8]L)
BARONIOS. Ann. (1589) I89, 1-5; ct, t'agt. Exit. {,Icu_9) BAOEIAHX. '_ krr. I. (I884) 156.
3-4. B_TItOLDT. Dogmenges. O822-3) I. 56, etc.
Buss_ C1n-.
lit. (_g28-9) I._z.
CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. I. 86. BLACKBURN. Hist. of Church. (1879) 5o-I.
CF.Ixa_x_. Hist. g_n. auL sac. n. (I73O) I32-3; I. BRUCKER. Hist. crit. phil.
BUNSEN. Hlppolytas. (I854)(1766) II1. 417-2o.
I. 235--6.
(1858) 493-4" ..... Buss_. Chr. lit. (I818-9) I. :_o. " I "
CHEVALIER. R6p. d sources rest. (I877--_ o) ISI. CAVE. Scr. eccl. hist. lit. 1. (I74a>-3); (I74I) •83"5.
CLARKE. Sacred lit. (x83o--I) I. I56. --Lives. (184o) I. 287-95.
CLX_TON. Fast_ Rom. (1845-5o) 1. 22I ; n. 413 . C_LLIER. Hist. g_n. ant. sac. 11. (I7_O)237-s; L
Coxz,A.C. Introd.note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIlI. (1586) (I858) 55_6L "x- " I .
_ 775" CHARTERIS. Canonidty. (.]_,) (I_7__) I71_
D_s_'_, J. Zur Apologie des Apollonios. In: Jahrbb. CMXVALImt. R_p. d. sources hist.
f. prot. Theol. (I885) I44-153. CL&RK_ Sacred llt. (I83o-1) I. II 5.
Du'_U. Nouv. bibL sin. eccl. I. CLII_'roN. Fast, Rom. 0845-50) I. I79, I87, _95; II.
EtlSEBIUS. Hist. eccl. V. I8-_I. 4 I2'
FABRIClU$. Bibl. gr. 17o5. (ITI_) V. _9 I. (_. VII. Coxz, A.C. Introd. note. In: Ed.Coxe. VIH.(t886)
i63_4. ) 776-7 • Bibl. aut. eccl. (_698) I. 184,
DtretN.
FLEURY. Hist. eccl. (1691-) I. 557-S- (D
GALL_t_D, Vet. parr. bibL Ve,et. 1765- fo. I, xxv-,; Encycl. Brit. (9th ed.) XVIIL _I4.
also in: Migne. Patrol. gr. V. (I857) 1375-8. iius. Hist. eccl. V. Io.
HERZO_. Rcal.-Enc. (1877-) I. 536. [cf. Sdmff.Herz. mlcxus. BibL gr. I7O5. (17 x_') V. _93-4. (_" VIL
I. ,,o.l 167-8")
"
HtERONYMUS, De vlr. ill. 42. (Honor. August. I. 43.) F[ISQUKr?], H. In: Nouv. Biog. C_n. (Hoefer)

ITTIG. Hist.Eccl.
L_DOI_. eccl.Dict. 1.45 m 52-3'
(17o9-)II. FLX_X_I.XHI_(ISlg_C4_,_Utn_v) l.(_M_i_ d) (1_.-65)
L_RD_Zm Credibility. Works. (_s3t) II. 323--4. GE_c .
XXXlI. :
8o. g. •
LICHTENBF_GER. Encycl. (I877-82) I. 425 •
LUCHINI. Atti. sinceri. (I777) I. 396-4 Oo- GUERICKE. De _ehola Alexandr. I.
LUMPER, Hist. ss. patr. (1785) IV. 1- 3. GUNN, W.M. In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (I8_9)
-- Hint. ss, Patr. VII. (I79o) 1-8. 11I, H3.
LUTHARDT. St. John the Author of the Fourth Gospel Eccl. orient,
HERGENRoETI4-_. script. (I879-8
Kirchenges. (1636) o)II.I. 839-51.
162; III. 7I,
(1875) 14o.
MU_LLZ__t (L.) De eloquent. ApoUonis. ScMeWi_gae. E-IIZROI_VtiUS.De
H_LSCl_R -,dr. in. Schola
and STRAUSS. 36. (Honor.
Alex. August. 1. 37.)
(I776) 26-'7.
I717.
MUZZECHELLI.Set'. ItaL (1753) 1.1I. 879-8o- Huev-_. Philos. d. K.-V. (I859) I:gg-I_O.
NFAND_. Church Hist. (1872) I. 118. Ia_rm. H,st. eccl. (I7o9) I1. 54.
NIRSCHL. Patrol. (1881-) I. 2°3. [Sll.] JtScHER. Gelehrt.-L_x. (I885-)
KURTZ. Kirclienges. (175 o--.)I. IIg.
Nouv. Biog. G6n. (Hoefer) 11. (,852) 9,o. LARDNER. Credibility. WorkS. (I83I) II. _15-9.
Ogs_ Ist. eccl. (1746--) III. 5-6; (1749-) III. 8-9.
P_gV.AI_EDER. BibL parr'st. (1842) I1. 2o8-9. LzLOt_m Bib. Sacr. I1. 89 z.
RUINART. Acre sine. (,689) 73-4 (83-4?) Encycl. (1877-8_) X. 158.
_CHAFF. Hist... I1. (1886) 74o--4 I. ,HR. Hist. m. pair. IV. (I785) 4__'8.
SCHMITZ,L. In: Smith. Gr. and Rom. Biog. (I859) llcI W. Eccl.
M_LLER, In: Hint. (t854)
Herzog. e3 o.
Real.-Enc. (I877-) XI. I_.
I. 239.
SCltROECKH. Kirchenges. (,772-) 111. 168. (Abr: in: Schaff-Herz. III. 1733.)
SURIUS. Mime ss. (I618) IV. _84. MONGITORE- Bibl. Sicuht (t714) II. tI6-*.
TmLEMO_r. M6"m. hist. eccl. (1695) Ill. 55-9, 613-5- NAm_o_z. BibL Sicola. I. 8o, 4oz.
TR1THEMIUS. Scr. eccl. 28. NEALE. Eastern Ch., Alexandria. I.(1847) 18-20.
VZ,_a_LES,E. In: Smith and Wace. Dict. L 135. -- Eastern Ch.,
N_,_Dzs. Hist. (I873)
Antioch.
C'hu_ch (187_) 4°.
1. 5_9, 691, 694.
NITZSCH. Dogmengesch. 1. (187 o) I32 et lm_im.

(I3.) PANTAENUS, THE ALEXANDRIAN PERMANEDER.

ORSl. Ist. eccl. Bibl.
(t746--)
patrist.
II. 303-6;
(I842) 11,
0749-)
_-'. II. 43¢-4L
PHILOSOPHER. pRESSENSlL Martyrs. (I879) 17o-2.
RZD_F2_r_IUG. Orlgenes. 1. 63--
I. Editions. R_uscH. In: Wetzer u. W. Kirch-Lex. (18¢7-54)
HALLO_X. Ill.
eccl. orient, scr. Duaci, I633. VIII. 75.Gesch. tier christ, philos. I, 4at -.
ROUTH, ReL sacr. I. O814) 337-, 0846-8) I. 373- Hist. • • Church, II. (1886) 77&
383.
(It5)
•szv..-tmm_vs BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. PsEtro.--m_Asvs

ScttmD. Patrol. (I879); (1886)48-9 . PRATTim, P. B. In: Ante-Nic. lab. XXlI. (1871) ii.
ScEttO_'q_I. (I77_-) III. x91-2.
Kirchenges. I68-83. Ed. Coxe.vln. (t8s6) 778-84.
SOLLnrOs.Comment.In: Actsm. Bolland.(t7z 0 Jul.
II. 457-6t. nI. Literature.
Supetnalxtml Religion. (I875-) I. 47I; II. I91.
TILLI_OWr. M_m. hist. eccl. (1695) III. 17o-4, 649- CI-IARTEI_IS Canonicity. (1880) 158--9, I_3, I9_9,21 _
50. 245, 257-8, 306, 32I, 34O.
_. Stor. lett. Ital. IL 365 . CLAS.KE. Sacred lit. (183o-i) Io4.
W,_'E. Hist. Chr. ReL (188I) 368 et pass. COXE, A.C. Introd. note. In: Ed. Coxe. VIII. (1886)
W_TCOTr. Canon. (1875) 338-'9. 777-8.
WOItM_, J. H. In: M'Clintock and S. CycL (I874-) CUI_mNGHAM. Churches of Asia. (188o) 273-92.
VII. 615. DONALi_0N. Hist. Chr. Lit. 1864-6. llI. 250-85.
ZAHN. Forsch. z. Gesch. d. N. T. Kanons. III. (I884) FLEURY. Hist. eccl. (i69i-) L 51,-28.
159_ . GALLAND. Vet. parr. bibl. Venet. 1765. ib. I. c=v.;
also in: Migne. Patrol. gr. V. (1857) I4O1-6.
on.Note.
the A.lexandrisn
Compare Encycl0paechaarUelesand
School. other literature HERGENROETHER.Kirchenges. (lS79-so)L 90; Ill. 38
ITTIG. Hist. eccl. (17o9) II. 47-8.
KILLEN. Ancient Church. (1859) 294-6.
LARDNER. Credibility. Works. (I83 I) II. i6o-165.
LIGHTFOOT. Apost. lath. II. i. (,ss 5) 499_5o0.
(t4.) PSEt_D.--IRENAXUS. (LETTER OF THE LUMPER.Hist. ss.patr.II. (1#4) 482-504; X. (1793)
CHURCHES OF VXEI_NA AND LUGDUNUM.) 541-67.
LUTHARDT. St. John the Author of the Fourth Gospel
I. Editions. 0875) 48.
MAURICE. Eccl. Hist. (1854) 254-6o.
OLSm_USEN. In: Monumenta. Berol. 182o. NEANDER. Church Hist. 0872) I. 1II-4.
ROUTH. ReL sacr. (i846-8) I. 2S5-37_- ORsi. Ist. eccl. (I746--) II. zII-3t; (1749) II. 3o2--
MIGNtt. Gr. lat. In: Patrol. gr, V. (I857) I4o5-_. 32.
and in all editions of Eusebins. ROBEE'rSON. Hist. of Church. (I875-) L 44-5-
SAI_DAY. Gospel. in 2 cent. (1876) 251-3, 306.
II. Translations. Supernatural Religion. (1875) II. 2oo-4, 38o-1 ; III. 24-6.
WAITE. Hist. Chr. ReL (1881) 395" [611.]
E_li$_. WORDSWORTH. Church. Hist. (,88I) 17I- 7.
L_Dr, n. Work*.VII. (xS3I)156-176. YONGE.Pupils of St. John. (1878) 219--34.
DALRYMPLEt D. (Lord Hailes.) Account of the mar. _Vou. The
abundant. above work
Supplement this is a favorite
meagre and its
list by works on literature
Irenaeus,
tyrs at Smyrna and Lyons. Edzn& , 7_6. commentaries on Eusebius, all works on Martyrsp and
DONALDSON. Hist. Chr. Lit. 1864-6. llI. 263-79. especially works on the history of Lyons.
(1,6)
APPENDIX.
 APPENDIX.
I. PATROLOGIES.
(G.) A=Cf'_ af_d _Sfedi_r/Tal.
P_Rus SUFF_DUS. (R. C.) De illustribns ecclesiasticis
scriptoribus auctores praecipui veteres. Co_ntae, 1580.
80; A_. 1630. 8°.
Contains : Hxeronymus, Gennadlus, Isidorus, Honorius,
Sigebertus, Henricus Gandavensm,but omits Ildefonsus.
MIRAEUS"AU]3ERTUS. (R. C.) Bibliotheca ecclesiastica;
sdve Nomenclatoribus septem veteribns, auctariis et
scholiis ilh_tratis. Antver_iae, I639. tb.
Contains: Hmronymus, Gennadius, lsldorus, Ildefonsus,
Honortus, Sigebertus, Henrtcas Gandavensis.
FABRICIUS"Jo. ALBERTUS. Bxbliotheca ecclesiastica in
qua confinentttr de scriptoribus ecclesiasticis, S. HIE-
RONYMUScure veteri verslone Graeca quam vocant
Sophronii, et nunc pdmum vu]gatis editoris nofis" Hie-
ronymumcmn Eusebioaccurateconferentibus; adjunctis SIGRBERTUSGF._ELAC_'_SlS. (t III2.)
praeterea castigationibus Suffrldi Petri et Jo. Marci-
anaei, nec non integris Erasml, Mariani Victorix, Henr.
Gravii, Aub. Miraei, Wilh. Ernesti Tentzelil et Ern.
Salomonis Cypriani annotationibns. Appendix de vitis
.evange|istarttm et apostolorum, Graece et Latine. Ap-
pendix altera, quae fertur jam sub tit_do Hieronimi De
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EVANS, ROBERT WILSON. (Prot.) Biography of the continuation par des Membre_ de l'Institut, v. 13-_6.
early church, containing lives of Clement of Rome, Paris, 1813-1873. 4°; reprinted Paris, 1865-. 4%
Symeon, Ignatius, Polycarp, Marcion, Justin Martyr, HOLSI_ANN, Jo. (Prot.) Patrologia. ed. ub. Jo. Ad.
Tatmn, Dionysius of Corinth, Irenaeus, Victor, Appo- Scherzer. Lips. 167o. 4 °.
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Suppl. tfamb. (?) 8°; g(?) ed. Ham& t721-2. 3 v. 8°. Fathers of the third century. [Popular, with extnu_.
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NI_CHL, (559 P.)
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Lg NOURRY, DENIS-NICOLAS. (Benedict-in. 1647-1724.) 2 v. in 3. 80" T.I. Patrologia generalis. I84I ; T. 2.
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joined to beginning
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LOCHERKR, JO. I'qEP. (R. C.) Lehrbuch der Patrologie tores V. et N. T., eorum interpretes .... Venet.
far akad. Vorlesungen. Mainz, 1837. 8°. [-Unim- 1603-- ; auct. et emend. Col. ,4gr_2#p. 17o8. 2 v. f0.
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LOgSCHEg, CASt. (Fret.) De patribus afrlcanis libri duo. R_SSSLXt. (Prot.) Bibliothek der Kirchenvgter. Le_p-
RocAlit_, 1722-4. 2v. 8°. zig,
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8°. [Brief "Valuable
accouots, within itslarge ex-
1line."
LUMPER,GOTTFRIED. (Benedictin.)Historia theologlca Al#og.]
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collecta. Aug. Vind. I783-99. 13v- 8°. [Cent_ries_-
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MIS.AEUS,AU_. Bibliotheca ecclesiusfica sire de scrip- 2_'ag.r777.[- Unimportant."]
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Trithemius desinit, ad nsque tempera nostra floruerunt. Preib. i. Dr. 1879- 8° (zoo p.) ; 2t_ verm. Anti. Preib.
Pars Mter_ AhOy. I649. _. [Posthumous. E,d. A. van 18_6. _o. (XI. I55 p,) [Clement ofRometoGrsgorythe
&Eede.] Great. Very condensed, bdt good sxe.um.1 " evis
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fiche Litergrgeschichte; brag. v. Ft. X. Reithmayr. descriptio pRtrum ac doctrorum ecclesiae. T_. 1593.
Regemb. I84o. 8% Bd. I. Die ersten drei Jahrb. 40; ed. auct. c. H_mmeL Speier. 1616.
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by SCHRA_, DOMINICUS. (Benedictin.)Amdysis o._,
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laa)
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. mm_oca_'mm

|,780--IYq6. ISv. 8 °. _Contains_,wi_'thbloK'ntl_htad More additions by : Dam. Initla doctrinae lmtriaticte.

_" _xtends toKpt_atmitm ammag tits t.eteeg, Amm'me __¢_ta4r, 182_9. 80. [This WalchdOmm Bibliotheca tl
tmong the Latin, fathers.] offtmt mmftflne_t.]
SCULTg'T, _BR. (I_/oL) Medullae theologlae patrum WE_qsa, KAtL (R.C) Geschichtederapologetiachen
ttw_tagntL • • • Frkf. I634- 4 °. []_trliereda. x. Thl. und polemise.hen Literatur der chrktlicAen Theol0gie.
_t_, lqqS; Ed. 4. t6x3. 4e; aThl. N_.a.d.H. xfioS; S¢'_ta_atae_ 1861-67. 5v.
2UOtrl,_SiS. _0; 3ThL Nv.-st.a.a. li. x6og. 4°; Thl. 4. Wmsa',S_H. (R. C.) Institutionespatrologieiaunm
ac_dem, l_t. z795. 8 o. [- Good compend.']

otheca histonco-nterana ratrum tatmoram a xermm- mices. /¢rJ& ,. Brei_. x77 • 8e • [.... "I aat_" 1
,no Principe usque ad Gregorium M. et Isidorum His- WINTER, VIrus ANTON. (g. _.) K/i'f_tche_'_"]chted.
pal.; ad bibliothecum Fabriciilatinum accommodato, lltesten Zengen u. Lehrer des Christenthums oder
Lz_z x792"94 • 2v. 8 o. (XXII. (2) 672; XII. xo64.). Patrologie. M//tw_. ]8x3(57 ) 8 o. ["H3_ererittcal."
(A_ _kable and standard literary.htsteritau a_oun_ oz "The s_:ial paxt includes only the _ostoHcal l_thers
_itions.] Justin Martyr and Irenueus.']
SIX'rus SFa_g_SlS. (R. C.) Bibliotheca sancta. Pra_of. NoU t. Among other literary-hlstorleal works referred to
i575" _o in the Synopsis are the histories of philosophy of BaucKmt,
SI'SEN_F_ PLA.ClDUS. (Bened!cfin.) Thesaurus rei _pa- E_DMA_,HVW, a, J_zT, Rrrr_u, S_cKr_T_xmtM_mS,
tristicae, l_rirce_. I78Z (.40-. 3v. 4o; Stulfg. I7_ 4- U_a_awso,
Fra_.ce 0839) ;and ARZSZUe.
ZZLLSa;Croao_n
also, l_trnr_
.a,jo4tmt. (Parma,
H_. _f.
_s_.}d4_
;
92. (?) 3 v. 4 °. [Contains the d_ertatlons of I._ NonlTy COLLOMBIgT. Sele. alSO. L_n. (18_) ; COLOmA. H_v ltt_.
and Galland, with dditioue. Ends with Clement of Alex. de Lyon. 07aS-3o); GA_B_ I7_3)2"_t. 7ta/. (xSaS);
B_liOf Ls. SIL_la.
I._.o.
B_FtotSteca sacra (Paris, ; NARBONIt.
andria.] (Pa/tr_. _8_o_), NSU_tASS. Area. IiL 0816) ; "N]COg_.
STEPHANUS LUSIGNANUS. (P_. C.) Cata]ogt_ virortlm Gr. l_t. Ga¢/i.; PATC_d_IA_r. Catal. l_d_r. Arm_. 0_6o);
illustrium V. et N. T. nec non omnium primitivae ec- Scsd_. Hi_l.lit. romaf=_; SOMAL. /.,_. Ar_. (Ig_9);
clesige. • • Parts, I58o. 8°. [',Rare, butofverymod. TAX*WtL Scritt. /VapolL (x748); TIgAaOSC"I. b3torfit/_.
crate value." IValc_.] ltol.;
ROI_L ZOLA.
B_/fotk_aDf_. codabra.
bw_f. Sa_;detCwa(Irbrf_o,
(2f_a_. tT,._). t8M) ; ZAVAU-
STOLL_, G. (Prot.) Aufrichtige Nachricht yon den _rotea. For further literary dlsctmalon of the above works
Leben Schrlt_eu u. Lehren der Kirchen-Vgter d. ersten compare the introductions to Alzog and Nlrtmhl, and the
vier Htmdert Jahre... _tcnae, z 733. 4°. various
2trots 3,articles in Herzog,
The three most Ersch u. Gruber,
convenient • re. manulds ot
modern
TgNTZELIUS, GUIL. Em_. Exercitafiones selectae. Li2_siae, Patrology are those of Alzog, Nir_chl, and Schmid, all
Roman Catholic. The best manual in Jlnglhth is Dr. Schaff's
t60_. 4°. [Clemens R., Ignatius, Pol_.arp, Justin M.,
At_euat, oras, Theophilus Ant., Tatlan, r_ermtae, jacovus History of the Church.
Nislb., _nd _phndm Syrus.]
T_tr_L, W.S. Geschichte der rSmischen Literatur. 3
iAsufl LPz IS_g gr. 8 °. (XVI. I216 S.) 1: Aufl.
_. ¢_e _87_';-'English translation by Wilh. Wagner. II. VARIOUS WORKS.
_nd. 1873. 2 v. 8 °. [Chronologically arranged, heathen
and Chrtstian together. Critical. ]gxceltent method. Good Being a selected list of such works mentioned or rated
bibliographical treatment.] in this Synopsis as seem to require further description or
TILLgMONT, LOUIS--SEBASTIEN LE NAIN DE. (Px_ C, explanation.
1637-1698. ) M_moires pour servir a l'histoire ecct_si-
astique des six premiers si6cles justifi6s par les citations I. Bf3lioffra2bhfes.
des auteurs originaux: avec une chronolog6e et des CHEWALIER_ ULYSSE. R_pertoire des so m,ce_ hkto_ques
notes. Larts, ]693-I712 ]6v. 4°; Sec. _L, rev. et du MoyenAge. Bio.Bibliographie. Par_, I_77-_o. _.
cor. _af'fS, l_00--I713. I6V. 4°. [Enlarged from notes [,, Answers the question, What are the _ to consult on
left by author] ; _ruxdles, 1694 sq. 24v. I2 O. [Else. suchandsuchahxstoricalperaonage?" Itaauthor'splancon-
where quoted 3o t. m to v. Unfinished. Stops at v. x3 of 40 ed.] templates a similar volume on places and events, anaanother
Brwc. t734_6o" 16t.inlov. fo; Ven. 1732sq.]6v. 4o; ofmss, work,
useful edxtions and translations.
mdispeu_tble AmarveUouslyfun
to every student of Church Hh_-and
tr. English. Lo_. I733-35. 2 v. re. _Only to,ear x77 ] tory. I.___tst strong in modern German, and e_pedally in
[Exten_s to year _;x$. M6numentaL Standar0. Ut constant periodical literature.]
/mefulness.]
TOBENZ, DANIEL. (R. C.) Institufiones usus et doctrina DARLING,
manuel ofJ theological
Cyclopaedia Bibliographica:
and general literature. a_0_do_
library
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8 ° [,, InSignificant."] ....... an_ very useful collection of titles with descriptions. ]R_i_b
TgICALET, PIERRE JOSEPH. (R. C. I696-I 70I.) .tllOtlO- cially valuable for the numerous Tables of Contamts given.]
th6que portative des p_res de l'Eglise, qui remerme EIS_ZLM_N, Wu. Bibliotheca scriptorum cla_icorum.
l'hmtoire abr6g6e de leur vie, l'analyse de leurs princi- Achte Auflage, umfasstmd die Literatur yon I7oo his
psax6crits... Paris, I758-6_. 9v_. 8o; Nouv._d. i878, neubearbeitetvonDr. E. Pret_. Le/_% I88o-
revue, corr. et augm. par Laarent-EUenne _onoet. _. z v. 8°. I. Scriptores Graeci, x88o; IL Scripto_es
Paris, t787. 8 (9?) v. 8°. Latini, I882. [Eatitions, Tra_. 1_."ons, and _s_Larmrat_'teOm
a.
Bibliotheca ina_l]ftlis ecclesiaepatrem. _ssani, 1783 . _h_le less full on eo_esialRl_
,_ .........
me _ on _ wn_
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9 t. 8 o. [Lat. transl, of the above.] but a model work, of the greatest value to the atudent f
trology.]
VARENIUS, AUG. (Prot.) Rationanan theologicum de
Hoi_,,z_, S. F. W. Bibliggraphisch _ Lexi'eon d_
Rostac_iii, I669,
scriptoribus z673. 4 °. seculi Priml ...
ecclesiastic'is et secunm, gesammten Litteratur der Gn.echem _w,e_mug _
VILLg1_. Tableau de reloquence chr_tiemae au Iv. beitete, durchaus vermehrte, vert_erte una _ongeae
si_cle. P_r. I85I; German tr. by Kc3hler. Regt,_b. A,umhe
----o---"
_o_t..... Le/_£f.
_ "" _" t8_8-45. _v. W. [EditAon.s,
- E z_d _r.very £iriS"and_ Trtumb
factory ;
1855. [Rhetorical, but not useless.] .... , __ Liters_re. •
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WATCH, J. G. Bibliotheca patristica htterarm annom- la vie publique et priv6e des peteon nagea c_brea,de
tiouibua inatruc_ Ed. nov. emend, et multum auct. tous lea temps et de toutea lea mmotm, lsr_xeae_.
ab. Jo. Trang. Lehr. Danzio. _enae, x834- 8°- (XVI., I854. Iv. 4°; Paris, IS66. Iv. 8 °. [_at e& _r_.t_8o,
XVilI. 8o6p.); also _at, x757-65 and I77 o. w. ,v. 40.]
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GOLDWITZE_R, F. WF.,NZESL, (R. C.) Bibliographie der ScRAI_, PH. A religiotm encyclopaedia; or Dictionary
Kirchenviter lind Kirchenlehrer. Land_& 1828(9). of Biblical, Historical, Doctrinal, and Practical The-
8 °. [Centuries t-is. "Not valuable."] aleRT. Based on the Real-Encyldop_tdie of Herzog,
Sa_ZWART, C. J. Catalogue of works in patristic and Plitt and Hauck. New York, Punk Ca* I4T. I882-4.
medimval literature. London, n. d. I2% [Abookeellers' 3 v. 4°; new ed., slightly revised and enlarged by a
catalogue, but careful and of some_ though not great, value.] supplementary volume containing an "Encyclopaedia of
zVat¢, For bibliographies
Hibl_otkeca ofBiblio_rra2bkica.
theological literature com- living divines and Christian workers." New York,
pare PZTZHOLDT. _'_$. 1866.
8*. pp. 4y5--519 _4-5, Patriaik), and VXLLt_. B/bl/o- {887. [Rev. S. M. Jackson, M.A., and Ray. D. S. Schatf,
Kr_hi¢ dis Hs31_aKra_kis#. Paris, 1883. 80. p. 7_/ {Par_- Associat_ Editors. The abridged articles from Herzog have
ti_ and Patrolojri,), p. 76I-_ _ TkeoloKit). considerable bibliographical additions by Mr. Jackson. The
The general works on the Btbliography of Theology add valuable Encyclopa*dm of Li_i_ 2_'nes especially valu.
very little to the bibliography in the Patrologies, but thdae of able biog_phicalIy.]
_*6SSKLT, NIlgMI_X'_'R,ERSCli, DANZ, LOWND_S (Britisk WETZER, H. J. u. WZLTE, BENED. Kirchen-Lexikon
Librarias),ZoeHoLD, BALDAMVs, andespeci'allyofWtN_R oder Eneyklop_die d. kathoL Theologie und ihrer
and
poses.of Mt_nttxoz_t, are of more or less use for various put- Hilfswissenschaften. Preibur Z i. Br., I846--6o. 13 v.
Of works on general bibliography the subject indexes of 8 °. [A-Z. 11 v. Supplement iv. Index tv.] ; 2 te Aufl. v.
W_._, the ENGLISH and the AME_tC_ CATALOGUBS, of Hergenr_ther u. Kaulen. I881- [" Much imvroved."
LOaE_Z and KA'_'sEs [to ]83_], und HZN_ICH'S "Wissen* Even the old ed. is especaally useful.] _
schaftiiche Uebersieht," In his semi.annual " Verzeichmss," Note. The briefergenera] theologacal dictionaries, such as
with the quiuqt_ienniai Repertorlum by BALDXMUS founded Aschbach, the Elberfeld Theol. Umversal-Lexikon, Bergier,
on it, are especially valuable. Giaire, etC., hardly repay consulting if any of the others axe
One who _loes not have a full range of Bibliographies will at hand.
find the following the most direct apparatus for the ma)onty
of questions. Of general bibliogra_phtes, GnAmssE ts, on the
whole, much the best for first reference, although of course
BRUNET is invaluable for its descriptions, while ESE_tT eel- KRAUS, F.X. Real-encyclop_Aie der christlichen Alter.
dora yields much additional information. WATr is more par- thiimer. 188o--86. 2 v.
ticularly English,is brief title, and not very accurate ; but has SCHENKEL_ DANIEL. Bibe_-Lexicon. Realw_rterbuch
a vast amouut of information and an invaluable subject.index.
Low_v_s'J_iblio_ralbkers'Manualisabibliographlcalstand. zum Handgebrauch Fdr Geisfliche und Gemeinde-
nrd, but is select rather than exhaustive. _kLLIBONK'S D_C- glieder. Le,ps_g, I869-75. 5 v. 8o.
t_onary of J_llsk and .dmerican authors is an invaluable SMITH, WM Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography
companion
American titles to Watt and the
compare Lowndes.
respective Forcatalogues
later English aud
published and mythology. London, 18_3-8. 3 v. 8o; Boston,
by Low and Ley_oldt-Bowker. 1859. 3 v. 8 °. [Compare for literary history of editions.
]For French Utles the works of Q_ERARD and LO_NZ Excellent, though largely superseded for Patrology by
form a series intended to cover all works in French, but Smith and Wace.]
espy_ ially those from the year _7oo to the present time, So _ Dictionary of the Bible. Zond. 186o- 3. 3 v. 8°; re-
in Germany
Either of these,HltINSIUS begins at semi-annual
with ]_INRICH'S _70o and KAvsl_lt at 17_o.
Verzeickntss Vlsed and edited by Prof. H. B. Hackett, D.D., with
and BALDAMU8' Repertor_um, furnish a sufficient apparatus, the co,Operation of Ezra Abbott, LL.D. Boston, 1868.
although HINRICH_S F_nffiiArlger B_cker.CataIoff ts an 4 v. 80; do. I879. 4 v. 8 °.
excellently convenient book.
For older titles, especially in Latin, German, and French, SMITH, W., and CHEETHAM, SAM. Dictionary of Chris-
compare the wonderfully inaccurate, but invaluable, GzoR- tian Antiqmt_es, being a continuation of the Dictionary
GIUS. For incuuabula compare, of court, PANZaR and of the Bible. Lena. 1876-8o. 2 v. 8°; reprinted,
HAz_. For best bibliographies of various languages other Hartford, I88O. 80. [" Dutch grosse Cfrlindlichkeit aus.
than the above compare_he Hand list of_ blblio__ra_7_ies , . . gezeichuet " Zockler.]
_lac#d_efer_ace.tn
t$ie Readlnff" _oom of #he J_f_t_sk _-_seum for SMITH, WM., and WACE, HENRY. A dictionary of Chris-
For select bibliographies introductory to the Patrology and tian biography, literature, sects and doctrines : being a
Church History of this petaod compare, besides the Patrolo-
gies and Church Histotaes, the varmas works on Theologi- continuation of "The dictionary of the Bible." London,
col l_ncyclopaedia, especially ZOCKL]_R. Handbuck d. t_eol. -82. VOLS. 1- 3. 8° ; reprinted from same plates.
grissens¢ltafttn..Arordling'en, t883-. 8% and HAO_NB&CH. _oston, 1877-. iV. _-3. A-Myensis.]
Encyclol_adis trod Met_od_lo_de. xlte Aufl. krsg. Kautssck- [The above series edited by Dr. Smith is marked for
/'-_'#_. t88¢. 8o; translated with somewhat heterogeneous
bibIiographlcal additions by Drs. Crooks and HursL Ar_'_ thoroughness
treatment.] both in the coUectaon of topxc_ and in the
rorz, _88,. So.

II. _ncyclopa_dda$. Encyclopaedia Brltnn_ica. A dictionary of Arts, Sciences,

H_01zo_, J.J. Real-Encyklop_die flit protestant. Thee- and General Literature. Ninth edition. London,
logie und Kirche. Get, a, 1854-68. 22 v. 8°; 2te x875-; reprinted New York, 1878-1887-. [Vols. _-_,
durchg[ingig verb. und vermehrte Aufl. van J. J. Herzog, A-Siam. In progress. Patrological articles are by such
men as Harnar.Tk, Donaldson, etc.]
G. L Plitt und A. Hanck. Leipzig, 1877--86. 17 V. ERSCH and GRUBER. Allgemeine Encyclop_die der Wis-
80...[A-Z tuu, anu
arueaes and rut
Nach_kge A.-Hambur2ger.
oy nrst.elaass writers.J Patrological senschaftenu.Klinste. Le:_z?g, 1818-1887-. 4 o [About
LICHTENBERGER, F. Encyclop_die des sciences reli- three-fourths finished, containing
pages.] now not far from 75,ooo
_ebU_. ?a_,IS77-Sz. x3v. 8o. p,_.... lenseln_
iter mchr (slsHerzog) zum Latitn_inarismus hinnei.
Kend." _sr. v. t3 contains, besides Tables, a valuable ]_ICHAUD, Louis GAmma. Biographie universelle an-
_'¢h'o_airedesco'atemporains.] clenne et moderne, Nouv. 6d. .Paris, 18#2-65. 45 v.
M'CLIuTOCK, Jail., and STRONg, JAs. Cyclopaedia of
8 °. [x_d. x8ti-xSaS. _zv. 8°, Suppl*ment. x83a--6_, v.$3-
Biblical Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature. 85. go In general articles more extended tha_ in Hoefer.]
Ne_ York, 1874-8I. co v. 8 °, and two supplement- HoErS, J. C.F. Nouvelle biographic g6n_rale. Par_,
m_J vohmaes. [Largely compiled, and not over-critical or I852-66. 46 v. 8°. [Vols. :--8 have " univereelle" for
exact, but has beeu and is of great practical pioneer value.] g_n_rale. The portion A:M. "exceeds in completeness every
MI_N_ Encyclop&lie th_ologlque, ou s_rie de Diction- other publication of the kind." 2_komas.]
naires sur toutes les parties de la science religieuise. NoU. General encyclopaedias such as Brockhaus, La-
I. _Tie. *Dar_, I 9. 52v. 80; _. f_ie_ i851- 9. _ohnson, etc.,Encyclopaedia
usually add nothing
Yopoiare,excepting
Chambers,an occasional
53 V. 8o; 3-_Tie_ 844i_1 55-75. rousse, the Appleton,
65 v. 8 °. [A most un- nibliographical fact. Even theusuallyindiapensableZedler
_rtticLl, but provokingly necessary mass of matter. Includes is not of sufficient patrnlogical value to juatifi/an_jrsis. The
Sl_vlt_rtut. _alre de pairolo_i¢. Par_, t855. _; _. same is true of various general and speetal Dictionaries
80; DoultltT. _t_mair¢ des l_¢'e_s (_8_) and l_:t. which are mentioned occasionally in the S3molbsls; and
des t_ysNTia (lSr.o4)t and other works referi_ to in the esj_ially of the briefer biographical dlctioa_ries like
Sy_pd*. j thomas.

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catholicae ecclesiae auctoribus collecta. Vena. I566" Index. 8°. [J_hrg. L-ta, 47 v, brag. G. F. H. Re_m,_ld;
re; Colon. _6a6. 4°; Neap. 1742. xa.-aShr_g.H. Reuter.J
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Allgemeine Zeitung. ,4uZsburg. [I847--62. I 7 v. 40.] Brownson's Quarterly Review. (Browmon.) Boston and
Allgemeine Zeitg. Manchen. [188¢.] _ew York,
Bulletin 1844-75.
de l'acad, imp6r,24des
v. sciences de St. Petersbourg.
American Bible Repository. (Am. Bib. Repca.) New St. Petersb., Avril, 1886. v. 3t.
Yer_._ Ig31-5o. 3° v. 8°.
American Catholic Quarterly. (Am. Carla. Q.) phdade/- Bulletin critique. -1887.
Bulletin de Correspondence Helienique. 1877-. v. I-.
_A_kia, i876-87 . Iz v. 8°.
can Church Review. (Am. Church R.) (.ArR_
° Bulletin Theologique. [I869.] 8°.
Haven and) New York.and Boston, I849-87. 5o v. 8. BuUetino di archaeologiu cristiamt del de Rossi. Roma,
[Now'tOturchReview."J -87" 80. [I8_4_--- a2tl 2 set. 4-]
American Presbyterian Review. (Am. Presb. R.) New Catholic World. (Carla. World.) New york, I865-86.
York, I853-71. 20 v. 8°. 44v.
Analecta Juris Pontificii. (Rome, Paris, Brux.) Ge- Century, The. (Cent.) New york, 187o-1887. 1-34 v.
n#ve, _ 1886. 26 s_rie, sm. f% 8°. [Vols. 1-zaunder name Scribner's Magazine.]
Andover Review (The). Boston, 1884-7. 7 v. 8% Christian Examiner. (Chr. Ex.) Boston, I824--69. 87 v.
Annales de Philosophic chr_tienne. Paris, 183o-1887. 8°.
Christian Observer. (Chr. Obs.) London, 18o2-77. _ 77ff.
57 An. 8°. Christian Remembrancer. (Chr. Rem.) London (I_st9:),
Annales du Monde Relig.. [1878._ II.
Annali delle scienze religiose. A'oma, 1835. [Still in prog- 1841--68. 56 V.
tess in 1859.] Chtastmn Review. (Chr. R.) Boston, 1836-63. 28 v. 80.
Annali delle universit_t Toscane. Pzsa, 1846-. [Porte L Christijanskoje Tchtenije. Petrop. [1825, 1842-]
Scaenz, novl. XlI. (Piss, x872.).] Churchman, The. New York, -t887. 44 years, sin. fo.
Church Quarterly Review. (Church Q.) London, -1886.
Archaeologia. (Arch.) London, t77o-I879-. 45 v. 8°.
Archaeologische Zei_ng. Hrsg. v. Arehgol. Institut d. 22 v.
Demschen Reichs (Frgnkel). Berlzn, I843-1884-. Civita Cattolica. Nal_oh, I85O-87. 8o. [I_ v. to a series,
42 Jg. 4°. and Indexes._ Magazine. (Cong. M ) London, I818-45.
Congregationat
Arch. d. Missions. [1866. B.] [=A_h_es des mxssions
scientifique et litteraires. Paris, 185o--ee. :) 28 v.
Archly ftir dos Studium der neueren Sprachen u. Liters- Contemporary Review. (Contemp.) London, 1866-87.
turen. (L. Herrig.) Braumekwe*g, _ I886. 78 v. 8°. 52 v. 8°.
Archif f. ksLh. Kirchenrecht. Innsbr. (now Maim) 1857- Correspondent,
Z s6r. 12. 1I--I8.s6r. 80;Par*s,
I856"-I804. I843-55-
-- 1886-, 36 v 8°;
86-. 56 v. (N. F. 5° v.)
Archly fur theol. Literatur. Regensburg, 1842-3. 2. Dansk
Ae_rlov Kirketidende. [1884.] _ratp. r_f 'Fa3_6_o¢. ,4t_em.
r_f krrop_K_fKa__v.
Jg. 8°. [x883.]
Archly f_ir Philologie u. Pgdagogik. Zp¢. 18 • _ 53. Deutsche Kirchenfreund, Der. Organ f'drd, gemeinsamen
I8 v. 8°. [Suppl. to Neue Jahrbdcher fur Philolgle u. Pg- Interessen dea amerikanisch-deutschen Kirche. Hrsg.
.a_ogik.]
Areahtv fdr Slavlsche Philologie. Berlzn,- 1886-. Ph.
6v. Schaff.
8°. Mercersburg (pAzladel;#hia), I848-53.
9 v. 8o.
Archly fiir alte und neue Kirchengesehichte; (K. F. Deutsche Literaturzeitung. (Roediger) Berhn, t88o-
St_udlin u. H. G. Tzschirner.) Lpz. I813-22. 5 v. 86. 7 v. 4°.
'AO//va_v. [I872-1876-" 5 v.] , . Dublin Review. (Dub. R.) London and Dublin, I836--
Augsb. alig. Ztng. (I857.) See Aligemeine Leitung. 86-. 99 v. (N. S. 16.) 8°.
Augusti's Neue theol. Bibl. I. See Theol. Blgtter, etc. Dublin University
London. Magazine.
1833-8o. 96 v. (Dub Univ.) titleDubhn
[78- under and
Universtty
Axil, L', cathoL HI. (1845-6.)] Magazine ]
Baptist
. Quarterly Review (The). New York, -I887. 9 v. Durham University Journal. [I884- ]
Beitr_ga zu den theologischen Wissenschaften in Vet- Ecclesiastical and Theological Review. r1853.]
bindung mit der theolog. GeseUschaft zu Stra_shurg Eclectic Magazine. (Eel. M.) New York, 1844-86.
IO7v.
hrsg. Ed. Reuss u. Ed. Cunitz. Tens, 1847-55.6 v. 8°. Eclectic Review. (Eel. R.) London, 18o5-67. I25 v.
Bejblad van de Herourming. [1884.].
Berichte tiber die VerlmndL d. k_nigl. S_chs. GeseUsch. Edinburgh Review. (Ed. R.) Edznb. t8o2-86-. 164 v. 8°.
d. Wimmnschaften. (Phil. Hist. Class.) Le_2b_ig,1849- Eichhorn's Repertorittm ftir Bibl. u. Morgenl_nd. See
I886-. 38 v. 8°. Repertorinm, etc.
Beweis des Ghtubens, Def. Monatsschr. zur Begriind. u. 'gg_SW_m*rocr)'AX_/0eta. [1884-5.1
Vertheid. der christi. Wahrh. flir Gebildete, hrsg. yon English Review. [1845.]
O. Andreg u. C. Brachmann. GiltersL 1865-87. 22 v. Evangelische Kirchenzeltung, Begriindet yon E. W.
Hengstenberg. (Now by Z6cider.) Berlin, x827-
(N.F. 7 v.) 8°.
Biblical Review. (Bib. R.) London, 1846-5o. 6v. 1886-. IX9 v. 4°.
Bibliographic Catholique. Paris, 1841-. 8°. [To _$65.33v.] Evangelical Review. (Evang. R.) Gettysburg, Pa., I85O-
Bibliotheca hist.-philolog, theol. Bremensis CL Bremae, 70. 2I v.
_719 -. 8°; 'Nova bibl. Bremensis VI. Classes. Bremae, Evangelisches
--1885-. Gemeindeblett f. Rhinland u. Vesffalem
176°-66" 8o" d" Expositor (The). London, 1875-1887. 3 s- v. 8°.
Bibliotheca Sacra, (Bib. Sac.) (,4nd_ver an ) Oberlin, Flatt's Magazin f. Christi. Moral, etc. See Magazin, etc.
1844-87.44v- 8°-
Bliitter fttr dos bayerische Gymuasialschulwesen. Man- Foreign Church Chronicle and Review. I884-.
Fraser's Magazine. (Fraser.) London, I83o--8I. IO4 v
d_en, I865-86-. 22 v. 8°. 80.
Bremisch. mad Verdlsche Bibl. Hamburg. [_753.]
British and Foreign Evangelical Review, The. London, Frazer. See Fraser.
Freiburger Ztschr. See Ztschr. f. d. Geistl. d. Erzb
-1887. 36v. 8o.
British and Foreign Review. (Brit. & For. R.) ix#don, Frieb.(?)
1835-44. x8v. Geloofen Vrijheid. [I885-]
British Qmu'terly Review. (Brit. Q.) London, 1844-86. Gentleman's Magazine. London [1731-1858-. _°5 _
83 v. 8o. 8°; N.S. London, 1868-81-. _7 v. 8°.]
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v_omc_s BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. _momc_

Gersdorf's Repertorium. See Leipziger Repertorium, Kath. Monatssohr. [IIL (tS_._] l_ _Tlmol m.tkt. Mtmatt-
etc. schr. zLm_chstf, Se_Ir,
ort_ a_Aml L_r'_Sm: _Atdl
Good Words. London, 186o-86. 27 v. .Pra_¢.,xSaT-3a. 3o v. 8_.]" " " ' _ "
G6ttingesche gelehrte Anzeigen, enter der Aufsicht d. Kirdaeahistorisohes Archiv (herausgeg. yon SUiudlin,
kSmgl GeseUschaftd. Wissenschaften. G_tt. s886--. 8°. Tzschirner trod I. S. Bater). Hod/e, 1823--26. 4 v.
Guardian. London, _ I886-. Kitto's Journal of Sacred Literature. (Kitto.) Lem_x,
GymnaSialschulw See Blgtter f. d. bayerische, etc. I848--68. 40 v.
Hailer Litt. Zeitung. See Allgemeine Literatur-zeitung. Kxi_ Prediger. bibliothek (R6hr). Areust. a. d.O. x8_o-.
HaUische Allgem. Lit. Ztng. (1849.) See Allgem., [Jvotlowin_-Predigerliterat, Z_Jr. t8to-t4. Sv. 80; Neue
r'--. do, 1_15-17, 4v. Be; neuesteP--, do. 1818-19. aV,
etc. 8,.]
- Halte was du hast." See Ztschr. f. Pastoral-Theol. Le Lien. Journal des F4glises r6form6es de It France.
Hamburgische Vermischte Bibliothek. Ham& 1743- 5. Parts, 184o-1866-. to.
3 v. 8°. Literurmches Centralblatt f. Deutschland. (Zamcke.)
Harper's Weekly. A Journal of Ci_dlization. New York, _ 1887. 4o.
-- I887. 3x v sm. re. Lxterarischer Handweiser. zunllchst flit dos katholische
Hebralca- A quarterly journal in the interests of SemiUc Deutschland. Afiinster, _ 1886--. z 5 Jg. 8o. [p Ma;_.]
study. (Harper, Haupt, and Strack.) Ckzcagv (Now Littell's Living Age. (Liv. Age.) lies/on, 1844-86-:
New Haven), I885- 7 3 v. 8°. I7I V. 8°.
Heidelb. Studien u. Krit. (I85I.) [? Perhaps intended Literatur Zeitung fiir d. Kathol. Religionslehrer. (hrsg.
for Hamburg. S.u.K. _---Theol. Stud. u. Krit,] Felder. I6-25 v. 8--, followed by Mastram¢ and then
Hengstenberg's Kirchenz. See E_angehsch. Kirchenz. * by Besnurd). Land_kut, I816-34. 25 v.
Henke's Magazin f. Rehgionsphilosophie. See Maga- Literansche Rundschau. Pre_bur g t. Br. 1875-. 4%
zin, etc.
Hermathena. A series of papers on literature, science, Lobb's
tinuatioaTheological Quarterly.
of Dickinson's Theol. Lonabn, I884. 4% [Con.
0._.]
and philosophy. By members of Trinity College, Dub- London Quarterly Review. (Lend. Q.) I_.ondon, 1853--
hn. Dubhn and London, I873-86-. 5 v. 8°. 81-. 57 v. 8°.
Hermes. Zeitschrift ffir ciasslsche Philologie. Berlin, Leipzeiger Repertorium der deutschen u. auslttndischen
i866-86-. 2I V. 80. Literatur. (Gersdoff.) Letpztg, 1843--6o. 18 v.
Historische pohtische B1/itter fiir dos kathol. Deutschland, Luthersk Ugeskrift. -- I887. 21 v.
redig, yon J. E J6rg #lilncken. 1838 ft. Magasin de libraire, Le. [is6o. Xl., XIL]
Historische Zeitschnft (Sybel.) _Iilncken und Leip- Magazin f. d. christlichen Dogmatik u. Moral. Tab/f_f'.
zig, -- 1887-. 58(22)- v. 8o. x796-18i I. i6 v. 8o IV. x3-_6bySirskind.]
Illgen's Ztschr. See Zeitsehr. f. Magazin flit Rehgions, Moral u. Kirchengesch. (Stiiud.
Independent (The). New York, _ I887. 39 v. to. hn.) Hannover, I8o2-_. 4 v. (?)
Indmn Evangelical Review. Calcutta. [,885. ] Magazin ffir Religionsphdosophie, Fateg., u. Kirchen-
John's Archly. See Archly, etc. gesch. Ifelrnst. i794-6. 6 v. 8°; Neues Magasin,
Jahrbiicher der blbl. Wissenschaff yon H. Ewald. G_tt. etc. 2¥eltnst. I719---1802. V. _--12. 8°.
,849-65. t2 v. Mancherlei Gaben u. Ein Geist. Homilit. Viertelj_.
Jahrbticher fdr classische phllologie. L_z. -- 1886-. f.d. ev. Deutschland (Ohly). I864-.
'34 v. 8°. Museum emicum ed Stosch. Lemgo, I774-8. 3 v. 8o.
Jahrbticher £dr deutsch Theologie (herausg. yon Liebner, Neues krmsches Journal d. theol. Literatur. (Wirier u.
Dorner, Ehrenfeuchter, Landerer, Palmer, Weizs_cker ) Engelhardt.) Sulz_atk, I824-3o. 9v. 8°. [preceded
Gotha, 1856-78. 23 v. 8°. by the Krtt, Journal d. neuest, theol. Lit. hraff.Ammon u.
Jahrbiicher f'tir Gesellschafts mad Staatwissenschaften. Berthoidt. I. 1-3. 2_rpibtr_, 181_. I--XV. SH_¢:k, 1814-
Berhn, I864-9. I2 V. 8°. aJ]"
M6moires de l'Acad6mie des Inscriptions et Belles-
Jahrbiicher f'dr protestantische Theologie begrlindet mater Lettres. Paris, 1717-I8o 9. 50 v. 40; _ 1874-.
Mttwarkung yon mitghedern der theologischen Facul- 28 v. 4o.
tfiten zu Bern, Bonn, Giessen, Heidelberg, Jeua, Kiel, M6moires de l'Insfitut, de la France. Paris. 4% [Refer-
Leiden, Strassburg, Wien, mad Ziirich, etc. Lei2#ztg, enees are to the section; Acad. des Instr., etc. See M_motrea
I875-1887. 13 v. 8°. de l'Acad.,etc.]
Jahrbticher, Neueste, fiirReligion-Kirchen u. Schulwesen. M6moires de la Socib.t6 des Antiquaires de France.
Hrsg. Schuderoff. Neustadt a. d. O. _ I831. 6I v. 8o. Parts, I8O7-I2. 5 v. 8° (l'Acad. celtique), t817-34.
[For the vanous serles published at Leipzig and at Neustadt IO v. 8° (antiq. nattonale et 6trang.), Nouv. a&.
a. d. O from 18o2to s83l, of. guchold I. 0864) 6o7.] I835-50. ,O v. 8°; 3 serie, t852"9. 4 v. 8o.
Jenaer Literaturzeitmag (Klette). _ena, i874- 9. 6v. 8°. Memoires de Tr_voux. See M_m. pour servir it l'hitR.,
Journal Asiatique. Par_s, 1822-I887. 8 s_r. v. 9-. 8°. etc.
Journal des D6bats, polidques et litt6raires. I814-64-. M_moires pour servir /t l'histoire des sciences et des arts
Journal des Savans. Laris, I665-1792. llIv. 4°; con- recueillis par l'ordre de S. A. S. Monseigneur le prince
tinued 1816-i887. souverain de Bourbes. Tr#voux et Paris, 17OI--67.
Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology. I854-. 878 pt. in 265 v. I2 °. [Generallyknown as Mahnoireede
Journal of Philology. London and Carabrid_e, I86g-- Tr6voux.]
83-. 12 v. 8°. Memoirs of Literature. London, 1712. ,o.
Journal of S. Lit & Bibl. Rec. 1856 (5)--" [_.-_-
Kitto's M_morial Catholique. I86o-68-. 9 v. [tS4t. 8e.]
Journal. 3d series. Ed. Burgess. x855- ?] Mercersburg Review. (Mercersb.) 1849-78. 25 v.
Journal of the American Oriental Society. Boston, 1849-. Methodist Magazine, (Meth. M.) Lom/en, 1798--I836.
80. 39 v. 8°.
Journal of the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis. Methodist Quarterly. (Meth. Q.) New Yar_, 1841-81.
(Middletewn) Boston, I88o--1886. 8% 41 V. 8°.
Jiidische Zeitschdft fiir Wissenshaft und Leben. Breslau, Methodist Review. New Yor_, -- I887-. 69 v. (46?)
18o9. 8°. Cf. Meth. Q.
Der Katholik. Zeitschrift. f. kathol. Wisscnsohaft u. Mnemosyne. BibHotheca philologica Batava. Zu_.d.Bat.

kirchl.
22 jg.) Leben.
8_. Mainz, I82I-I886--. 66v. Jg. (N.F. Modern
--,886-.Review.
n.s. lSV"
8°l_,.(Mod.) _, 188°-4". 5 v,
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r_UOD1_X.S BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SYNOPSIS. Pzatomc._

Monatmchr. £ W'ms. u. Lit. See Allgemeine Monats- Revue du Monde Catholique. I859(?)-I887.
schr., etc. Revue philosophique de la France et de l'6trunger
Month. Lore/on, I864-86. 58 v. (Ribot). Paris, I879-87. lZ an. (24 v.?) 8°.
Morgenblatt. Rirgebildete Stgnde. (Taldng) Stuttgart, RheiuischesMuseum f'dr philologie (Ribbeck u. Bfi-
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Neueste theolog. Annalen u. theol. Nachrichten. Zurick, R6hr's Kilt. Prediger-Biblioth. See Kilt. Prediger.
I826--9. 4 v. 8°; Neue Folge. do. 183o. 8°. BibL, etc.
New Englander. New Hwven, 1843-87. 46v. 8°. Saturday Review. DSW.]
NewJerumdem Magazine. Boston, mI887, xlv. 8°. Scheiner's Ztschr. See Zeitschr. f. d. gesammt. Kath.
New York Review. (New York R.) New York, 1837- Theol.
42. Schuderhoff. See Jahrbiicher fur Religions-, K.irchen-,
Niemeyer's Zeitschr. See Zeitschr. f prot. GeistL u. Schulwesen.
Nieuwe Rotterdamer Courant. [sSS4.] Schulthess. Neuest. Theol. Aunal. See Neuest. Theol
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2o v. 8°. Scottish Church Review. --1886-.
lq'orth American Review. (No. Am.) Boston and 2V'ew Sltzungbeilchte derKaiserL Akademie desWissenschaften
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North British Review. (No. Brit.) Edinburgh, I844- Stgudlein u. Tzschirner Archly f. Kirchengesch. See
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Nouv. Rcv. de Theol. See Roy. de Theol. Stimmen am Maria I.aach. Katholische MonatschrifL
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Nuova Antologia di sienze lettere ed arte. Roma, Stirm's Studien d. ev. Geisflichkeit Wiirtemburgs. See
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Oesterrichische Vierteljahrsschrift ftir Katholische Theo- Stosch Mus. ca-it. See Museum crit.
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Presbyterian Quarterly Review. (Presb. Q.) New York, Sunday School Times. PMladeljOkta, -- 1887. "9 v.
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Princeton Review. Princeton and New York. (Print.) T6.moignage, Le. Paris. -- 1885--.
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Theological Critac. [1852.]
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69v. 8o
Revue Contemporaine.
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I886. 4°.
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Revue des 6tades Juivetg I88o-1887. 8 an. 8o. [1884-- Theologische Studien ans Wiirtemberg. Lud¢o_s_rg,
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 INDEX OF SUBJECTS,

Abgttr.................................... Io5-Io6 ClementofRome. Epistles concerning

virginity.,91-92
Actsand Martyrdom of St.Matthew,the Apostle,.toe ClementofRome. Epistle totheCorinthians
.....I-¢
Actsof Andrew and Matthias .................. Io2 ClementofRome, Homily of...................
Actsof Barnabas.............................. tol ClementofRome. Recognitions and Homilies,..92-95
Actsof Pauland Thecla.......................ioI ClementofRome, Secondepistle of. SeeHomilyof.
Actsof Peterand Andrew .....................Io2 Collections ............................. 125-t26
Actsof Philip............................. xoz-loe ConsummationofThomas theApostle............xo3
Acts of the Holy Apostle and Evangelist John, the Constitutions of the Holy Apostles ............ 86-88
Theologian ............................ xo3 Councils ..................................... 126
Acts of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul ...... 1oo-Io! Cyprian .................................... 59_63
Acts of the Holy Apostle Thaddeus .............. 1o3
Acts of the Holy Apostle Thomas ................ io 3 Death of Pilate .............................. Ioo
Addaeus ................................. io6--io 7 Decretals, The ................................ to S
Africanns, Julius ............................. 68-69 Dldache, The ................................ 83-86
Alexander of Klexandria ...................... 74-75 Diognetus, Epistle to ........................... 5-7
Alexander of Cappadocia ...................... 69-7o Dionysms of Alexandria ...................... 66--68
Alexander of Lycopolis ........................ 73 Dionysius, Bishop of Corinth .................. l 12
Ambrose (of Alexandria?) .................. IOS--io9 Dionysius of Rome ........................... 8_.-83
Anatolins ................................... 69
Ancient Syriac Documents ................... ios-io 9 Eklessa, Memoirs of, ete ..................... tos-lo 9
Andrew and Matthias, Acts of ................... Io2 Encyclopaedias ................................ 1_4
Andrew, Peter and, Acts of .................... Io2 Epistles concerning virginity, The two ........... 91-92
Apocrypha of the New Testament ............. 95-io5 Epistle to Diognetus .......................... 5-7
Apollonius ................................ l t4-115 Esdras, Revelation of .......................... Io4
ApoUmaris, Claudius .......................... ii 3
Apostolical Canons ........................... 88-89 Falling asleep of Mary ........................
Apostolical Constltutions ..................... 86-88 Fortunatus, Venantlns .......................... 13
APPENDIX ................................... I 17
Appendix to Vol. V ........................... 64 Giving-up of Pontius Pilate ..................... 99
Arabic Gospel of the Infancy, The .............. 98 Gospel of the Infancy, The Arabic ............... 98
Archelaus .................................... 73 Gospel of pseudo-Matthew ...................... 97
Aristo of Pella ............................. lO9-I lo Gospel of the nativlty of Mary .................. -97
Arnobius ................................... 6- 7 Gospel of Nicodemus .......................... 98-99
Asterius Urbanns ............................ _I-_2 Gospel of Thomas ............................. 98
Athenagoras ................................ 36-38 Gregory Thaumaturgns ........................ 65-66
Avenging of the Saviour, The ................... too Gurm ........................................ Io 7

Bardesan .................................... 1o8 Habib ...................................... 1o7

Barnabas, Acts of ............................ loI Hegesippus ................................ lll-ll2
Barnabas. Epistle ........................... 16-I 9 Hennas, Pastor of ............................ 30--33
Bartholemew, Martyrdom of .................... IO3 .Hippolytus ................................. 55-58
Bibliographies 12 -t2 History of Joseph the Carpenter ................ 97"-98
Book of _ John • ...........................
concerning the falling asleep of3 4 Homilies of Clement. See Clementine Literature.
Mary, The .............................. IO4 Homily ascribed to Clement ................... 89-90

Caius ...................................... 63 Ignatius. Epistles ........................... to--I 5

Canons, Apostolical ...................... (86) 88-89 Martyrdom of ....................... t5
C.allistus...................................... to 5 Infancy, Gospel of ............................ 98
Church histories ............................ I26-I28 Ireneus ..................................... 26-29
ClaudiusApollinar_ Bishop of Hieropolisand Irenaens(Pseudo). Letter of the Churchesin
Apologist ................................. xl 3 Vienna and Lugdtmum ..................... t16
Clemenfine Homilies. See Clementine Literature.
Clementine Literature, The ................... 92-95 Jacob of Sarug ................................ io7
Clementine Recognitions, See Clementine Litera- James, Protevangelium of ...................... 96--97
tare. John, Acts of ............................... 1o3
Clement of AJ_,_dria ....................... 38--42. John, Revelation of ........................... Io4
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 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

oseph the Carpenter, History of ................ 97-98 Phileas .................................... 71

oseph, The Narrative of ...................... zoo Philip, Acts of ............................... xol
Julius Afrieanus ............................ 68-69 Philip in Hellas .............................. lO2
Justin Martyr. Various works ................. 21-26 Pierius of Alexandria ......................... 7o--71
Martyrdom ..................... z6 Pilate, Pontius, The Death of ................... xoo
The Giving-up of ................ 99
Lactantius .................................. 77-8I Letter concerning Christ ......... 99
Letterof theChurchesof Vienna and Lugdunum. Report of,concerningChrist ...... 99
See Irenaeus(Pseudo). Polycarp. Epistle tothe Philippians ............. 7--xo
Letter of Pontius Pilate concerning our Lord Jesus Martyrdom of ...................... Io
Christ ................................ 99 Polycrates ................................. 113-I I4
Liturgies, Early ............................ 9o Protevangelium of James ...................... 96-97
Lives of Saints and Martyrs .................... z26 Pseud.-Irenaeus (Letter of the Churches of Vienna -
Lyons, Vienna and, Letter of the Churches oL See and Lngdunum) ....................... x16
Irenaeus (Pseudo). Pseudo-Clemenfine Literature ................. 92-95
Pseudo-Matthew, Gospel of ...................... 97
Malchion .................................. 72-73
Martyrdom of the Holy and Glorious Apostle Bar-
tholemew ............................... Io 3 Quadratus .................................... Io9
Mary, Falling asleep of ......................... Io4
Mary, Gospel of the Nativity of ............... 97 Recognitions of Clement. See Clementine htera-
Mary, Passing of .......................... Io4-]o 5 ture.
Mathetes. Epistle to Diognetus ................. 5-7 Remains of the second and third centuries ..... 1o9-x 16
Matthew, Acts and Martyrdom of ............... xo2 Report of Pilate, the Procurator, concerning our
Matthew (Pseudo), Gospel of. .................. 97 Lord Jesus Christ ......................... 99
Matthius, Andrew and, Acts of .................. Io2 Report of Pontius Pilate ...................... 99
Maximus, Bishop of Jerusalem .................. H3 Revelation of Esdras ......................... lo4
Melito ................................... xIo-I I x Revelation of John ............................ 104
Memoirs of Edessa and Ancient Syriac Docu- Revelation of Moses ........................... Io4
ments ...................................
Methodius ................................ xos-I
75-77o96 Revelation of Paul ............................
Rhodon ................................... ! Iz-I xo4
13
Minucius Felix ............................. 47-5o
Miscellaneous works ....................... I28-I29 Saints and Martyrs, Lives of .................... I26
Moses of Chorene .......................... Io7-Io8 Serapion, Bishop of Antioch ................... II4
Moses, Revelation of ........................... Io4

Narrative of Joseph ..... xoo Tatian ..................................... 33-35

...................... Teaching of the Twelve Apostles ................ 83-86
Nativity of Mary,Apocryphs
New Testament Gospel of ....................
................... 97
95-xo5 Tertulhan ................................ 42-47
Nicodemus, Gospel of ......................... 98--99 Testaments ofSee
Thaddaeus. theAddaeus.
Twelve Patriarchs ............ 9o-9T
Novatmn .................................... 63-64 Thaddeus, Acts of .......................... 1o3
Theodotus ................................... 91
Origen ...................................... 5o-55 Theognostus of Alexandria ..................... 70
Pamphilius ................................... 72 Theonas of Alexandria ......................... 7x
Pantacnus, theAlexandrian Philosopher.......I15-I16 Theophilus, bishopof Cesaream Palestine ........II4
Papias. Fragments.......................... 19-21 Theophilusof Antmch ........................ ._5-36
Passingof Mary ........................... Io4-zo5 Thomas,Acts of .............................Io3
Pastorof Hermas ............................ 3o-33 Thomas, Consummation of.....................IO3
Patrologies ............................... !19_123 Thomas, Gospelof............................98
Pauland Thecla,Actsof ......................xoz Twelve Patriarchs, Testamentsof ............... 9o-91
Paul,Peterand,Acts of.................... xoo-loz
Paul,Revelation of ............................ Variousworks .............................
!23-159
Periodicals ............................... 129-133 VenantiusFortunatus....................... 81
Peterand Andrew,Actsof...................... xo2 Victorlnus ....................................
82
Peterand Paul,Actsof...................... xoo-lox Vienna and Lyons,Letterof the Churchesof. See
Peterof Alexandria.......................... 74 Irenacus(Pseudo).
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COMPREHENSIVE
GENERALINDEX
TO

The M n_e-Nicene Fatkers.

BY

REv. BERNHARD PICK, Ph.D.,

Autkor of Index to "Zange's Commentary on tat Old Testament."
 THE ANTE-NICENE FATHERS.

INDEXOF SUBJECTS.

Aaron, i, 6,6o; an _.._. ple ofcir.cum-Abominationsprtmtised by the Valen- iii, 513; shall at last enter the
spect behavior, viii, 65; anointed, tmians, i, 324. Pleroma, i, 325 ; _ 518; asserted
89; and Miriam, their sin against Abortion, a heathen crime, iv, z92. to be referred to in Scripture, i,
Moses, i, 573. Abraham, i, 7, 9, 13, 8I, 84, I42, 178; 326.
Abbanes, amerchant, buys the Apostle h, IO7; viii, I86; elect, ii, 445; Acharneisq_uoted, ii, 5°6.
Thomas from the Lord, to be a saw the day of Christ, i, 467, Acheron, w, 439, 5oo.
carpenter for Gundaphoros, an 469; waited for the promises of Acherasian Lake, the, viii, $78.
Indian king, viii, 535; thrown God, 561 ; had faith identical _ith Achilles, vi, 485; and Polyxena, Pel-
into prison by Gundaphoros, 539; ours, 492; both covenants pre- eus and Thetis, Prometheus, viii,
released, 540. figured in, 495, 496; vain attempt 265.
Abbot, Ezra, referred to, ii, 522. of Marcion to exclude him from Acinetos, i, 3i6; iii, 507.
Abdera_ proverbial for stupidity, vi, Christ's salvation, 470; meaning Acorns and chestnuts, the food of
494. of the sacrifice of, vi, 3z5 ; the primitive men, vi, 442, 459.
Abeddadan, i, 60. posterity of, viii, I86 AcrLsius, buried in temple of Minerva
Abel, i, 6, 8I, 89, 119; ii, 1o5; name Abram, i, 7; meaning of, ii, 446. at Lafissa, vi, 508.
and nature of, viii, 243; the offer- Ahraxas, Bassihdes' doctrine of, i, Acts Pauii et Thecl_e, referred to, iii,
ing of, i, 485; ii, 1o5; killed by 350; iii, 649. 677.
Cmn, viii, 565; buried by angels, Absalom, i, 60. Actaeon, the horned hunter, el, 473.
57o. Absolution, form of, iii, 668. Action better than speech, ii, 31o.
Abgar, reign of, viii, 702; trouble be- Abstraction from material things nec- Actions, involuntary and voluntary, ii,
tween Herod and, 7o2; builds essary to the knowledge of di. 36t, 36z; wicked, to be avoided,
Edessa, 702; arranges between vine truth, ii, 460. viii, 336.
Ardach6s and his brothers, 703; Absurdity of the heretics concerning Actors, freed from taxes, vi, 488.
helps Aretas against Herod, the the creation, i, 362 seq. Acts, the genuine, of Peter of Alex-
Tetrarch, 703; sends deputies to Abudem, viii, 447. andria, vi, 261 seq. ,
Marinus, 7o3; hearsfrom them of Abusive language, punished by law, Acts of the Apostles, Pamphtlus sum-
Jesus Christ, 703 ; suffering from vi, 487. mary of contents, vi, i66-168.
a disease, writes a letter to Jesus, Abyss, what is meant by, viii, 43.. d Acts of the34.Apostles, Apocryphal, viii,
558, 65i , 704; copy of the letter Academxcs, vii, 15, 71 ; contuse An_r_v and Matthias,
sent by, 652, 704; reply of Jesus teaching of, v, 21.
to, 652 , 704, who sends an image Acantho, mother of the fourth Sun, 356, 517 saq.
of himself on a towel, which vi, 480. Barnabas, viii, 35,5, 493 seq.
heals him, 558; Thaddeus visits Acceptable year of the Lord, i, 39 I. John, viii, 357, 560 seq.
and heals, 558, 652, 653, 704; Access, Prayer of, vii, 559, 567 • Paul and Thecla, vili, 355,487
Abgur is converted, and intends Accius Navius and Tarquinius Priscus, seq.
to destroy the Jews for crucifying vii, 51 . Peter and Paul, viii, 355, 477
Christ, 656, 662; writes to Tibe- Accommodation, unknown to Christ seq.
rius, 656, 662, 705; answer from and his apostles, i, 417 . Peter and Andrew, viii, 5_6
Tiberius to, 7o5; writes to Narses Accused, the, on, viii, 637. seq"
of Assyria concerning Add_eus, Accusers, false, to be punished, vii, Philip, viii, 355, 4.9.7se •
662, 705, and to A.rdach_s con- 416, 418; qualification of, viii, Pilate, i, I75; viii, 4_-.434,
cerning Simon, 706; is made 616; how to be trested. 6lT;dls" 439-447,.

bishop of Edema, 663. qualification of, 637. h Sharbil, viii, 676 seq.
Abiathar, the high priest, wishes to Acdestis, birth of, vi, 491; a hermap - Thaddseas, viii, 357, 558 seq.
obtain Mary as wife for his son rodite, 49I ; self-mutilated by Thomas, viii, 5o_$A_ac_ew,viii,
viii, 371 ; proclaims that a pro- the craft of Bacchus, 491 ; love Acts and Martyrdom
tector should be sought for Mary, of Attis, 491; fatal consequences 356, 511 seq.
37:l; gives to Mary and J h ofthis fury, 492. Acts and Martyrdom of St. Matthew,
"the water of drinking of°_e Achaia, Christianity attested by mir- "'V_aSnd%_ar _
Lord "to drink, 373, 374. soles in, vi, 438- Ad_e , Liturgy of, vii, $8l-
Abiding city, not here, ii, 3I. Achamoth, account of, i, 32o; origin 57 t.
Abiram, L 6, 6o. of the visible world from, 321 ; [Adam, i, 6, 7t, 89, t 14; ii, to5 ; called
I4o ANTE-NICENE
father, i, 6; the first made a par-
takcrof Indention,455; in Para-
dhle, 53 t ; the perfect man, v, 49;
anointed a priett, viii, 90; had [
he the spirii? a41; was not ig-[
norant, 24.[; temptation and fall, t Adultery, spiritual, vhi, 24.3; _
vii, 6z; a poem on, iv, 133;,
sinned on the sixth day of ere-
atlon, x, 551 ; his repentance Advent of Christ, vii, 2t 5 ; foretold by
signified by the girdle which he
made, 457; why driven out of
paradise, 457; death of, 552 ;
analogy between the first and
_con]: 454; type of Christ, vi,
3t8; of the father,4o2; in Hades Advent,the, ofthetrueProphet,viii,88,
testifies to Jesus, viii, 436; deliv- Advents of Christ, i, 2io, 22I, 253,
ered from Hades, 437; brought
into paradise, 437, 456 ; and 2Eacus, son of Jupiter, first builder of
Eve and the family of, 565 ; sick-
netm of, 565; sends Seth and
Eve for the "oil of mercy," 566 ; 2F_.geates, or 2Egeas, proconsul, and
the death of, 569; the body of,
t_een by Eve lying on the face, and
angels praying for, 569 ; raised
into paradise, 569 ; funeral rites
for, end burial of, performed by
angels, 57o.
Adam and Eve, the story of, accord-
mg to the Ophites, i, 356.
Ades_ Finees, and Egias, the testi-
mony of, to the ascension of Je-
sus, viii, 422, 425, 432, 445, 447;
report of the resurrection of Ka-
rintmthe
Addmns and Apostle,
Leucius, 254.
extracts from
various books concerning, viii,
655 seq. ; preaching and teaching
of, at Edessa, 655 , 657seq.; Assy-
ria allotted to, 656; heals Abgar
and others, 657; builds a church,
660, 67 i ; many conversions under
the preaching of, 661, 662; builds
churches in the villages, 663;
appoints Abgar bishop of Edessa,
663; addresses the nobles and
chief men, 663; death of, 664;
lamented by Christians and Jews
alike, 664; is buried by King
Abgar, 664, who follows in the
footsteps of, 664.
Address, hortatory, of Justin, i, 273-
289.
Address of Tertullian to magistrates,
iii, I7, 56, 57"
Adelphitm of Thusvalto, on baptism,
v, 569.
Admetus served by Apollo, vi, 484.
Adonis loved by Proserpine, vi, 485.
Adornmenh personal, vii, 392.
Adrian, Emperor, his epistle in behalf
of the Christians, i, 186.
Adulterem punished with death, vi,
483.
Adultery, i, 35, Io8, 143; vii, 463;
leulent treatment of, iv, 74, 75;
forbidden inthe Decalogue, 77;
extreme tinfulness of, v, 332, 334;
coupled with idolatry and tour-
der, iv, 68; its condemnation un-
der the Gospel, 79; law of Moses
no precedent for judging it, 8o,
nor Christ's pardon of the adul-
tater, 85; apostolic judgment of,
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
8 5 ; St. Patti's severity towards, health, distinguished
86--93; has no absolution on by his s_' 5x7;
470; golden beard
earth, 94; testimony of St. John, torn from a statue of, 515; three
95; epistle of Barnabas on, 97; gods named, 480; vintage fesu-
analogy ofleprosy, 97. vulof,53I ; brought to Romeiu
of., form of a serpent, 536.
z55; ofthegods,259; aavocated /Ether, father of Jupiter, vi, 480,
by philosophers, 260. _ shown not to be a god, 473.
z_thnsa loved by Apollo, vi, 485.
Moses, i, 473; the prophets and _tna, torches of Ceres lit at, vi, 499,
righteous men, 474; precursors 503. ,
of, ii, 519; benefits of the, 2o2; Affections, Stoics opinion on, vii, i79;
Peter of Alexundria, on, vi, 28o; Peripatetics, I79 , I8o; right use
the second, viii, 584. of, I8I; ofthe soul, 298; summary
of above, 323 .
Affliction of Christ, i, I39.
254; iii, i72, 326; viii, 90, 95- Afflictions, the, of the righteous, suf-
fared for the remission of sins,
temples, vi, 5o7; loved by the viii, z94, and persecutions, pur-
Nereid, 485. pose of, v, 5oI; are not to be
feared, 5oi ; predicted before,
the Apostle Andrew, viii, 5Ir; 5o2.
threatens Andrew with crncif_on Affrodosius, an Egyptian governor,
unless he sacrifices to the gods, convinced that the child Jesus is
5z2; threatened with violence by a god, viii, 377.
the people for his harsh treat- Africanus, letter to Origen, iv, 385.
ment of Andrew, 513; calls Africanus, Julius, life and works, vi,
Andrew before his tribunal and I23, I2,4, 14o.
again threatens him, 513; tort- Agapae, Christian, ii, 238; rule of offer-
urea Andrew, and orders him to ings at, vii, 41I; abuse of the
be crucified, 513; the people cry term by heretics, vi, 4o 3.
out against, 514; visits Andrew Agape, i, 396.
on the cross, and desires to re- Agatho quoted, ii, 475.
lease him, 1 6515; the miserable Agathopus,x27.
death of,3 i, 85, 9I, Io9, II2, I19,
__.gis, viii, 2oi. Agdns, Mount, vi, 49L
ff_,glon of Cynopolis, epistle to, by Age, necessary for the ordination of
Alexander of Alexandria, vi, 299. a presbyter, viii, 64o.
_Elius, held that the Novensiles were Ages the two, viii, 339-
the Muses, el, 474. Agesarchns, vi, 5o9 .
2Enees, characterized, ih, I38; son-in- Aggaeus, ill-treated by one of Abgar's
law of Latinns, vi, 46] ; son of sons while preaching, viii, 665,
Venus, 485; deified, 474. 706; ministry of, m Persia, As-
/F_.on,meaning of the term, i, 316; the I syria, etc, 67z.
twelfth, the sufferings of, not to ] Agnos-tree, vi, 348; emblem of the
be deduced from Scripture, 387; I resurrection, 375.
nor typified by the woman with ] Ahymnus of Ausvaga, on baptism, v,
the issue of blood, 392. ] 570-
/Eons, v, 86, 89,9 I, Ii8; the thirtyof] Aides, viii, 197, "ZOL
Valentinus, i, 316; iii, 5o6, 5o7; ] Aii LocuUi, vi, 42o.
their names, i, 3z6; iii, 5o6, 5o7; ] Ainos, i, 317 .
how they are said to be indicated Alba, founded by Ascanins, vi, 461;
in Scripture, i, 317, 319; the ] flourished for 40o years, 528; in-
[production of, 373, 379; further [ cense unknown in, 528.
inquiry into and refutation of the ] Alban Hill, white bulls sacrificed on,
speculations respecting the, 38o, vi, 460.
38z ; the theory of, further ex- Albigenses, ii, 62.
posed, 382, 384; iii, 520; the Alce, brother of Nicetes, i, 4z, 92, 96.
twelve apostles not types of the Alcibiades, the Hez-m_ modelled after,
twelve, i, 389; the thirty not typi- vi, 5 rx.
fled by the baptism of Jesus in his Alcibiades, Christian writer, vii, 337"
thirtieth year, 39o. Alcm_on quoted, ii, 484.
.,Famhines quoted, ii, 485. Alcmena, seduced by Jupiter, vi, 46o,
._schylus, on the unity of God, i, 29o; 498; mother of the Thebun Her-
quoted, i, 29o; ii, Io9, 1Io, 139, cules, 483.
418, 445, 4_ °, 47 I, 474, 48z; Alcyone, vi, 485.
Chcephorm, quoted, ii, 378. Alemanni, said to have been over-
z_ulaplns, i, I7o, vii, I9, 5 I, 226; come because Christians were to
fables about, invented by the to be found amongst them, vi, 417-
devil, i, 233 ; son of Coronis, vi, Aletheia, the mon so-called, i, 316;
4_2; killed by lightning, 4z4, 484; how the passion is said to be in-
deified because he discovered use dicated in Scripture, 3r9; of
of herbs, 423, 424, 474; giver of Ptolemy, 333; revealed by Tetrad,
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337; the numerical value of does 427; not to be boasted of, 43o; knees, 506; swallowed upas far

• square with Valenfinlans, AIopeexcellence

loved by of, 522. vi, 485.
Neptune, as
out the
in neck, 506; a demon
the presence of, but cast
he
Alexander the Great, flattered by his Alpha, Jesus, why called, v, 97- will not believe, 507; goes down
preceptor, Aristotle, ii, 65. Alphabet, ii, 65. into Hades, 507 .
_der of Ale_dria, noticesof, Altar,me,_, aSS,..S_,5.43,S46,_.7, _, a co_n of _g A_.r_,
vl, 289, 29o; epistle of, to Alex- 5o2, 505 ; epmue ann gospel staes sent to Jesus, viii, 558; returns
under of Constantinople, 291 ; of, 542, 562, 563; prayer at, 538; with the picture of Jesus to the
epistle, Catholic, of, 297; reverence to, 563, 566; oblation king, 558.
epistle to the clergy of Alexan- at, 486; place of bishop at,486; Ananias, i, x7, i78; proof of resurrec-
dria and Mareotis, 299; to ._Eg- separate or schismatic forbidden, tion, 53i; his persecution, 558.
lonofCynopolis, 299; onthein- 5o2. Anaphora, the second part of the
carnation and passion of Christ, Altars, symbols of heaven and earth, canon of the liturgy, vii, 534; the
299 seq. vii, 35 x. oblation, 535; prayer of, 555; of
Alexander of Cappadocia, vi, x53; Alusis, letter of, in behalf of the St. James' liturgy, restoration of
epistle of, to the church at Anti- Christians, viii, 688. attempted, 534-
och, x54; to Origen, x54; to the Ahog, referred to, i, I87. Anastaslus quotes Justin, i, 3o2.
Antinoites, I54; to Demetrius of Amanuensis, of Hippolytas, v, zo2. Anastasius Sinaita, referred to, i, 1I5,
Alexandria, x54. Amalthea, goat of, vii, 36. 5'7 °.
Alexander of Lycopolis, life and writ- Amazons, laws of the, viii, 73 x; strange Anathemas, on twelve hereticaltenets,
mgs, vi, 239, 7.4o; theories con- stones of the, i88. vi, 5o, 53.
cerning his history, 253; awit- Ambigmty, of words, Jupiter ensnared Anatolius of Alexandria, paschalca_on
ness to the Christian faith, 253.. by, vi, 489; of Plato, i, 282. of, vi, x46 seq.; Easter table of,
Alexander of Phrygia, martyrdom of, Amen, i, x85, x86; vii, 539, 542; use 25o; on mathematics, x52; life
viii, 782. of, 560. and works, 145-
Alexander of Rome, i, 416. Ambrose, memorial of, vfii, 722, 739; Anaxagoras, called atheist,i, 376; his
Alexander, the Syriarch, falls in love speaks of his conversion, 739; of theory of mind, iii, x92; eosmog-
with Thecla, and brings her be- the folly he found in Homer, 739 ony of, v, 14; testifies to the ex-
fore the governor of Antioch, seq.; exhorts the Greeks to be in- istence of God, vl, I4.
viii, 489; his atrocious conduct structed in the word of God, 74I. Anaximander quoted, i, 274, 376; cos-
toward her, 49o. American editor's elucidations and mogonyoh v, 13.
Alexandria, canons of, v, 257; centre notes; see elucidations. Anaximenes quoted, i, 274; cosmog-
of Christian culture, ii, I65; vi, [Amis, the city of, rift, 558. ony of, v, I4; his theory of God,
257; catechetical school of, ii, IAmmonius, i, I55. vii, z4.
342; letter of Peter of Alexandria IAmnon, sins of, an admonition, viii, Ancestors, authority of, vii, 5o.
to the church at, vi, 28o; presby- 64. Anchises, loved by Venus, vi, 422,
ters of, 298; deacons of, 298; its Amon, an example of a sinner, vii, 4o8.. 485.
ecclesiastical independence, 304. [Amos, prophecy of the hst days, v, _,ncient of days, v, x89.
Alexandria, church of, suffenng and 243. Ancient customs, not adhered to by
martyrdoms in, vi, Io8 seq. ]Amours of Jupiter, viii, 258 , 259. heathens, as well as by Christi-n_
Alexandrian school, its origin from I Amphion quoted, h, 47 o. vi, 459, 46o.
Apollos, vi, 236; its influence on Amphitheatre, to be abhorred evenby Andocides quoted, it, 483, 485.
Catholic theology, 289, 3o3 . heathen, iii, 87; place of blood- Andreas C_,sarensis referred to, i, 155.
Alexandrians, epistle of Dionysius of shed and wickedness, vi, 488. Andrew, i, x53; address of, viii, 92;
Alexandria to the, vi, Io8. Amphitrite, loved by Neptune, vi, 485. rebukes _Peter, 115; ministry of,
Alexis quoted, ii, 273. Amusements, good and bad, ii, 289; in Nicsea, etc., 671.
Alford referred to, i, 399; iii, 465. public (spectacles), forbidden, Andrew, Acts and Martyrdom of, viii,
Alimontlan mysteries, vi, 5oo. to Christians, 29 o. 3_6, 511 seq.; and Matthias, Acts
All saints, homily on, vi, 7z; feast of, Amymone, loved by Neptune, vi, 485. oh 356, 517 seq.; and Peter, Acts
73. Anacharsis, forbids heathen mysteries, of, 526 seq.; conversation be-
Allatius Leo, vii, 533. ii, I77. tween, and .,Egeates, 511 ; threat-
Allegorical explanation of myths, w, Anacreon quoted, li, 483; v, 53- ened by Aggeateswith crucifixion,
464, 47_; rejected by Arnobias, Anacletns,i, 69, 416. 512; cited before the tribunal of
, 475, 47 °. Analogies, heathen, to Christ's doc- Aggeates, 513; apostrophizes the
t_uegories, the, of Orpheus and He- trine, i, I69; to Christ's history, cross, 513, 524; tortured and
siod, relating to the heathen cos- I7O; to the souship of Christ, crucified, 514; discourses to the
mogony, viii, 2oo; relating to I7O. people from the cross, 514; ad-
Jupiter, 2ox; relating to Venus, Analysis of Origen's treatise against dresses .,Egcates from the cross,
2ol; uselessness of, 2ox; an Celsas, iv, 681-688; of Arnobius' 5x4, 515; refuses to be released
after-thoughtoftheheathen, 2o2; treatise against the heathen, vi, from the cross, 515; surrounded
of mythology, 2o3; the bad ac- 556-562. with splendor on the cross-
tions ascribed to the gods at- Ananias, the high-priest of the Jews, his dead body taken down by
tempted to be explained by, 256 , a letter to, from the philosophers Maximilla, 515; another ac-
264; the inventors of these sto- of Hellas respecting Philip, viii, count of--Jesus appears to, and
ties of the gods blameworthy, 504; comes to Hellas to oppose sends him to Matthew, to the

26_, 266.
Alms-glvlng, i, 16, I48; ii, 26, 2o,
54, 578; exhortation to, v, 478-
484; extent of, in the primitive
church, 563; duty of, vii, I78 ,
468, 47o; to whom due, 397;
c_dered by the bishop, 4H; pro-
portion to clergy and others, 411 ,
Philip, 505; discussion of, with
Philip,5os; has his hand dried up
and his eyes blinded. 505; Jesus
appears vLsibly before, yet he re-
mainsin unbelief, 505; receives
his sight through Phihp's prayer,
yet is still impenitent, 5o6; the
earth swallows him up to the
country of the man-eaters, 5o_7a
the Lord, in the disguise
pilot, conducts him by sea to
the place of his destln_" n,,qt8;
requested by the pilot, he relates
the miracles of h_s Teacher, and
the cause of the Jews' rejection
of hlm, 519; glvesa curiousnar-
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rative of the ministry of Jesus,
and of the opposition of men to
him, 519, 52°; carried by the
angels from the boat to the city
of theman-eaters, 52o; visionof
his disciples, 52I ; Jesus appears
to, as a child, 521 ; enters the
city of the man-eaters, and visits
Matthew in prison, 52I; lays
his hands on the men deprived
of sight in prison, and heals
them, 52i, 522; walks about the
city, and beholds its abomina-
tion$, 522; by prayer stays the
hand of inhuman executioners,
523; rebukes the devil, 523 ;
sought for by the man-eaters, he
shows himself to them. 523;
dragged repeatedly by ropes
through the city, tall his hair and
flesh are torn off, 523; causes an
alabaster statue to send forth
water, and flood the city, and
drown the inhabitants, 524 ;
sends down certain bad men in-
to the abyss, 525; brings to hfe
the men that were drowned, 525;
when he is leaving the city Jesus
appears to him as a child, and!
sends him hack, 525; caught up
in a luminous cloud, and con-
veyedtoamountain, wherewere
Peter and others, 526; Jesus up-
pears to, and sends him to a city
of the barbarians, 526 ; what be-
feU him there, 526 seq.
Andromeda, viii, x99.
Anemurium, the city of, Barnabas
preached at, viii, 494.
Angel of the covenant, the Son of
God, v, 627, 631.
Angel guardian, office and benefits of,
vb24; ofmfants, vni,48; of gun-
eration, 49 ; of the sun, 5o.
Angel, an, appears to Anna, viii, 362,
369; to Mary, 363; to Joseph,
364, 373; to Joachim, 370; shows
to the people the vile demon that
dwelt in the temple at Astaruth,
556.
Angels, i,68,88, i18, I48; natureof, iv,
24i , 256; the world not made by,
i, 36I ; could not be ignorant of
the supreme God, 365 ; not es-
sentlally (inherently) good, iv,
257; how they transgressed, i,
19o, 238; vi, 37o; vii, 64, 23I;
unawares, viii, i92; appearance
of, how caused, viii, 49; theirl
freedom, i, 25o, 269, 3ol ; ii, 142;
are spiritual beings, ii, 493; num-
bur of, viii, 585; ministry of, ii,
517, 518, 575; various offices, iv,
264; souls of, iv, 287; the fall of
and its cause, viii, 272; incite to
good and evil, iv, 332; bow su-
tPneriorto men, iv, 5o9; minister-
g spirits, iv, 544, 65o, 664; not
to be invoked, iv, 544, 65o'652,
661; not worshipped by Jews, iv,
54-5; inferior given to Gentlles, il,
524; bear sway over nations, viii,
178; guardian, il, 533; viii, Io8;
FATHERS: INDEX OF
gtve in to God at sun-setting their
report of the conduct of men,
viii, 575; the two, ii, 24, attend
men at their death, viii, 576;
fallen, evil seducers, vfii, I4o;
discoveries made by, 273; taught
idolatry, iii, 62, astrology, 65,
astronomy, divination, and other
arts, vili, 49; the giant offspring
! of, 273; demons sprung from
the fallen, 274; the metamor-
phoses of, 272; the nantes of,
used as incantations, vi, 425;
called days, viii, 5o; different or-
ders of, 50; of human flesh, un-
born, iii, 328.
Anger, 1, x7, 35, 54; ii, 49; defined,
vii, 274 ; necessary to punish-
ment, 274; of God, against sin,
273; unlike man's, 277 ; wRnessed
to by the sibyls, 278, and by the
oracle of Apollo, 279; the ntis-
chief of, vhb 25; righteous, I53,
205; of God, a treatise by Lac-
tantms, vd, 259 seq.
AnicetuS, i, 416, 569; iii, 63o.
!Animal men, the, of the Valentinians,
i, 324; pass into the intermediate
habitation, 326.
Animals, creation of, vii, 6o, 382 ; nox-
ious, I99; figure of, 286; the-
ories of Epicurus, 287; man
closely allied to the other, vi, 44o,
44I, 443, 444; man not morally
superior to the other, 52o, 52I ;
deified and worshipped, 42o; viii,
x48; cloven-footed, i, x44 ; rural-
nant, I43 ; forbidden or allowed
as food to Israel, spiritual signifi-
cance of, 143; clean and un-
clean, a figure of the gift of the
Holy Spirit, 533 ; a figure of the
church, Jews and heretics, ii,
555 ; and plants, illustrating the
providence of God, viii, I72.
Animosity of the Jegs, viii, 9x.
Anna, type of the Gentiles, vi, 391.
Anna, the wife of Joachim, bewails
her barrenness, via, 36x, 369 ; is
visited by an angel, and promised
u child, 362, 369; gives birth to
Marymher song of praise; 362,
371 ; married to Cleophas after
the death of Joachim, 382.
Aunas, the son of, killed by the child
Jesus, viii, 378, 395
Annas and Caiaphas, various refer-
ences to, viii, 416, 423, 425, 433,
447seq.,51z;inheritLevi'scurse,
v, x64.
Annubion (also Anubion), and Ap-
pion, vm, zo5, 2°7, 252, 342,
344; explains the design of Simon
Magus' transformation of Faus-
tinianus, 2o7, and of Fanstus,
344; persuades Matthidia to go
to Antioch with Faustlnianus,
zo7, 2o8.
Annunciation, the, homilies on, vi, 58-
7I.
Anointing, viii,89;m baptism, v, 376;
vii, 43 I, 469, 476; thanksgiving
at, 476.
SUBJECTS.
Anonymous writers quoted, ii, 288,
29z, 337, 385, 473, 475.
Ausus appointed bishop of Rome by
Peter, viii, 675.
Auswer to the Jews, atreatisebyTer.
ralllan, iii, I5i seq.; date of, 151
occasion of writing, zSL
Ant, Jupiter's conversion into an, vi,
485.
Antaradus, vfii, 292.
Ante-Nicene theology, its freedom
from errors, iv, 223; reliance on
Holy Scripture, 223; its under.
standing of church teaching, 240,
382, 383 .
Anterus, Epistle of, viii, 626 seq.
Anthem, the, vn, 553-
Anthrobians, the, vii, i33.
Anthropopathism of God, how ex-
plained, ii, 362 ; v, 6I I, 615, 644.
Anthropos,meanmgoftheterm, vii,4 L
Antichrist, i, 34, i38; vii, 2z5, 354;
prophecy of, v, I9o, 2o4-2o6 ,
2x4, 2io, 217, 243 seq. ; springs
from the tribe of Dan, 2o7; his
two advents, 217; coming of, iv,
211 ; at hand, v, 346, 349 ; how
prefigured, i, 558; his reign and
death, 558; different names
answering, 559; the fraud, pride,
and tyranny of the kingdom of,
553; concentrates in himself the
apostasy, 557; the ideal evil, iv,
594; the number of the name of,
i, 558, 559; the man of sin iii, 453,
463; seen by Esdras in Tartarus,
a description of, viii, 572, 573;
seen and described by John, 582,
time of the continuance of, 583-
Antichrist and Christ, a treatise of
Hippolytus on, v, 2°4 seq-, 243.
Anfidoron, the, vii, 356.
Anfimachus quoted, ii, 483.
Antinoites, epistle of Alexander of
Cappadocia to the, vi, 154.
Antioch, church at, i, 48, 85, 9 i, 96,
ioo, i29; epistle of Alexander of
Cappadocia, to, vi, 154; seat of
early Christians, ii, 87; see of
Theophilus, 88; excitement at,
caused bySimon Magus, viii, 2o6.
Antiochians, genuine and supposed
epistle of Ignatius to them,
wherein he speaks of his bonds,
of the true doctrine concerning
Christ against the views of early
heretics, and exhorts them to
certain duties, i, xlo-xz2.
Antiochus, v, 184,214.
Antiochus of Cyzicum, sacrilege of, vi,
515 .
Antipas, martyr, iii, 646.
Antiphanes, the theogony of, i, 376;
quoted, ii, 272.
Antipho quoted, ii, 483.
Antipodes, theory of, incredible, vii,
94-
Antiquity, the most fertile source of
errors, vi, 429-
Antisthenes, testifies to the unity of
God, vii, 14; quoted, ii, 193,47o.
Antonianus, epistle of Cyprian to, v,
327.
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Antonines, the, ii, 5. Apollodorus quoted, ii, 179, 455-
Antonines, Emperor, epistle in behalf ApoUonias, i, 59-
of the Christxans, i, I86; is ex- Apolioning the Magian, vi, 428.
horted by Melito to acquaint Apollonias of Tyana, vii, I38 , 139.
himself with God, and to seek Apollomus, viii, 748, 775; writes
the way of truth, viii, 75 _ seq. against Montanism, 775-
Antonius Mellssa quotes Justin, i, Apollus, i, 18; probable founder of
3o2. Alexandrian theology, vi, 236.
Antonius, father of Simon Magus, viii, Apologies, of Justin for Christians, i,
98 . 163-I93; of Tertullian. in, 17-55 ;
Antony and Cleopatra, history of, vi, dateof, 9, I7,2t; successof, H.
135- Apologists, early Christian, oh, 136,
Anubis, dog-faced, vi, 517 . 14o.
AnytUS, ii, 66. Apology of MeLito addressed to Mar-
Apator, 1,• 322. cus Aurelius Antoninas, frag-
Apelles, history of, hi, 257 , 526; v, taunts from, viii, 758 seq.; of
H5, I47. Claudius Apollinaris, bishop of
orxgin of his heresy, 257 ; his Hierapolis, 748, 772.
views concerning Chmt's Apopomp,'eas or Averter, iv, 329.
body, 526, 529, 653; answer Apostasy, concentrated in Antichrist,
to, 527 . l, 557.
Aphorism, a striking one, v, 23o. Apostates, i, 68, 7h 82, 83; ii, 5o.
Aphrodite, viii, 198; and Kronos,265. Apostles, ii, I4_ 49, 5I; mission of,
Apion, the grammarian, ii, 6o. vii, 3oi ; ordinances as to the
Apis, born in thePeloponnese, vi, 422; ministry, i, I6, I7, 18, 66, 84;
called Serapis by the Egyptians, prefigured by the bells of the
422 ; those punished who revealed priest's robe, 215; not types of
the abode of, 5o9. the twelve _eons, 389 ; did not
Apocalypse, commentary on the, vii, begin to preach till endued with
344 seq.; notes on, 36o; vision the Holy Spirit, 414; their labors
of interpreted, iv, 16o; early re- and martyrdom, v, 254, 255; iii,
celved at Rome, v, 6oo; how 648; preached on God, i, 414,
understood, vi, 82; authorship of, 417; the doctrine of, 429 seq ;
83, zIO; purpose of, vii, 36o; how sent by Christ, iii, 252; the
saturates the liturgies, 56I. teaching of, rift, 667 seq.; Christ
Apocalypses, Apocryphal, vxii, 358. lifted up before the eyes of, 667 ;
Apocrisarii, meaning of, viii, 61o. revealed the whole truth, iii, 254,
Apocrypha of the New Testament, in- 266; challenged by Caiaphas, viii,
troductory notice to, viii, 349 seq. 89 ; their pubhc discussions with
Apocryphal books, condemned, vii, the Jews, 92, 93; appeal to
457; of the Marcosians, i, 344. the Jews, 94; tumult raised
Apollo, son of Jupiter and Latona, vi, against the, 95, 96; go to an
46o, 483, 485; son of Minerva upper room in Jerusalem, 667 ;
and Vulcan, 48o, 48I ; accom- receive the Holy Ghost, 667; up-
panied his mother in her wander- point laws and ordinances, 668;
ings, 422; found refuge on a their different fields of labor,
floating island, 422 ; called 535, 671 seq. ; miraculously
Clarian, DeLian, Didymean, Phi- brought together to Bethlehem to
lesian, Pythian, 419; bow-bear- Mary before her assumption, 588;
ing, 4_2, 483; Sminthian, 473; miraculously conveyed back to
deceived those who enriched hm their respective spheres, 594;
temples, 484 ; served Admetas how to be received, on, 38o, 383;
and Laomedon, 484 ; pirates preaching of, expounded, 454-
plundered and burned
of, 516 (note); temples
identified with _i_6; of
first bishops
council of, 454, 455;
ordained by
Bacchus and the sun, 473 ; Rit- them, 477; tradition of, the test
uals of Numa did not contain of true belief, iv, 239; taught
name of, 462 ; four gods named, some things of faith, others of
48o ; human heads offered to Dis opinion, 239; character and
and Saturn by advice of, 46°, powerof, 423,49i ; the marriage
and Neptune, the Penates, 475 ; of, ii, 541,543; seeds of heresy
Hyperoche and Laodice buried noted by them, iii, 259; their days
in temple of Delian, 5o8 ; Tel- to be honored, vii, 495 ; liturgy
messus buried under the altar of, vii, 561-569; false, viii, I4_..
of, 508, 509; god of music, 526; [ Apostle (Epistle), the, vii, 553, 561"
mistresses of, 485 ; represented I Apostles, seat of the, the last in-
with lyre and plectrum, 511; his[ stance in trials against bishops,
disgraceful conduct, vii, 19. 226 ; I viii, 6o9.
on the unity of God, 17 ; on his I Apostles, Peter and Paul, remains of,
anger against sin, 279; on inn- at Rome, v, 6ol.
mortality, 2Io; his utterance re- [ Apostolic churches, origin of, iii, 252;
specting Jesus, 112; and Daphne, 1 the faith held in their communion
ii, 73. ] only, 253; succession in faith and
SUBJECTS. x43
bishops, 258, 26o; hold Scripture
as the basis of fall. 26a; wit-
hess to the apostles' teaching
against heresies, 286.
Apostolic constitutions quoted, i, 68,
154. See a/so Constitutions.
ApostoLic fathers,writingsof, i,I-I55;
introductory note to, vii.
Apostolic sees, equality of, v, I57.
Apparel of women, a treatise by Ter-
tullian on the, iv, x4se q.
Apparitions, v, 38.
Appeal to the Greeks, i, 287, _89.
Appion, meets and salutes Clement,
viii, 253 ; previous gcquaintance
of Clement with, and trick phyed
on, 253; second discussion with
Clement, 262; and Annubion,
2o5, 252, 342; in quest of Faus-
tus, and return to Peter, 345.
Apsethus the Libyan, story of, v, 74.
Apuieius, vii, I38.
Aquarius, type of those born under,
v, 34.
Aquila, companion of the apostles,
vii, 453.
Aquila, on Simon Magus, viii, 98 seq.,
232, seq.; question of, as to re-
sponsibility, Io2; and Niceta sent
by Peter to Laodicea, I57 , 297,
and with Clement to Tyre, 25I ,
252; story of their shipwreck,
t62; discovers his mother, 163,
[ 3oo; story of their shipwreck and
[ introduction to Simon Magus told
[ by Nxcetas, 163; and Nicetas
[ recognize each other as brothers,
I 3oo; plead with Peter for the im-
] mediate baptism of their mother,
zo4, 3oh 302; discussion with
the old workman about genesis,
I76-I82; his father, long lost
to him, found in the old work-
man, 19o, x91; remarks on the
cosmological and mythological
allegories of the heathen, 2oi
seq.
Aquila, vi, I64, 166, and Theodotion
their interpretation of Is& vii, I4,
referred to, i, 45 L
Aquileia, church of, custom in, iii, 585.
Aquilins, vi, 424.
Aquinas referred to, iv, 166.
Arabia, Christianity
in, el, 438. tested by miradas
Arabians, worshipped an unshaped
stone, vi, 5Io; laws of the, viii,
73 L
Aradug Peter's excursion to, ami o¢-
currencesthere, viil, I59.
Aratas, v, 27, author of heretical
oFmlons, 42.
Aratus quoted, ii, 97, x9z, _o3, 468;
v, 42, 43, 44, 63; vii, 36, 14o,
I41"
Arcadia, i, 43; Man born in, vi, 484 .
Arcesilas, his philosophy, vii, 72; does
not distingt_h the knowable and
unknowable, 72.
Archavir of Persia succeeded by hi,
son Ardachhh viii, 792.
Archelans, the Athenian, I, 274; coa-
mogony of, v, 15-
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Archelans, king, commits suicide, viii, Armenians, believed that one God was
A_ns, bishop, vi, x76; date and
character of his writings, 177.
ArchesiLa_ affirms that man knows
nothing, vi, 437-
Archilochus referred to, ii, Io9, 473,
481 ; iv, 441.
Archimedes, his orrery, vii, 48; his
hydraulic organ, iii, 193.
Archinns quoted, ii, 485.
Archytas assigns all t_ings to num-
bets,home
Ardaha, vi, 437.
of Montanus, vii, 335-
Ardach_s succeeds Archav_r as king
of Persia, vih, 7oz; is maintained
by Abgar, 703 .
Aretas referred to, viii, 36.
Argives, their kings, ii, 8o.
Argos, destruction by fire of temple of
istence of evil in the world ac-
cause of all divine manifestations, cording to, viii, 194; test of, I95;
-d, 480. baffled by free-wi]J, x95
Arnobius, life, character, and writings Astronomers, v, 28; system of Pythag-
of, vi, 4o5-4II; editions of his ora_, 84.
works, 4Io; his own account of Astronomy, invented by the Baby-
his conversion, 423. Ionians, ii, 65; how economized
Arsinoe, loved by ApoUo, vi, 461. by demons, 68; mystery of, 5oi.
Art, wisdom given by God, ix, 3o4; of Astrotheosophists, the, v, 42-
man, no proof of participation in AteUane farces, vi, 53 t .
the Divine nature, vi, 44I. Athamas quoted, ii, 484.
Artemis, viii, 264. Athanasian creed, v, 237; its date and
Artemon,
Arts, not heretic,
invented v,by6oI.
the Greeks, n,
"" I Athanasius
authority,referred
rib 366
to, ii, 25, 57.
65, but mostlybybarbarians, 317; Atheism, charged upon the Christians,
heathen, anticipated in the Old i, 164; ii, I3o; charge retorted
Testament, lii, 97- on heathen, fi, I31; absurdity of
Ascension of Moses referred to, iv, this charge, 134.
328. Atheists, philosophers proved to be
Ascension of Christ, vii, i22, 241 ; viii, such, ii, lX3; mysteries of the,

Juno at,the,
Argument, vi, 5oi6.Justin's apology, 422, 432-444;
rated, to be
vii, 448, 495 eommemo-
; viii, 668. 177.
Athenagoras, an Athenian philosopher,
stated, i, 17o. Ascription to Christ, vh, 464 . ii, 127; embraces Christianity,
Argumentsinfavorofattendingshows, Aser, v, I65, I66. i25, t27; one of the earliest
refuted, ih, 79, 8o. Asher, the patriarch, speaks to his apo1ogLstS, I25, I27; is men-
Argus, slain by Mercury, vi, 48o, 517• children concerning two faces, of tioned by Methodms and Philip
Ariadne, i, I7o. vice and virtue, viii, 3o, 3I; ex- of Side, I27; writes a plea for the
Arian heresy, condemned, vi, 4o; boris them to walk in the way of Christians, I29-148, and on the
epistles on the, 29 x seq. truthand righteousness, 3 x; death resurrection of the dead, I49-I62;
Atians, the, vii, x33. of, 32. introductory notice to the writ-
Artsteas, story of, iv, 474- Asia, afflicted with mice and locusts ings of, 125-I27.
Aristides, epistle of Juhus Africanus because of the Chrisfians, vi, 417; Athene, vui, 2oi.
to, vi, x25 seq. Christianity attested by nuracles Athenians, made their Hernae like
Aristion, i, x53, I54. in, 438 Alcibxades, vi, 51L
Aristippns, ii, 65; and Lais, vii, 84, Asiarchs, office of, i, 4L Athenodorus, viii, 253, 345.
237. Ass, of Balaam, a type, I, 572; sacri- Athens, fall of temple of Bacchus at,
Ansto of Pella, viii, 747, 749; extracts riced to Priapus, vii, 36. vi, 516; Cecrops buried in temple
from his disputation of Jason and Ass's head, charge of worshipping re- of Minerva at, 5o8.
Paptscus, 749, 75°. luted, ifi, 5o. Atlantis, the fabled island, vi, 4I 5.
Aristobulus quoted, ii, 487, 52o. Assemani referred to, vii, 533. Atlas, prop of the skies, vi, 461 ;
Aristochlanus, bishop, viii, 495. Assembling together, the duty of, wii, grandfather of Mercury, 469.
Atormc theory of Epicurus, stated, vi,
Ariston quoted, ii, x13- z 51.
Aristophanes quoted, ii, 483, 485 • Assembly (synod) composed of clergy 84; refuted by analogies, 85, by
Aristotle, flatters Alexander, fi, 65; and lruty, v, 3IO. the constitution of the universe,
disagrees with Plato, i, 275, and Asses, sacrificed to Mars by the 86, by the human constitution,
deserts him, iv, 436; flight of, iv, Scythians, vi, 484 88.
425; theory of mind of, ill, x92; Associations, pernicious, denounced, Atoms, theory of, wi, 87; doctrine of,
theory of substance and accidents, viii, 58. viii, I7o; the concourse of, could
v, x9, of the soul, 2o; general Assumption, the, of Mary, vifi, 359, not make the world, 17o; more
sketch of his philosophy, Iol; 591, 594. difficulties of the theory of, t7o.
adds a fifth element to the primary Assyrians, war of Bactrians with, vi, Atossa, n, 65.
causes, vi, 437; affirmed that 4x5; the country of the, allotted Attagi, Phrygian name of goats, vi,
Minerva was the moon, 472; on to Add_eus, viii, 656; liturgy of, 492.
the unity of God, vii, 14; quoted, vii, 57o. Attalus, i, 96; martyr, viii, 779, 781,
iii, 199, 5o9 • Astarnth, an Indian god, silenced by 782.
Aristotelian philosophy in the early Bartholomew, viii, 553. Attulus, sent from Phrygia to Rome a
church, vi, 57. Asterius Urbanus, date and character stone as the Great Mother, vi,
Aristoxenes, denies the mind, vii, 297. of, vii, 333. 538.
Arithmeticians, pretenders to proph- Astreges, brother of King Polymins, Attendants of Peter, names of the,
eey, v, 3o; interpret life by aura- incited against Bartholomew, per- viii, 229
bets, 31,45. secutes and kills him, viii, 557" Attica, visited by Ceres, vi, 504,
Arius, heresiarch, ordained, and de- Astrologers, viii, 185; prodigies of, v, Attis, worshipped in the temples of
posed by Peter of Alexandria, vi, 28; book of the, viii, 721. Cybele, w, 424; son of Nana,
262, 265; restored, 268; hisfinal Astrological lore, viii, I87; reputation 492; loved by Cybele, 486, 492;
excommunication, 29o; his here- of, I87 self-mutilation and death of, 492;
sies refuted, 291-297. Astrology, invented by fallen angels, rites established in honor of, 492
Ark of the covenant, i, 394; atypeof iii, 65, by demons, vii, 65, 232; ] (note); explained as the sun,
Christ's body, 570, 576; of the allied to magic, iii, 65; basis of 5o5 •
church, % 658. heretical teaching, v, 24; fallacy Attributes of God, viii, 237, 283; how
Ark, Noah's dimensions of, iv, 516. of its _rocesses. 2_: horoscope, ] related to his substance, iii, o22.
Armenia, becomes tributary to Rome, founda'tion of," 25_;" refuted b'y Auberlen referred to, iii, 57o.
viii, 7O2; divided after Abgar's facts, 37; folly of, 43; Peratic [ Augias quoted, ii, 483-
death, 7o6. system derived from, 6I ; the ex- I Augustine, St., influence of, on the
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German reformation, iii, 3; re-
ferred to, iii, 39; viii, 35, 37, 44.
Augustus, Emperor, refused divine
honors, iii, 43; ordered a census,
viii, 365, 374-
Aulus, capitol named from', vi, 5o9.
Aurelian. persecutor, vfi, 303.
Aurelius, confessor, v, 3IX; ordained
reader, 3II.
Aurelius of ChuUabi, on baptism, v,
72•
Aure_"us of Utica, on baptism, v, 569.
Aurehus Marcus, 1, 187; Lightfoot on,
rid, 778.
Aurora's love of Tithonus, vi, 485 .
Aus_a, viii, 87.
Authority, apostolic, vii, IO6.
Authors, profane, ii, xxI ; their igno-
rance, xIt ; their contradictions,
11 x.
Autogeues, i, 353-
Autolycus, an idolater and scorner of
Authors quoted;il,see
Christians, 89; Quoted
addressauthors.
of The- Baptism,
bphilusto. 94-22I; misled by false
accusations, 112; concludingad-
vice to, 12I.
Autun inscription, vii, 536.
Avarice, effects of, viii, 22o.
Ave Maria, vii, 546.
Aventine, Jupiter drawn down to the,
vi, 459.
Avenging of the Saviour, the, viii, 354,
472 seq.
Ayes quoted, ii, 96.
Aviricius Marcellus, vii, 335, 338.
Axe, the, made to float by means of
wood, i, 572; 10ad at the root,
573; v, 595.
Axionicus, opimon of, concerning the
body of Jesus, v, 89.
Azarias, i, x7, t78; proof of resurrec-
tion, 531; his persecution, 558.
Babai, sister of Sharbil, killed on the
spot where she caught the blood
of her brother, vhi, 684; is buried,
684.
Babel, the tower of, fi, xo6; raised to
Zoroaster, viii, x4I.
Babylon, identified with Rome, v, 2x x ;
symbol of the Roman State, vix,
352; judgment of, mApocaJypse,
v, 212.
Babylonians, invention of the, ii, 65;
system of the, v, 40.
Bacchanalia, two kinds of, vi, 496,
497. sonotbe
Bacchus, "_ m-le
_ ,vi, 473,483;
dashed by lightning from hLs
mother's womb, 422; born again
from his father's thigh, 483;
giver of a good vintage, 459;
represented as effeminate, 5II;
and as bearing a drinking-cup,
517; 2MI.alli&splayed at rites of,
50o; identzfied with the sun, 473 ;
goats sacrificed to, 525 (note);
called Evius, 5oo, Nysins, 5oo,
Zag_ens, 497, Bromias, 483; torn
in pieces by Titans, 424, 497;
destruction of temple at Athens
of, 5x6; character of, vii, 226;
FATHERS: INDEX OF
fable about invented by the devil,
i, 233.
Bacchyhdes quoted, fi, 470, 483.
Bacchylus, viii, 477-
Bacis, the soothsayer, vi, 43 L
Backbiting, ii, 49-
Bacon referred to, iv, 73.
Bactrian, Zoroaster a, vi, 428.
Bactrians, war of Assyrians with, vi,
4t5; laws of the, vfil, 73 x.
Baehr, referred
Baebulus, the Magian,
to, vi, 339-
vi, 428.
Balaam, i, 571; forbidden to curse
Israel, 572; is slain, 573; his ass
a type, 572.
Bald Venus, the, vii, 33.
Balsamon, commentary on Peter of
Alexandria's canons, vi, 269-278.
Bancroft referred to, i, 552.
Banquet, the, of the ten virgins, by t
Banquet, the, of the gods, vi, 531 ;
vii1, 2o3.
Methodius,
vi, 309-355,
prefigured 382"
in the Old Testa- I
ment, i, 144; of Jesus not a type
of the thirty _eons, 39o; of Christ,
ill, 675; why, rift, 44 (homily
on, w, 68-7I), example to Chris-
tians, v, 236, effect of, ii, 215;
Christian, i, 183, 2ol ; names and :
effects, ii, 215, 216; directions re-
garding, wi, 379, 382; grace in,
v, 276, 388 seq.; called illumina-
tion, 1, x83; ii, I26; with faith
and repentance, ii, 217; iii, 66I,
662; for the remission of sins, li,
222, 36I ;iii, 293, 669; v, 354; Baptized, the, eucharistic prayer for,
viii,269; in goodworks, viii, 275;
extinguishes the fire of sin, 185;
removes the unclean spirits from Barabbas preferred to Jesus, viii, 42o,
men, 1I6; the seal, ii, 349, 462 ;
a birth into Christ, li, 439; typi- Barbarians, their rites of worship, vii,
fled in the Apocalypse, vi, 337;
the wedding garment, viii, x4z, Barbeliotes, doctrines of, i, 353.
274; first of Christian mysteries, Barcochebas, i, I73.
ii, 46I ; the sign of regeneratton, Bardesanes, life of, viii, 722; dialogue
vfii, 43; not to be repeated, ii,
36i; v, 360; vii, 456; mast be
preceded by fasung, viii, x64;
renunciation in, ii, 73; iil, 85; vii Barjesas met by Barnabas and Mark,
476; promises made in, viii, 62I ;
consecration of water for, vii, 477; Bark, used in ancient times for cloth-
chrism in, v, 376; vii, 43h 469,
476; in,672; imposition of hands Barnabas, i, 133; ii, 354, 579; vii,
necessary after, lit, 672; viii, 62I ;
requisite to communion, vii, 4x4;
not to be hastily given, iii, 662;
reservation of, 456;
berefused, vii, 361, 426; not to
sinafter, n,
438; vii, 398; why possible, vi,
365; of water, v, 36o, 670; of
the Spirit, v, 669, 67I; of fire, v,
676; wRh Spirit and fire, mean-
ing of, viii, 46; of blood, iii, 677;
v, 676; compared to a stream,
vfii, 43; substituted for sacrifices,
viii, 88; is imitated by demons,
i, x83; outward simplicity of, a
stumbling-block to unbelief, but a
motive to faith, iii, 669; con-
trusted with heathen ceremonial,
669; formula implies the church,
672; none out of the church, v,
SUBJECTS. I45
37_, 385, 565 seq.; necemity of,
viii, x_4, 29o; objection to its
necessRy, iii, 674, 676; received
by the aposfles_ ii, 578; iii, 67_;
oneness of, iii, 676; use of, viii,
I_5 , 290; fl-d._t_t
of, Vii, 4_; rit_$
oh vii, 431; customs of, ill, 94,
Io3; seasons for, iii, 678; prepa.
ration for, 679; Lord's Prayerat,
vii, 43i; candidates for, to be
vii, 469; invitation
examined, vii, 494, 495;
to, viii,
office132;
of,
multitudes receive, viii, i33;
types of, iii, 673; clinic, valid, v,
4ol, 419; heretical baptism in-
valid, iii, 676; v, 377; vii, 456;
and disallowed by African court-
ells, vi, Io2; and council of C4tr-
thage on, v, 565-572; may be
given by laymen, not by women,
infants to be deferred, flit 678
(not to be delayed, v, 353 seq.);
iii, 677
of (by neither,
the eunuch, ill, vii,
678;429); of
of the
unmarried, iii, 678; of the Sa-
maritan converts, v, 381; true
immersion in, vii, 5o2; by Peter,
viii, 251 ; of John, not celestial,
ill, 674; not administered by
Christ, 674 , nor by St. Paul, 676;
of St. Paul, 676; not received by
Abraham, 676; Calnite heresy
concerning, iii, 669; for the dead,
how understood, iii, 449, _.8I; a
treatise by Tertullian on, tit, 669
seq., iutroductionto, 669.
vii, 484; privileges of the, viii,
278.
442.
229"
of, with Avida, 723 seq.; opinion
of, coucerning the body of Jesus,
v, 89; referred to, viii, 87.
viii, 495; opposes Barnabas, 495.
ing, vi, 459-
453; comes to Rome, viii, 78;
preaches Christ there, 78, 79;
Clement's interposition in his
behalf, 79;
course with, Clement's
9; depurtureinter-
of,
from Rome, _; addresses the
Jews at Jerusalem, 93; preaches
at Alexandria, 225; is interrupted
by the crowd, 225; defended by
Clement, 225, 226; instructs
Clement, 226; departs fromAlex-
andria, 226; the Acts of, 355,
493 seq.; the contention between
Paul and, 493, 494; with Mark,
494; comes to Anemurium, and
_:maCh_d th_r_o 49_ ordailts
• " p Oyprus,
495; visits Lapithus aud Lsmj_t-
distus, 494, 495; rea_es rltpaos
I46 ANTE--NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

and meets Barjesus there, 495 ; Bath, behavior in, ii, 279; right use receives Clement, Aquila, and
vhdts Curium, 495; entertained of, 282. Nicetarb 252; reports the doings
by Ariatocllanus, 495; oppo_d Bathin_ promiscuous, to be shunned, of Simon Magus, 252.
by Barjesmb 495; comes to ci- vii, 395. Beron, and Felix, v, 23I ; heretic,
fium, 495 ; from Citium sails to Banbo, entertainer of Ceres at Elen- confounds the natures of Christ,
Salamis, 495; the .Jews, excited sis, vi, 499. 241-234.
by Barjesus, burnhtm: his ashes Bean, prohibited by Pythagoras, ii, Berosus, ii, 80, 12I.
deposited by Mark in a cave, ! 383, 403. Bernard, St., referred to, i, xo2; ill,
Beards on, ii, 31I ; Clement's defence 53, 69t; viii, 37.
Bar_, epistle of, wherein he warns of, ii, 276 , 277. Beryl, or Tharses, v, i8z.
his readers against Judaism, and Beast, the, i, 557, 558; ii, 18; number Berytus, school of Roman law, vi, 4,
seeks to explain some Je ".wishcus- of, vii, 356, no certain interpreta- 16.
tom, i, I37-149; quoted, n, 354, tion, v, ]IS; mark of, v, 249. Bethlehem, Christ's birth in, foretold,
355, 362, 366, 372,459; iv, 97, Beatitudes,.true teaching of, ii, 413, iv, 418; Joseph goes to, with
424. 441 ; m, 7]2;..]provisions for the Mary, and Jesus is born in, viii,
Bargamya, viii, 685,688; preaches the Lord's way, vm, 44. 365 ; the cave of, in which Jesus
gospel to Sharbil, 676 seq.; ac- Beausobre referred to, ii, 380; v, Io7. was born, 365 .
cused before Lysinus for having Beauty, true and false, ii, 27]. Bethune referred to, ii, 284.
converted Sharbil, 685 ; is brought "Because of the angels," interpreted, Biblias, martyrdom of, viii, 780.
before the judge, 686 ; is ira- ii, 578. Bidding prayer, v, 485, 532; the free
prisoned, 686; brought again be- Becher, an Indian god, acknowledges prayer of primitive Christians, 532,
fore the judge, 686; refuses to the true God, and Bartholomew 538 •
worship the gods, 687; martyr- as his servant, viii, 553. Binding of Mars and Venus, explained
dom and tortures of, 685, 687 ; is Bede referred to, ii, .346. allegorically, vi, 505 .
set free, 688. Beetle, fable concerning, ii, 449, 476. Bingham referred to, i, 335, 439; ii,
Bartholomew, address of, viii, Beetles, temples erected to, vi, 4zo. 33, 343.
canon of, vii, 492; when a _3_ Beggar woman, the, of Aradus, viii, Birds, allowed as food to Israel, i, 143;
restored to life by the child Jesus, 15o ; turns out to be the mother the two (Lev. xlv), 3ol.
viii, 4 H ; visits with Philip the of Clement, 159-I6I. Birth and death, law of, ii, 584 .
city of Ophioryma, 497; beaten Beginning, as apphed to creation, iii, Birth of Christ, apocryphal fables con-
and shut up in the temple of the 488. cerning, vi, I27; nature, prophe-
viper, 499; his hands are nailed Behavior, circumspect, examples of, cies, andto types
feast of, be kept,of,vii,386,
443, 389;
495.
to the gate of the temple, 500, viii, 65.
508; delivered, Philip's directions Being, definition of, ii, 580. Birth, the old and new, vifi, ]84.
to, 5oi, 51o; goesto India, where Beings, incorporeal and corporeal, iv, Birthdays of the gods, vi, 53 I.
the god Astaruth is silenced at 262; evil, turned to good account, Bishopric, authority and labor of, vih,
his presence,553; the godBecher viii, 14o. 250.
acknowledges him to be a servant Believers, a spiritual temple, i, 147 ; Bishops, how a_peinted, v, 366; vii,
of the true God, 553; description what Christ is m them, i, 1I, I4, 38i, 48i, 4_2; character of, 396,
of, 553; casts out a demon, 554; I5, ]8, 53; how justified, ii, 58o; 398; examination of, 397; duues
King Polymius sends for him to escape the destruction at the end of, i, 69, 85, 9o, 94, 96, 99, too;
heal his demoniac daughter, of the world, viii, 775. viii, 219; labors and reward of,
which he does, refusing reward, Bel and Dragon, i, 467 . viii, 121 ; to be consulted in all
554; preaches to the king, 534; Bellarmine referred to, iii, 299. things, i, 5o, 69, 79, 83, 89;
compels a demon to contess Bellerophon, i, 17o. honored, 5], 6I, 9o, 95, xoo;
Christ9 555, and to confess the Beilona, vii, 38. obeyed, i, 60; viii, 221, 251;
malicious works of the devil, 555; Bellon_e, vi, 4_o, 47 L subjection to, i, ] 7, 5°, 66, 69;
by aword destroys theidols, 556; Bells on the priest's robe, a figure, i, right of, viii, 633; successors to
his prayer to God, 556; King 215. the apostles in ralmg and teach-
Astreges, incited against l_n, or- Bells, v, 258. ing, v, io; to give reproof, vii,
ders him to be cast into the sea, Benedicite (song of the three chil- 398; not to receive bribes nor
557; martyrdom of, 357, 553 dren) not in the Hebrew of spare offenders, 399, 415, but to
seq. Daniel, iv, 386. be merciful to the penitent, 4oo,
Baruch, book of, remarkable passage Benedicuon, forms of, i, 15, 21,3o,43, 408, 4x5; to govern, not be gov-
in, v, zg.4; heretical book of Jus- 58 , 72 , 85 , 92, 96. erned, 4oz ; patterns of right hv-
tinus, 69-73. Benedictmns, vii, 538, 541, 543, 547, ing, 4o3; to seek out and save
Basilides, bishop, epistle of Dionysius 5_3; final, 548, 68. ... the erring and sinful, 4o4, 405;
of Alexandria to, vi, 94 seq. Benedlctas, epistle o? Callistus to, wu, not to be hasty in excommum-
Basiiides, heretic, i, 7I; iii, 649; v, 6]3. cating, 4o5, 413; content with
ioo; vii, 453; doctrines of, i, 348; Benevolence, of God, I, 459. little, 4o8; distributing offerings to
ii, 355, 358, 38I, 4°2, 437: 44o, Benjamin, the patriarch, speaks of his those in need, 4o8; stand between
445; follower of Aristotle, v, birth, viii, of his being recognized God and theby people,
maintained 4o9; to
the Church, be
4o9;
xo3; absurd notions of, as to the by Joseph, 36; exhortshischildren
death of Jesus, i, 349 ; gener_ to follow the example of Joseph, stand in place of the high-pries_
description of his cosmogony an_ 36, to have a pure mind, 36, to 4]o; govern by the authority o
theology, v, 1o4-Io8; sum ol flee the evil-doing of Beliar, 37, God, 41o; the office of, not to be
heretical opinions, v, 144; refu- that they may have a part in the taken by anyone to himself,41o;
tatlon of, i, 412 ; ii, 423; teacher kingdom of the Lord, 37; cm- offerings to be brought to, 41o;
of dualism, vi, 233. dudes with a reference to the to be honored as fathers, before
rulers and kings, 412; not to be
Bafilidians, i, 212. Apostle Paul, 37"
Basmotheans, heretics, deny divine Bereeyntian, goddess, vi, 494. resPeetersofpers°ns,4tS;)udges
of causes, but with the assistance
Ba_providence, _ 45 _ Berington referred to, i, 415 .
, i, 59. B_--aice, daughter of Justa, viii, 252; of presbyters and deacons, 418;
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to give sentence in due propor-
tion to the sin, 4z8; to hear both
sides,4tS; to give public warning
against contentions, 42o; throne
of, in the church, 4-2l; noothers
to ordain, 43o; whom to ordain
and to refuse, 43I; ordained by
God when duly chosen, v, 340,
34z; to be ordained by three
bishops, vii, 432, 493, 5oo, of the
province and in public, v, 37h
4x7 ; in the Church, and the
Church in the bishop, v, 374; to
provide..for orphans, and others in
need, va, 433; list of those or-
dained by the apostles, 477; how
chosen and ordained, 481,482;
prayer at their ordination 482,
483; not to leave their charge,
ol ; to submit to the chief
ishop, 5o2; sundry regulations
concerning, 5oz; synods to be
held by, 5o2; how represented,
ii, I4, 52; each holds an undi-
vided part in the one episcopate,
v, 423; not to ordain outside of
the dtocese, vi, x64; no "bishop
of bishops," v, 565; prayer for
the, vii, 55t-553, 556; when ac-
cased, how to be tried, viii, 6o9;
the final judgment to be submitted
to the seat of the apostles, 6o9,
637; on the spoliation or expul-
sion of certain, 6Io; to keep
within the bounds of their own
parish, 615 seq.; seats of the,
62o; those rejected by, how to
be treated, 6::o seq.; translation
of, 626; not to be accused or
hurt by detraction, 633 seq.; suc-
cession of, in various churches, i,
415; the Church founded on
the succession of, v, 3o5 ; first, of
Rome, 1, 416; concurrence of, in
Roman and African councils, v,
328, 329; mutual independence
of, v, 332; early, of Rome, iv,
I56; of Jerusalem and Alexan-
dria, succession of, iv, 384 .
Bishop's cathedra, ii, t2.
Bitus, i, xI4.
Black (mourning) garments, not suit-
able for Christians, v, 474.
Blackreferredto, i,462; v,489; vi,235.
Blandina, the martyr, i, 570; viii, 779,
78x seq.
Blasphemers, ii, 5o.
Blasphemy, fear of, vain excuse for
heathen customs, hi, 69.
Bhstus, Judaizer, iii, 654.
Bledsoe,
542. referred to, ii, 5zz; iv, 383, Books, heathen, to be shunned, vii,
Blessing of water and oil, vii, 494.
Blessings, divine, how obtained, i, 13,
14, 22, 28, 29; how to be sought,
28, I49.
Blind man, a, healed by Jesus, bears Boreas, v, I72.
witness of him before Pilate, viii, Born of water, viii, 289.
B lindness,
419' 428, 442" to be inflicted, ig
on whom
585 .
Blood and breath, as illustrating divine
providence, viii, i73.
FATHERS: INDEX OF
Blood, of Christ redeems, i, 527, 528;
of grape, its signification, 222;
symbolof theword, ii, z21; and
water, from Christ's side, v, 239;
Christians aceased of eating, how
the calumny originated, i, 570"
Boast, vain, of the Jews, i, 2o6.
Boat, the first, made by Zebulon, viii,
24.
Bocchores, vi, 422.
Bodily nature, perpetuity of, iv,27o,
Body and blood, Ratrammon the, vii,
545.
Body and soul, conflict between, vii,
79; separated but not destroyed
by death, 2o8 ; the views of her-
etics concerning the future des-
tiny of, refuted, i, 402 ; iii, 586.
Body of Christ, prefigured, i, 570;
reul in Christ as in man, iii, 4_9,
467; opinions concerning, v, _s9.
Body, the, vahiahle before God, i,297;
iii, 549; illastrating divine provi-
dence, viii, i73; the symmetry of,
x73 ; parts of, vii, 288-295; essen-
tial to the perfect man, vi, 36o;
does not cause the soul to sin,
298; essentially immortal, vi,
377 ; will rise, i,298,57o; ii,i52;
purity of, 36, 346; functions
of, 152; Christian, temple of God,
i, 532, 575; ii, 584; not to be
embellished, ii, 272 ; from earth,
i, 544, but preserved, 56o; not
destroyed by death, iv, 272, 346 ;
vi, 373, but restored, iv, 272 , 346,
and real as weU as spiritual in the
resurrection, iv, 375 ; as sheath
of the soul, the shadow of God's
soul, iii, 55° ; exercises of, ii, 283 ;
dissolution and death of, ii, 584;
its present functions not essential,
iii, 592; not useless after this life,
_9a; to be renewed and purified,
tv, a62; animal and spiritnal, 294 :
spiritnal nature of, 346; change
a gradual one, 347; identity of,
347; final condition and habita-
tion of, 348; the work of God,
522; lawof change in,523; how
honored by Christians, 659.
Boehl referred to, i, 29.
Boisena, miracle of, anticipated, v, 92.
Bona Dea, story of, vi, 496; original
name,422.
Boniface III. assumes the title of
"Uhiversal Bishop," viii, 6o2,642.
3ook of the laws of divers countries,
by Bardesanes, viii, 723 seq.
Book, the great seven-sealed, seen by
John, viii, 581; opened, 584.
393; of Scripture to be studied,
393; Christian, to beimpatted to
the initiated only, viii, 2i 5.
Borborians, doctrines of, i, 353.
Bossuet
426.referred to, i,28; iii, i78 , 372,
Bounty, or liberulity, vii, 275.
Bower referred to, viii, 625.
Boyle referred to, ii, 29.
SUBJECTS. I47
Boyis.h questionings, the, of Clement,
vm, 213.
Brachmaus, Indian philo_phers, v,
ZL
Brahmans, the, viii, 187; lawsof the_
73o.
Brahmins, v, 9-
Branch, as.worshipped by the Thespi-
am, vz, 5Io.
Branches, ii, 39, 4°, 41 ; exphtnafion
of, 41.
Brazen serpent, a type of Christ, i, 145.
Bread, spiritnal and natural (in the
Lord's prayer), v, 452; a symbol
of the Word, ii, 2aI; and wine in
the Eucharist, i, 528.
Breaking of the bread; sit Fraction.
Breath of life, the, i_537; and blood,
iUustratingGodsprovidence, viii,
I73.
Brides, hair of, arranged with Aasta
cn_libarts, vi, 46o.
Brimo, Ceres named, vi,497.
Britain, climate of, iv, t82; legend of
musical cave, ii, 487.
Britons, laws of the, viii, 73 I.
Bromius, name of Bacchtub vi, 483.
Brotherhood, the human, ii, 3_.
Brotherly love enjoined, viil, 623.
Brunda, Simon Magus threw himaelf
from house-top at, vi, 438.
Bryce quoted, viii, 644.
BUll referred to, i, 5, I78, 4oz; fi, 6,
22, I37 ; ili, 240, 249, 299, 318,
375, 6oi, 622; iv, 582 ; v, .6_
Bunsen referred to, i, 24, 97; ii, _,
197, _o5, 286, 29h 294, 297, 29_,
349, 443, 46I, 479, 5o6, 5zx, 545,
549; ili, 79, 85, 9°, 94, Io2, to3,
249, 672, 678, 679, 68I ; iv, 38,
I66, 17o, 382; V, v, 47, 559; vi,
438.
Burgon referred to, i, 425; iii, 717.
Burial of the dead, duty of, vii, 177;
rites of, 464.
Burnus, god of lust, vi, 478.
Burrhus of Ephesus, i, 5o, 85, 9a.
Burton (Lect.) referred to, i, 169, I71 ;
iii, 7, 8; iv, 37 I, 573, 595; v, I z.
Burton (Ante Nic. Test.) referred to,
i, 443.
Burton (Anatom.) referred to, ii, 72,
I47-
Bash, the, a type of the cr0a, viii,
759.
Business, too much, ii, 24, 5o.
Basiris, ii, 66.
Butler referred to, iii, 178.
Battler referred to, ii, 347.
Bythas, i, 316, 333; iii, 5o7; absurd-
ity of, i, 362, 363; iii, 5o7.
Cadaver, derivation of the word,
558, 594.
_as, teacher of Cyprian, v, _o8;
epistle of Cyprian to, 358; on
baptism, 565.
C._dlius, worships the image of Sere.
pis, iv, I73;173;
Minucins, brings reproach
_eved_ begs on
argue with Octavius on the truth
of his religion, I74; acgaes that
the world is governed by no
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pcovldence, hence it is better to
abide by the received form of
religion, I75, I76 ..se_.,and repu-
diate the new religton, 179; is
answered by Minucias, i8o; re-
luted by Octavius, I81-x97; is
converted, z97.
Celibaris basra, used in arranging
hair of brides, vi, 46o.
_r, earthly things to be rendered
to, viii, 46.
Ccesar referred to, i, 316; ii, 316.
Caesarea, Peter sent to, viii, 95; is
challenged by Simon Magus, 96.
Caesatius the deacon, rift, 478.
Qeselii, vi, 432.
C._esius' enumeration of the Penates_
Canon, use of the word according to
Suicer, vii, 56I ; of the Old Tee-
lament, according to Melito, viii,
759; law, ii, 22, I3; Muratori-
anus, v, 603; paschal, the, of
Anatoliasof Alexandria, vi, 269,
284.
Canoniealhours, ii, x2; books of Holy
Scripture, vii, 505.
Canons, ii, 33; of Hippolytus used by
the Ethiopian Christians, v, 256;
of Alexandria attributed to Hip-
polytus, 257; of Peter of Alex-
andria, vi, 269, z84 ; apostolical,
date and authority of, vii, 388,
39o; contents of, 5oo seq.
I Canticle of Mar Jacob on Edessa, vm, "'"
mouia, 484 (note) ; three sets of
gods named, 48o.
Castor, famed for his skill in manag-
inghorses, vi, 422.
Castus, a fasting, vi, 496.
CastosofSieca,°nbaptmm, v, 568"
Catamitns, carried off to be a cup.
bearer, vi, 485; object of Jupiter's
lust, 498-
Catalogue, a black, viii, I98.
Cataphrygians, heresies of, electrified.
iii, 654.the Trent, quote d, m,
Catechism, "'" 7 6 •
Catechists, the, duties of, viii, 22o.
Catechumens, vi, 235, 236; care for,
in danger, v, 293; martyrdom of,
equivalent to bapttsm, 385; coun-

va, 474- ....... 654" book of. comment on, v,

-':_ [P-n*;cles hortation
sel to, iv, to, 212;iii, 79; instruction
Tertullian's ex-
Caiaphas challenges me aposues, vu., _ _ ' • '- ..... vi of, vii, 47_, 476; eucharistic
89; as answered, 93; charges] 176; mterpretea ot vlrgtmry, ,
Peter with presumption, 93 ; the [ 321-324 • prayer for, zt83; liturgy of, 535;
daughter of, 468. (See Sarah.) [ Capitol, Tolus Vuleentanus buried in dismissal of, 535, 54°, 554.
Cain, i, 6, 89, IX4, xx9, 456, 485; i the, vi, 5o9; named from Olus, Cathohc, i, 39, 4o, 42, 9o.
name and nature of, viii, 243; 5o9 (note) ; destroyed by fire, Cato, vi, 468; suicide of, vii, 89.
crime of, ii, io 5 ; family of, xo6; 516; struck by lightning, 534. Cats, temples built to, vi, 42o.
and Abel, viii, 565 . Capitoline Jupiter, burned along with Candine Forks, Romans sent under
Cainites, doctrines of the, i, 258 ; iii, the temple, vi, 516. the yoke at, va, 477.
65 L Capitoline HiU, taken by Titus Tatius, Cauiacau, i, 35o; v, 52, 154.
Caius, friend of Iremeus, i, 42. vi, 476, 477. . Causes, defined and classified, ii, 564-
Caius, presbyter at Rome, v, 5; his- Capricorn, type of those born under, Cantmn, 567" nee d of, viii, 97.
tory and works of, 599. v, 34.
Caius and Alexander, martyrs, refuse Caprotina, name of Juno, vi, 472. Cave, the, in Bethlehem, in which
communion w_th Montanus, vii, Captives, Christian, redeemed by the Jesus was born, viii, 365 .
Cave (Lives of the Fath.) referred
337. church of Carthage at great price,
Calamitaes, common to all ages, not v, 355; and treatment of, vi, 19. to, i, 303; vi, 8; viii, 3; (Prim.
caused by Christians, vi, 414 • Caractacus, lit, xo5, io8. See Caradoc. Christ.) referred to, fi, 79.
Caldonius, epistle of, to Cyprian, v, Caradoc, perhaps a Christian, iii, Io 5, Cecrops, buried in the temple of
297, 315; answer of the latter to, Io8; quoted by Bede, lO8. Minerva at Athens, vi, 508.
2'97. Care of God of human affairs, vfii, Celerina martyr, v, 313 •
Calendar, Syrme, rift, 666. 15o. Celerinus, epistle of, to Lucian, v, 298;
Call, the, of the Gentiles, viii, 88, 145. Carians, inventions of, ii, 65; such- reply to, 299; ordinataon of, 312.
Callias quoted, ii, 483. riced dogs to Mars, vi, 484. Celeus, daughters of, buried in the
Callimachus referred to, ii, 145, 179, Carnal and spiritual, b 536, 537- temple at Eleusis, vi, 5o8.
18r, 469; iii, 481. Carneades, affirmed man's ignorance Celibacy, evils of, iv, 49.
Calliope's son, Orpheus, vi, 499. of allthings, vi,437; disputes for Celsus, two of the name, iv, 399;
Callistians, sect of, v, x6o. and against justice, vii, I5o; re- Origen's opponent, an Epicurean,
Callisto, viii, t99. fated, 153. 399; Origen's treatise against, iv,
Callistus, adviser of his bishop, v, Carpenter, Joseph foUowsthe trade of, 395-669; analysis of the con-
125; his alleged martyrdom, 128; and is aided by Jesus, viii, 381, tents, 681-688.
character and history, I28-I3I; 397, 399, 402, 412" .. Cemeteries (,, dormitories "), Christian
how made bishop, I58, r59 ; i Carpocrates, doctrines of, i, 350; n, service of burial in, vii, 464 .
hereeiarch, 148, 16o ; epistles 382, 404; iii, 651; v, 113; theory Cemphus, explanation of, v, I73.
of, viii, 6I 3 seq., 6x8. of the transmigration of the soul Census in Judea under Saturninus, iii,
Calmet referred to, h, 513 . refuted, iii, 216 378.
Calvin referred to, ih 157. Carthage, church of, a source of Latin Centurion, by thethe,Valentinians
of the gospels,to asserted
be the
Camel, Peter causes a, to go through theology, iii, 3; iv, I69; Roman
the eye of a needle, and does so testimony to the, v, 3o8; numbers Deminrge, i, 326.
a second time, viii, 527; causes a of, 413; council of, 565 . Cephas, i, vi,
Cerberus, 18. 5oo.
second to do so, 527 . Cary referred to, iv, 653.
Cunacheni, vl, 516. Casaubon referred to, 1, I69; ii, 346, ' Cerdo, v, Idoctrines
t 5 ; summaryof, i,of,352; iii, 653;
v, 146.
Canary Islands, v, 5o8. 44I.
Cancer, type of those born under, v, Cassian, i, IXZ, 114, 123. Ceres, vii, 52; born in Sicily, vi, 42_;
Cassianus Julius, refutation of, ii, 398, deified because she discovered
33. use of bread, 423; gives good
Candlestick, the golden, symbol of the 4o7 • crops, 459; lusted after Jasion,
Holy Spirit, ii, 452, 477; and of Casslodorns, note on, ii, 57 I. 485; mother of Jupiter, accord-
the seven planets, 585 • Cassius, Don, referred to, vifi, 4o4.
Cassius of Macomad,qe, on baptism, v, ing to Phrygiaas, 497; violated
Candidianus, vh, 32I.of Suila comparea ,
Cannse, proscription 568. by him, 497; wanderings of, 499,
to the butte of, vi, 5o4. . Castor and Pollux, vii, 29, 5x, 226, her sacred rites called Grceca,
Cannibalism, inculcated by the pha- called Tyndarian brothers, vi, 462; identified with Diana and
losophers, ii, i I:L 46o; Dloseori,483; sonsofJupiter Luna, 473; said by _ius to be
C_amniba_ the first, viii, 273. and Leda, 46o, 483; sons of Tyn- one of the Penates, 474; repre-
Canning referred to, v, 354- dareus, 422; buried in Laeed_e- sented with protruding breasts,
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466, 517; her temple at Eleusis,
508; falling of rain upon the
earth denoted by union of Jupi- Chiliasm of Barnabas referred to, viii,
ter and, 5o2, 5o5; bread denoted
by, 5o6 ; feast in honor of, 53 I.
Cerinthus, v, lOO; vli, 453; doctrines Choral worship, founded by Samuel,
of, i,35i ; v, i14,6Ol; summary of,
v, 147; meeting of, with John at Chrism, in baptism, iii, 672; v, 376;
Ephesus, i, 416; follower of Car-
pocrates, iii, 651.
Cestus, Juno's, vi, 517 .
Ch,qeronea, Plutarch of, vi, 484 .
Chalcedon, fi, 58.
Chaldeans, ii, lO6; witness to Moses, [
8o; system of, v, 25, 26, 27, 28; [
mysterious learning of, vi, 415; I
believed that one God appeared
inalldtvinemanffestations, 48o.
Chalice, orcup, benechctionof, vh, 544,
558; commixture of, 548, 566;
filling of, 548; veil of, 543, 563 •
Chameleon, described, iv, 7.
Chanaanites, vii, 63.
Change not destruction, iii, 588.
Chaos, origin of, viii, 263.
Chaplet, the, a treatise of Tertullian,
hi, 93 seq., object of, 94.
Charges against the Christians, retort-
ed on the heathens, m, 124 seq.
Charito, martyrdom of, i, 3o6.
Chariton, martyrdom of, i, 3o6.
Chanty, St. Paul's description of, lh,
114; connection with patience,
714 .
Charlemagne, a lay-pope throughout
his empire, vhi, 6o 3.
Charms, used to appease unknown
powers, vi, 439.
Chaste woman, the, vii1, 3o3
Chastisement, the, of the righteous
and the wicked, viii, 178.
Chastity, i, 34, I48, 167; il, 15, 16,
58; Christian doctrine of, n, I 15 ;
inculcated by the Scriptures, viii,
155 ; discipline and advantage of,
v, 587; importance of, viii, I55;
its reward, i65; degrees of, v,
588; precepts of, 589, condmous
of, 591 ; the government of the
soul, vi, 347; spa'itual keeping of,
35I; examples of Joseph and
Susanna, v, 589, 59o; Peter on,
_aii, 3o3, 3o4; Methodaus con-
cerning, vi, 3o9seq.; Tertullian's
treatise on, iv, 5° seq.
Clmvard referred to, fi, 4o8.
Chedorlaomer, ii, lO7.
Cheerfulness, ii, 49-
Cherubnn, four-faced, i, 428; on the
mercy-seat, not idolatrous, hi, 314 . i
Chevalher referred to, i, 17, 20, 34.
Chief seats, ii, 16.
Childbirth, Juno set over, vi, 47 o.
Children, duties of, 1, 111 ; vii, 436; to
be corrected, vii, 468; theirplace
in the Church, 486; exposed, i,
172; of God, who they are, il,
212; what It does notimply, 215;
applied to those under the word,
217, and are nourished by the
milk of the Word, 218.
Children, the Three, of the Captivity,
tii, 59i; v, i88; faith and tour-
age of, 348, 372, 407,446; mar-
tyrs, 503; song of, I9I , 239.
26.
Chilo quoted, ii, 485.
vii, 531.
vii, 43I, 469, 476; to be made
every year, and the old to be
burnt, viii, 632 seq.
Christ, divine and incarnate, iv, 163,
[ 24o; as Son of God, a Person, i,
9, 52, 55, 57, 6I, 62, 64, 7o, 71,
76, 81, 84, 86, 87, 88, 94, 145;
iv, 246; begotten, not in time, iv,
246; incarnation of, iii, 35; vi,
22I, 297, 3oo; necessary, vii,
I25; why? w, 43o; reason of
his iucarnataon, wi, lO6; worthy
of God, iii, 329; a wondrous rays-
tery, iv, 28I ; meaning of his
name, lO6, known to the Father
and himself, vii, 238; name ira-
plies ,incarnation, hi, 334; the
saints before the coming of, viii,
91 ; his coming foretold, i, 173,
176, 254 , 260, 473; lU, I72 , 326;
vii, 446-448; brings benefits to
man,h, 202, is the source of bless-
lugs, i, 14, 84, and of salvation,
i, 207, 216, 217, 526; vin, 9 I,
and worthy of worship, i, 232,
which is no just cause of offence
to heathemsm, vi, 422; forerun-
ners of, v, 213; typified, iii, 334,
336, 364, by Noah, i, 268, the
Mosaic laws, 214, and Joshua,
255 , 265; prophesied by Jacob,
v, 206, Isaiah, 176, 2o 7, Ezekiel,
177, 208, Daniel, I77, 208; maul-
festation of, 1, 27, not proved by
miracles only, iii, 322 ; humamty
of, l, 17o, I74, 178, I93, 216, 219,
228, 231 , 24I , 3o1; m, 34, 223,
297, 3o0, 33 °, 447; v, 619, the
restoration of man, iv, 343, 382,
and the subjection of evil, 344,
ends the kingdom of Israel, 351,
and fulfils prophecy, ill, 35 I,
352, 353, 354; iv, 352; had a
human body and soal, iv, 378; his
childhood, i, 237, 25o, tempta-
lion of, viii, I42, 274; humihty
of, i, 9; sufferings of, i, 9, 64,
66, 7o, 71, 83, 84, 86, 88, 89,
139, 14o, 142, 145; vi, 3oI, 3o2
(poemonhispassion,vfi, 327); the
purpose of the Creator, iii, 439;
crucufixaon of, i, x66,173, 179, 222,
246, 247, 248, 251 ; ifi, 35, 58,
predicted, i, 176, and like his
human nature is no reproach, vi,
424; meaning and power of his
cross, vii, 128, 243; death of, vi,
43 x, 432, predicted, i, 178, I79;
iii, 35; vii, 116, I20, 12I, 240;
rejected by the Jews, i, i75 , 179,
267; ih, 35; v, 468; rift, 9O,
as predicted, i, 179; ih, 325; vii,
446-448; resurrection of, i, 1I, 33,
7I, 87, 252, 253, 298, a proof of
ours, 532, 56o; miracles of his
death and resurrection, iii, 3_
58; miracles of, philanthropic,
viii, 235 , and typified as well as
his birth, iii, 356, 357; areworks
of blessing, vi, 425, 4-26; no ma-
....
gtclan, h x72; w, 425; vii, t39t
but the true Prophet, vili, 89, i45 ,
205, 242; the second Adam, iv,
149; Jacob, Israel and Son of
Man, i, 248; foretold as Son of
Man, iii, 357, and in his teach-
ing, 365-368 ; has attributes of
the Creator, 366-8, as shown by
his teaching and miracles, 372-
6, 38o, 392, 396, 411,--teach-
ing of, viii, 248, consistency and
effects of his teaching, vi, 423,
438; viii, Ios,--by his trans-
figuration, iii, 382--5, his reproof
of Israel, 385, 393-5, 4o3, 412-
14, his love of children, 386,
477; his Sonship to the Creator
shown by his thanksgiving for
revelation to babes, 389, by his
expositaon of the law, 39o, 4o4,
4o7, and his teaching respecting
the interpretation of Scripture,
viii, 247, by his prayer, fii, 39I,
by parables, 397, 402, 406, 409,
412, by signs of his second
coming, 414-17; i, 11, 33, 64,
87, 209, 221, 253 ; vii, 215, by
his Passion, hi, 417-21, and
Resurrection, 4_1-23; reality of
his person and works, iii, 197;
head of man as created in God's
linage, ih, 445; image of the in-
visible God, 47 ° ; w, 247, and
Power of God, iv, 249; his
session at the right hand of God,
lii, 584, 627; majesty and reign
of, i, 179, 209, 236, 237 ; viii,.24z
-- his resurrection, ascension,
and kingdom foretold, vii, I22,
123, 241, as well as his priest-
hood, H 3. --Besides Christ, he
has also other names, i, 19o, 262,
expressive of his divinity, iii, 34,
--; proofs of his divinity, vi,
425, w; not paraUelled in
heathen mythology, vi, 42.8; evi-
deuced by the multitude of be-
lievers, 429 ; his power and
works, vii, 115, I27, 24o; gift of
tongues attributed to him, vi,
425; his words and works in
contrast with heathen philosophy,
vi, 438; true knowledge only in
him, vi, 457; his divinity a
primitive doctrine, v, 6o1; ac-
knowiedged by the first disciples,
671, but with imperfect faith,
672. Though divine, yet he was
subject to the law of Moses, why,
vi, 385, and baptized, why, viii,
44; prophecies of, v, 618, 621;
vii, Io9, 239; vm, 24I ; psalms
and hymns in honor of, v, 6Ol,
6o4; mission of the Seventy, ill,
387; hidden from the Jews, viii,
271 ; because of their unbelief,
iii, 35 ; yet he ie acknowledged
the God of the Jews, ilo, and
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Moses, 135, 271 ; not only be-
tiered to be God, v,62o; vii, III,
I39 , but also acknowledged by
the oracle of Apollo, I12. Heis
Lord and God, when Lord and
when God, iii, 608 ; he is called
the Word, i, I64, I66, t7o, 174,
19o, t93; the Law and Word, vii,
5° ; the Son of God, i, 164, 166, !
I7o , i78 , I82, 19o, 216, 219, 250 ,
257, 258, 263,264, 5.75; iii,34;
viii, 31o; as ¢zistingmsnea irom
the SonofMan, v, 634; andcon-
firmed as such from Scripture
testimonies, v, 636; and by the
Holy Spirit received by him, i,
243; who suffered as man only, !
v, 635 ; he calls himself
Son, hi, 616, yet distinct from
the Father, i, 264, as expected
Messiah, tii, 618, -- though here-
ties make him the Father,
v, 634- According to his eter-
hal generation, iv, 376, he is
of the Father, v, 643, 644, one
with the Father, iv, 643, in sub-
stance, not m person, v, 637-64o,
642, though his divine nature
isnotproperlycalled "substance,"
iv, 6o 3, has all things of the
Father, 25o; mirror of the Father,
251 ; represented by the seraphim
ofIsalah, z53;theFather's"Com-
missioner" (Vicarlus), iii, 62o;
adores the Father, 62_ ; the Lord
of Hosts, i, 212, 241 ; King of
Israel, i, 267; is shown to be
God, from his appearance to the
Patriarchs, i, 223-25, 263, to
Abraham, v, 627, to Hagar, and
Jacob, v, 629, from his interviews
with Moses, i, 226 ; from the
testimony of the Scriptures, h 576,
577; v, 621 ; of Moses, i, 173,
2zl, 223, 236; v, 626; of
David, i, 175, I76, 21 I, 212, 213,
229, 235, 24o, 241, 248, 252 ; of
Proverbs, 228; of Isaiah, 174,
179, zoo, 236 , 237 , 241, 243; of
Micah, I74, of Zechariah, 175,
zzx; is the angel of the great
counsel, v, 629; our leader, i, 27;
our teacher, I67, 168, 246; the
Saviour, iv, 191; the only medi-
ator, iv, 544; the Light of the
world, 575 ; all prayer to be made
through him, iv, 644; his king-
dora over all the earth, 6o7; he
is to be foUowed, v, 5oo, con- Christ and Antichrtst, a treatise of
fessed, vii, 518; we ought to
think highly of, 517; he is mani- I
fested in his saints, v, 377, who Christian, meaning
partake of his nature, 283; his
union with the church, vi, 319; ]
he is the end of the law, i, 216,
476, yet did not abolish the law,
475, but removed the bondage of 1
the law, 477, and instituted a new I
oblation, 574; his sayings, viii,
248; ascription to, "di,464; com- [
memorative of his life, 535, 539; }
the repose of the dead, 535; corn- [
pared with Elisha, iii, 356; is I
FATHERS: INDEX OF
greater than Socrates, i, 191, and
Perseus cannot be compared with,
231; alone without sin, ill, 221,
as being equalwith God, v, 633.
Whether he be come, ill, I57; I
proved from the prophecies, I58-
168; from the calling of the
Gentiles, 168, fromthe destruction I
of Jerusalem, and desolation of Christianity, antiquity of, ii, I2o; ob.
Judea, 168, 169; the two comings
of, v, 213; viii, 90, 95; his two-
fold nativity, vii, XlO, I39; soldiers
of, counseUed, iv, 213; asurname,
iii, 624; philosophical objections
answered, vii, 124; the lie of
Hierocles respecting, vii, 138;
heresy of Abraxas coneeramg his
flesh, iii, 650; nativity of, denied
by Mareion, tit, 522; but he
truly lived and died in human
flesh, 525 ; the body of a sidereal
substance, according to Appelles,
526; Valentinus's view of, i, 319,
323, 325, 332; iii, 516; v, 86;
the origin of, according to the
Ophites, i, 354; the descent of,
upon Jesus, according to the
Ophites, i, 357, and Valentinians,
in, 516; but the apostlesof Christ
i, 417, prove that Christ and Jesus
is the same, the only begotten
Son of God, 44o, and that not
Christ, but the Holy Spirit de-
seended upon Jesus, 444, who is
one and the same as Christ, as is
proved from the writings of Paul,
445, who did not flee away from Christians, the name of, ii, 89; tts
Jesus at the cross, 447; in, 516;
and did not suffer in appearance
merely, t, 447; he assumed
actual flesh, conceived and born
of the Virgin, 454, 527; His
advent was foreknown, and
demred by the old prophets and
righteous men, 474, 5°9,57 I; and
came for the sake of men of all
ages, 493; is the treasure hid in
the field, 496; descended into
regions beneath the earth, 499;
conferred on our flesh the ca-
pacity of salvation, 527,528; the
dead raised by, a proof of the
resurrectton, _39; fitting that he
should take human nature, and
be tempted by the devil, 548; his
victor5" over Satan, 549; tempta-
tion of, 549; his kingdom eter-
nat, 554; how prefigured, 57 I.
Hypolytus on, v, 2o 4 seq., 242
seq.
of the name of,
fi, 92; business of, i, 570; chaxac-
ter of, ii, 585; he alone rich, ii,
278; the weakest more powerful
than the strongest demon, viii,
I42; life, the, rift, 13o; compen-
dious view of the life of the, ii,
284; a system of reasonable ac-
tions, 235; morality, ii, 146; viii.
i55 ; precepts of, in Scripture, ii,
a91-293; doctrine misrepresented
by demons, i, I67; teachers, an-
SUBJECTS.
tiquity, inspiration, and harmony
of, i, 276; practices, influenced
by doctrine of resurrection, li,
147; sacrifice universal, vii, 531;
worship from the beginning, 532;
described by Trollope, 534; an
over-fed, iv, II4, I15; usages,
iii, 94 seq., 1o3.
jection of its late origin answered,
vi, 46I; proved by prophecies
and miracles, iv, 397; persecuted
instead of philosophy, 398; its
htgher morahty, 398; condemns
idolatry, 398; esoteric teaching of,
399; its doctrine consistent with
reason, 4Ol ; mysteries of, 4Ol ;
proved by the lives of Christians,
4o7; not responsible for heresies,
469; established by God, not on
rebellion, on fables, or on idolatry,
47o; proved by existing Christian
churches, m character and coun-
cils, 476; inwtes good and bad,
wise and foohsh, 49o, 493; warns
against false philosophy, 493;
fears God, not man, 495; its
better hope, 496; other cavils
against, apply equally to heathen
mythology, vh 462, 463; West-
era, effect of Montanism on. fi,
62; at the period of Athenagoras,
t25; shackles falling from the
persecuted, 125; bolder tone
of, I25 ; its conflicts with heresies,
125; entreats a fair hearing, I48.
meaning, 92; Theophilus glories
in the name of, 89; the name not
condemned by unworthy dis-
ciples, nor by unjust laws, iii,
113; hatred of the name, 2o; the
low condition of, iv, 177, t81; no
reproach, 482; manners of, i,
26; worship God, I64, x65, 166;
ii, 66; and not tdois, i, I65, 171;
iv, 665; nor the universe, it, 136:
because distinguishing God from
matter, 67, 135; their worslup,
iii, 46, 58, is excellent, vi, 419,
contrasted with heathen, 422; do
not offer sacrifices, ii, 134; but
have a spiritual worship and
sacrifice, iv, 193; sacrifice to God
only, hh to6, and reject images,
why, iv, 635--637, 645 ; and refuse
to sacnfice, why, hi, 41; honor
God and his law, ii, I13; have a
weekly worship, i, I85; the
agapm, iii, 47 ; secret meetings of,
iv, 397; but no sorcerers, 399;
seek to be known as, iii, 17; lead
a moral life, h 165, I66, 172,
189, I92; it, I15; iu, 111; have
a more perfect morality, iii, 5o,
59; in life, not philosophy, 5o,
59; teach humanity, ii, 114;
honor all men, iii, 45; acknowl-
edge God's love for all men, iv,
5o8; have mutuallove, I93; their
equality and brotherhood, "vfi,
I51 ; teach repentance and right-
eousness, ii, II4; also charity, i,
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27; fi, rlS; ili, 51, and love of
enemies, i, 27; ii,.ll5; are lovers
of truth, ii,
I16; live under God's
eye, i, i66, who protects them,
iv, 467; look for the kingdom
with God, i, 10S; contemn death,
is 192; hope in death, iv,
197; their true hope, vii, 243,
25_; glory in persecution, vii,
x4z_; increase under persecution,
148, 16o; glory m martyrdom,
iv, I96; triumph in martyrdom,
iii, 54, 50; theirpatience, vii, I59;
thelrfortitode, 149; surpassingthe
heathen in heroism, iii, 55; vin-
dicated by martyrdom. 18, their
blood the seed of the church, 55,
60; they believe in a resurrec-
tion, ii, 67; iii, 545 Though
they are the preservers of the
world, i, 27; pray for the Em-
peror in martyrdom, iii, 42; more
loyal than the heathen, 44; obey
rulers, iv, 664; because exhorted
to obedience, v, 284; and not
sedttious, iv, 64o; not a cause of
.calamity to the State, iii, xi7,
but a value, 49, 59, because their
doctrine is opposed to dlssenslous
and fitted for all, ii, 78; yet they
are accused of athetsm, x, 164;
heathen practices were imputed
to them, ill, 25; blamed for not
observing the law, i, 199, 2o3;
branded by the Valentinians as
simple persoos, ili, 5o4,thoughex-
ceiling in wisdom, iv, 482, in
virtue, 484, in purity, iii, XoT, iv,
I92, to which they were eahorted,
v, 285, and winch they attained,
iv, 631 , and not teaching philo-
sophical theories of the soul, nor
of good and evil, vl, 454, 455;
are called the third race, iix, II7,
643; ill-treated by the Jews, i,
2o3, 214, 246, 247, 256, for
whom they pray, i, 266, because
as the true spu'itual Israel, zoo,
258 , 259, 261, 267, they are the
hexrs of the covenant, I45, have
the true circumcision, 2o6, 2o8,
a56 , and possess the true right-
eousness, 2o9, as has been pre-
dicted, 256, 257 , and the absolute
truth, ill, I27. The Gentiles, too,
ill-treated the, i, I6_, I82, I88,
19i , 253 ' 254; unjustly accused
them, iii, 18, XlO, crimes were
imputed to, 21, 23, 24, 115,
though they were free from crime,
iii, m5; iv, x95, and defamed by
rumor only, iii, I14; calumnies
were brought against the, i, 57o;
ii, 117; iv, 178, 19o. 191, 585,
627, who were accused of public
calamities, iii, 47, 59, accused by
Galerius, vii, 3o6, persecuted only
for the name of Christ, iii, Io9,
in the profession of whom they
gloried, io 9. Autolycus scorned
them, fi, 89, yet they were pro-
tocted by good rulers, ifi, 22, 57,
and Roman emperors testified in
FATHERS: INDEX OF
their behalf, i, 186, 187, Be-
cause unjustly hated, ii, 76; vii,
144, 243, the Christians were de-
fended, ii, I 15; vhi. 688, by Juso
tin Martyr in his Apologies, l,
I64-193, who demanded justice
forthe, 162-165; apleawas ad-
dressed in their behalf to Marcus
Aurelius and Commodus, il, 129,
showing the injustice towards the,
xz9, who have a claim to legal
protection, I3o , on account of the
false charges against the, 13o;
the philosophy of the, is older
than that of Greece, 77, and
theirs is superior, I32; they wor-
ship the Trinity, I33; the teach-
ings of the, are full of morality,
I34; enjoining duties, v, 5oo,
humility, 283, perseverance, 284,
prayer, 286, temperance, 287;
confutation of the calumnies
against the, ii, 145, by showing
the inconsistency of their accus-
era, 135, the elevated morality of
the, 146, their conjugal chastity,
146, which is in contrast with the
accusers of the, 147, when their
lives compared with those of the
heathen, iv, 5o6, so that the sen-
sures on, more applicable to phi-
losophers, iv, 52o; erueltyis con-
demned by the, ii, 247, who
abolish gladiatorial shows, 147,
abhor foeticlde, 147, and refuse
worship to the emperors, 148;
they are sons of God, I9X;
their increase in the Empire,
iii, 45, 58, x°7, is a proof of
Christmnity, vi, 429; they decline
public offices, iv, 668, cannot
keep heathen feasts, 647, are
known by their character, iii,
II2, number and union of, iv,
468, in spite of heresies among,
469; have not corrupted the
Gospel, iv, 443; character of the
teachers of vindicated, 486, 487,
by the power of their teaching,
49 I, ChrisUans have right and
duty in thxs life, iv, 66o; though
pleasures of pubhc shows, thea-
tres, race-courses and amphi-
theatres are forbidden to, ill, 79,
yet they know how to conduct
themselves among heathens, viii,
63, and how to receive each
other, vii, 381; theyhad tofleeto
Jericho, viii, 97, and must expect
suffering in this life, v, 472, for they
are like p_Lssengers in a troubled
sea, vin, 22I, but are exhorted to
faithfulness, vii, 222, in order to
get the rewards of their faith, v,
465. Though illegally tried and
punished, ill, 1lO, they know that
their prayers are answered, IO7;
they submit to injuries, vii, I59 ,
are subject to evil, 26o, are poor
and oppressed, 165, endured per-
secutions under Demetrianus, v,
461 ; but God's vengeance comes
on their persecutors, iii, Io6; v,
SUBJECTS. 15x
462-465; vii, 161; it is thereleore
folly and cruelty of persecuting
the, vii, 147.
Christmas Day to be honored,
443, 495.
Christophorus_ i, 13o; see _Jso Igaa-
tius.
Chronography of _ulius Africanus,
fragments of, w, 13o seq.
Chronological history in the time of
Tertullian, iii, 17.
Chronology, biblical, ii, 3:25-334,
from Adam to Saul, 118; _l"om
Saul to captivity, 119; Theophi-
1us founder of, 87, Io6, 118;
Roman, to the death of Aurelius,
I19; leading epochs, xao; Jewish
v, I48.
Chronos, vii, 25.
Chrystppus,on Good and Evil, iv, 526;
Subju_ationof_ePassi_58;
asserted that the world would be
destroyed by fire, vi, 437 ; object
of Jupiter's hst, 485; on the
unity of God, vii, 14.
Chrysls, Juno's priestess, burned at
Argos, w, 516"
Chrysostom referred to, i, I27; ii,
69, 7o.
Church, the Catholic, vii, 133, 134;
545, 555, 562-565, ante-Nicene
theory of, vi, 3o4, and Apus-
tolic, 545, 556; prayer for, 553,
555, 556; in what sense equiv-
alent to the Holy Spirit, iv, 9_;
existing, proof of the Divimty
of Christ, 476; the body of
Christ, 595; vii, 52i; spiritual
Tempie of God, iv, 646; thebride
of Christ, vi, 319; meaning of the
word, 38I; apostrophe to, 392;
typified by the Ark, v, 394, by the
San, 423, by Jacob's marriage, i,
266, by the Bride and Coat of
Christ, v, 4a3, by Rahab and by
the Passover, 424, by the woman
of the Apocalyps. e, vi, 336, 355;
the minister of the Lord's power,
viii, 45; of whom composed, vii,
391, not to be forsaken, 413, 5oi,
nor divided, v, 322, 423; no
Christian apart from, 333; neces-
sity of communion with, 318;
order in the, i, 16, 17, 9o; order
of ministers in the, I6; her offio
eers appointed by the Apostles,
viii, 668; their duties in the, 25o;
duties of members in the,
the regard Moses had for o25_
in the, i, 17; the regard the
Apostles had for order in, 18;
this order is disturbed by the
wicked, I7-2o; her creed, 330;
her gafts, 4o9; has one baptism,
v, 382; performs nothing by in-
cantatious or curious arts, i, 409;
is the depository of truth, 416.
458; the true expounder of the
Scriptures, 496; earthly is the
image of the heavenly, ii, 4.al;
the union of the, 555; unity of,
in the episcopate, v, 318, 376,
4_I; how to go to, ii, _o, 297;
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how to live outside of the, _.9o;
mysteries in the building of the
triumphant, 12, 43, and of mili-
tant, 43; implied in the baptis-
real formula, iii, 672; harmony Orcus, idolatrous in name and origin,
between the Scriptures and the,
26I; teaching of the, iv, 240,
382; faith of the, 347, 383; keys
given through St. Peter to, iii,
643; a ship, viii, 220; shape, City, no abiding, here, ii, 31; the
direction, and various parts of a,
vii, 42o; like a ship, 420; of
Rome, founded
Paul, i, 4I 5. by Peter and
Church, unity of the, a treatise by Claudia, alleged miracle of, vn, 5I.
Cyprian on, v, 421 seq.
Churton referred to, iv, 386.
Cicero, on the unity of God, vii, 14; Claudius Ephebus, 1, 2L
Jupiter, 22; .De Aratura Deorum,
27, and mutilations of, vi, 465; Cleansing, inward and outward, viii,
the gods mere men, vii, 28, 29;
fears to testify against idolatry, CleanItShSes
43 ; on the authority of antes-
tots, 50; on creation, 53; on Clemens, i, 155; n, I2.
philosophy, 81; on wisdom, 81, Clement of Alexandria, a reformer, ii,
83; on the character of phiioso-
phers, 84; why men were born,
_9; on the immortality of the
soul, 9o; on future rewards and
Pdunishments, 9o; on life and
eath, 9o; on philosophy as ad-
verse to the multitude, 95; or
fortime, 98; on the divine law
I7o; on justice, 184; why God
made noxious animals, I99; on
the origin of soB, 267; quoted,
viz. :--
Academ., vii, Igo
]De Finibus, wi, 49.
De Leg., iv, 5o9; vii, 61.
De Nat. Deor., iii, I41; iv, 587; vi,
455,467, 468, 486, 5 I5; vii, 25,
29, 44, 47, 5°, 13I, 22o.
De Ofllciis, vii, 29, 81, 99, I76, !
183, 192.
De Republ., vii, I46, 148, I54, 17o.
De Senectute, iii, 7o.
Epist. ad Attic., vi, 494-
Pro Archia, iii, 65.
Pro Ligario, vii, 185.
Tusc. Disp., vii, 28, 207.
Cincian law against gifts to advocates,
vi, 46o.
Cincias, regards the l'_lovensiles as the
gods of conquered states, deities
brought from abroad, vg, 474.
Cinxia, a name of Juno, vi, 472; pre-
sides over the loosening of the
zone, 47o; the Thespians wor-
ship a branch as, 5IO.
Cinyras, king of Cyprus, vi, 484; king
of Paphos, 5o9; deified Venus,
a courtesan, 484; was buried in
temple of Venus, 5o9; founder
of the mysteriesofCyprian Venus,
496.
Circe, mother of the fifth Sun, vi, 48o.
Circensian games, evils of, vii, 188.
CAtcumcision, vil, II8; spiritualmean-
ing of, i, I42, 143; a sign, 2o2; i
to distinguish Israel only before i
Christ, ill, I54; unknown before
Abr_am, i, 203; not derived
FATHERS: INDEX OF
from the Egyptlan% iv, 405;
probable origin of, 564; of the
Christians, i, 2o6, 256; of wealth,
ii, 15, 53.
iii, 83; combats in, evil customs
of,86; martyrdoms in, 643; story
of recelebration of the games of
the, vi, 425.
holy, of the Apocalypse, sym-
bohcal meaning of, vii, 359; the
of God, viii, 578.
Clarus of Mascula, on baptism, v, 572.
Claudius C__sar. the letter of Pilate to,
respecting Jesus, wii, 454.
Clean and unclean, i, 534.
on the unity of G°d, vii, 14;
quoted, ii, I92, • 448, 47 o.
165; teacher of Otagen, I66, 167;
of Alexander, bishop of Jerusa-
lem, and of Hippolytas, 167;
successor of Pantmnas, 166; his
life and works, I67, 168, I69;
teacher of philosophic Christi-
anity, 38o; exhorts to abandon
the mysteries of idolatry, I7I,
205 ; answers the objections
against doing so, I97; fragments
of, 571-587; his knowledge of
Hebrew questioned, 439, 443,
446, 476; referred to, i, 7, I34,
I4o, I43; viii, 13, 39o; quotes
Tatian, ii, 82. (See Comments.)
Clement, of Rome, i, I22, 466; called
an apostle, ii, 428; First Epistle
of, i, 1-21, 416 ; introductory
note to, 1 ; literature on, 3; re-
ferred to, 505; ii, 3o8, 428, 495;
iv, 273 ; homily ascrgbed to,
vii, 517-523; text and editions of,
572; date and authority of, 573;
contents and version, 5I4; intro-
ductory note to, 5tI ; not the
author of the epistle concerning
Virginity, viii, 53; Epistle of, to
]ames, 218; ordained by Peter
_ successor, 218 seq ; instaila-
tion of, 221; his early history,
77, 223; his mental distress, 77,
223; his dissatasfaction with the
schools, and increasing disquiet,
77, 78; his design to test the ira-
mortality of the soul, 78 , 224;
hears of Christ, 78, 224; meets
with Barnabas at Rome, 78; in-
terposes in behalf of Barnabas
79; intercourse with Barnabas
79; sets out for Judam, but is
driven to Alexandria, 225; hears
Barnabas, 125; interposes in his
behalf, 225, 226; his intercourse
with Barnabas, 226; arrives at
Cmsarea, and is introduced to
Peter, 8o, 227; cordial reception
of, by Peter, 8o, 227; his account
of himself to Peter, 80; iustruc-
SUBJECTS.
tions given to, by Peter, 81,227;
recjuested to be Peter's attendant,
i, 09; viii, 8Iand
instruction, ; profits
Peter'sbysatisfac.
Peter's
tion with, 82, 228; repetition of
Peter's instruction to, 83, 84;
convinced of the truth of Chris-
tlanlty, 228; Peter's thanksgiving
on account of, 228; sent by Peter
toTyre, 251,252; meetshisfriend
Appion, and holds a discussion
with him, 253; relates his pre-
vious acquaintance with Appion,
2_6; the trick he played on Ap-
l_on, 257; result of the trick,
261 ; meets Appion again for
discussion, 262; not as yet hap-
tized, he is not admitted to unite
with the disciples in prayer, I43;
his joy at remaining with Peter,
157, 293; his affection for Peter,
157, 293; his family history : dis-
appearance of 294,
brothers, 158, his mother and
and father,
I59, 294; his mother found at
Aradus as a beggar-woman, x59--
I6I, 294, 295; recapitulation of
her story by Peter, I62, 296;
recognition of his brothers, I62,
i63; his mother requests to be
baptized, I63, 3oi, 302 ; his
mother receives baptism, I65,
305 ; discussion
workman with 183-I9O;
about g'eneszs, the old
308; recognition of his father in
the old workman, 19O, I91; his
father recognized by ins mother,
19i , 307; a suggestion made by,
to Peter, I93; discussion with his
father respecting "good and' evil,
I94 seq., Niceta's admonition to,
i96; his discourse on the heathen
cosmogony and mythology, 197-
2oo; happy ending of his family
history, 2go, 3o7; baptism of his
father, 21o.
Clementina, meaning of, viii, 69; dis-
cussions of, 69, 7o; introductory
notice to, 69, 7o.
Clementine, Homilies referred to, viii,
15 ; Recognition referred to, wit,
15.
Cleobius, heretic, vii, 453-
Cleochas (or Clearchus), buried in
the Didymaeon at Miletus, vi,
5°8"
Cleomenes, disciple of Noetus, v, 125,
I28.
Cleopas, the mother of, and her rival,
viii, 41o.
Cleophas marries Anna after the death
of Joachim, viii, 382.
Clepsydra, an imperfect measure of
time, v, 216.
Clergy, ii, 16; orders and duties of,
vii, 493, 494, 5°I, 502; subor-
dination of orders of, 499, 5°o
Cleronomus, an Irenarch, i, 4o.
Cletus, bishop of Rome, viii, 76.
Climacteric periods, viii, I85.
"Climates" in astrology, viii, I89;
the docU'ine of, untenable, 189.
Clinton referred to, iii, 6.
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Clitor, daughter of, seduced by Jupi- 2 C.or. vi, I 1 . . ii, 578, 586 sent for by his father Constantia_
ter, vi, 485. xi, 3 ..... ii, 399 escapes from Caderituh ncknowl-
Cloacina, vii, 3z. Gal. v, 24 ..... ii, 578 eclgedasemporor, maniesFanstt,
Clothing, Christian use of, ii, 263; not Eph. iv, 24 .... ii, 399 ptotted against by Maximian, 3I x;
tobedyed, z65; ofwoman, 266; I Tim. ii,6 ..... ii, $79 plot of Daia against, 318; his
of the feet, 267; becoming for iii, z6 ..... ii, 579 vision of the heavenly sign, 318;
Christians, 284. v, 8 ..... ii, 579 v, 25I ; defeats Maxeatins, vii,
Cmdian Venus, copied from a comte- IO, 2I .... ii, 579 318; restores Christian churcheJh
sml, vi, 511. gi, 13 ..... h, 579 32°; as catechumen, ill, 426;

Coatstality,
of skins,
vi, 37too. Adam, signify mot- 2Heb.
Tun.i, ii,z 2 ..... .... ii, _ effects of of,
donation the viii,
conversion of, vii, 3;
6o7, 644.
Cocytus, fiver in Hades, vi, 439- x Pet. i, x seq. . . ii, 57x, 572 Constantius, vii, 3o6, 3tL
C_us, vii, 24; father of Saturn and I John, i, z seq.. . ii, 574, 575 Constellations, viii, 259; origin of, fi,
Ops by Hecate, vi, 46I, 472; of 2 John ...... ii, 576 69; and genii, very indifferent
the second Jupiter, 48o; of the Jude ....... ii, 573 gods, ill, I44.
first Mercury, 48o; of the Muses Commodianus, history of, iv, 2o2 ; Constitutions, Apostolical, their date,
473; of Janus by Hecate, 47x; name of, 2x8; instructions of, character, and purpose, vii, 387,
Venus produced from the genitals 2ox seq. ; second poem, 2I 9. 388, 389; editions of, 390.
of, 484 • Communication, oral and written, dif- Constitution, of Bartholomew, vii, 492.
Cohabitation, on, ii, 259. ference between, viii, 46. James, the bishop, vii,
Coleridge referred to, v, I57. Communion with God, i, 556. 496.
Coltseuabii, 75. Communion, Holy, vii, 535, 536; James, sou of Leb-
CoUectious for the poor and prison- prayers after, vii, 38o; not to be beus, vii, 493.
ers, v, 282. given to the unbaptized, 414; ser- James, sou of Zebedee,
Collect, the, vii, 553. vice of, 483-49x ; to be received vii, 486 seq.
Colorbasus, system of, i, 332; v, 30; by all the clergy, 5oo; by priest Jan_.es,sonofAlpheus,
refuted by Iren_eus, 99. and laity, 548; how often to be va, 493.
Colors, ii, 44, 48, 5o. taken by the laity in a year, viii, John, vii, 49L
Comedies, metres of, vfi, 323. 64o. Matthew, vii, 493.
Coming of Christ to be watched for Companion roads, ii, x7. Matthias, vii, 494.
vfi, 382. Completes and Consentes, said to be Paul, vii, 494.
Comings of Christ, the two, viii, 90, the Penates, vz, 474. Peter and Paul, vii,
95- Comprehension connected with sci. 495.
Commandment, the first and greatest, ence, viii, 47. Philip, vii, 492.
i, 476 ; the second, iii, 64, 76. Concealment and revelation, viii, 27x. Simon, the Canaanite,
Commandments, of God, i, 33, 148; Conception, viii, xIS; insin, I84. vii, 493.
ii, 2o-3o; can be kept, 28; the Conclusion of the refutation, v, I52. Thomas, vii, 492.
Ten, corresponding to the ten Concord, temples built to, vi, 47 o. Constmlia, origin of, fii, 82.
plagues of Egypt, viii, xzS; to be Concupiscence, ih 28 ; forbidden by Cousus, god of devices, vi, 47o.
kept by Christians, vii, 4z3; but the law and by Christ, 394, 4o6. Consummation of Thomas the Apostle,
as the law of nature, not by Conduct of the holy man in his jour- viii, 55° seq.
Moses, 459; witnesses to the, neys, viii, 61-62; of Christians Contention, warning against, vii, 395,
viii, 44; exposition of the, ii, among heathens, 63; patterns of 419, to be given publicly by the
512-5x5; only two, gtven toman, good and bad, 63 seq. ; at feasts, bishop, 42°; cause of, i, 575.
rift, 725; the two great, fi, 599- i.i, 248. Continence, ii, 49; vii, I90; of
Commencement, prayer of, vih 537. Confession, vii, 536 ; of sin, i, I9; of Christians, i, x72; more excellent
Comments upon, and illustrations of, Christ, 4z, 55, 83, I29; ii, 4zx; than that of philosophers, ii, 39x,
passages of Scripture, by Clem- promtses to, 422; true martyr. 4o 5; superior to virginity, iv, 33;
ent, of Alexandria, viz. : -- dora, 422; sectional, of faith, vl, in all things, not one only, ii,
Exod. xx, x7 .... ii, 394 4o seq.; primitive systems of, iii, 392; heretical opinions of, re-
Jobi, 2x ..... ii, 577 666, 667; Eastern, 666; Western, fated, 38i; how taught by St.
xiv, 3 ..... ii, 400 667. Paul, vi, 32x; pleasing to God,
xxxiv, 7 .... ii, 577 Confessors, the Church's care and 342.
Ps. 1, 5 ...... ii, 40o honor for, v, 282, 295, 3o2, 315; Continency, excellence of, v, 436.
Isa. lvi, 2, 3 .... ii, 399 to be helped by gifts and sacrifice, Contradictions of Scripture, viii, 24o,
_er. xx, x4 ..... ii, 4oo vh, 437; character required in, 246 seq., 314 seq. (See Script-
Matt. v, 42 ..... ii, 578 v, 283; some in peril of heresy, ure.)
xiii, 3 I, 32, 46 . . h, 578 427; not to be ordained, vii, 493. Contraries in nature, viii, I79, I8o.
xviii, 2o . . . ii, 393, 4°6 Confirmation, supplement to baptism, Contrition, the only tree penitence, ii,
Lukeiii, 22 . . .ii, 578 , 584 v, 376 , 378 416.
xiv, 26 .... ii, 399 Conformity to Christ, i, 5o. Conversion, of the Gentiles, predicted,
xv, x seq ..... ii, 581 Confusions and difficulties, where ex- i, 253; more difficult than that of
xvi, 17 . . . ii, 578, 584 plained, vii, 548, 549. the Jews, 495; illustration of, ii,
John x, 8 ..... ii, 3z8 Conjunction, doctrine of, viii, I84. 5o7; the duty of seeking one's
Acts vii, 24, 25 . . . ii, 585 Consecration, prayer of, vii, 489, 535, own, viii, 2o3.
Rom. viii, 38 .... ii, 585 557, 558. Converts and preachers, their mutual
I Cor. i, t9 .... fi, 32° Conserentts dii, parents of Servius love, viii, 292.
vi, I seq ..... n, 547 Tallies, vi, 496. Convulsionism, ii, 56.
vii, x ..... ii, 399 Consistency of Christ's teaching, viii, Conybeare and Howson referred to,
ii, xo5. i, 2x ; iii, 433.
.....
ix, 5_39,4° •" 5 Conspirators against bishops, ltow to
ii, 439oo Cook referred to, ii, 67,488.
xi, Io, ..... ii, 578 1 be treated, viii, 615. Cooke referred to, iv, zl 5.
2 C.or. v, x6 . ii, 578, 585, 5_,o_Constantine, address to, vii, Io, 22I; Cora, I, I85.
x54 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Comh, and company, why punished, Coxe referred to, ii, x47; iv, 38. Cronius, vi, 437-
vii, 4xo. Crates, referred to, ii, 373; affmm Cross, the, of Christ, prefigured in the
Corinth, maiden of, v, 24o, 24t. that there are eight muses, vi, Old
typifiedTestament, i, 144;
in Jacob's iii, 166;
blessing, v,
Corinthians, Epistle of Clement to, i 473-
wherein he commends them, i, Cratinns quoted, ii, 304, 455,.48I, 585 • 63 t ; by the "horns of _Ioseph,"
5; shows the effects of envy Created things, madeafter the image hi, I65; by Moses, too; the
among them, 5, 6, x8; exhorts of invisible things, according to brazen serpent, i66; by Elisha
them to repentance, 7; to humil- the Murcosians, i, 342; not images and Isaac, I7O; symbols of, i, I81,
of ._Eonwithin the Pleroma, 366; 242. 244,247; vii, 129; offensive
ity, 9, xt, x5; to peace, t6; to
good works, t4; to church order, not a shadow of the Pleroma, to Trypbo, 244; of Jesus, mean-
t6-z7; to brotherly love, xS, t9; 368. ing of, vii, t28; of Christ, blessing
referred to, 505• Creation, the, agradual work, lil, 493; and glory of; vi, 399, 400; the
Ooraelius, the centurion, his strata- includes all things, 494; from] glorvof'i,56; powerof, vii, 128,
gem to cause Simon Magus to nothing by God, i, 369; ii, 67, ] It9. x3o, 243; mysteryof'ii, 71;
flee from Antioch, viii, 206. 97, 98; iii, 502; viii, I(x); the ] the Tree of Life, iv, 2to; Con-
Cornelius, ordained bishop of Rome, figurative meaning of, iv, 365; ] stantine's vision of, vii, 3x8; not
v, 319, 412; evidence of his ordi- days of, 596, 60o; vii, 2It ; the [ worshipped by Christians, iii, 3i;
nation received and approved by fourth day of, i, too; the fifth] iv, t9I; worship of, retorted on
Cyprian, 320; restores certain day, cot ; the sixth day of, fox ; I the heathen, iii, IZ2; sign of, 92,
schismadcs, repenting, 323; his what it is, vii, 58; why not re- to3; vii, I29, 486, 542, 544, 54_,
character, 329; how made bishop, ])eated, i, 584; origin of, accord- 553-556, 559, 563, 564 566, 567;
329, 333; Epistle of Cyprian to, mg to Valentinus, v, 88; an ac- viii, 435, 438, 45 t, 484; recog-
3t9, 321, 322, 324, 325, 336, count of, viii, 84, 8_; implies nized by the heathen, iv, t9t ;
33 g, 35t; reply of, 322, 324; Providence, t68; moae of, 169; figure of, in the vexilla, vi, 399,
Epistle of Dionysius of Alexan- theories of, t69; atomic theory 4o2; Andrew's address to, viii,
dna to, vi, tot. untenable, tTO; concourse of 47o; Melito's discourse on the,
Cornelius Nepos on philosophers, vii, atoms could not form a world, 756; the luminous, which de-
84. i7o; Plato's testimony respecting, livered the people of Ophioryma,
Corona, De, a treatise by Tertullian, x7o; mechanical theory of, t7x; who had been swailowed up in
iii, 93 seq. correspondences in, x74i. works the abyss, 5OL
Correspondences in creation, viii, x74. of God in, v, 6t t, 6t7; vm, 244; Crown of life, we ought to strive after,
Corniculum, Ocrisia brought to Rome the extent of, 244; boundless, vii, 519 .
from, vi, 496. 244; the glory of, i, 99; of man, Crowns, ii, 39; floral, not used by
Cornificius, maintains that Novensiles tot; vii, 58, 6x, 2o 3, 2xt, 231, Christians, 255 ; laurel, idolatrous
preside over renovation, vi, 474. 283; of the world for man, 25 t ; origin and nature of, i'd,97, 98, 99;
animals, 282; man's dominion not allowed in Holy Scripture,
Coronis,
422. mother of ._Esculapius, vi, °leer, wii, 245; poem of, iv, t32. 98; military, idolatrous,99; civil,
Corybantes, rites of the, vi, 497. Creator, but one, of the world, i, 364; uniawful for Christians, to2;
Coryphasia, epithet of the fourth ii, I5O; no God above, viii, xx2; heavenly, only for Christlans, to 3.
Minerva, vi, 48o, 48I. our Father, Ix3; the Supreme Crucifixion, darkness at the, iii, 35,
Cotrmoerator, the, b 323 • . _ God, t I4; necessary, x69; who 58.
Cosmogonies, v, 4o; the Homeric, 66, made all things, spiritual and ma- Cruelty, condemned by Christians, ii,
of Justinus, 69; of Pythagoras, terial, i, 405, 4o6, and the world 147; apparent in both bodilyand
83, 98; of Aristotle, 1o2; the from nothing, viii, t69; and can spiritual healing, iii, 637.
Gentile, viii, t97; of Orpheus, therefore restore, ii, x5o; is the Culture, Greek, useful to Christians,
2oo; of Hesiod, 20o. word of God, i, 546; could not fi, 3o7;
sary a divine gift, 3o8;
for understanding neces-
the Script-
Cotelerius referred to, i, 47. be ignorant of the supreme God,
Council of Carthage on heretical bap- i, 365 . ure, 3o9 • .
tiara, v, 565-572. Creature, symbol of the, v, 44. Cupid, as represented by poets, vii, 20.
CounciLs, general, iv, t Ix, xt4; prim- Creatures, the, often take vengeance Cupids, three sets of winged, vi, 48o.
itive independence of, v, x58; on sinners, viii, t49, 286. Curetes, nursesthe ofcries
drowned Jupiter, vii, 23.;
of Jupiter, sa,
freedom
vi, 53. of, 41x; oecumenical, CredenCe,creed,
the,the'vii,vii'535,
548"54°, 554, 562; 475; saved him from death, 484•
Courage, not daring, ii, 54I. Apostles', substance of, iii, 249; Cureton referred to, i, 47, 48, 97, 99,
Covenant, the, lost by the Jews, i, of the church, i, 33o; Nicene, tot, 204; viii, 648.
t39; the true heirs of, x45; the illustrated, v, 20_; Athanasian Curse, the, i, 246, 247.
new, 5t2. 237; Trentine, viii, 643. Cursing, contrary to Christianity, vii,
Covenants, four, given to the human Cremeutius, subdeacon and martyr, 43o-
race, i, 429; the two, one author v, 28t. Custom,
28; agradual
second development of,255iv,;
nature, viii, 254,
and one end, to both, 4.72; their Crescens, his prejudices, i, t89, x92,
oneness proved by Jesus reproof 303; loathsome character of, ii, understands not the Scriptures,
of customs repugnant to the 73; persecutes Justin, 73. iv, 29; and truth, viii, 253; utility
former, 475; prefigured by Abra- Crescens of Cirta, on baptism, v, 567 • and not, iv, 37; not to be fol-
ham and Thamar, 495; by the Cretans, always liars, ii, 76. lowed against truth, v, 382, 57t;
two pillars of Samson, 572. C_xete,_oUpiterborn and buried in, vi, in law, ili, 95.
Covetousness, i, 35; ill, 7o9, 7to; why[ 4 ,42_4" . . . Customs, heathen, to be forsaken, ii,
allied to idolatry, 67; sin and _Cxlmes inculcated by the philosophers, 2ot,197-t99;
_c°-2o5,
to6;
debuslngeffects
overcome by°f'divine
punishment of, vi, 18; warning_ ii, tI2. . "" _2
against, vii, 39I- I Critius reterred to, n, 4_ • truth, 2ol, 202; of different na-
Cowper, H., referred to, viii, 4o9. [ Crocus of Ephesus, i, 5o, I27. tlous and conntries, viii, 188;
Cowper, W.,referred to, ii, t92; iii,/Cromatiusand Heliod .°Y_/ad.dr..e___°f' Jewish, ,89; of one's 00untryand
272; iv, 667; _ I91,201. | to jerome mepresvyrer, vm, 3oo; fathers, are they to be observed?
Cox referred to, v, 595. _ reply of Jerome to, 368. 253-
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Cuttle-ilsh, type of heretical deceit, iii,
313.
Cybele, festival o_ vi,496.
Cyceon, the draught offered to Ceres
by Banbo, vi, 499.
Cyclopes, ii, 65.
Cyllenian, bearer of the caduceus, vi,
472.
cynics, the, vfi, 84, 237.
Cyprian Venus, statue of, loved Pyg-
malion, vi, 515, 516.
Cypnan, St.,life of, v, 264; episflesof_
and replies to, 275 seq.; dates
and order of his epistles, 265
life by Pontius, 267-274; election
and character as bishop, 269; his
theory of the episcopate primitive,
notmedi_val, 263,415; preserves
equal rights to all orders, 263;
conduct in the plague, 270; exile,
27x; vision of martyrdom, 271 ;
his passion and death, 274; does
nothing without consent of his
clergy and people, 283, 4 IO;
vision of Christian duty, 286;
withdrawal justified by his clergy, Dante referred to, ii, 9, z8.
3O4; exhorts to works of chanty,
319; excommunicates Felicassx-
mus and followers, 316; assembles
a synod of African bishops, 336;
his anxiety to restore the lapsed,
344; redeems Numidian captives
355; defence against Florentius
372; controversy with Stephen
on heretical baptism, 376-379,
419 (note), 565-572; approach
of martyrdom, 4o 9 ; his writings
contradict the papal theory, 557
(note) ; interpolations of his Datives of Badis, on baptism, v, 567 .
Treatise on the Unity of the
Church, 558 ; presides and pro-
nounces sentence in the Council
of Carthage, 572; treatises at-
tribnted to him, 573; influence
of. on English Reformation, 3;
Lactantius on, vii, 136, 14o; re-
ferred to, il, 98; called Coprianus, Davidson referred to, iv, 334-
vii, i36.
Cyprians, inventions of, ii, 65.
Cyril referred to, viii, 36.
Cyrlnns makes an enrolment, viii, 374-
Cyrus, vi, 428.
Cytherean, the, i.e., Venus, vi, 5iI,
5t2.
Cyzicum, sacrilege of Antiochus of,
vi, 515.
Dactyli Idael, identified with the Digiti
Samothracii, vi, 475.
Daia, made C_es_, vi, 3o8; persecutes
Christians, 315; hissnperstition,
oppression, and licentiousness,
315 ; solicits Valeria in marriage,
and, refused, banishes her, 316 ;
cruelties to ladies of rank, 317 :
unites with Maxentius against
Licinius and Constantine, 318;
defeat and flight, 32o; miserable
death, 32L
DSII16,or Dallanus, referred to, i, 47.
Daily service, to be held, vii, 432;
IZmln__ at, 423; prayers, 496-
498.
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. i55
Dairas, buried in the enclosure at ministry of, in the EncharM, 431,
Eleusis, vi, 508. 486; to visit the people, 43a;
Damns, bishopof Magnesia, i, 59, 60, ordination of, 492; viii, 61 x.
II2, 114- Dead, the, care for and burial of, vii,
Damascus, Saul sent to, viii, 96. 464; _prayer for, at the Encharist,
Damigero, a Magian, vi, 428. vi, 488; vii, 489, 49o; daily
Damon and Pythias, vii, i53. prayer zor, 497, 49_; not profita.
Dan, the patriarch, warns his children hie to the ungodly, 498; raised
against anger and lying, viii, by Christ, a proof of the resurrec.
25, 26; speaks of their captivity, tion, i, 539; the multitudes of,
26; exhorts them to fear the who rose with Jesus, viii, 454,
Lord, 26; totake heed of Satan, 463; can only be raised by God,
26; his death, 26. lii, 233; the resurrection of, a
Dana_.v:d, 22;lovedbyJupiter, vi,498" Christian belief, 544; asserted by
Danaids, martyrdom of, i, 6. Scripture, 5_7 ; resurrection of
Dancer stops, expiation required if the, a treatme by Athenagonm,
the, vi, 486. ii, I49-.62; men deified, viii, 199.
Daniel, i, 17, 6o, Io7, 120; his refer- Dead Sea, origin of, poem, iv, x3I.
ence to Christ, 21o; prophecy of, Deadly sins, the seven, iii, 356, 425.
comment on, v, I77-i91 , 2o8, Death, of Christ, predicted, i, 178.
2IO; on the last days, 245 ; how viewed by Christians, i,
seventy, week of, vi, x34, x4o; I92; ili, 126, and heathen, iii,
his description of Antichrist, i, 126; not to be feared, vii, 87.
553; predicts concerning the but rather to be desired by
Roman empire, 554. Christians, v, 469; sleep and,
analogy of, ii, 157; and life, i, 537;
Daphne, viii, i99; loved by Apollo, vii, 87, 88, 2o7; Chrisuan philos-
vi, 485 . ophy of, ii, 411; Cicero respect-
Daphnus, 1, 92. ing, vii, 9o; errors of Valentinus,
Dardanus, the Magian, vi, 428 ; first concerning, ii, 425; of Epicurus,
celebrated rites of the Phrygian concerning, iii, 221, 227; heresy
mother, 462. of Menander, concermug, 227 ;
Darius Hystaspes chosen by augury, separation of soul and body, 228;
iv, 198. a violence to nature, 2a9; and
Darkness at the crucifixion, iii, 35, 38; pain, a result of sin, vih, 336 ;
v, 230; viii, 443, 463; the way the approach of, with his retinue,
of, i, 149. to Joseph. the husband of M2ry,
Dathan, i, 6, 60. 392; of Pilate, narrative of the,
466 seq.; all must taste, 394;
David, i, 6, 9, 54, 121; his humility, the way of, vii, 379, 468; the
lO; an example of those who first and second, vii, 61, 62;
have fallen, iii, 244; his sin an nature of the second, vi, 44 o.
admonition, viii, 64; an example Decad, i, 317.
of repentance, vh, 4o6; prophe- Decalogue, the, at first inscribed on
sies in Hades, viii, 457; seen by the hearts of men, i, 479, 481;
Paul in the city of God, 578. not cancelled by Christ, 48z, 482;
interpreted, ii, 5I I; why ten
Day, the, does not square with the commandments, 51I; olnis_
theory of Valentinus, i, 395 ; in, interpretation of, 5I5, 522.
meaning of, viii, 49; of retribu- Deceit, ii, 37, 38, 49.
tion, i, 39° ; the fourth, fifth, and Decemvirs, decrees of the, vi, 487.
sixth of creation, 1, Ioo, IoI. Decel_tion, permitted by the sophists,
Days of the creation, errors in inter, ii, 538; modern casuistry on, 556.
preting, vi, 38L Decius, persecutor, vi, 3o2.
Deaconess, li, 12. Decrees, of God, viii, 7.46; of Fabian,
Deaconesses, to be honored, but not 64o, 641.
to act without the deacon, vii, Decretah, the, time of fabrication, viii,
41o; their place in church, and 60I ; created papacy, 6oz ; paused
duties, 421; to assist in the into the organic canon-law by
baptism of women, 431 ; ordina- Nicholas, 6o 3 ; frauds of the,
tionof, 492. 6osseq.; enforced by Gregory
Deacons, i, 34, 6h 69, 72, 85, 89, 95; VII., 642; Dupin on, 6o3--6o5;
ii, ]4; humility reqmred in, v, Mflman on, 6o 7 ; introductory
365-366; appointed by the notice to, 6o! seq.
apostles, 366; their injunctions, Defects, secret, foreign to the right-
vii, 544; duties of, viii, 22o; eousman, viil, 5o.
counsel to, iv, 216; how up- Definitions ofternm, necessary, ii, 558j
pointed, vii, 381; to be helpers 56o; philosophical nature, and
to the bishop, 4Io, 432; to be classification, 56_-563. .
obeyed, and to do nothing with- Degrees, in heaven, corresponding to
out thebishop, 41x, butto be his order in the church, ii, 5o4; how
eye,ear, an_month, 4z6; place aV,nined,5os;ofknowledge, true,
and duty of, in church, 42I; Gnostic only perfect in,5o 7.
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jDeipara or Theotoce, vii, 538.
Delitzsch referred to, i, 387; li, Io2;
vi, 339. .
Deltotum,a figure
Deluge, ii, 09. of anti-Christ, i, 55 8 ;
the symbol of persecution, v,
658 ; comment on, i96-I98 ;
errors of Greeks about, it, x16,
contrasted with Scripture accu-
_._ • I6" Varro's computation
of the time of the, w,493; human
race destroyed by, 41.5•
De Maistre)referred to, 1, i7.7, 2II;
ii, 13r , 291; iii, 594; vb 542;
vii, 256; viii, 172, 643.
Demas and Ermogen_, viii, 487;
their evil counsel against Paul
and Tbecla, 488.
Demus and Gestas, robbers, the his-
tory of, given by Joseph of Art-
math_ea, viii, 468; atrocities per-
petrated by, 468; their conduct
towaxds Jesus on the cross, 469;
Jesus sends Demas to paradise--
transformation of, 47 o.
Demetrianus, vii, zSx, 299; Cyprian's
address to, v, 457.
Dememus of Alexandria, epistle of Al-
exander of Cappadocia to, vi, 154.
Demetrius of Leptimmus, on baptism,
v, 569. . ._
Demiurge, the, i, 315; .vh 242; the
formation of, according to vaten-
tinus, i, 322; iii, 513; the creator
of all things outside of the Plero-
ma, i, 322; iii, 514, 515; igno-
rant of what he created, i, 322,
326; ill, 514; passes into the
intermediate habitation, i, 325;
iii, 518; instructed by the Savioar,
i, 326; iii, SI7; is the centurion
of the GospeLs, i, 326; views of
the heretics respecting, exposed
and confuted, 385; declared by
the heretics to be animal, i, 4o3;
iii, 514; if animal, how could he
make things spirituul? i, 4o5,400;
work of, perishable, v, 99.
Democracy foreshown, v, _9.
Democritus, vii, xI; on the idea of
God, it, 465, 478; his theory of
property, vii, 93; atomic theory
of, vi, 437; cosmogony of, v, 16. I
Demon worship, depravity of, ii, 73.
Demon, an unclean, which had tor-]
mented a woman five years, /
ext_Ued by the Apostle Thomas, /
vii[, 545, 546.
Demon, the, called Becher, acam.ow.l-]
a_,_ the. trne GnfL and Barthot-!
e-6_
omew ---=L-2
us L11¢ _=--:.__ of God , | Demonstration• defined, . it, 559; • pro- IMalis, flamen mitred, vi, 427, 488.
B¢_vetait
viiL ¢¢a: describes Bartholomew,[
"--" _" _ ....... acknowl /
5 3; Is compe_eu tu
5e_ge Christ, and confess the/
malicious deeds of the devil, 555; |
exhibited by an angel in the tern-| De Montor, refe_edto,
pie black as an Ethiopum, 55 o. | uemosmenes.reter_.e_. L_,_-2_
•,,.... :-- -- healed viii in2
xz_a_J_u_t_,**
.... ;.... ' instance
dO"- ' =" of, v,I Deodati "referred t o, i , 344-
a.mm,,_ l'_ -'
392, 393 .....
Demoniacs7o7; byhes]ed by Jesus,
Matthew) vm,jonn,
529; oy 4_, lI
562.
FATHERS : INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Demons, misrepresent Christian floe- 535, 536, 546, 556, 564, 569,
trine, i, I67; imitate divine 57 I.
things, 183; giants of Noah's Descent of Jesus into Hades, viii, 435
day, iv, 2o3 ; recognized by seq., 448 seq.
heathen as well as Christians, iv, Designing mind, a, seen in the crea.
189; not honored by Christians, tion, _a_fi,zgo.
642, 648, 652, nor feared, 648-- Desire, twofold, ii, 28.
652; number acknowledged by Desires, Venus the mother of the, vi,
the Egyptians, 662; vileness of 471-
their worship, 663; tempted Solo- Desiring the salvation of others, viii,
mon, viii, 49; how permitted by 164.
God, iv, 638, 651 ; nmlead men Destiny, viii, 254.
i, i82; raise up heretics, I82; Deucalion, i, 19o; and Pyrrha re_peo-
turned into gods, it, 68; teach pled the earth, vi, 491.
the doctrine of fate, 68; eeono- Deuteronomy, i, 571.
mizeastronomy, 68; to be pun- Devil, origin of, vi, 2°5, acc°rding t°
ished, 71; vain display of, 72; Valentinlans, iii, 514; theoriesm
I false promises of, 72; deception regard to the origin of, rift, 332,
of, 73, I43; iii, 37 ; viii, 277...; 333; suppositions as to the
of, 33I; the creation of, origin
334;
tempt to idolatry, it, I43; vm,
i38 , 287; power given to, iii, 36; nature of, iv, 24o; rational, 257;
offspring of fallen angels, 36; the existence of, viii, 331; God
spiritual nature of, 36; confess is not blamable for permitting the
their true character, iii, 38 ; how existence of, 332; permitted by
they enter men, viii, 274; how God,
why, viii,iv, 49;
35 o,hastempted
not equal Christ,
power
they get power over men, tv, x9o; with God, 335; is he amere reia-
viii, x38, 276; why they wish to
possess men, 138, 277 ; subjection tion? 335; his power over man,
of, to angel generals, 257 ; origin iv, 261, why entrusted with
of, 273; two kinds of, recognized power? vih, 335; his power illas-
by Plato and Socrates, meaning trated from Holy Scripture, iv,
329; is a roaring lion, i, 250;
of the name, influence of, vii, 64;
inventors of astrology and divina- snares
i17-119, of 148;
the, wiles
3o, 55, 69, rift,
of the, 83,
tion, 65, 66, 232, and oracles
66; subject to Christians, iii, 37; 24o; plots against Christmns, i,
w, I9O; exorcised by Christians, 3oo; emulates the truth, 223;
vii, 65, x59; identified with tempted man, 551 ; not incapable
heathen gods, 232; their rage of good, _v, 265; not the sole
against Christmns, 64, 158, which cause of sin, 329 ; his lie in regard
causes persecution, i, 182; the to the government of theworld,
law given to, viii, 273, 274; the i, 552; author of impatmnce, iii,
Gospel and prayer give us power 7o9; an imitator in all things, vi,
over, 138, 277; power over, in 349; should not be feared, it,
proportion to the faith, I38, 277; 24, 28, 3o; the sons of the, i,
tricks of, 277 ; power of, 278; 525; views of the Curpocratians
their knowledge, I39; sometimes respecting the, 35o; Peter accuses
speak truth, why? 139; reasons Simon Magus of being worse
why the deceits of axe not de- than, viti, 332, and refuses to
teeted, 278; props of the system discuss certain questions relating
of, 278; the weakest Christian to, 331; the, in the likeness of
mightier than the mightiest, 142; an old man, stirs up the people
the baptized have power to drive against Andrew, 523; reb_.ed
away, 278; have no powe.r, over by Andrew, 523; transformS hun-
a man umess ne vomnuartiy _ttv- serf into the likeness of a sol-
mits to them, I42; subject to dier, 530; Eve relates how she
believers, 279 ; none but evil, was tempted by, 566, 567 •
appear to the impious, 322; Re Diageras of Melus denies the gods,
. . [ fri..endshlp 1o_" _eO._Ve_onm:cntiot3 Dialectics, a meansvii,to IX.
vi, 421,486; true wisdom, ii,
n.mgrace, tS_t, ._. 34o.
with astrotogy, • 03.
duces sment_c behef, 559, first DialogueofJustinMartyrwithTryph°,
.,rinciple indemonstrable, 559; the Jew, i, 194-27o.
" v
dilemma of suspense of ]udg- Diana, daughter of Jupiter and I___
ments, 562. tona, vi,Minerva,
the first 46o, 483; 48I; aaughter
bow-bear- o,
n, 3. 8 e lug, found refuge on floating
., "*._2,_ islands, 422; mighty in hunting,
l Denying L.nnst, peril or, vu, 4_o.
.. . 469, 483; wars °fthe virgin, 4z_;
_ W_o..<-+,+-1 ,hr, confession ixmsibte tOt, represented with thighs half coV-
| _'t_-'_='. L- +,e. offerings for, iii, ered, 517; an unhewn log wor-
"-'
94, _',v_, _t' .... allowed in certain shipped by theatIcarlans
fall of temple Ephesus fo_
o, 51o;
516;
_ cases, v, 307; prayers tot, v_
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Lencophryne buried in temple of,
5o8; shrine in Delian ApoUo's
temple of, 5o8; theologians men-
tion three goddesses named, 48o;
identified wth Ceres and Luna,
473-
Dia_lma, v, zol.
I)iatheses of Ptolemy, 1, 333.
Didym_on, Cleochus buried in the
Milesian, vi, 508.
Didymus, epistle of Dionysius
Alexandria to, vi, 96 seq.
Diespiter, son of Saturn and Ops, vi,
482; lusted after his mother
Ceres, 497; names of some who
bore children to, 46o.
Digestion and nutrition consistent
with resurrection, ii, I5x.
Digiti Samothracii, said to be the
5 recommended, viii,
DiligeLnce_inVis4dTy
Izz, 152.
Dindymene, PeasinunUc, i.e., Cybele
worshipped at Pessinus, vi, 488.
Dmocrates, ni, 7ol, 7o6.
Diocletmn, persecutor, his avarice
vii, 3o3; searcher into futurity,
3o4; stirred up against the Chris-
tians, 305 ; his illness_ 3o7 ;
forced to resign, 3o9; his death,
317.
Diodorus, indebted to Moses, i, 279;
referred to, _v, 453-
Diogenes, ii, 65; vii, 237; quoted, ii,
373.
Diognetus, epistle to, i, 25-30; intro- Diptychs, the, vi, 556.
ductory note to, 23 seq. ; occa- [ Dircae, martyrdom of, i, 6.
sion of the epistle, 25; treats of [ Dis, identified with Summanus, vi, 507 ;
the vanity of idols, 25; supersfi-
tions of the Jews, 26; manifesta- [
tion of Christ, 27; the state of]
the world before Christ came, 28; I
why Christ came so late, 28; the_
blessings he brings, 29; the ira- [Disagreement,
portance of divine knowledge,
29; referred to, 18.
Diomede, plains of, i.e., Cannae, vi,
477.
Dione, bore Venus to Jupiter, vi,
422, 46o.
Dionysius, robbed Jupiter and _'V_scu-
lapius of their beards, vi, 515 .
Dionysms quoted, fi, Io9.
Dionystus referred to, vi, 488.
Dionysius Iambus quoted, ii, 455.
Dionysius Thrax quoted, ii, 455-
Dion Thytes quoted, ii, 455.
Dionysius, viit, I98.
Dionysius of Sicily despoils the
images of the gods, vii, 4I.
Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria, life
and character of, vi, 77, 78;
works of, 79; sufferings in Decian
persecution, 96-Io3, and under
Gallus and Valerian, Io5; frag-
merits from his books on prom-
ises, 8I; on nature, 84; against
Sabellius, 9I.
Epistles of, viz. :--
to the Alexandrian.s, Io8.
" Basilldes, 94-
" Cornelius, 1oi.
" Dionysius, !o3.
FATHERS: INDEX OF
to Dionysius of Rome, 92.
" Domitiu_s and Didymus,96 seq.
" Fabius, 97-
" Hermammon, zo6.
" Hierax of Egypt, xo9.
" Novatus, 97.
" Philemon, IO2.
" Sextus, IO2.
" Sixtus II., Io 3.
" Stephen, IoL
of against bishop Germanus, Io 3.
Festival epistle, 1Io; commentary
on Ecclesiastes, lIl; on Luke,
II4, Ii7, 119; on John, 12o;
of the one substance, i_o; on
the reception of the lapsed, I2o,
i39 , i4o.
Dionysius of Rome, epistle of Diony-
slus of Alexandria to, el, 92 seq.;
aagainst
Greek theFather, 363; notwi,
Sabellians, a 365;
con-
troversalist nor anathematizer,
367.
Dionysius of Corinth, vin, 747, 765 ;
writes to the Roman Church,
765 .
Dionysus (see Bacchus), five gods
named, vi, 48o.
Dioscori, i, 70; sons of Leda and Jupi-
ter, vi, 483 .
Dioscorus, a shipmaster, sympathize_
with Paul, and, mistaken for him
is beheaded by the people of
Pontiole, viii, 477- 8
Diphilus quoted, ii, 472, 4 3, 53°-
human heads offered to, 46o
wounded by Hercules, 484; alle-
goncal explanation of rape of
Proserpine by, 505 ; gate of, i.e.,
Hades, 50o.
between Plato and
Aristotle, i, 275; among the Val-
entinians
predictuons,concerning
513 . prophetical
Disciples, the true spiritual, i, 5o6;
can judge the doctrine of Mar-
cion, the Valentinians, and Ebio-
nites, 5o7, and other heretics
508 ; called by Christ brethren,
not children, iii, 621; the See-
enty, names and martyrdom of,
v, 255.
Disciphna arcani, true nature of, ii,
343, 344.
Discipline, ancient, to be maintained,
eSpecially by martyrs, v, 3o9, and
virgins, 431 ; value of, 43o; sever-
ity against worldliness, 505; and
power, difference between, iv,
98.
Discordi_, vi, 47 I.
Discriminating faculty, the, in man, i,
522.
Discussions, public, between the
apostles and the Jews, viii, 92, 94;
of Peter with Simon Magus,
los seq., ti 7 seq., 3I_ seq.; dif-
ferences between the different
discussions of Peter with Simon,
1o2, 117; of Niceta, Aquila, and
SUBJECTS. _57
Clement with the old workman,
x66 seq., I75 seq., I82 seq.; be-
tween Clement and Appion, 257
seq., 262 seq.
Disease, atheoryof, viii,277; external,
not to be dreaded,44.
Disk (discus), the paten, vii, 548-
Dismission, the, prayer of, vii, 55o,
56o.
Disobedience, ii, 49; evil effect of, vii,
5_o; dangerof, viii, zSO.
Disobedient, the, are the angels of the
devil, i, 524 .
Disorder and order in creation, viii,
I I77"
Dispensations, the seven, ii, 476, 477.
Dispersion of human race, ii, lo 7.
Dissembler, counsel to, iv, ctl4.
Distraction, ii, 24.
567 .
Distribution of the elements, vii, 559,
Divinatmn, theory of, by means of
animals, v, 537; a deceit of de.
mons, 538 ; forbidden in the law,
539; invented by demons, vii, 65,
66, z3z; and soothsaying to be
shunned, vii, 424,467 •
Divinations, l, I69.
Divine providence, denied by the
poets and philosophers, ii, I4a ;
unity, poem of, iv, t42.
Divinities of the heathen ridlcaled,
ii, 69.
Divinity, reasons for ascribing to men,
_ ii, I4_.
L_worce, n, 2I ; a novelty among the
Romans, iv, 66.
Docetae, heretics, to be avoided, i, 34,
7i; tenets of, v, n 7, 145; doe-
trine of the incarnation, I18, of
creation, I I8, of the Baptism and
Crucifixion, 119; derived from the
Greek Sophists, I2o; summary of
their teaching, 145.
Doctors (teachers), of accusations
against, viii, 613,
Doctrine, Chnstaan, misrepresented by
demons, i, I67; concerning God,
ii, 132; the true, found in the
prophets, I93; according to god-
liness, the, viii, 254.
DoctrineS, false, i, 34, 53, 56, 62, 68,
7I, 83, 88, I46; profound, 68;
heavenly, how denoted, 573; of
Simon Magusand Menander,34_;
of Saturninus and Basilides, 342;
of Curpocrates, 35o; of C_rln-
thus, Ebionites, Nicolaltanes, 35 I
seq. ; of Cerdo and Marcion, 3_;
of Tafian, the Encratites, Burne-
liotes, or Borborians, and others,
3,53; Ophites and Settians, 354;
Cainites, 358; of the Greeks and
Christians, compared, ii, 74.
Documents, Syriac, introduction to,
viii, 647, 7_I seq.; character of,
648.
Doddridge referred to, ii, 38.
Dodona, Jupiter of, vi, 516; fall of
Jupiter's temple at, 516.
Dodwell referred to, ii, 127. .
Dogs, employed to guard the capitola,
vi, 515.
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D6"llinger refereed to, v, 4, 158. v, 42o; God's order in, how cor- oted, vii, 443;_ computation of,
Domestic discipline, ii, H. rupted, 434. vi, 146-i5_; vn, 446, 447, 5,oo,;
Domitian, i, 129: persecutor, vii, 3o2; Dreasel referred to, i, 9, x4t, x42, eve of (the "Great Sabbath ' ),
is excited by the Jews against the I43, I47, I48, 447; octave of, 447; forty days
Christians, viii, 56o; issues an Drinking, Christian principles of, ii, followlng to be kept, 448; rest
edict against the Christians, 56o; 242; abuses of, 244-45. from labor on, 495 ; poem on,
sends soldiers to Ephesus to at- Druids, origin of, v, 22. 329.
rest John, 56o; his interview with Drunkard, counsel to, iv, zx8. Easter controversy, reference to the,
John, 56x ; entreats John to heal Drunkards, warned, vii, 498. i, 3xo.
a female slave seized by a demon, Dualism, of Marcion, origin of, iii,Fating,luxury in, heathen, ii, 237;
562; sends John to Patmos, 562; 272, 475; self-contradictory, 273, Christian temperance in, 239-
treats the Saviour's relatives with 276; creates a new god, 276 , 242.
contempt, 763; puts a stop to the 1 277; not manifested by creation, Ebion, successor of C.erinthus, his
persecution of the church, 763 . I 279; results in polytheism, 28z; heresy, iii, 652.
Domitius, epistle of Dionysius of Alex- I not taught by Christ, 284; nor by Ebioneans, heretics, doctrines of, v,
andria, to, vi, 96 seq. J St. Paul, 285-286; its material i t14, x47.
Donaldson (Crit. Hist.) referred to,/ conceptions of God, 288; de- Ebionite, i, 7I, 83.
i, t89, x9o; ii, _52; (TheoL Rev.) [ stractive of divine goodness, 29o, Ebionites, derivation of the nam_ of,
referred to, ii, 8. _ and justice, 29I, 320; Mani- iv, 37 I, 429; the doctrines of, i,
DonationofCoustantlne, viii, 6oT, 644; chaean, refuted, vi, 196; origin 35I; Jewishheretlcs, vii, 452;ref.
Dupin on, 644; Bryce on, 644. from Seythiaus, 229; taught by utation of, who disparaged Paul's
Donatulus of Capsae, on baptism, vi, Basilides, 233. authority, i, 439; strictures on,
57 L Dumachus and Titus, robbers, their 527.
Donatns,confessor, heroism of,vii, 3ol intervlewwith Mary and Jesusin Ecclesia, the, of the Vaientinians, i,
seq.; epistle of Cypzaan to, v, 275. Egypt andafter-fate, vlii, 4o9. 316; iii, 5o7; of Colorbusus, i,
Donatus of Cibaliana, on baptism, vi, Duodecad, the, of Valentinus, how 833.
57 o. said to be indicated in Scripture, Ecclesiastes, book of, metaphrase of,
Dora, Peter at, viii, 134. i, 3x9 . by Gregory Thanmaturgus, vi, 9,
Dorner referred to, v, 229; vi, 24; Dupin referred to, iii, 8; vi, 284; comment on, by Dionysius of
viii, 26. viii, 6o 3 seq., 644. Alexandria, 11 x.
Dositheus, heretic, iii, 649; vii, 453; Duties, Christian, i, 9, 20, 54, 62, 8I, Economy, term applied to the Trinity,
and Simon Magus, viii, 9I, 99; 95, I48; of deacons, etc., 34, iii, 598, 6o3; in interpretation, v,
contest between, forpret_minence, 81; of presbyters, etc., 34, 9o; 220.
233. relative, 8I, 90; of husbands and Ecphantus, philosophy and cosmogo-
Doable-mindedness, to be avoided, wives, 34, 35, 82, 95; of the ny of, v, 17.
viii, 220. Christian flock, 35, 95. Edersheim referred to, vii, 258.
Doubt or assent, causes of, ii, 564. Duty and faith, viii, 28o. Edessa, Bartholomew a native of, rift,
Dove in the ark, type of Holy Spirit Dyad, the, of Valentinus, i, 332. 558; Abgarus, king of, 558;
in baptism, ill, 673; type of hap- Dyer, visit of the child Jesus to the visited by Thaddaeus, 558; the
tism, v, 658; emblem of the Holy shop of a, and the wonder he story concerfiing the king of, 65I
Spirit, ii, 578; iil, 5o4. performed there, viii, 4x2. seq. ; a canticle on, 654; found.
Dragon of the Apocalypse interpreted, Dysaules, a goatherd in Attica, vi, ing of, 7o2.
vi, 338; story of the, which kiUed 499. Edessaeans, laws of the, viii, 73 I.
a young man, and is destroyed by Dysmas, or Dismas, or Demas, and Egeria, Numa advised by, vi, 489.
Thomas, viii, 542 seq.; the fiery, Gestas, the malefactors, cruei- Egg, the creative, developed from
which pursued the king of Myrna, fled with Jesus, viii, 4zo, 443; chaos, viii, 197, 2oo.
532. history of, given by Joseph of Egypt, the Israehtes in, viii, 86; the
Dragons adore the infant Jesus, viii, Arimathtea, 468, 469 seq. flight into, 376, 389, 4oo, 4o6;
376. wonders wrought by the child
Dream-senders, i, t69. Earnestness in religlon, viii, 204. Jesus in, 376 seq., 4o6 seq,
Dreams, an ecstacy of the soul, iii, 223; Ears, pleasures derived from, vil, x77. Christianity attested by mighty
prophetic stories of, 224, 225; Earth, the, identified with the Great works in, vi, 438; Apis called
how far inspired by God, 225; Mother Ceres, andVesta, vi, 472; Serapis in, 422; letters invented
physical and mental causes of, a pregnant sow sacrificed to, 526; by the fiRh Mercury in, 48o;
226; illustrating philosophic con- birthday of, 531 ; not a creative Zephyrinus' epistle to the bish-
tradictions, vii, 73; evidence fur- power, vii, 87; spherical form of, ops of, viii, 6xo.
nished by, discussed, viii, 322; the argument against, 94; made for Egyptian, proselytes, makers of the
impious see true visions and, 323 . man, viii, 154; how cursed for golden calf, vi, no4; rites, ii,488;
Dress, heathen luxury in, forbidden to man, iii, 564 ; to be burned up I women in, 488, 52I ; mythology,
Christianwomen, ii, 273; to men, and purified, viii, 584; and pant- fables of, iv, 4o_; idolatry more
275; leads to licentiousness, 276; disc, to be made one, 58_; the ] reasonable thm{ other formS of
a temptation to sin, iv, I9, 24; of blesse_ess to he enjoyed in, 586. I idolatry, viii, 148.
heathen oftlciMs unlavrful to Earthly things types of heavenly, i, [Egyptians, gospel of the, referred to,
Christians, iii, 72; condemned by 486. I ii, 392, 406.
Christ, 73; ancient, of Carthage, Earthquake, the, at the crucifixion of] Egyptians, the Israelites commanded
iv, 5; changes in, 5; heathen Jesus, viii, 46I. [ to spoil the goods of, an exposi-
abuses of, 9; Christian, the 2hal- East, turning to, in worship, iii, 3t ; [ tion and vindication, i, 5o2; _,
lium (mantle), I2, I3; ornament viii, 668; not a worship of the [ 313; inventors of geometry, ih
in Woman's, derived from failen sun, 123; head of a church tow- ] 65; the first astronomers and in.
angels, x5; unfitting for Chris- ards, vii, 421; prayer towards,] ventors of idolatry, vii, 63; wit-
tians, I6, _t2; excess in, forbidden, reason of, 42I. [ hess to Moses, ii, 8o; system or,
17; inprayer, iil,686; ofwomen, Easter, v, I2o; of the Quartodeci-] v, 4o; their theoryof natnre,_
687; iv, 14; ofvirgius, treatise on, marts, _23; feast of, to be how _ 41; their amulets, 41; worthip
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of animals, vii, z58, of dumb
aafimaL% vi, 468.; pay divine
honor to a man; viii, 267; gods of
the, zSz; defence of theirsystem
exposed, 282, 2.83; Christ said to
have stolen the secrets of his
power and teaching from the, vi,
42_; punished those who re-
ve_-d the dwelling-place of
Apis, 509; called the second
Minerva Neith, 48I; were afraid
to utter the fourth Mercury's
n_me, 480; believed that one i
deity was manifested under the
various divine manifestations,
479, 48°"
Elchasaa,
seq, his*48.life gad teachings, v, *32
Eldad and Modat, book of, referred
to, il, 2.
Elect, the, ii, 18, 3o; illustrated by
Abraham, 445; known by God,
533; sins of the, 39; elect of
the, 6o*.
Elects, lady to whom St. John's
second epistle was written, i,
576.
Electra, seduced by Jupiter, vi, 498.
Elements, the twenty-four of Marcus,
i, 339; the divinity of, as held by
philosophers, exposed, iii, [3',
•33; number of the primary, vi,
455; mistake as to Aristotle's
conception of, 437; four, viii,
168; in the Holy Communion
care of, vii, 49 I.
Eleusinia. origin of the, vi, 499; signs
used in the, 5oo.
FAeusiman mysteries imitated by
Vaientinns, iii, 5o3 .
Eleusis, Ceres' visit to, vi, 499;Dairas
gad Immarnachus buried in the
enclosure of, 5o8; temple of
Ceres at, 5o8.
Eleutherius, temple at Athens of
IAber, vi, 5[6.
Eleutherus, bishop of Rome, i, 4[6;
ii, 3, 4; his toleration of heretics,
iii, 631.
Eli, i, 6o, I2o.
Elias, i, I78; met by Paul in para-
disc, viii, 58I.
Elijah, i,9, 81; ii, 62; precursor of
Christ, i, 2[9; proof of resurrec-
tion, 53o; example of frugality,
ii, zgz; appears at the transfigu-
ration, iii, 383 .
Elishah, i, 9, 82, 545, 574; an ex.
ample of circumspect behavior
viii, 65; served
mite woman, 65; by the Shuns-
compared with
Chrht, iii, 356.
Elizabeth, MatT's visit to, viii, 395;
escapes with her son from
Herod's wrath, 366.
Elm, the, il, 32,
Eloquence and truth compared, vii, 9.
ElPis'i' 317;lii"5°7"
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editor, i, 46o; ii, 56-58, 297, 298, Ennoea, i, 3[6, 333, 353; ill, 5o7.
342..-46, 379, 38°, 4o2-8,_44I-_ Enoch, i, 7; proof of the res.urrec:
476-9, 5_b-22; iii, 50--_, ZO,
77, Io_ Io4, IOSp 150, 179, 12SO,
FATHERS : INDEX OF SUBJECTS. _59
265, 267, 425 -8, 474, 475, 54z, try, iii, 62; traxadation of,
543, 594, 595, 628"-32, 666.-68, I37; met by Paul in the _p_ o[
556, 557, 567, 568, 6o5, 6O6, 679 , the righteous, 578; and Elijah,
7o6, 717, 7[8; iv, I3, 26, 38, 49, translation and l_'esent state ol_
58, 73, iOl, IX4, H 5, IZ5, 126, iii, 591; and Elms, themselve_
166, [98, 219, 382-4, 394, 542; must die at last, viii, 394, 438;
v, I53-62, 24h 259, 4o9-2o, the book of, iv, 252, 38o, not
557-64,572,595,596,6o4, 644; canonical,567; referred to, i,481;
vi, 8,2o, 39, 47, 53, 57, 71,73, iii, 62; iv, 38o; vi, i47 ; vlii, 1o,
Iio, z2o, [39, I4o, [72, 235,236, 12, I3, I5, [6, no, 23, 27, 37, 43.
252, 279, 283-5, 3°3, 304, 355, Enormities of paganism, viii, 15I.
329_z,54o--3; eft, [34, 255_-82,83_x_,Entanglements, ii, 37.
3 ,338, 3 , 366"8, 32, 33, Enthymesis, the, of Sophia, or Acha-
425, 478, 506--8, 536, 568-_2, moth, i, 318, 322; iii, 508; the
612, 618, 625-39, 64I-4, 689, absurdity of, i, 383; the trench.
742, 743, 784, 785; viii, 625, cry of Judas not a type of, 387,
639 , 64[--4, 689, 742-3, 785• 388.
Elymas, the sorcerer, sin and punish- Entrance, the Little, and prayers at,
ment of, iii, 66. vii, 535, 538, 552 ; the Grealb
_m_natlons, the, of Valentinus and 535, 54°, 554.
others, an accotmt of, i, 316seq. , Envy, i,5; effeotsof, 6; viii, II; ex-
332, 339; ridicule poured on,33 z. staples of, i, 6.
Emblems, Christian, in the Cats- Epheslans, epistle of Ignatias to the,
combs, li, 297. i, 49.-58; he commends them, 49,
Embolisms, the, vii, 536 , 537, 558, 52 , 54; exhorts them to unity,
567• 50; to various duties, 53-57;
Emerina, sister of Anna, viii, 382. warns against false teachers and
Emmanuel, name prophetic of the in- doctrines, 52; Syrlac version of
carnation, lii, 33 I. the epistle, xoi, 1o2.
Empedocles, ii, 66; philosophy of, Ephesus, fall of Diana's temple at,
v, *3, [1o; on the elementsof vi, 5[6; allotted to John, viii,
man, vii, 6x ; his theory of the 656.
transmigration of the soul re- Ephraim, i, 145.
futed, iix, 2x2seq. ; quoted, iij78, Epicharmas quoted, ii, 483,
383, 437, 446, 447,455, 463, 472, Epicharmas quoted, ii, 35 z, 44 o, 47 I,
476, 484, 487; iv, 565; vi, 5 I, 482, 485, 53o. .
76, ,1o, xz*, II2, *[3" Epictetus, epistle of Cyprian [o, v,
Emperor, how to be served in his 364 .
household, vi, [59; prayer for Epicurean theories of nature refuted,
the, iii, 42; eft, 55 I, 555. vi, 84; other failacies of this phi-
i Emperors, Roman, testimony of, to losophy, 88-9I.
ChrLstians, h, I86, [87; rule by Epicurus, i, 19o, 192, 193, 274; his
God's appointment, iii, 43; not theory of atoms, v, 21 ; el, 437;
diwne, but subject to God,43; viii, I7o;. denial of Providence,
true and false loyalty to, 44; v, 22; vh, z[, 236, 287; ideas of
how honored by Christians, 71 ; pleasure and reward, 21 ; teaches
six at one time, vii, 3[3. that the soul is mortsl, el, 445;
Encratites, the, ii, 63; heretics, v, against the Stoics, vii, I97, 261;
[24; doctrines of the, i, 353. on the creation of the world, 87,
Encraty, i, 57, 58. 197' 236; errors of his phUmo-
Encyclopaedia Britannica, referred phy, 86, 26I, z63, z87; first
to, ii, 335, 346; ni, 475; viii, 12. taught by Leucippmb 87; quot¢_
End, signs of the, viii, 572; ofthe ii, 485.
world, prophecy of, v, _., Epidaurns, ._scalapius brought from,
25o-3 vi, 536; he of, i.e., N_aculapiua,
Endor, witch of, v, [69. I 469 •
Endymion, loved by Luna, vi, 485. [ Epiphanes, system of, t, 332; opinion
Enemies, love of, vhi, 289; of God,[ on community of women, ii, 382,
men are naturally, IOl. [ 4o3; heretic, v, 9 _. .
Energumens, eucharistic prayers for, ] Epiphanit_... referred_ to,_ $$__. 35.._
vii, 484- 45I; m, 374,375,57 ,*_._9; --'-
Engonasis, v, 43- . Eve and E_in 5_ v, day of, to be celebra_.
Enmity, the, put between r_ vt'v_n/(_; "fe_tof, tob¢ honored,
the serpent, i, 457-
Ennius, translated works of Euheme- vii, 443, 495- eared .....
rus, vi, 486; on Jupiter and the Epirus, Christianity art w/mw.ntY
gods, vii, 22, 24, 26, 2Z8; on works in, vi, 43_. 626
Romulus, 28; on
quoted, 3[,x35 Africanus, 3l; Episcopal
, 2z8. Episcopate, seats on, viii,founded
Church ,. o_ v,
305; one, 318, 413,4_3;
sents the "
tion, 530; his propl_ecy, rejecw.a developed- "m_°d__
by the Jews, iv, [5, 26; ofidola- 4Io.
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Epistle, canonical, of Gregory Thau-
maturgns, vi, 18 seq., 2o; the
whole, where read, vii, 535.
Epistles of Cyprian, v, 275 seq.
Epitropus, i, 96.
Epochs, the leading chronological, ii,
I_O.
Equity deified, vi, 476.
Erechthidae, i.e., Athemans, vi, 500.
Erichthonius, buried in shrine of Mi-
nerva, vi, 508.
Eros, rift, 258, 26o, 26I; fable of, in
Plato, iv, 515 .
Error, how often set off, i, 315; can-
not stand withtruth, viii, xo7; and
ignorance, 280.
Errors, of the philosophers, ii, 65; use
of, viii, 239.
Esau, i, 6.
Esdras, Apocalypse of, viii, 358, 571
seq.; the prophet prays to be
ermitted to see the mysteries of
od, 57t; pleads with God for
slnners, 57I ; asks to see the day
of judgment, 572; is given signs
of the time of the end, 572; is
conducted down to Tartarus to
see the punishments of the wxck-
ed, 572, 573; his soulis demanded
of him, but the angel sent to
demand it is unable to bring it
forth, 573, 574; God sends his
Son and a host of angels for the
soul of, but he is unwilhng to
relinquish it, 574; he submits,
and gives up his soul, 574.
Esoteric doctrine, use of, il, 3o2, 313,
343, 345- •
Essenes, Jewish heretics, vii, 452.
Esseni, tenets of, v, I34; sects of,
13o; their traditions derived from
Jews through the Greeks, 137.
Esther, her example, i, 2o.
Eternal punishment, viii, 15o; not a
mere threat, i, I91 ; of unbelie-
vers, 556.
Eternity made known by the Resur-
rection, ill, 590.
Ethics of the Greeks drawn from the
Mosaic law, ii, 365 .
Ethiopian, Christians, canons of, v,
256; sun, Isis tanned by, vi,
422.
Ethiopians, visited by the gods, vi,
508.
Etruria, mother of superstition, vi,
528; arts of, i.e, charms and
sacred rites, vi, 496.
Etmscans, the, identified Penates, and
Consentes, and Complices, vi,
474.
Eubulens, a swineherd in Attica, vi,
499.
Eubulus quoted, il, 53 L
Eucharist, the, i, gl, 89, 185, 186,
._, 528 ; ii, 242; vii, 379; pecu-
customs of, ii, 3oo; received
according to reason, 3io; here-
tics celebrate with water, 322;
not to be celebrated with water
only, v, 359, nor with wine only,
362; types of, in Holy Scripture,
359, 360; prefigured by the obla-
FATHERS: INDEX
tion of fine flour, i, 215, typefied
by Melchizedek, li, 439; loaf of
symbolizes the unity of the
Christians, v, 362, 398; how re-
ceived, 350; white vestments at,
_'57; daily, 252; not daily, vii,
551 ; a safeguard in persecution,
v, 337; carried to the sick, 488,
561; an antidote to mortality, vii,
566; morning celebration, memo-
rial of the Resurrection, v, 363;
prayers after, vii, 38o; given after
baptism, iii, 94, xo3; deacon's
ministry at, vii, 42I; kiss of
peace in, 422; prayers, sacrifice,
communion, and blessing m, 422 ;
unbaptized not admitted to, 422;
not to be offered by laymen, 429 ;
at the burial of the dead, 464;
prayers and thanksgivings of,
471--475, 483-49I; canon of,
486-49i ; oblation in, 486 See
Communion and Liturgy.
Eucharistic saerifice, see Sacrifice.
Euchratius of Thenae, on baptism, v,
568; epistle of Cyprian to, 356.
Euclid, on immortality, vii, 8o.
Eudemus quoted, ii, 315 .
Euelpistus, martyrdom of, i, 306.
Eugenins of Ammedera, on baptism, v,
569 .
Euhemerus, on Jupiter and the gods,
vu, 22, 26, 228.
Eulogaus, I, izo.
Eumelus, quotcd, ii, 482.
Eumolpidae, origin of, vi, 499.
Eumolpus. keeper of sheep m Attica,
vi, 499
Eunuchs to be ordained in certain
cases, vii, 5ol.
Euodias, i, I xI.
Euphanius, i, 119
Euphorion quoted, il, 45 I, 455.
Euplus, i, 5o.
Eupolemus quoted, ii, 335.
Etuapides, on future judgment, i, 29I ;
quoted, ii, 97, Io9, xlo, 131,
I42, I78, I79, I9I, I92, 317,
384, 419, 42o, 432, 461, 462,
471, 475, 482, 483, 484, 485;
vii, 15I ; also his:
Aegeus, ii, 483.
Alcest., il, I39-
Alexander, ii, 423, 482.
Antiope, ii, 337-
Archelaus, i, 292.
Bacch., ii, 205, 244, 439; iv,
445.
Bellerophon, i, 292; ii, 144.
Ehrysippus, ii, 485.
Ctimenus, ii, 482.
Cyclop., ii, I42.
Erechtheus, ii, 48I, 482.
Hecuba, i, 293.
Hexameters, ii, 485.
Hippoiytns, i, 292; iv, 656.
Ion, i, 292; ii, I45, 193.
Iphigania in Aulis, ii, 274.
Medea, ii, 362, 482.
CEneus, ii, 48I.
(Enomans, ii, 484.
Orestes, i, 292 ; ii, I93, z8I, 482,
53 o.
OF SUBJECTS.
Phoenix, ii, 484-
Phcenissa, ii, 3o9; iv, 44o, 5o9,
53 L
Phrixns, i, 293.
Pirithous, ii, 47 L
Protesilans, ii, 485.
Teicphus, ii, 484 .
Europa, seduced by Jupiter, vi, 498;
represented on the stage, 53 x,
fable of, Vil, 2I.
Eusebius referred to, i, z, 3 z, 34, 38,
42, 46, IO4, I5I, 152, I53, I54,
194, 309, 353, 45h 468, 568; n,
87; iv, 445; v, 168, 6ol, 6o8;
viii, 362.
Eutccnus, i, 92.
Eutychus, appointed by John minister
of Ephesus, viii, 563.
Euxine Sea, barbarity of inhabitants
] on its coasts, iii, 27I.
Evans referred to, iii, 8.
Evanthas, i, 559.
Evarestus, i, 43-
IEvaristus, bishop of Rome, i, 416;
schismatic, deposed and excom-
municated, v, 325 .
Eve, i, 1I4; the story of, according to
the Ophites, 356; compared with
Virgin Mary, 455, 547; why
formed from Adam's rib, ii, lo 5;
her creation from Adam symbol-
ized the church from Christ, ill,
222 ; a type of the church from
Christ, iv, t49, compared with
Pandora in Hesiod, 514; her
dream, viii, 565 ; bears Seth, 565;
sympathy with Adam when sick,
sent by him to paradise for the
"od of compassion," 566; sees
Seth fighting with a wild beast,
_66; at paradise, beseeches God
tor the "oil of compassion "-
the answer she received, 566; re-
turns to Adam and is reproached
by him, 566; relates to her chil-
dren the history of her temptation
and fall, 566 seq.; her prayer,
569; her vision of a chariot of
light, 569; her vision of Adam's
body, and the angels praying for
him, 569; her death and burial
at the side of Adam, 570.
Eventide, hymn of, ii, 79.
Evil, beings, turned to good account,
viii, I4o; angels, seducers, 14o;
doers shal] be punished, I78;
and good set over the one
against the other, x79.
Evil one, the. See Devil.
Evil-speaking, i, I7; to be avoided,
ii, 2o; deeds, i, 6; desires, 35;
the, to be shunned, 25 ; to be
avoided, viii, 623 seq.; origin of,
vii, 52; viii, i2o, I8o; not from
God, ii, xox, 319; viii, I2o, 334;
not a Christhaa doctrine, vi, 454;
origin and growth of, iv, 526;
necessary, vii, I42; why God
permits, viii, i4o; not sought for
itself, i, 319; works for good,
3zo; not justified by good effects,
iv, 528 ; existence of, viii, x18,
xI9; denied by some, II9; In
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free will, vi, 362 ; does not exist I
in substance, viii, 139; the ex-[
istence of, on astrological prmci- [
pies, 194; sin, cause of, 334; the t
prince of, why made, I8O, I83;
a power over man, vi, 37f ; con-
slsts m ignorance of God, 38z.
Evils, Ignorance the mother of, vih,
144; brought in by sin, 179 ; uses
of, 184 ; admitted, 194.
Evius, performance of his shameful
promise by, vi, 5oo.
Evodms, i, 8I.
Example of Christ, t, 9, 35, 54
Examples, and similitudes, very ira-
portant in instruction, ii, 281; of
love, i, I9, 20.
Excommunicated, the, not to be
prayed with, vii, 501 ; how to be
treated, viii, 6I 5.
Excommunication, mild form of, v, 267.
Exhortataon, The, of Clement, object
of, ii, I67.
Existence and conception, viii, xl 5.
Exodus, the, vifi, 87-
Exomologesis, ih, 664; unreasonable
dread of, 664, 665; a spiritual
medicine, 665 , 666, 668.
Exorcism m bapUsm, power and con-
ditlous of, v, 402; rules for, vui,
59, 60, unavmiing to theatre-
goers, not
Exorctsts, lib ordained,
9o. vfi, 493.
Exposition, thetrue, only fotmd in the
Church, i, 496-
Extracts, book of, by Melito, frag-
meats from, viii, 759-
Eye, government of the, it, 291 ; of a
needle, the, Peter causes a camel
to pass through, viii, 527; causes
a second camel to do so, 527.
Eyes of man, vii, I88.
Ezekiel, i, 9; prophecy, comment on,
v, 177.
Ezekiel, the poet, quoted, h, 335-
Faber referred to, ii, lo; iii, 159, I6o.
Fabian, Epistles of, viii, 63 ° seq.; de-
crees of, 640, 64I.
Fabius of Antioch, epistle of Dmny-
stus of Alexandria to, vi, 97.
Fabius, a favorite of Jupiter, vi, 485.
Fables, invented by the devil, b 233.
Faces, painting of, ii, 286.
Faath, t, 8, I3, 29, 55, 64, 84, 86, 19x,
199, 257, 26o; ib 15, 16, x7, 20,
26, 49; enjoined, vii, 521 ; the
unity of the, in the universal
church, i, 33o; of Abraham, the
same as ours, 491; the leading
prindple in all matters, ii, 9 x
duty of, vii, 250; is possible,
without learning, "fi, 3o7, 345;
before, not contrary to, reason, iv,
4oo; not a product of nature, ii,
349; the gift of God, viii, 271 ;
only means to the knowledge of
God, _ii, 348; the foundation of
all knowledge, 349, 359, 445; its
foundation and effects, iv, 48o;
dependent on the will, 49I, and _-,- "_a._._,
knowledge,
son, xz6; mad 44, 45, I43,
viii,
unbelief, and "'_hecr;"_i_,
and rea-
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 16t
duty, 280, and righteousness, el- all things, nor controlling man,
fectof, 5o; its mystenes not to be vi, 342; all things happen ac-
divulged to all, ii, 312; taughtby cording to, 5at; has not the
Scripture to Greek philosophy, power over everything, viii, 729;
352; leads to repentance, hope, on, 728.
benevolence, 353, 357; twofold, Father, the, worldmadeby, throughthe
relating to memory and hope, word, i, 361 ; only known by the
359; voluntary, 360; necessary[ Son, 467; reveals the Son, 469;
to justification, 444; obstacles to, the law given to Christ by, ii, 35;
viii, 3o9; heretical views of, ii, the whole substance of God, iii,
445; objects of, how perceived, 6o3; addressed as God in prayer,
448; saving, manifested by works, 6o8; love to God as to oar, viii,
5o5 ; first delivered by Christ, and _89; no one knows the, how to
spread by the Apostles, ill, 252; be understood, 327; an uunat-
Sectional confession of, by Greg- aral, vfii, 522; the punishment
ory Thaumaturgus, vi, 40 seq.; of, 525 .
bts twelve topics on the, 5° seq.; Fatherhood of God, eternal, therefore
his declaration of, 7; Melito's Christ eternal, vi, 92.
discourse on, vtih 756. Fathers, exhorted, i, 81 ; apostolical,
Faithful, the, eucharistic prayer for, quoted, ii, 348, 35_, 357, 36°,
vh, 486; the liturgy of (rntssa 362, 366, 422, 42_, 459_ 495,
fidehum), 535, 54°, 56't; prayers 5Io.
for the, 535; the, are called Fatua Fauna, i.e., Bona Dea, wife of
kings, viii, 48; counsel to, iih Faunas, vi, 422 (note), 496; rot-
212. lawful to bring in myrtle twigs to
Fail, of man, il, 67, to2; cause of, the rites of, 496; account of her
vfii,272 ; of angels, 272. death and rites, 496.
Falling from grace not immedmte, Fatuae, vi, 420.
iv, 256. Fauni, va, 4zo.
False brethren to be avoided, vii, 438. :Faunas. sun of Picas, and father of
Falsehood, 1, 56; ih 21, 49. Latinas, vi, 46i; ensnared and
Family, the, developed by Christian- bound by Numa's craft, 489;
fly, il, 58, ] made the Aventine his haunt,
Fan used by the deacon in the 489; and Fauna, vii, 38,229.
eucharist, vii, 486. Faasfinianus (Faustus), father of
Farrar (St. Paul) quoted, i, I33; ii, Clement, viii, 158, 294, 3o7; dis-
87, 313, 345; fib 433; v, 349; appearance of, I59, s94; Peter's
(Huis. Lect.) quoted, iii, 345; first meeting with, 165, 3o5; his
(Wttness of Hist.) quoted, it, discussions with, etc., I66, 3o6;
345. recognition of, by Clement mad
Fasemation of, iv, 36. hts brothers, I9O, etc. recognition
Fast, ante-paschal, how kept, vi, 94, of, by Matthidia, 3o7; trans-
95. formed by Simon Magus into his
Fasts, general, appointed by bishops own hkeness, _g_6; 353; how this
and observed bygeneral councils, transformation was effected, 2o7;
iv, x1I. why it was effected, 344; person°
i Fasting, i, 34; meamng of the word, ates Simon Magus to defeat him,
vifi, 44; before haptasm, vii, 379; 208-209, 345 ; restored to
vifi, 164; before and after hap- own form, 2o9; his baptism, 21o.
tism, ni, 679; the acceptable, i, Faastinus, brother of Clement, viii,
I38, 202; a type of Christ, I4I ; 158, 294.
of Christ, fii, 679; secret, 686; Faustus (Fausfinianas), brother of
reward of, it, 33; to obtain help Clement, viii, 158, _94-
for martyrs, vii, 437 ; seasons for, Faustus of Timida Regia, on bapthrn,
viii, 613; on the stationary days v, 57 o.
(Wednesday and Friday), vii, Fawn's skin, worn by the injtim_:l, vi,
379, 445, 469; for penance, 4o_; 5o4 .
on the Sabbath, 4451_ 469; Fear of God, i, 54; _ 186; neees-
through the Holy Wee , 447; sary, it, 354, 585; t.estralnlng in-
not on the Lord's Day or other fluence o_, viii, 185; is mingled
feasts, 449; defence of Monta- with goodness by God, viii, 44;
nistic, Io2 ; primitive origin of, iv, and love, 299; otmen, 186, pro-
io3; purpose of, Io4, H4; regu- daces (according to Valentinus)
lated by the law of Moses, Io4; animal substances, i, 313 •
examples in Old and New Testa- Feasts, Christian, iv, 647; and
ments, xo5-Io7; recognized by to be kept, vii, 495; heat henf_oro-
the heathen, 113; extreme views bidden to Cb..rilt/'_ans7
.... Iv, .I_i._;
of Tertullian on, Ix4; spiritual I idol, tempt_t_._,na_, _. u_;
discipline of, attested by modern [ lawful to _ntas;_ I. J¢_/o,__
writers, I15; u tr_ by Ter-[ emperors, tnvotve mutanT, 7o;
•,dGon on 10:2 seft | prlvaxe, laWlutt 7t. ..
' of ii _8" " onlv God ,s I Februarian• "
lustratiomb the , "m, 449*
I95;'not'the cause of I Febrntis, aname of Jtmo, vt, 47_.
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Felicitus, martyrdom of, ill, 697, 7o3, body, andof thedove, 523, 542; I 496; a poem on Easter by, vii,
7o4. really suffered and rose again, I 329 •
Felicisslmas, and his followers excom. 525-6; not .sidereal and unborn, [ Fortunat_ of Tuccaboris, on baptism,
municated, v, 316; his crimes, 52o; recognmes numan retatmns, ] v, 5o7 .
338; authors of schism, 415. _27, 543 ; pure, yet natural and I Fortune, a deity, vi, 459; no goddess,
Felix, epistle of, to Cyprian, v, 4o6. human, not angelic, 53 O, 533, ] vii, 97; one of the Penates, ac-
Felix of Amaccora, on baptism, v, 569 . 535; distinct from soul, not spir- [ cording to Caesius, vi, 474, 475 ;
of Bagal, " " v, 567 . itual, 533, 534; born by miracle, _ represented with a ho,rn fiUed
of Bnssacene," " v, 57 I. as Adam, 536 ; proved by gospel [ with fruit, 517; not man s adver-
of Gurgites, " " v, 57 I. history of his birth, presentation, ] sury, vii, 99-
of Marazana, " " v, 570. and prophecies, 538-41 ; a trea- j Forty days before the passion of
of Uthina, " " v, 568. tise by Tertullian on the flesh of [ Christ should be a fast day, vifi, 668.
Felix Subscribonius, Epistle of Ponti- Christ, 521 seq., also on the res- Foulkes referred to, iv, 383.
anUS tO, viii, 622. urrection of, 545 seq. Fountains, ii, 5I.
Female prophetess, the, viii, 242; a Flesh of man, exalted by Christ's in- Four, number, mystical meauing of, vii,
deceiver, 242. carnation, and by his love of man, 34I; gospels, why? i, 428; cov-
Fenelon referred to, iii, 239- iii, 523 . enants, 429.
Fes'cenuine verses, sung at marriages, Fleury referred to, v, 155. Four living creatures of the Apoca-
vi, 482. Flint, people of Pesslnas worship a, lypse, symbols of the four Evan-
Festivals and fasts, Christian, iv, xi2. vi, 51o. gelists and of the life and works
Fetiales, the forms of the, neglected, Flocks, ii, 54- i of our Lord, vii, 348.
vi, 46o. Flood, history of the, ii, Io6; viii, 85 ; Fourth day, of the week, kept as a
Fever, a child cured by a bandage tradition of, vii, 59; brought as a fast, or " Statlonary Day," vii, 341;
from the child Jesus, viii, 41o. punishment of evil-doers, viii, of creation, ii, ioo.
Few shall be saved, viii, 239. 178, 273 ; the world after the Fraction of the Bread, rib 535, 536,
Fidas, epistle of, to Cyprian, v, 353. 86. 544, 548, 557, 566, into parts for
Fifth day, the, of creation, ii, 1oI. Flora, watches over the blossoming the faithful, 559, 567•
Figurative teaching of Scripture and of plants, vi, 47o; a harlot, 47o; Fragments, from Justin's lost writings,
philosophy, ii, 449. shameful actions done openly at i, 30o-2; of Clement Alexan-
Figure, of the Apostles, i, 215; of the games of, 53 I. drinus, ii, 571-87; from corn-
Eucharist, 2I 5. Floraha, the, vh 53 I. mentartes of Hippolytus, v, I63.
Fillets, worn by supplmnts, vi, 498 Florentinus Puplanus, epistle of Cyp- Frauds, pious, singular illustrattons of,
Filthy. speaking and acts, reproved, rian to, v, 373. viii, 206-9; of the Decretals as
n, 25o. Florinus, i, 568. demonstrated by Dupin, 605 seq.
Fire, principle of life, vii, 58; a pri- Flowers, right use of, taught by nature, Free choice is given to the soul, viii, 45.
real principle, according to Simon iii, 96; Christian use of, iv, I97. Free schools of the Christians, ii, 78.
Magus, v, 79; the origin of all Flute-girl, the Hebrew, and the Apos- Free-wall, ii, 58t; possessed by all, iv,
things, vi, 437; the power of, viii, tle Thoma% viii, 536. 240, 265, 267, 290; condition of
46. Fluonia (or Fluvionia), a name of all obedience, iv, 51; vi, 362; m
Fire-worship, the origin of, viii, 276; Juno, vi, 472. angels, i, 25o, 27o; in man, 25o,
of the Persians, 14I. Folly, ii, 49; of arguments derived 270, 518, 5x9; ii, 69, Io5; vi,
Firmilian, epistle of, to Cyprian, v, from numbers, letters, and sylia- 2o4; viii, 144, z83; God's gift to
4o6. bles, i, 393; of idolatry, vik, 139, man, el, 342, 362, necessary to
First-fruits, how to be offered and I46. man's nature, vi, 458; baffles as-
used, vii, 494, 497. Fons, son of Janus, vi, 47 r. trology, vih, 195; the origin of
Fish, Israel may not eat, spiritual Food, all kinds to be received with sin, n, 319, 362, 363; iv, 5l, 292;
significance of, 1, I43. thanksgiving, vii, 469. necessary to faith and repentance,
Fisher referred to, iv, 595. Foods, spiritual significanee of Mosaic il, 349; condition of judgment,
Five, the number, the frequent use of precepts respecting different kinds 353 ; proofs of, 424, 426, 437,
in Scripture, i, 394, 395. of, i, 143 seq. 5o2, 524; power of choosing sal-
Flattery, on, i, 58; or magic, which Foot-baths, ii, 92. ration, 441 ; source of obedience,
the more potent, vhi, 257. Foreknowledge, viii, 24o; of God, i, 519, 527, 528; iii, 3o2, and of
Flesh, the, as nourished by the body 178; viib 246; not the cause of faith, 525, 527, 528; choice of
of the Lord, incorruptible, i, 486; events, iv, 440; no proof of diem- virtue, 525; man's likeness to
in the resurrection, our, capable ity, 539; of Moses, vhi, 247. God in, 3ox ; error of Basilides,
of bearing the conditions of eter- Forewarned, forearmed, viii, 229. 444; illustrated by Plato, 475;
hal life or eternal death, iii, 591 ; Forgiveness, of sin, i, zoo; of injuries, controlled not by desire but by
made capable of salvation, i, 527, duty of, vii, 417. reason, iv, 3o3; Scripture proofs
528; iii, 524; quickened, 1,537; Forks, Candine, overthrow of Romans of, 3o5; instance of Pharaoh
saved by the Word taking flesh, at, vi, 477. answered, 3o9; illustrated from
_s_mll;the saints having suffered, Form of sound words, the, viii, i75. nature, 31o, and from the para-
1 receive their rewards in, Forms and types, viii, 176. ble of the Sower, 314; proof of
61,562; works of the, 536 seq.; Fornication, viii, 219; what consti-! God's justice, 320; implies man's
, 578; we shall be judged in tutes, ii, 581; its effects, viii, 1o, co-working with God, 321, 328;
the, vii, 519; desires of the, to be 12. objections answered, 324; defim-
subdued, viii, 144; persons, who Forswearing, how to be treated, viii, tion of, 347, 383; Methodins con-
first ate, the, 273; and blood, i, 640. cerning, vi, 356 seq.
534, 535 ; of Christ, as real, de- Fortitude, religions duty of, vii, 25o. Freedom and nature, on, viii, 726.
nied by certain heretics, iii, 52I, Fortuna Virginalis, maidens' garments Freedom, of the will, viii, I19; of
who therefore deny his true ha- offered to, el, 46o. man, 286.
tivlty, 522, and attribute false- Fortunatns, i, 2I; schismatic bishop, Friday-evening service ap inter by
hood to him, 523, sho_n bythe v, 347., 415; epistle of Cyprian the Apusties, viii, 668. p°
appearance of angeLs in human to, 335 ; a treatise addressed to, Friends of the Son of God, the, viii, I83-
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Friendship, how threefold, ii, 369;
with God, how secured, viii, 84;
and philanthropy, 297.
Frontispicists (physiognomy), art of
the, v, 32.
Yronto, i, 5o.
Frugality, a mark of Christian living,
ii, 28o; examples of, 28I.
Frugifer, a god with lion's face called,
vi, 51o.
Fruit of the belly and of the loins, i,
453.
Frmts worthy of repentance, il, 38.
"_uffa, De, _n jOersecutzone," a trea-
use by Tertullian, iv, 116 seq.
Fuller, referred to, w, 13.
Fulvius, censor, story of, vii, 52.
Imlvana, Fulvanus, and Erva, demo-
niac nobles, are healed by Mat-
thew, viii, 529; are baptized,
529; the king is enraged with,
529 .
Funeral pomp reproved, iv, 217.
Funeral rites, heathen, m, 545-
Funerals, Christian rites at, vh, 464.
Fanes, the, vi, 47 I, 50o; the three,
vii, 185.
Farni, epistle of Cyprian to the peo-
ple of, v, 307.
Ftirst referred to, iii, 331 ; iv, 329,
38o
Future and the present, viii, 3IO.
Future judgment, testimomes to, v,
29I.
Gabinius, the consul, w, 462.
Gabriel, v, I8o, I81 ; sent to Mary to
announce the birth of Jesus, vii1,
364; sent to Joseph, 389; re-
ceives the soul of Joseph, 392;
pleads for men, 58o.
Gad, the brother of King Gundapho-
ros, his sickness and death, vifi,
539, 54o; caught away by an-
gels, he is shown the heavenly
palace built for his brother by
the Apostle Thomas, 540; is al-
lowed to return to the earth to
obtain the heavenly palace for
the king, 540; is permitted by
the king to occupy the palace,
54o; is sealed by Thomas, 54 I.
Gad, the patriarch, speaks of his
youth, vin, 29, of his hatred
against Joseph, _'9, of his punish-
ment, 30; warns his children
against hatred, 29, and envy,
3o; his death and barial, 3o.
Gaetuh, afflicted with droughts be-
cause of the Christians, vi, 4I 7.
Gain, gods of, vi, 478.
Gains, i, 85, 9I.
Gaiatians, Christianity attested by
mighty works among the, vi,
Gaia43c'_m, charge of, refuted, iv, III.
Galerins, persecutor, stirred up by his
mother against the Christians
eft, 3o5 ; edict against them,
3o6; his cruelty and oppressmn,
309, 314; recognizes Constantine
as emperor, 3 xx; invasion of
Italy and retreat, 312; stricken
FATHERS: INDEX OF
with incurable disease, 3x4; edict
in favor of Christians, and death,
3x5 .
GaUandi referred to, vi, 12o.
Galli, priests of the Great mother, el,
424; beat their breasts, wailing
for Attis, 496.
Gallieanism, extinguished by Pope
Pins ix, viii, 643.
Gallus, emperor, persecutor of Chris-
tians, vi, Io6; mutilation of a
daughter of, 492, 495.
Gamaliel, stills a tumult raised against
the apostles, viii, 94; his speech,
94, 95.
Games, Greek, in Africa, iii, 638.
Gains referred to, ii, 4.
Ganymede, vu, 21; carried off to
satisfy Jupiter's lust, vh 5o6; rep-
resented on the stage in ballets,
53 I.
Garamantes, the tawny, vi, 508.
Garment of baptism, the, how it may
be spotted, viii, I42.
Gate, guardians of the, Roman super-
stition, iii, 643.
Gandomeleta, viii, 477.
Gaul, innumerable Christians in, vi,
417; laws in, viii, 73 t ; bishops of,
Epistle of Calhstus to, viii, 6I 4.
Gauls, why called Galatians, vii, 323 .
Geese, the guardians of the Capitol,
vi, 515 .
Gehazi, an example of circumspect
behawor, vui, 65.
Gehenna, meaning of, iv, 584; punish-
merits of, v, 584.
Gull, laws of the, viii, 73o.
GeUius quoted, vii, 232.
Gelones, customs of the, viii, I88.
Gemini, types of those born under, v,
33.
Geminius of Furni, on baptism, v,
57 I.
Genealogies, fabulous heathen, ii. 96;
of Christ, vi, 126, 139; of St.
Matthew and Luke, both of
Joseph, vii, 360.
Generation, of man, in what sense
God's work, vi, 312; proof of the
resurrectmn of the body, 368; not
spontaneous, vii, 6o; an fllastra-
tion of divine providence, viii,
I73; the angel of, 49.
Genesis, vhi, 234, 254; discussion
about, 166; does and regulates
all things, 166, 167, 305; prayer
inconsistent with, I68, 3o5; fur-
ther discussions about, 176 seq.,
tSz seq., 3o6, 3o8; not it, bat
free-vail, determines the history
of men, I88; divided into seven
parts or climates, I89; the Gos-
pel more powerful than, I89; in-
consistent with the justice of God,
I89; stubborn factsin supportof,
19o; the difficulties cleared up by
recognitions, I90.
Genesis, the truth of its t.._timony, it,
Io3; a poem, iv, I32 , 166; corn-
mentaries on, v, 163; beginning
of in Hebrew according to some,
iii, 6oo.
SUBJECTS. z63
Genii, of husbands, invoked at mar-
tinges, vi, 46o; ofstates, 42o.
Genius Jovialis, said to be one of the
Penates, vi, 474, 475-
Gentile cosmogony, viii, 197.
Gentile nations, their universal ac-
ceptance of sacrifice, vii, 53O.
Gentiles, the call of, viii, 88, I45; ex-
pectation of, 145; invitation to,
I46; conversion of, i, 253, 260,
264, 265; more difficult than that
.ofthe Jews, 495; counsel to the,
iv, zo 9.
Gevtili_m, buttress of, viii,
Geometry, fi, 65; mystery of, 499-5ot.
German critics, strictures on, ii, t26.
Germanicns, his constancy, i, 39.
Germans, irruptions of the, regarded
as special calamities caused by the
Christians, el, 415 .
Germanus, e]>istie of Dionysius of
Alexandrm, against, vi, Io3.
Germination ofseeds, illustrating_divine
providence, viii, 172.
Gesenias referred to, ill, 331 ; iv, 329,
38o; viii, Io.
Ghosts, the Lares said to be, vi, 475.
Giants, viii, 85; their progeny, ig 142;
origin of, viii, 273.
G_bon, on Lactantias, vii, 3oo; re-
furred to, i, I87; ii, 57, 92, 147;
iii, 58; iv, 468.
Gideon, a type, i, 445, 57 I.
Gieseler referred to, iv, 495, 5o4, 542,
579.
Gifts, the, of the Holy Spirit, i, 533;
miraculous and prophetic object
of, vii, 48o, 48I.
Girdle, the, of Adam, a sign of repent-
ante, i, 457.
Girl, a, cured of the leprosy by the
water in which the infant Jesus
was washed, viii, 407.
Gladiatorial shows, wie.kedness of, v,
277, 576, 577.
Gladiators, ii, 75.
Gloria in gxcelsis, wi, 490, 542,
Gnidus, statue of Venus at, loved by a
young man, vi, 516.
Gnosis, true wisdom, revealedby God,
ii, 494.
Gnostic, speculation, fundamental
object of, i, 3xI ; true (Christian),
as defined by Clement of Alex-
andria, ii, 342, 358, 369, 37o; his
contempt for pain and poverty,
412; divine contemplation, 414;
object of life, 418; trained by
Christian knowledge., 433, 438;
perfected by mar_. dom, 4_
seeks good for itsett, 434-7,
knowledge, 495; philesophie
testimony to, 436; how y_axds
earthly things, 439; an imitator
of God, 44o; freed from
and perturbation, 496; uses
knowledge, 498; con'je_res
things future, 5Ox, 521; ttone
attains pedection, 5o2; re_.e_a_
sensual desire, 5o3; wot_lalpl_.
of God, 523; attains t_enex to
Christ, 526; know)edge, 5_7;
content, sdf..controh 5_; ms
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faith and trust, 536; help to
others, 536; prayer and alms,
537, 545; takes no oath, 537;
ieaching of, viii, 45, by example,
ii, 538; made perfect in knowl-
edge, 539; final reward, 539;
full character of, 54o, 577; lifeof,
viii, 47; lover of God and man, ii,
542; his self-restraint in Lawful
things, 543; fasting, 544, chari_,
545, continual devotion, 54 o,
Iofig suffering and forgiveness,
548; virtue, effect of, viii, 48.
Gnosticism, Irenaeus against, i, 3Io.
Gnostics, iii, 633; take rise from Me-
nander, i, 417; the hypocrisy and
pride of, 439; tools of Satan, 554;
their cavils answered, 465; false,
tendency of, ii, 38o; despisers of
the body, 412.
Goat, the, sent away, a type of Christ,
i, 14I, 3oi; of Amalthea, vii, 36.
Goats, the two, symbols of the two
advents of Christ, i, 254; sacri-
riced to Bacchus and Mercury, vi,
54;56:tornin pieces by bacchanals,
God, his character, i, Io, 1I, I2, x3,
I6, 80; his nature, ii, 89; viii,
316; is incomprehensible, ii, 2o,
463; iii, 32; iv, 243; viii, 333;
incorporeal, iv, 242, 377, 62I; vi,
467-9; without body or sex, vii,
17, zz6; immaterial, hi, x33;
without human passions or form,
iii, 3Io; v, 615; ineffable, v, 616;
names of, i, I9o, 4x3; name-
lesaness of, z8I; attributes of,
_o2I, ii, 9o; viii, 237, 283; cares
r men, i, z7z; his care of hu-
man affairs, viii, xSO; how he
appeared to Moses, i, I84, and
others, yet invisible, 49°, invis-
ible, known, not seen of Christ,
iv, 245; isasplrit, il, 66,585; iv ,
193; spirit and truth (reality),
iv, 243; supreme, therefore one,
ill, 273, one only, creator of all,
vii, xx, 224, 242, 268; vi, 42o; v,
612, 613, alone uncreate and
creator, I5o; God of God, 167;
one in essence, not name merely,
iii, 275; known always by intui-
tion, 278; creator of all things
visible and invisible, 283; the
creator of matter, vii, 53, of the
world,53, 265, of animals, 58, of
man, viii, 45, of the material
world, iv, 52x; governor of the
world, vii, IO4; hts govermnen
i, 29o_3, in nature, iii, i34;vi, 35_
gives not his glory to another,
23o; _ii, 286; desires righteous-
hess andnot sacrifices, i,245,246,
z911; viii, 247; howto drawnear
_d serve him, i, x2, x3, 14, 2o,,
34, I65; who areworshlppers of,[
viii, 15I ; bat one foretold by the I
]awand the prophets, vli, i3,2z4, l
whom Christ confesses as _ [
Father, i, 466, 544, 550: and _ [
unityof, viiisloS., Iog, lsprovec_. /
iv, 183, taught by neamen p - I
FATHERS: INDEX
losophers and poets, x83, x84; uc- I
knowledged by the heathen, vi, [
48o; testified to by poets and I
philosophers, vii, I3, 225, by t
Hermes, x5, by the Sibyls, I6, t
225, 278 , byApoUo, I7,279; one I
only to be acknowledged, i,[
293, 463, as proved from Greek I
writers, 29o--z; ii, 13I, from I
Moses, the prophets and Christ,
i, 463, 464, as against Marcion
andothers, 359. The world made
by, i, 36I ; through the Word, ii,
97; by his Son, as a double
house, viii, 183; out of nothing,
i, 369; not to be sought after by
means of syllables, and letters, i,
396; how to be thought of, viii,
237 ; is perceived through his
works, ii, 9o; hi, 32, 298, 299;
viii, 244, 245; shown in creation
of man, 3oo, and by his works,
iv, 4o5; and known by them, ii,
9o, 91 ; many things the know1-
edge of which must be left in his
knows
hands, all things,4 oo,
1, 399, 40o,who
4oI, alone
and
made allthings, 405, by the Word
and Spirit, 487, 546. One pro-
claimed by Christ, 4I 7, 489, in
whom he was revealed, iv, 277,
and the apostles, i, 4I 7; the Holy
Ghost throughout the Old Testa-
meat but one, 418; objection to
the doctrine of one, deduced from
z Cor. iv, 5, answered, 42o; ob-
jection from Matt. vi, 24, an-
swered, 421 ; proved to be one
and the same, the Creator, from
the Gospeh of Matthew, 422,
Mark and Luke, 423, and John,
426, 428, from the apostles, 429,
seq. ; he is the Father eternal, iv,
250; in all as Father and Son,
254; the Father the same in Old
and New Testaments, 275; his
likeness the highest good to man,
344 ;i, 544; showed himself to be
merciful and mighty tosave, after
the fall of man, 449; his prov-
idential rule over the world,
459; v, 617; vii, 232 , 264; rift,
I67, 3o9; serves humanity by
exhorting, ii, 252; he is just to
punish and good to save, i, 459;
immutable and eternal, 46_; ii,
476; perfect, v, 614; will be
seen hereafter in immort_ty, ii,
9t; his goodness---mingled with
fear, viii,44--naturalandrational
hi, 287,288, not simple goodness,
29 o, not impugned by man's sin,
3o2, 303, 3o4, compatible with
justice, 307 _slnce he is dghte-
ous as well as good, I24, x37,
23 I, 325, and his goodness great
toward man, 724 _ and with
penal evil, ill, 3o8; proved by I
the Old Testament, history and_
law, 3Io, essential, 637; the de- _
struction of Jerusalem derogates |
nothlng from his majesty, i, 465,_ --
he must pnnish _trzamgre_on, ill, /
OF SUBJECTS.
292, his wUlis irresistible, viii, x2o,
he m called a consuming rire,46 ,
but his judgment is good, 48,
and his justice wiU be shown at
the day of judgment, I24, 237 ,
he has placed man under the
law for man's own benefit, i,478 ,
needs nothing from man, 482; he
is the author of good only, viit,
I2o; permits evil, I4o, and the
powers of evil, iv, 333; but is
notthe authorof sin, l, 5OZ; in,
305, or of evil, ii, IOI ; vi, 358,
364; v, 598, 6_ 5, 638; he is the
author of both Testaments, i, 5o5;
the misery of departure from,
523; one and the same, inflicts
punishments and bestows re-
wards, 523 . We ought to render
to God the things belonging to,
viii, 46; he ought to be loved
supremely, I28; he is above 211
gods, iv, 64o, and cannot be--
who alone is to be worshipped,
i, 92; vi, 464; vii, "*7, x7I --wor-
for he punishes
shipped idolaters,
with false v, 498,
gods, via, 32;
does not easily pardon idolaters,
499, and punishes thosewho lead
others to idolatry, 499" he is
the only object of worship, 498;
alone the proper object of wor-
ship, viii, x46; is tobe spiritually
worshipped, iv, 6o6; his wor-
ship is man's highest duty, vh,
77, 263, contrasted with worshtp
of false gods, 246, 28o; heisthe
true object of Christian worship,
hi, 3 I, and ought to be served,
vii, 520. ' His glory and power
will shine forth in the resurrec-
tion, i, 529; those deceived who
feign another, 530; he pardons
our sins, 544, 545, though men
forget him, but recognize him
in adversity, vii, 40; his patience,
67, Io9, 232, of which he is the
author, iii, 7o9; commumon with,
i, 556; his will, energy, infim-
tnde, 569; merciful, 57o; long
suffering, viii, 2o5; bounty to all,
vii, 26o; always true and faJthful,
i, 572; fear of, ii, 24, 65; rift,
32I, necessary to morality, iii,
292, 307; thanks ever due to, ig
73 ; the only source of natural
power, ill, x46; not known by
philosophy, I3o, whence absurd
opinions of philosophers and
, poets concerning, ii, 95; Greek
notions of, 74, compared with
Christian ideas, 74; error of
Epicureans and Cicero, vii, 263,
264; anthropomorphic terms re-
garding, iv, 277, 513, 529, z6z778;.
anger of, vii, 263, 273, 277, 27 ,
279 ; his walking, ii, tO3; jasfi"
fled in forbidding man to eat of
the tree of knowledge, Io4; hls
goodness in expelling man
paradise., x_ law anct
Christland°ctrine, II3; oneonly
acknowledged by the Christians,
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13o; testimony of the prophets,
133; distinguished from matter,
135; how revealed in the Old
Testament, ifi, 32; acknowledged
in various ways, 176, though his
gifts are perverted by man, 8o;
known by science only as mare-
fested in Christ, ii, 438; knowl-
edge of, a divine gift, 464; e.x-
cellent, viii, 245; his best gift to
man, iii, 299, because necessary
to self-knowledge, iv, I8I, aS
proved by order of nature, I82,
gnd by nature of man, I82; this
shown by philosophers, ii, 464,
465; how far revealed to the
heathen, 474, 475; knowledge
of, m Greek philosophy, 489; the
true doctrine of God, the creator,
m, 297 seq. ; he elects and rejects
according to desert, 315, is the
Father of mercies as creator, 452 ;
eternal as God, but not as Lord,
498; a body (corporeal soul) as
well as spirit, 6o2; is notto be
confounded wRh the world, vii,
265; ruler of nations, iv, 666;
government of the Jews, I93;
how to be glorified, viii, 48; how
to be conceived, 45; belief in
him mtmtive, vi, 42I ; shall be
seen by the pare in heart, I22;
the ways of, 231; he begets the
Son, one with himself, vii, xo5,
io9, I32; thehonor of, vindicated
in the incarnation, iii, 524; why
incarnate, vii, 242; why he re-
veals himself to man, iv, 5o%
because his Saviour, viii, 44; is
to be loved more than parents,
I54; he will be all in all, iv,
345; seenw_th the spiritual body,
624; manifested by the Word,
6o3, 6o4; knowledge of, in a
future life, 298; endowed man
with freedom of will, vui, 724;
why he has made vile creatures,
176 ; the folly of sitting in judg-
merit on, I81; fore-knowledge
of, 246; decrees of, 246; dis-
paragements of, 247; the, of the
Jews, 254; indicated as blameless,
272; neither the world nor any
part of it to be considered as
being, ;283; creatures avenge the
cause of, 286; is philanthropic,
298; the shape of, in man, 316;
the character of, 317; man in the
shape of, 319; the figure of, 32o;
the centre or heart of the unl-
verse, 32°; the nature and shape
of, 32o; the fear and 1oveof,32i ;
misconceptions respecting, in the
Old Testament, 329; not blare-
able for permitting the existence
of the devil, 322; produced the
evil one, but not evil, 334; the
maker of the devd, 334; his
power of changing himself, 34I;
nottheauthoroftheevilone, inthe
manner as he is of the good one,
34I; why he appoints the evil
one over the wicked, 342; of
FATHERS: INDEX OF
Simon Magus, unjust, z I3; ante-
vealed, 325; defects ascribed to,
by Simon Magus, 245 , refuted by
Peter, 246.
God, of thin world, the, i, 42o, 575.
God, the Son of, viii, 3t5.
God, what is not, viii, 297.
Gods, the execrable, of the heathen, a
fragment concerning, iii, I49,
15o.
Gods, the so-called, in the Old Testa-
ment, l, 419; false, their vain
pretensions, 292 ; abandoned by
Chnstaans, 171; of the heathen,
ii, 68, 91, many so-called, viii,
to8; human origin of, iii, 26, I42;
men, as shown by Ennius and
Euhemerus, vii, 26; possess sex,
28; human passions attributed to,
vi, 4I 7 ; not underrated, 42o, 422;
absurdities concerning, i, 69; iv,
2o 3 seq., x84-186; how interpre-
ted, fib 14o, 14I ; not justified by
allegorical interpretation, vi, 5o2-
5o6; their immoralities, i, 9I;
their vile character, hi, 28, un-
worthy character, I38 ; exam-
pies of vice, 143, x48; vices of,
and patrons of vice, vii, 3o, r46,
227; their wickedness, t, II3,
174-i85; absurdities and cruelty
of their worship, i, 92, I83; hi,
29, 39; impious rites of worship,
iv, x87, I88, I9 x; their temples,
tombs, i, i84; their worship slate
invention, lfi, 40; origin of their
worship, vii, 32, 63, worshipped
for their crimes, vi, 432; whythey
are worshipped being so vile, viii,
zoo, 254; adulterers, 259, evi
influence of the example of the
255 ; attempted explanation o:
the bad actions ascribed to, 2oo
seq., 256.; cannot give blessings,
iii, 49; impotent to help, 146;
despicable when made, i, 94;
valuable when purchased, 94;
despised by heathen as well as by
Christians, ill, 118, H 9, I2o;
Varro's threefold division of, 129,
their number and officers, 139,
144; recognized by Romans, iv,
176; Roman, how classified, iii,
137, their rites, vii, 32, specula-
fions of philosophers on, iii, x3t ;
cannot include the elements, I31;
cared elements by Zeno, iv, 184;
name not from verb of motion,
iii, 132; stars regarded as, vii, 32;
heavenly bodies not gods, nor
subject to change, iii, I34; attri-
butes given by poets to heroes,
135; objects deified by different
nations, 136; divers doctrines
concerning, i, 112; Homer and
Herod concerulng,95; their gen-
eulogy, 96; not really gods, viii,
26o; imitation of, 26o; really
wicked magicians, 266; their ex-
istence not proved, vi, 465; the
contemporaries of, did notlook on
them as being gods, viii, 266,267;
those which are made byhands are
SUBJECTS. x65
not, 28I ; of the worshippe_ like
the worshippers, 2o2; the_ which
have not made the heavens, 289;
of the Egyptians, 282; how con-
secrated, instances of Cex_ mad
Libex, vii, 30; their rites vain, 33,
2o3, and depraving, 64; things
sacred to, viii, 199; kinds of tau>
rifice offered to them, vii, 32;
demons, 64, 13o; vainly wor.
shipped by images, 67; religion
of, 2°3; supper of the, viii, zo3;
graves of the, 266; vilely repre-
sented in heathen mythology, vi,
466,469, 470--2, 482--8; proved
false by its contradictory fables,
473-82; tutelary, belief in, ab-
surd, 477-82, crimes and vices
attributed to, 482-99, 539, 540;
deities not honored by temples
and images, 5o8-to, nor by mcri-
rices, 518, nor by incense and
wine, 528, nor by other hettthen
rites, 53o; anthropomorphic ideas
of false, 532; what has become
of them, i, 94; have no powex
over Christians, vi, 418; why
not acknowledged by Christian_
4.64,_o7; witness to Christianity,
nl, 3;_.
Golden age fabled under Saturn,
142, 23o; exists in obedience to
God, I43.
Golden rule, the, viii, 268, 285, 299.
Good and ewl, viii, I29, I93.
Good one, the, and the evil one, the
different origins of, viii, 341.
Good out of evil, viii, 223.
Good, the sufferings of the, viii, 298.
Good, the, is to be done, ii, 25; the
chief, opinions on, 374, 375;
vii, 74, 76, 234; natureof, 77; in
immortality alone, 8o, 235; not
in bodily life, 74, 8o; not without
evil, 75.
Good works, necessity of, viii, I5_. _
Goodness, divine, not incoamstent
with justice, ii, 225; none without
liberty, viii, Izt; and justice de-
fined, 324; essential to God, not
to any created being, iv, 26o;
instance of St. Peter, 26_ ; identi-
cal (in God) with his justice,
278; goodness of rational beings
destroyed through free will, 29_.
Gospel, the, the success of, viii, 89;
preached at Rome, 225, and at
Alexandria, 225; giges power over
demons, I33; more power_ than
geneszs, 189; the objections to_
apply yet more to heathen my.
thology, vi, 429; its langnsge de-
fended, 43o; its effects shown in
the lives of Christians, 435; read
by the deacon, vii, _35, S$3;
salutation of, 562; reading ofthe,_.::
should be heard standing, _h_,_
668; of Peter, Sexapion on e,
Gos_s_" apocryphal, list
" 0£ 35x-
354.
Government, civil, of God, to be
obeyed, i, 55_; iii, 647.
166 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Grabe referred to, i, 164, 18t, 188; #d_flogoc, i, 164. *r_popzra_f, i, 372; ii, to 3.
vl_i, 3, I4. &a/tae_6mtG ili, 695. _.afld._, i, 412.
Grace, l, 63, 92 ; the s_ving effect of, $,auoobv_/, ii, 509 . or-if), i, 62.
viii, 45- _6_a, 1,423; it, 264- obve_zf, ii, 364.
Graces,Christian,
i, 35. _6oo7o_ii,55o. eX_/Ub
viii,55.
Gradual, the, vii, 56L gi6rlmf, fi, 364. e_p, i, 393-
Graeca, rights of Ceres, vt, 462. _lcfrbpoo,G ii, 532. T6_Lf, i, 155.
Grafting, illustrative of conversion, ii, _uiderof, i, 372; it, 98. rar:etvotppfvrletf, iv, IIO, III,
507. _trVOm,i, I8_. iI 3.
Grain of mustard-seed, meaning of, _re_xem, b 276. r_rm¢ , ii, 455.
i, 573. _0#o_pyetf, ill, 664. Tp_af, ii, tol.
Grapte, a deaconess, ii, 12. [_Oev, i, 296. rp_acrepov, i, 272.
Gratina, loved by Praxiteles, and taken t_rtOvm/rt_v, iii, x95. "Triptf, fi, 26o.
as a model of Cnidian Venus, vi, _mvo/_, i, x7. /rx6Oemf, ii, 68.
Gr 5tL i_rt_/zov, i, 337, 338. 6¢c6_raot_, ii, 67.
afitude, offering of, how acceptable, i_rto_u_, ii, 264, 364 . _av'raowt_, iv, 286.
vi, 23. _plaztov, i, 169. ¢tX6_o¢o¢, i, 189.
Graves, the, of many, opened at the ebdaq_ovga, ii, 376. ¢botf, ii, 585-
crucifixion of Jesus, rift, 454; how ebg(z#em, ii, 354- _, ii, 216.
honored by heathen and by Chris- ebrpacceX_a, i, 5OL Xaqzap).bz, ii, 24o.
tmns, iii, t77. _XpVOroc, i, 89. XetPorov_z, L t38.
Gravitation, theory of, vii, 95. gv_'_&76_v, ii, 456. XeXmrretv, ii, 182.
Greater and less, application of the "H),q_ovzg6v,iii, _93. _O_v, ii, 455.
phrase, i, 472. Oeb¢, iii, 132 X_cgr/za,i, _83.
Greece, provinces of, iv, tiI, ii4; Oe6roro G v, 259; vi_ 429, Xp_rr_f, i, _63; ii, 92; iii,
seven wise men of, vii, xoL 579. _xi.
Greek, language of Christianity, ii, Oeogopbv/_at, i, I74. xp_e_Oat, vii, Io6.
I66; type of early Christianity, ] O_l_._a, iii, 688. Xptar#zcropoc, viu, 6o.
379; poetry, quoted, 469-76; : 'Iepo_p)'t% i, 113. Xpwrb¢, i, I63; it, 92,
studies ridiculed, 76, writings, '¢_.O_f, iii, 669. q'v_, iv, 288.
contrasted with Hebrew, H9; KaOfyrov, ii, 235.
philosophy, origin of, v, I82. _arafloA_/, iv, 342 Greeks, the, Justin's discourse and
Greek words especially mentioned or gard6ee#oz, i, 24L hortatory address to, i, 271-289;
explained, vlz. :-- _ardegtov, ii, 455. shameless practices of, 272; poets
'A_paad_, i, 35 o. r_ru_v,i, 296. of, unfit to be religious teachers,
_yacrtl, i, 396. gep_df, v, 57' 273; departure from the custom
I_&tda, ii, 362. mv(u6eG ii, 278. of, 27x; their theogony exposed,
292; folly of their mythology, 272 ;
&eta, ii, 45_. _320_p,ii, 456. opinions, of their philosophers,
Ai_rv, i, 3[ • _ooptx_v, i, 296. 274-76, and what they and others
al#eet G ill, 245. K6e,aoG Iv, 273. learned from Moses' writings,
fir_v_, i, 330. i, I88.
_tco_h2trra_vcav, rpat_rf)L_,
Aetr°vPyt_a,ii, 244.
i, 393. 276--78; not the inventors of arts,
ii, 65 ; foolish solemnities of, 74;
&_n,opar_ol, ii, 458. gff, ii, 455. thmr play-actors, 75 ; other
t_r,p6@va, ii, 241. ),o),tr6v, iii, I93. amusements, 75; idols of, 76;
_Ige_eoxga*, vii, 1o6. 26yof, i, 227, 373, 4°o. legislation of, 77; errors of, about
fi3_Oeta, i, 396. MaO_/mr_ro_, ii, 458. the deluge, I16; but children
d#ap'r/a, ii, 362. t ze3er_v, i, 330 against the Hebrews, 34I ; drew
izvagalprrrro¢, viii, 36. per6vota, ifi, 3_6. from the sacred writers, 35 I.
_tvOoe/zlaf, ii, 245. /zr/rpo_rdr_op,ii, 473 Gregory Thaumaturgus, bashop of Neo-
&vO_rof, vii, 230. plroc, ii, 456. Caesarea, apupfl of Origen, vi, 3;
tivoli, ii, 362. /_0,paz, ii, 456. student of law, 4, 2I; surname,
dvo6otof, i, 336- #ovapxia, iti, 599. life, and character, 5, 6; his own
_m'_._tf, ii, 554. Ig_*rurv, ii, 2I 7 account of his conversion, 25;
_v'rt_r_Oe_,. ii, 72. vdrloetG ii, 564 . how led to Berytus, 26; meeting
av'rtrvrc_, _, _74" vovag&rtatf, ii, 233. with Origen, 27; works of 4, 6;
Izvrlx_ove¢,
_rAav_, iv, 274.w, 273. Oigovo#_a,
btx6vo/aoG _._,6_9.8. declaration
phrase of theofbook
faith ofof,Ecclesiastes,
7, 8; meta-
&ro_r_tf, i, 33o. 6pp_rtgtl, iv, 286. 9 seq.; canonical epistle of, i8-
/_0m'_, vi, 334. &n&Wf, ii, 5o9 . 2o; oration and panegyric ad-
_oromv, ii, 455. 6_ay_a , ii, 240. dress to Origen, 22 seq., the latter's
/u_para, 1,¢,274. IIatda_/_o)4a,ii, 2I 3. epistle to, iv, 393; sectional con-
_'ot, ii, 239. _rat&pao'da, ih 73- fession of faith, vi, 5° seq.; on
/war/a, ii, 7.45. w_iOof, ii, 72. the subject of the soul, 54 seq.;
_otcrot, ig 239. *rapOev_a, vi, 334- four homilies of, 58 seq.; on all
"Art/, i, 285. 7cfpOevo¢, viii, 5_" the saints, 72 seq.; on the gospel
Ba¢6Aot, ii, 277. _rpto"reph, i, 33 _. according to Matthew, 74.
ra_rp_uap#a, ii, 24o. _rephp_l_a,i, 52. Gregory VII., first to take the title of
_f, il, 364. *rot_tv, ii, 464. "Pope," viii, 642.
Tt'_, ifi, 688. _rp_irretv, ii, 464. Grief, i, 35; ii, 26; evil spirits said by
"j/ev_¢, ii, 277. ,r_oflt_, i., 45 t. Valentinus to derive their origin
&a_p_, i, 164. *rpoflo3._,lib 6o2 from, i, 323.
dg/zvapeve,_, ii, 455. _rpo_¢ov, fi, 235. Griesbach referred to, i, 47"
 ANTE-NICENE
Grits mixed with salt, or sacrificial
meat, offered to the gods, vi, 47o,
49o.
Grosseteste referred to, viii, 6.
Grotins referred tot ill, 63 o.
Grandules, Lares, vi, 419 .
Guardian angels, viii, xo8, 39 o.
Guardian deities, favor of, withheld,
vi, 47o.
Guetteereferred to, i, 31o, 461 ; ii, 56,
38o; iii, 239; v, 39 I.
Guilelessness, ii, 15, I6.
GmLlon referred to, iv, 4o9.
Guilt, contracted if the dancer halted
or musician was silent, vh 486.
Gundaphoros, king of India, the
Apostle Thomas bought for, as a
carpenter, viih 535; engages
Thomas to build a palace for him,
538; seeing no palace built, he
throws Thomas and the merchant
who bought him into prison, 539;
on the death of his brother he re-
solves to put Thomas to death;
54o; the brother of, sees the pal-
ace in heaven built by Thomas,
and obtained liberty to return to
secure it for himself, 54o; grants
his brother permission to dwell in
the heavenly palace, 540; is hap-
ttzed and sealed, 541.
Garia, martyrdom of, vin, 696 seq.;
accused, 696; brought before
Antonius, 697; refuses to re-
noance Christianity, 697; ira-
prisoned, 697; too weak to en-
dure tortures, is spared, 698;
brought again before the gover-
nor, 699; condemned to death,
699, and killed, 7oo; homily on,
714 seq.
Gustate, vii, 548-
Gymnosophists of India, answers of,
it, 488.
Hang referred to, viii, 393, 429.
Hablh the deacon, martyrdom of, viii,
69o seq., 696; exhorts the Chris-
tians, 69O, 7oo; is sought, 69o,
7oo; goes to Edessa, and pre-
sents himself to Theotecna, one of
the governor's officers, 69I , 7oo;
is brought before the governor,
692, 7oo; refuses to sacrifice to
the gods, 692, 7oo; is tortured,
693 seq., 7°°, and burnt alive,
694, 7oh buried beside Guria and
Shamuna, the martyrs, 695, 7oi ;
homily on, by Mar Jacob, 7o8.
Habit, the power of, viii, 97.
Hades, v, i74 , I94; meaning and
extent of, 22I, 222; a place of
happiness, iii, 69; identified
with paradise,vii, 63; position of,
iii, 231 ; souls in, vii, 35i ; abode
of the soul from death to judg-
menh iii, 233; two regions of,
233; souls do not come from
thence, 234 ;" not a sleep, but a
discipline of the soul, 235 ; repent-
mace in, ii, 491; punishment in,
vi, 445 ; Christ's descent into, iii,
231, premonitory t_olas of, viii,
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. I67
435, 448; announced in, by hymns and songs to be slammed,
Isaiah and John the Baptast, 435, [ vii, 442, 443; hatred of the
436, 448; announced by Adam, [ Christians by, vi, 422, 463, 488;
449; altercation between Satan [ reviled Christians as illiterate,
and, when Jesus was comingdown [ 43o; examp.les of prayer to
tto, 436, 449, 455, 456; reply of, [ Christians, vii, 423.
o _atan, 43 o, 449; a voice an- Heathenism, manners of, ii, 47, 57-
nounces the approach of Jesus to, Heaven, as revealed in holy Scripture,
which is
fathers, 436,taken up by456;
437, 45o, the Satan
fore- w, t_¢z;
iii, _82; _ taught
Valentinas,
by the i, 322;
Per-
cast into, by the King of glory, sians and others, iv, 583, 584;
437, 451 ; reviles Satan, 451 ; the spiritual meaning of Canaan,
rejoicing of the saints in, at the 621 ; the visible and the invisible,
anticipated coming of Jesus to, viii, Ix6; the visible, why made,
456; Adam and his descendants I21; why to be dissolved, 12I;
delivered from, 437, 452, 457; district of, 187; degrees in, ii,
the samts rejoxce in Jesus, and 5o4; and heU, poetic description
adore him when he has come to, of, w, I38-14o.
458; Jesus sets up his cross in Heavenly bodies, changes of the,
the mxdst of, 458; Christ preached proof that they are not divine,
to Jews in, and Apostles to Gen- hi, 134; may be regarded as
files, fi, 49 ° ; existence of denied, hying beings, iv, 263.
vi, 522; Tertullian's view of, Jig Heavens, meaning of, viii, #9 ; the
4o6, 428, 557, 563, 595. new, different abodes in, i, 566,
Hagenbach referred to, iv. 26.,, 342, 567; the seven, viii, 13.
346, 603. Hebdomadarfi, the, v, 45.
Hall, fi, 28. Hebrew, Old Testament, variations
Hair, may be trimmed, but not dyed, from the Septuagint, iv, 386;
ii, 286. passages quoted from, not found
Ham, the first magician, viih I4o; the therein, 389; historians con-
father of Mesraim, also called trusted with the Greek, ii, 119;
Zoroaster, I4o, 275. knowledge of Irenaeus, of, i,412;
Hammon, represented with a ram's of Clement of Alexandrm, ii, 439,
horns, vl, 51 l. 443, 446, 476-
Hand, cuttang off the right, viii, 165. Hebrews, history of, vii, 63, Io8;
Hannibal's mvasion of Italy, Pbrygmn eptstle to the, translated by St
mother's worshxp introduced at Luke, ii, 579;whynotsubscribed
the time of, vi, 462, 538; driven by St. Paul, 442, 579.
out of Italy by the goddess, 538. Hecataeus, historian, on Jewish learn-
Happiness, i, 28; it, 3; deified and ing, iv, 4o2.
worshipped, vi, 47 o. Hecate, mother of Saturn and Ops,
Hardwmk quoted, i, i72. vi, 46I, mother of Janus, 47 I.
Harmony, ix, 49; in the church, i, 61; Heel, bruising of, v, I66.
in the universe, IO. Hefele referred to, i, 9, 48, 77, I°4,
Hartley of Winwick referred to, h, 3I. 137, 138, 14I, I42, I43, I47,
Harvest, the plenteous, vfii, 35. I48.
Harvey referred to, i, 318, 32I, 322, Hugemonikon, philosophical term
323, 324, 325, 334, 339, 35o, 353, for faculty ruling the senses, iiis
354, 355, 362, 364, 367,369, 373, 535.
377, 392, 396, 399, 4°°,4 o2, 4°9, Hegesstppus, viii, 747, 762; journey
444, 469, 476, 484, 486, 49 I, 507, of, to Rome, 764; makes a list of
569 . bishops, down to Elentherus,
Hasta eaelibaris, hair of brides ar- 764.
ranged with, vi, 460. Hegrin, a name of an angel, ii, 18.
Hatra, laws in, viii, 731 Helena, i, 17I ; Abgar's wife, retains
Hatred, it, 49; effects of, viii, 29. the sovereignty of Mesopotamia.
Heard referred to, ii, IO2. viii, 7o6; moves to Jerusalem,
Heathen, thexr gods, ii, I36, and idols, and distributes corn during a
I36; recent invention of, 136; a famine, 7o7; tomb of_ seen be.
poetic fiction, I37; absurd rep- fore the gate of Jernsahm, 7o7.
resentations of the gods of, I38, Helena and Simon Magus, i, 348;
I74; impure ideas concerning viii, 233; what Simon says of,
the gods, I38; their shameful 233.
poetry, I39; pretended symboli- Helenus, the soothsayer, vi, 43 I.
cal explanations of, 139; theirl Helix (seeBeron), vi, 23I.
gods but men, 143, I44; folly of t He]l, i, 169; descent of Jesus into, 8re
their worship, vii, 157, I58; dis- Hades.
honored their own gods, vi, 465, Hell and purgatory, viii, 239.
466, 5ol ; dishonored their gods Hellas, Philip's visit to, andintervlew
in sacrificing to them, 524, _3O; ] with the philosophers tlaere, vi/i,
are exhorted by Clement to aban- 503 se_.
don idolatry, ii, I7I ; Arnobius I Hellebore, il, 72.
against the, vi, 413 seq.; their t Hellespontian Priapus, vi, 466.
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Hemerobaptists, Jewish heretics, vii,
452.
Henna, grove of, whence Proserpine
was carried off, vi, 5o3 ,
Henotes, i, 332.
Hephaestus, shortcomings of, viii, 74o.
Hera and Pallas, viii, 264.
Heracleios, or Heracleides, ordained Heresy, Adam s sin, iii, 298.
bishop of Cyprus, viii, 495.
Heraeleon, agrees in substance with
Vaientinus, iii, 652 ; opinion of,
concerning the body of Jesus, v,
89.
Heraclides quoted, ii, tSz.
Heraclitus, i, I78, t9t, 274; ii, 66,
4o3; philosophy of, v, x3, I26, Heretics, views of early, i, 34, 56, 62,
I57; origin of Noetian heresy,
t26, x58; referred the origin of
all things to fire, vi, 437; quoted,
il, x8t, 446, 47 o, 47 I, 476, 484.
Herculanus, epistle of Cyprian to, v,
315 .
Hercules, i, 17o, t72, t9z; ii, 66, 69;
viii, 265 ; life and death, vii, I8,
31 ; vices, 226; rites in honor of,
36; fable about, invented by the
devil, i, 233; his unworthiness in
fable, iii, 143 ; an inferior charac-
ter, x43; burned alive after pun-
ishment, vi, 422, 424 ; son of Jupl-
ter and Alcmena, 46o, 485 ; this
the Theban defended by his
dub and hide, 483; worshipped
as divine, 462, 465; a mortal,
deified, 474; wounded by Hip-
pocoon's children, 484; entan-
gled in robe of Nessus, 488;
violated the fifty daughters of
Thestius, 485; wounded Dis and
Juno, 484; put an end to human
sacrifices in Italy, 46o; was a
slave at Sardis, 484; burned on
Mount (Eta after an attack of
epilepsy, 484; the Theban,
burned on Mount (Eta, 422;
the Phoenician, buried in Spain,
422; six gods named, 48o; dei-
fled because he subdued robbers
wild beasts, and serpents, 423.
Heresies, origin of, i, 416; ii, 554; iii,
257, 477, 598; iv, 469 ; vii, I33;
foretold, iii, 243; vi, 338; how
originated, vi, 24I ; originate in
heathen philosophy, v, io; off-
_6ing of heathen philosophy, lii,
; characteristics of, v, 47, ioo;
proceed from self-will, iii, 245;
never rest in truth, 248; how re-
garded by Christians, iv, 570;
contemporaneous, v, t25, I55 ; no
..argument against Christian belief,
fi, 549, 55o; aid in discovering
the truth, 5o8; tested by Script-
are, 551; founded on opinion,
555; vi, 24i; authorsof, ii, 555;
their analogy with bodily disease,
iii, 243; condemned by St. Paul, [
245; their false pretence of St.
Paul's authority, 254 ; have no I
succession from Apostles, 258; a I
mockery of Christian truth, 264;
warnings against, 245; epitome [ Hermae at Athens like Alcibiades, vi,
of, v, 14o; twelve _esies, l
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
anathemized, vi, 50-53; treatise Hermammon, epistle of Dionysius of
of Irenaeus against, i, 3o9-567; Alexandria to, vi, Io6.
by Tertullian against, iii, 648 seq., Hennas, of St. Paul, ii, 4, 56; brother
and heretics, to be avoided, vii, of Pills, 4, 56; the pastor of, 7,
45 o, 45 x, 457, 458, 461; for- 9-55; dateof, 7; apocryphal and
bidding marriage, meat, and wine, erroneous, iv, 85, xol ; called
453. , "angelic," I56; known to the
East, but little in the West, ii, 7;
Heretical baptism, acts and records question of authorship, 7; ver-
of, noted, v, 653; not to be re- sions and manuscripts of, 7;
peated, 667, but completed by written in Italy, 7; the morals of,
imposition of hands, 668, 673 , 6; introductory note to, 3-8;
but valid without such comple- elncidatmn on, 56-58; on crea-
ment, 669, 673; note from Ease- tion of matter, iv, 252; on in-
bias on, 678. terpretation of Scripture, 359;
quoted by Irenaeus, 6; referred
63, 68, 7I, 80, 82, 87, 88, 89, I38; to, i, 34I, 348, 357, 36o, 422,488,
confirm the Catholics in the faith, 5to.
212; resort to Scripture to sup- Hermes Trismegistns, his opinion con-
port their opinions, 319, 343, 344; cerning God, i, 289; wi, xS; on
lil, 250; have no right to Script- immortality, 2xo; on the last
ure, 25I; modes of initiation days, 2I 5.
practised by, i, 346; their mcon-Hermippns, on the Jews, iv, 4o2;
sistency, 322; style themselves quoted, fi, 317 .
spiritual, 403; their perverse in- Hermogcnes, origin of his heresy, iii,
terpretation of Scripture, 369; fii, 259; his character, 477, 629;
25t, 26x; their irregularity of maintains eternity of matter, 479;
conduct and discipline, 263; their making matter divine, yet not
women teachers, 263; feign three equal to God, 48o, and God the
kinds of men, i, 323; have fallen author of evil, 482; makes mat-
into an abyss of error, 37o; fabric ter neither corporeal nor incor-
idols with words, ixi, 613; their poreal, and neither good nor
Chnstology, 623; cannot give evil, 498; opinionof, v, 12z, x48;
true bapUsm, v, 376-385, 425, his theory of the soul refuted,
565-572, nor attain true martyr- fii, x9I; atreatise of Tertullian
dora, 384, 426; appoint bishops against, 477 seq.
without ordination, 424; have not Hermotimus, story by, ill, 223.
Christ's presenee, 425; types of, Hero, deacon of Antioch, Epistle of
in the Old Testament, 427; corn- Ignatius to him, wherein he is ex-
pared with the lapsed, 427; why horted, cautioned, instructed, and
favored by certain confessors, pointed out as the future bishop
427; the first order of produc- of Antioch, i, t13-115, 123.
tions maintained by (viz., aeons) Hero-worshxp, viii, i41 , 276.
indefenmble, i, 373; borrow their Herod, an Irenarch, i, 4o, 43; a roar-
system from the heathen, 376; ing lion, 25o.
miracles claimed to be wrought Herod, mocked by the Magi, seeks to
by, 407; blasphemous doctrine kill Jesus, vixi, 389, 4o6; slaugh-
of, further exposed, 408; follow t__rs the infants in Bethlehem,
neither Scripture nor traditmn, 366, 376, 42o; Jesus sent to, by
4x5; refutation of, from the or- Pilate, 429; the death of, 389;
deriy succession of bishops in the in Tartarus, 572; wishes to have
churches, 415; tossed about by his statue in the temple of Arme-
every wind of doctrine, 458; un- ma, 7o2; is refused by Abgat,
learned, ignorant, and divided in 7o2 ; indignant, sends his nephew
opinion, 547; their pretexts for I against Abgar, is killed, 7o2.
licentiousness, ii, 385; claim all Herodians maintained Herod to be
carnal things as lawful, 388, 4o4; Christ, in, 649.
condemn marriage, 389, 392, 404; Herodotus, v, 69; referred to, i, 12,
character of, 555; first heretics 4Io; h, 92, II2, I44, 279, 285,
post-apostolic, 555, 556; St. 484, 485, 52I; iii, 37, 138, x46,
John's course regarding, 577; to 225, 686; iv, 6, x98, 433, 453,
be avoided, i, 547; to be shunned, 474, 558, 559, 56I, 59 °, 636, 642;
viii, 63o; how to be treated, v, 44, 69; viii, 19.
63i; wurktoputldown, hi, 243; Heroes of immense and hugebodics,
preferloose company, 264; un- vi, 462.
godliness the effect of the teach- Heroic ages, incense unknown inthe,
ing of, 264; the prescription vi, 528.
against, a treatise by Tertullian, Iteslod, poetical origin of the muses,
243; the peculiar place assigned v, z2; onthegods, ii, 95; onthe
to, in the region of the damned, generation of the gods, vii, I4;
vid, 579. cosmogony of, viii, 2oo; referred
to, i, 389; ii, 95, 96, 14_ t44,
5 TM x8z, z9z, 277 , 279, ,,82, 3o4, 3o7,
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325, 341,468, 469, 470, 483, 486, prophecies fulfilled, 353; under- Iliad, III., 33 .......... ii, 183
531 ; iv, 513, 533; vi, 89; vii, 64; stood too literally by the Jews, 39 .......... ii_ 143
viii, 263. 356; threefold interpretation of, a4_ ......... ii, 179
Hesperides, golden apples of the, vi, 359-365; literal sense not ex- 4tin ........ ii, 193
497. eluded, 368; histories types of IV., I ............ i, 392
Hessey referred to, iv, 648. heavenly things, 37 x ; written for 3-4 ......... vi, 309
Hexa&neron, described, ii, 98; glory all, not for the learned only, 573, 2_-a4 ....... i_
of, 99; Simon Magus' interpreta- 635. (.See also Scriptures.) 48 ........ .. iiI, I1t83
t.ion of the, v, 77. Holy Spirit, i, 5, I7, 43, 52, ._6,57, 83, 350 .......... v, 5I
Hezekiah, an example of repentance, 35, 92, XOl, 14o, 14o; ih 20, 23, . 44a-4 3 ...... el, 152
vii, 406. 35, 36, 43; how originated, 318, v., I-2 .......... ii, 518
Hierapolis, or Ophioryma, viii, 497. 319; person and office of, v, 640; z_-3.......... iv, 41o
Hierax, martyrdom of, i, 306; epistle divinity of, iv, 240; vi,41, shown 31 ....... ii, 139' 179
of Dionysius of Alexandria to, by the baptism in His name, iv, 83 ........... ii, 267
vi, Io9. 252; proceeds from the Father, 128 .......... ii, _to3
Hierocles against Christianity, vii, I37. 344, 383; incorporeal, 242; eter- 246........... v, 51
Hilary, epistle of Fabmn to, viii, 637 nally existent, 253; is the Son of 300 ......... iii, 138
seq.
Hflgenfeld referred to, i, 134, I35, God,
iv, 27,ii,38;
43;brooding
the Vicar on of
the Christ,
waters 3_7
3Z_ .....
.......... iv, 426,
ii, 445139
I37, 138, I39, 142, I43, 144, I46, in the creation, iii, 671 ; not to 332 ........... i, 274
I47, 148, 149; viii, 7o, 73, 84, begrieved, ii, 26; represented by 385 .......... ii, 179
189. the seraphim of Isaiah, iv, 253; in- 4oi .......... ii, 216
Hippasus, i, 274. spired the prophets, ii, 97, and 455 .......... ii, 139
Hippias quoted, ii, 484. the apostles, iv, 240; gifts of the, g39 .......... ii, 374
Hippo, philosophy and cosmogony of, i, 533; apostolic gift of, iv, 53; o_. ........... i, 335
v, 17; quoted, ii, 187. in the saints only, 254; one in 858 .......... ii, 139
Hippo of Melos, vi, 486. Old and New Testaments, 284; VI., i23 .......... i, 194
Hippocoon's children, Hercules typified by the dove, iii, 673 ; why I32 ........ "ft.,I_3
wounded by, vi, 484. He came in the form of a dove 147-49 ..... u, 431
Hippocrates quoted, ib 374, 485- iv, 424; descended upon Jesus 16o ........ iv, 519
Hippotylus, Roman disciple of Ire- at hts baptism, i, 444; imparted 181 ........ vi, 339
naeus, writes in Greek, v, 3; liter- to all men after the ascension, iv, 236 ......... ii, __
ature on, 6; discovery of his 285 ; invocation of, 535 ; invoked 344 ........ ii,
statue, 3 ; bishop of Portus and by imposition of hands after Imp- 356 ......... ii, 288
martyr, 6; relations to the apos- tism, iii, 672; prayer for the VII.,99 .i, 286, 3J6, v,
tolic age, 7; his theory elaborated, descent of, upon the oblation, vii 141 ; viii, 203,
Ioo; opposes Zephyrinus and 546, 558; emstence of, according 1o1, 1o2 .... ii, 481
Calhstus, 125, i28, I57 ;hts mild- to Valentinus, v, 86. viii., 18......... i, 282
hesS and severity, I59; fragments "Holy things for holy persons," vii, 69 ........ il, 473
from commentaries of, 163 seq.; 536, 5_9, 569• 368 ........ i, 330
doubtful fragments, 194 seq.; a Homer, vn, 12, 14, 19; indebted to IX., 4 ........... vi, 356
treatme of, on Christ and Anti- Moses, i, 279; compared with 116 ......... ii, 48I
christ, 2o4 seq., against the Jews, Moses, fi, 77; agrees with Plato, 238 .......... i, _83
2I 9 seq., against Plato, 22I seq., i, 282; laid under contribution 311 ......... ii, 450
against Nottus, 223, against by the Valentinlans, curious in- 312, 313 ..... i, 507
Beron and Helix, 23I ; on the stances of, 330; concerning the 319, 32o ..... iv_ 491
holy Theophany, 234 seq.; frag- gods, fi, 95; a contemner of the 445 .......... i,
ments of homilies, 238 seq., gods, iii, i2o; quoted, ii, 3o4, 497 .......... i, 28a
fragments from other writings, 324, 468, 469, 482, 485; viii, 263, 499 ......... t, I35
244 seq.; appendix to the works 739; besides from his 533 ......... ii, $_9
of, 242 seq., on the twelve Iliad, I., z ............. vi, 381 X., 155.......... it, 258
apostles, 254 seq. ; on the seventy 22I .... ii, 187; vii, I3O 482 .......... ii, 518
apostles, 255; heads of the canons 248 ............ ii, 222 XlI., _o seq ..... iv, 538
of, 256; canons of the church of 399 ............ !, 27_ 322 ......... ii, 485
Alexandria, wrongly ascribed to, 423-25 ........ sa, 5o_ XlII., 6 ........ ii, 218
257 ; referred to, l, 316, 317, 334, 526............ i, 283 73° ......... ii, 434
376, 400; vii,53o; viii, 70, 89. 528 ........... ii, 18o XlV., 113 ........ ilj 222
Hippothoe, seduced by Neptune, vi, 544 .......... ii, 516 2Ol..i, 376; ii, 95,

484,and
Hirtius 485.Pansa, deluge not quite 59o ...........
591 ........... iv,
ii, 59_ 137;
141. v, zao,
two thousand years before the 599 ............ ii, 68 206 ........ fi, 468
consulship of, vi, 493- II., I seq...i, 333; ii,_z4 231 ........ ii, 158
Hoffmann quoted, viii, 708. 204 ........... i, :zeo 246..i, 273; ii, I37;
Hofman referred to, ii, 72. 205 .......... iv, 665 v, 12o.
Holiness, i, 13, lO8; enjoined by the 2i 3 .......... ii, 252 3oa..i, a73; ii, 137
prophets, ii, lO7. 308 seq ...... iv, 538 315..i, _73; it, 139
Holofernes, i, 20. 315 .......... ii, I97 XV., 18--_4...... iv, $9a
Holy days to be observed by rest from 372 ........... _ii,73 36-38 ........ v,
labor, vii, 495" 409. ", ao-" 189 ...... V, _t_ Irl
Holy place, the, for sacrifice, viii, 87- 446-49 ....... fii, 149 191e........ ._ 873
Holy Scripture, spiritual meaning of, _4.7-48 ....... iv.?665 605 ........ ig $9
iv,241,354,361,373; compelsbe- _2o .......... ii, 139 X'VI., 234 ....... _, '13
lid, as foretold by Christ, 35o; 872 .......... ii, 268 235 ........ ii, ltt
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XlII., 203 ...... ii, 2oo Householdlife, habits of, 251.
...... ii,483 Huet referred to, iii, 372, 426.
n_, xvi., 433..i,
I87" 273;
522 ........
li,,39,
-"
t..t,139
oar.,,xiv.,,,_ . ..... ii' 48I Human, form, whence attributed to
672 ........ n, 134 463-66...ii, 250 God, i, 278; flesh, not the proper
856 ........ ii, I Io XV., 526 ....... iv, 538 food of man, ii, I53; life, the in-
XVIL, 53 ........ ii, 486 XVL, 29¢ ........ iv, 9 equalities
race, how ofdispersed,
lot in, viii,
ii, 338;
Io7;
57 O ....... ii,
.. 518 XVII., 48 ....... ii, 435 sacrifices, offerccl to Dis and
XVIII.,309 ......n,48I 58 .......ii, 435
4II ...... ii, I79 286 ...... li, 483 Saturn, vl, 460.
483...i, 285; ii, 54I ..... iv,
" 539 Humanity,
II4; ofChristian doctrine
Christ, iii, 624. of, ii,
295, 468. 545 ..... iv, 539
XIX., 123 ........ i, 33° XVIII., I36, 137 .... iv, Hmmlity, enjoined, i, 8, 9, II, 15, 53;
I26 ....... i, 285 x83. of Christ, 9; of saints, 9, Io, 2o;
224 ........ i, 273 XlX., I63 ...... ii, ISi Christian, iv, 58o.
XX., 23-54 ...... vi, 245 562 ...... in, 224 Husbands, duty of, i, 95, III.
66 .......... i, 274 XX., II6, II9. •.iv, 539 Huss, i, 188; ii, 62.
131 ......... fi, I37 I2O ...... iv, 539 Hyacinthus, vi, 485; viii, I99.
216 ......... ii' IO6 351 ....... li, i_ 4 Hyginus, bishop of Rome, i, 416, 569;
242 ......... ..ii, 97 XXI., 26 ........ i, 33° ii, 56.
306 ........ 1.v, 654 28 ....... il, I44 Hylas, vi, 485"
XXII., 8 ........ n, 471 XXII., 347 ...... i, 293 Hymn, the Cherubic, vii, 540, 554;
I68 .... l, 273; ii, 412 ..... ii' 48I of the Naassem, v, 58; of Gnos-
I39. XXlV., I ........ v, 51 nitics, 91; a primitive, based on
227 ........ ii, 74 2 ........ v, 5I Isaiah, 2x8; of the virgins, vi,
XXlII., 66,67
7i ......
••.iv, 456
ii, IIO
56.......
........
v, 5x
v, 5I
351,352-
Hynmology, early Hebrew, vii, 53 I.
72 ...... hi, 232 9 ....... v, 51 Hymns, primitive, in the New Testa-
315 ..... it, 48I Homilies, fragments of, iv, 238; the, ment, vii, 5o7 ; to Christ, ii, 2.95;
XXlV., 44, 45 .... ii, 480 of Clement, introductory notice to the Paedagogus, 296; evemng,
2ol ...... v, 5x thereto, vfii, 213; relation to the of Greek Christians, 79, 298;
327, 328 •_i, 33° Recognitions, 7o, 73, 213; edi- German, vii,vi, 57o.
Hyperborea.ns, 5o8.
Odyss. I., 7....... vi, 34o, 342 tions of, 213; contents of, 223- Hyperiona, mother by Jupiter of the
n., 26x........ ii,435 346. second Sun, vi, 48o, 483.
3o4 ......... i, 296 Homily, or sermon, at Holy Commun-
IV., 220 ........ ii' I71 ion, vii, 535; on the fall of idols, Hyperoche, buried in the shrine of
22I ......... i, 285 viii, 656; on Habib, the martyr, Diana, vi, 5o8.
384 ......... v, 55 7o8 seq.; on Guria and Shamuna, Hyperides quoted, li, 484.
456 ........ ii, 27I 714 seq. Hypocrisy t sin of, vii, 468.
685 ........ iv, 539 Honesty enjoined, viii, 22o. Hypocrites, li, 5o; how regarded, viii,
75o ....... ii' 435 Honoratus of Thucca, on baptmm, v, 22I ; counsel to, iv, 216.
Hypotyposes, or outlines, fragments
76o ........ ii, 435 57 I'
Honor deified and worshipped, vi, from, of Theognostus of Alexan-
V., I85-87 ...... v, 67 dria, vi, I55 seq.
VI., x3o ....... i, 330 476.
i85 ....... ii, 444 Hooker referred to, iii, 7o, 689; iv, 58. Hypsipyle, loved by Apollo, vi, 485-
VII., 36 ........ v, lo4 Hope, i, 35; vain, of the Jews, 269; Hyssop, i, I42.
II 4 ....... i, 285 Christian, witnessed to by phi- Hystaspes, i, I69.
VIII., 266 ...... ii, 189 losophers, ii'447; objects of, how
296-98 ...ii, 139 perceived, 448. I am that I am, i, 419.
3o8 seq.., ii, I39 Horace, vii, 45; referred to, i, 4o3; Ia, bride of Attis, vl, 492; her blood
324 ...... li, xSo iii, 7I, I76, I77, I78; iv, II2; vi, turned into violets, 492-
326 ....... ii, 68 26I; vii, 45, X49.,I53. Iachus, nursed (or loved) by Ceres,
331 ..... ii, 314 Horos, an aeon, 1, 317; different w, 466.
IX., 372 ....... ii, 486 names of, 3t8; iii, 508; faculty of IaIdabaoth, i, 355; primary aeon of
4io ........ ii, 471 i, 320. the Ophites, fii, 65o.
X., 76 .......... i, 33 ° Horoscope, the foundation of astrol- Ialysus, son of the fourth Sun, vi,
281 ........ iv, 463 ogy, V, 2I; impossibility of fixing 48o.
304 seq ..... ...v, 78 the, 25, 26. iambus of Germaniciana, on baptism,
495 ......... 11,43 _ Horses of the Apocalypse, symbolical v, 57o.
51o ........ w, 334 meaning of, vii, 35 o, 35 I. !ao, i, 321.
Hortensianus of Lares, on baptism, v, Icarians, the, worslup an unhewn log,
XI., 25 ......... i,x69
3_ ......... ii, 239 568. vi, 5Io.
3_ ......... i, 33 ° Hosanna, the, vii, 544. "Icthus," iii, 669.
222 ........ il, Ilo Hosea, prophecy of lust days, v, 243. Idaci Dactyli, Greek name of Dig_ti
3o3,4 ...... iv, 472 Hospitality, viii, 295; true principle Samothracii, vi, 475-
o5• ....... iv,. 5 05 of, vii, 176; reward of, i, 8; a Idleness, perniciousness of,v ill,58.
312 ........ x, 2_ 5 contest about, viii, 174. Idol, meaning of the word, iii, 62.
427 ........ li, 48I Host, the, not a primitive word, vii, Idolatry, absurdities
of, viii, I39, I46, of, ii, 92;
284; folly
in wider
_76 ........ i, 284 66.
26 ........ i, 33° Host_es, grandfather of the Arme- sense includes all sin, lii, 61 ;
XII., 4_. ...... iv, 463 Man Zoroaster, vi, 428. not confined to acts of worship,
1_4... ii, 205; iv, Hours, canonical, ii, 12; of prayer, 62; _rigin of the name, 62;
463. iii, 689, 690, origin of, iv, io8, origin of, vih, I37; originate_t in
219 ....... ii,_o5 to9. Egypt, vii, 63; includes idot-
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making, ill, 63; demons incite to,
viii, 138; really demon-worship,
v, 467; fruit of, vii, 442, 443;
led to all immorality, viii, I41 ; a
delusion of the serpent, 282 ; why
God suffers, 285 ; arguments in
favor of, answered, 287; the
Egyptian, 148 , 282; condemned
by Christians and heathen, iv,
398; Christian law against, iii,
76; Jewish law against, iv, 5io;
Scripture testimonies against, v,
528; renounced in baptism, iii,
64; sin of, purged by repent-
ance, v, 334, Tertullian on, iii,
61-76; Cyprian on, v, 498 seq.
Idol-making, included in idolatry, iii,
62-4; vain excuses for, 63; ex-
eludes from the ministry and
sacraments, 64 ; arts allied to, 64;
unlawful for maintenance, 65,
68.
Idols, variety of, i, 25, I65, I7I,
especially treated on by Cyprian,
v, 465 ; not to be named as gods,
ili, 73; not gods, v, 498; wor-
shipped by Solomon, i, 2! 2 ; by
waverers, li, 5I; to be rejected,
519; offerings to, not to be par-
taken, vih 469; oaths by, unlaw-
ful, hi, 74; blessing by, a denial
of God, 74, 77; acknowledged by
writing as well as speech, 75, 77;
not found in the Ark, 76; the
test of, viii, 278 ; the unprofit-
ableness of, 146, 281, 287; not
animated by the Divine Spirit,
283 ; confutation of the worship
of, 283 ; impotence of, 284 ;
heathen worshippers of, under
the power of the demon, 287;
fall of the, a homily by Mar
Jacob on, 656.
Ignatius, named Christophorus, i, x3o ,
and Theophorus, 46, 48, 59, 66,
73, 79, 86, 93, 99, xob Io3, Io7,
I 1o, 113, II6, 12o, I22, I28; men-
tioned by Polycarp, 35, 36; con-
demned by Trajan, x29; devoured
by wild beasts at Rome, 13o, 131;
appears in a vision after death,
z3z ; wrote to the Ephesians,
49--58, ioi-io2, Magnesians,
59-65, Philadelphians, 79-8I,
Polycarp, 93-96, 99-Ioo, Ro*
roans, 73-78, Io3-Io4, Smyr-
naeans, 86-97., Trullians, 66-72;
in which he speaks of his bonds,
5o, 58, 59, 7°, 72, 75, 9I; his
desire for martyrdom, 49, 74, 75,
76, 96; seeks the prayers of the
churches, 53, 54, 77; speaks of
his need of humihty, 67; of his
knowledge, 64, 68 ; aphoristic
sayings of, 45; introductory note
to the epistles of, 45-48, 97; his
spurious epistles to the Antioch-
inns, Ho; Hero, deacon of An-
tioch, Ii4; John, the-apostle,
124, i25; Mary atNeapolis, z22;
Virgin Mary, I26; introductory
note to, Io 5, to6.
Ignorance, human, of divine things,
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. x71
i, 399; of the Demiurge, 326; the wicked in this life, viii, Za4;
lot of man, vi, 437; causes of, Ctement'sperplextties about,22&
vlii, 8l; the mother ofevils, I44; 224; the beliefof, necessary ton
sins of, 337; man sins through, knowledge of God, 231 ; denied
340; and error, 280; no excuse by Simon Magus, 234; asserted
for the sinner, 282. by Peter, 286.
Ignorant, condemnationof the, iii, 7.87.. Impartiality enjoined, viii, 664.
Ilium, girt with walls by Neptune and Impatience, the devil the author of, iii,
Apollo, vl, 474. 709; causes of, 711; of Adam
Illumination, i, 183. and Eve, 7Io; of Cain, 72o; of
Image of God, in which man was Israel, 7Io, 7Ii; a soerce of all
created, i, 544; viii, 285 ; the I sin, 711se q.
restoraUon to, 280; of Christ, Impenitence, danger of, vli, sa2.
man created in, ill, 607. Imperfections alleged in God, how ex.
Images, i, 287 ; heathen, shameful,, plained, iii, 612.
ii, I84-I89; folly of making and Impiety, origin of, viii, 15I ; whatlt is,
worshipping, vii, 4I, 45, 67; how 240.
and for what purpose made, and Implacahle persons, how to be treated,
how they came to be regarded as viii, 64o.
gods, viii, 752 seq.; refutation of Imposition of the hands of bishops
those who claim image-worship, necessary after baptism, viii, 621.
because God being concealed Impositions, v, 36; connected with
from their view, 755; Christ heresy, 4o.
raised men's thoughts from sense- Impossible, the, possible with God,
less, vi, 423; formed of clay, 423, principle how abused, iii, 6o_.
464, 514; bones, stones, brass, Impotent man, the, before Pilate, bears
silver, gold, wood, and other ms- witness to Jesus, viii, 419, 4_,
terials, 512; made like infamous 442.
men and women, 511,512; the Impure thoughts, i, xtz, I49.
gods said to be worshipped Incarnation, how understood, vi, 4 I,
through, 5o9; fanciful shape of 4 I, 44, 50; mystery of, 67;'neces-
some, 5Io; dlsregerded by birds saryasa revelation of God sgond-
and beasts, 513, 514; the gods ness, ifi, 318; foreshadowed in
caused to dwell in, 514; must be the Theophanies, 612; of Christ,
defended by men, notwithstand- reason and mystery of, vii, Io6;
ing the indwelling divinity, 5x5; ! prophesied, Io9, I1o; arguments
despoiled by Antiochus and Dio- of unbelievers against, I24; bene-
nysius, 515; used lewdly, 515, fits of, fi, 2o2-4, 6ol ; why essen-
516, and even utterly consumed tiai, vl, 21I, 3oo; necessary to
by fire, 516; set up to strike truereliglon, vii, z25,tohismedia-
evil-doers with terror, 516 ; ot tion and restoration of man, 126;
kings, why honored, 369 ; ol faith of the church in, vi, 295,
angels, in honor of God, 369; 297; reasons for the, according to
otherwise explained, 378, 382. Vaientinus, v, 9o.
Imagination, vhi, H4; Peter's experi- Incense, vii, 553; spiritual exposition
ence of, 114; fallacy of, 115. of, v, 25, unknown in the heroic
Imitation, of the gods, viii, 254; of age, vi, 528; not used by the
Christ, duty of, vii, 438, 439. Etruscans in their rites, 57.8, nor
Imitators, of the Creator, i, 1o, 28; of at Alba, 528, nor by Romulus and
Christ, 5o, 69, 76. Numa, 528; termed Panchaean
Immarnachus, buried in the enclosure gum, 529; heathen, trade in,
at Eleusts, vi, 508. unlawful to Christians, iii, 67;
Immensity, the doctrine of, as taught prayers of, vii, 537,,552, 556; of.
by the law, viii, 115. ferings of, 554, 55 _, 564; bleu-
Immersion, ix, 22, 49. ing of, 563,
Immorality, of the heathen, i, 272 ; Incest, heathen, not Christian, iv, x92;
of the Valentiman heretics, 324; taught by Epicurus, ii, IZ2; _rac-
produced by idolatry, viii, z4I. tised by the Persians, viii, 187.
Immortality, a "clothing upon" of Inclination, prayer of, vii, 536.
the flesh, iii, 576; the reward of Inconsistency of heretics, i, 322.
virtue, vii, I55; chief good found Incontinence, li, 49.
in, 8o; belongs to the soul, 82, Incorporeal, how understood, iv, 241.
88, 2o5, 25I, 253 ; taught by Increase, primitive law of, rel_eated
Pythagoras and the Stoics, 88, in Christian dispensation, Iv, 5&
zo5, by Cicero, 9o; hope of, 64.
despises death, I54; proofs of, India, allotted to Thomas, viii, 656;
2o6; testimony of Homer, Apollo, laws in, 73o; Christianity attested
and the Sybiis, 2Io; of the soul, by mighty works in, vi,438; Liber
viii, lz4; a gift of God, vi, 447; sought to make himself master ofj
theory of, ii, 70; philosophical 486.
theories discordant and unten- Indians, the, believed that one God
able, vi, 446; proof of, i, I68; showed himself in all the mani-
proved from the success of the festations of the divine, vi, 48o,
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Indigetes, deified mortals, vi, 432. . Io, vii, 21. dren to walk in simplicity of
Iophon quoted, ii, 3o4. heart, minding their own affaL_
Indigetes,
422. living in the Nmmcms, w, Iota and tittle, meaning of, ii, 578, 22; his death, 23.
Indulgence and pure volition, iv, 51 584. Itali, Saturn concealed in the terrl-
52 . Iphigenia, stags spoken of instead of, tories of the, vi, 484.
Inequality of lot in human life, viii, vi, 502. Italy, visit of Hercules to, vi, 460.
3_8; necemty of, among men, Irenaens, succeeds Pothinns. i, 309;
i_3. adversary of heretics, iii, 506; Jacob, i, 6, 12, I3, 8I, _u_ I42 ; h_
Infancy, Arabic Gospel of the Say- writes against heresies, i, 315 - marriages a figure of the church,
lout's, viii, 352; contents of, 405 - 567; introductory note to, 309 - 266; his blessing, 562 ; his ac-
415. 313 ; division of, 31 x ; editions of, tions, typical, 493; predicts the
Infanticide, a heathen practice, iii, 3t3; writes also against Gnos- two advents of Christ, 22_; also
123; vii, 187. tics, 31o, and on Polycarp, 416, his entrance into Jernsalem, 22l ;
Infants, honorable before God, ii, 53; 568; reason for writing, 315; a type of Christ's death, ih, 336•
the slaughter of, in Bethlehem by fragments from the lost writings Jacobson referred to, i, 3, 6, 12, 14,
Herod, viii, 366, 376, 42o; the of, 568-578; remonstrates with 35, 37, 4°, 45, 127, I28; lii, 269.
number slain, 528. Victor of Rome, 31o, 568 ; max- _ader of Midila, on baptism, v, 570.
Inferium vinum, phrase used in liba- im of, illnstrated, v, vi, 4; on the jairus, viii, 447.
fions, vi, 53o. oblation and invocation, vii, 571 ; James, son of Alpheus, canon of, vii,
Initiation, modes of, practised by the quotes Justin the martyr, i, 3o0, [ 493 ; addresses the Jews, viii, 93.
heretics, i, 346; necessary before and Tatlan, ii, 82; is referred to, James, son of Zebedee, canon of, vii,
i, 6, 8, I8, 3I, 32, 48, I27, 15I, [ 486 seq.; addresses the Jews, viii,
possessing the privilege of read- 92.
Ing Christian book$, v;.ii, 215; 153, I54•
mode of, 216; vow and adjura- Irenaeus of Ululi, on baptism, v, 570• ames, the Just, i, 69, xo7, 114, 153,
tion connected with, 216. Irreverence, reproof of, ii, 585. xq_; ]osephus'account of, iv,416;
Injuries, forgiveness of, vii, 392. Isaac, i, 13, 81, 84, I42, 145 ; the his- his"n_ode of life and martyrdom,
Innocence, ii, 49; a state of enjoy- tory of, symbolical, 492, 493; di, viii,762, 763;bishopofJerusalem,
ii, 579 ; viii, 94 ; ruler and guide
ment, vili, 136; of Chrlstians, de- 336; type of Christ, iii, 165; of
fended, il, It . Christian joy, I, 214; spu'itual in Jerusalem, 671 ; tradition of
Innocents, the _ISoly, martyrdom of, meaning of his blessing of Jacob, his martyrdom, ii, 579 ; canon of,
v, 349. v, 168. vii, 496; is addressed by Gama-
Inordinate things, why made, viii, 177. Isaiah, i, 81 ; his prophecy respecting liel, vni, 94, 95; address of, 95 ;
Inspiration of the prophets, ii, 97. the Virgin conceiving, vindicated assaulted by the Jews, 95 ; sends
Installation of Clement, viii, 22I. against Theodotion, Aquila, and Peter to Caesarea to meet Simon
Instincts manifested, viii, I67. the Ebionites, 451 ;prophecy of, Magus, 96; teachers coming from
Institution, words of, vii, 535, 544, comment on, v, XTO, 207, 21o-- Jerusalem must bringtestlmonlals
557, 564; in the Malabar Liturgy, 21 I, prophecy of last days, 242; from, I42 ; contents of Clement's
570. in Hades, announces the coming despatches to, I34; epistle of
Instruction, Christian, meaning of, ii, thither of Jesus, viii, 435, 448, Clenient to, 218 ; epistle of Peter
• to, 215; liturgy of, vd, 532, 533,
223; heathen folly of, 223; given 456.
through the Law and by the Isaurians, ii, 65. 537-5o; is to be honored, 442.
Word, 22.4,234; powerofChrist's, Isidore quoted, ii, 492. ames, Protevangelium
contents of, 361-367; of, healed
viii, 351by;
225; effects in Christians, 235. Isidorns, a follower of Basilides, v,
Intelligence, ii, 15, 16. Io3. the child Jesus of a viper's bite,
Intemperance among Christians, v, Isis, sacred rites of, vii, 35; Ethio- 382, 413 •
649. Plan, vi' 422; Egyptian, 486; Janiculum, foundedbyJanns, vi, 422,
Intercession in the Eucharist for the lamenting her lost child and hus- 47 I.
living and the departed, vii, 489, band torn in pieces, 422; wor- Jansenists referred to, ifi, 239.
49o; in daily prayer, 497, 498. ship of, introduced after consul- Januatins, epistle of Cyprian to, v,
I_tercessions for the living and de. ship of Piso and Gabinius, 462 375.
parted, vii, 535, 536, 545, 546 (note) ; statue of, burned, 516. Januarius of Lambesis, on baptism, v,
555, 556, 564; for the faithful Isocrates quoted, ii, 484. 566.
539; general, 54 I, 54_ 545, 555, Israel, meaning of the name, i, 262 ; Janaarius of Muzzuli, on bapttsm, v,
vaxlous
• interpretations of this 569 •
557.
Intermediate state, the, i, 560. name, v, 225 ; blessings of, in- Januarins of Vicus Caesafis, on bap-
Interpolations,
56a; lawfulvii,and 533,unlawu,
537, _46, 549,
537, terpreted, i, 168; forbidden
arty, transgression idol-
and punish- tism,
;anns, v, 568'
vi, 465; son of Coelus and Hec"
55 _ (note); not idolatrous, 539 ; ment, iii, 636; the way of knowl- ate, 471; husband of Juturna and
censurable, 542; post-Nicene, edge revealed to, viii, 329; how father of Foils, 471 ; first king
544,545; post'E],3hesine, 552" ignorant of God, 329; Christ in Italy, 471; represented as
Interpretation, allegorical, viii, _o. king of, i, 267. double-faced, and carrying a
Intestines, an illustration of divine Israelites, the, in Egypt, viii, 86; their spiked key, 517; said to be the
providence, viii, 173. exodus from P.gypt, in the wil- world, the year, the san, 471 ;
derness, and at Sinai, 87; the supposed to procure a hearing
Introit, the, vii, 535. for suppliant% 47 I, 472, and
Inuus, guardian of flocks and herds, sins of, 87.
vi, 47o. ,,Israelites indeed," who they are, therefore mentioned first in su
Inventors of axts, ought not to be dei- viii, 47. prayers, 47 I.
fled, ili, t45. Issachar, the high priest, reproaches anus referred to, il, 550.
Invisibility of the Father, iii, 6o_).. _oachim on account of his child- arvis referred to, fi, 474; vii, 257.
Invocation, prayer of, in the r_uc.na- tessness, viii, 384 . . "asion, loved by Ceres, vi, 485 •
fist, vii, 489; of the Holy Ghost, Isachar, the patriarch, speaks, of h_. iason and Papiscns referred to, iv, 21.

vii, 535,&545,
v, 37, 3 558, 565; magical, birth, viii, 22,22,hisexhorts
uprightness, occupatton anct
his chil- law-bone of Christ,
body of Samson, a type of the
i, 575.
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o_ God, a, God is, viii, 286.
ealousy and envy, on, a treatise by
Cyprian, v, 491 seq.
]ealousy, sin and evil of, v, 491-495 .
_ehovah, the only God, viii, xo9;
Basilldes' view of, iii, 650.
jel_honlus purposely runs against the
couch on which the body of
Mary is carried to burial; his
punishment and forgiveness, vifi,
59 I.
Jeremiah, i, 6o, 7I, 8I, I20; prophe-
cy of, comment on, v, 177.
Jericho, flight of the Christians to,
viii, 96.
Jerome of Prague, ii, 62.
Jerome, St., his account of Tertullian,
in, 5; quotes Tauan, ii, 82, 83;
referred to, fi, x_7; iii, 5, 6; iv,
267, 272, 275, 2_2, 288, 342, 345,
348; viii, 365.
|erome, the presbyter, reply to Cro-
" marius and Hehodoras, viii, 368.
Jerusalem, entrance of Chrtst into
predicted, i, 22I; destruction of
ill, 158, derogates nothing from
the majesty of God, i, 465; sacri-
rice localized in, vii, 53o; the
glorious Stun, 545 ; mother of all
churches, 545; the holy city,
556; liturgy of, 532, 533, 537-
55o.
Jesus, name of our Lord; Chrzs_ an
adjunct, hi, 625 ; great power of
the name, i, 265 ; significance of
the letters of the name of, 337,
393; how certain aeons are said
to be indicated by the name of,
319; meaning of the letters of
the name of, 339; prophecies of
his names in the Old Testament,
iii, I63; typified in Isaac and
Joseph, I65, _7o, by the paschal
lamb, vii, 129; birth of, Io6. IO9,
I IO ; fulfils prophecies of Daniel,
iii, I58 , of Isaiah, I61, of the
Psalms, I62; the generation of,
according to Marcus, i, 339; birth
of, foretold by Isaiah, 452;
according to Valentinus, v, 89,
and Marcus, v, 97; according to
Basihdes, was not crucified, but
Simon of Cyrene in his stead,
i, 344; descent of the Christ
upon, according to the Ophites,
357, and Valentinians, hi, 516;
his baptism when thirty years old,
not a type of the thtrtyaeons,
i, 39o; passed through every
stage of life to sanctify all, 391 ;
the ministry extended ten years, i
392; lived at least till near fifty
years old, 392 ; existence of, ac-
cording to Valentmus, v, 87;
opinions concerning the body of,
89; is called Alpha, why, 97;
his teaching, i, 408; the baptism
of, 423; the same with Chris h
the only-begotten Son of God
perfect God, and perfect manl
440; Son of God, God, and So_
of man, vii, I1o, H2; with him
nothing incomplete, i, 443;
FATHERS: INDEX OF
neither Christ nor Saviour, but
the Holy Spirit descended upon
him at his baptism, 444; and
Christ, proved from the writings
ofPaultobe oneand the same,
not a mere man, but very
_to52,448; became man so as to
be capable of being tempted and
crucified, 449; his humility, iv,
432, and patience, of which he is
an example, hi, 7o8; silent under Jesus, according to tke Apocry_Aal
accusation, xv, 395; charged with
sorcery, 399; his submission to
betrayal and death, 433, 438, 441;
his priesthood, vit, 113; his
divine mission shown by hts din- !
ciples, xv, 407, by his birth in
Bethlehem, id, 169, life and
miracles, iv, 408, vit, xI4; and by
his death, iv, 4o9; by his preach-
ing and power, lii, 164; his
miraculous birth consistent with
reason, iv, 4Io, and prophecy,
4IX ; the miracle at his baptism
credxble to Jews, 413, though
hated by them, vii, xI6, x17; wit-
ness of Moses, iv, 415, and of
later prophets, 416, 418; came
us a mediator, vii, 126; his passion
foretold, vii, II6, II9; types of
his passion and burial, iii, I66;
foretold by Isaiah, 166; prophe-
cies of his suffering, iv, 42o, and
second coming, 42I ; his death,
burial, and resurrection, vii, 122,
ascension, 123; meaning of hxs
miracles, cross, and passion, vii,
127, 128; Son of God, iv, 4_x,
595 ; his epiphany, 422; divinely
protected as man, 426; not
paralleled m history, 426 ; proved
as Christ by the calling of the
Gentiles, id, I68; by the destrue-
tion of Jerusalem, I69; by the
emstence of churches, and by the
power of his name, iv, 427; his
miracles not magic, 427, 45o-452;
his spiritual teaching of the law,
43o; his reply to the Saddacees"
i, 466, 467; he xs caUed therefore
the instructor, li, 222, the spirit,
reason, and word of God, iii, 68I
iv, 433, 48o; he teaches us to
pray, iii, 681; his first and sec-
ondadvent prophesied, i72; his
predictions are accomplished, iv,
437 ; his resurrection real, 438,
453, 473, though demed by
unbelievers, vii, 124; his fore-
knowledge not fate, iv, 44o; he
is the true prophet, viii, I45 ; his
lineage, iv, 444; his true victory,
iv, 445 ; alone reigns over all
nations, lii, 15I , I73; incidents
of his passion, iv, 446; his de-
scent into Hades, 448; vindi-
cated by disciples, 448, and by
miracles, 449; appearances after
resurcection,455, and at the trans-
figuration, 457; why dead and
buried, 459; not a mere man,
464, though ministered unto by
women, viii, 65; his miracles
SUBJECTS. I73
compared with heathen aret, iv,
473; not honored locally u
heathen gods, 477; a rational
soul, 48o (note) ; his flesh incor-
ruptible, 481; his transfiguration,
understood, 503;
how 494; various appearances
Good, the ideal
of, 6o8; his example compared
with heathen gods and heroes,
632-634.
go_els : viz., the nativity of, viii,
365; wonders which occur at the
birth of, 365, 374, 4o5, 4o6;
angels hymn the birthof, 374; a
bright star shines over the cave
in which he is born, 375 ; adored
by an oxand an ass, 375; circum.
cised and presented in the temple,
375, 405; Simeon and Anna's
words respecting, 375, 406;
vtsited by the Magi, 375, 4o6;
Herod seeks to destroy, 366, 389,
4oo, 4o6, 42o; is carded into
Egypt, 376,389,4oo, 4o6; adored
by dragons, escorted by lions and
panthers, which are tamed and
madegentle by him, 376; causes
a tall pall tree to bend down to
his mother that she might pluck
its fruit, 377; causes a fountain
to spring up at the root of the
palm tree, 377 ; confers a pecu-
liar privilege on the palm tree,
377 ; shortens the journey for his
parents, 377; the idols of Egypt
fall prostrate at his coming, 377,
4o6; miracles wrought by in
Egypt, 407, 4O_, 4o9; encounter
with robbers, 4o9; return from
Egypt, 378, 4oo, 4o9; miracles
wrought by, m Bethlehem, 4Io;
other miracles wrought by 4II,
412; strikes a boy dead and re-
stores him to life again, 378; kills
the son ofAnnas, 378, 398; makes
sparrows and images of other ani-
reals of clay, and causes them to fly
and walk and eat, 378, 395, 398,
4oo, 412, 414; kills a boy who
strikes him, and restores him to
life again, 398, 414; placed in
the hands of a school-master,
whom he confounds, 379, 396,
399, 4oi; placed under Levi,
whom he astonishes by his wis-
dora, 379; wonders performed by,
at Nazareth, 38o, 396 seq_ 399,
4oo, 4o2; tames a lioness and
her cubs, 381 ; placed under a
second school-master, who, strik-
ing him, falls down dead, 38I,
397, 4o3; aids his father in his
work, 281,412; sent a third time
toaschool-master, end pours foRh
his wisdom so as to excite the ad-
miration of all, 387. 397, 403;
raises to life Joseph of Caper-
nanm, 382; cures his brother
James of a viper's bite, 382, 413;
blesses the food before any eat
of it, 382; raises to life a child
and a man, 397, 4o3; goes with
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his parentsto Jerusalem,and I Andrew in prison,524; appe.a_.
tarries after them, 398, 414; I to Andrew and Peter as a child, [
makes a dried fish live, 4oo; feat I 527; appears as a child to Mat- [
of, in the dyer's shop,4x2; turnsl thewonthemountalns, SZ8; Ab- I
threeboysintokids,413; crowned[ gurus' letter to, 558, 65I, 652; I
king by boys, 413; heaisaboyof[ reply of Jesus, 652; sends his1
a serpent's bite, 413, 4z4; the[ picture to Abgarns, 558; appears
priests and scribes conspire | at the burial of Mary, 598; raises
against, and accuse before Pilate, Mary from the tomb, and brings
416 seq., 426 seq., 468; Judas her to paradise, 598-
betrays, 468, 469; the standards Jewellquoted, iii, 266,267; iv, I7o.
of the soldiers bend down before, Jewelry, Christian use of, ii, 267.
417, 44o; message of Pilate's Jewish sacrifices abolished, i, x37 ; in-
wife respecting, 417, 428, 44o; stitutions and laws older than
Pilate desires to release, 417 seq., Greek philosophy, ii, 324-333 ;
427; Nicodemas and others up- customs, vfii, I89, and Marcionite
pear as witnesses for, 419, 428, error, community of, hi, 324;
442; is sentenced to death, 42o, Chnstians, two classes of, iii, 433.
429, 443; is led forth to cruCi- Jews, history of, vii, Io8, allegoncal,
fixion, 429; the accusation of, iv, 517, 518-21 ; their true origin,
placed over his cross, 420, 443; 512, not EgypUan rebels, 467;
crucified between two malefactors, the chosen people, hi, 34, why,
420, 43 o, 443; wonderful events iv, 556; in favor with God, 565;
which occurred at his crucifixion, examples of prayer to Christians
421, 43 o, 43 I, 443, 461; Joseph vii, 423; prophets of, iv, 412;
of Arimath_ea begs and takes charged with removing passages
down the body of, 421, 43 I, 4431 from the Scriptures, i, 234, 235;
the guard placed at the tomb of system of the religion of, v, I38;
report his resurrection, and are animosity of, rift, 9I; observ-
bnbedbythe Jewstolie,422,433, ancesof, i, 62, 82; superstitions
444; other witnesses of his resur- of, 26 ; rites of, vih xI8; neglect
rection are also persuaded and mercy and charity, v, 53o-33,
bribed to be relent, 422, 433, 444, humility and patience,534, trust
445; Nicodemus proposes to the in God, 535, fear of God, 539,
council that search be made for, forgiveness, 541 ; exacting usury,
which is accordingly done, but in 546; accuse Christ, i, 253; per-
vain, 422, 433, 445; lamentation secute him, v, 22o, and reject
of Mary and the other women for, him, v, 5o9 ; vui, 9o, and the
431 ; rinsed others when he rose prophets,5o8; byrejectingChrist
himself, 435 ; testimony of those reject God, i, 267, are pnnisnen,
raised by, 435 seq.; the descent iv, 433, 5°6, and conquered, ifi,
of, into Hades, 435 seq., 456 seq.; 4o, and rejected by God, v, 5Io;
triumphs over Satan in Hades, vn, 24I; blame Chnstians for Jezebel, her eyes painted, v, I93-
437,457; delivers Adam and his I not observing the law, i, 199, Joachim,
posterity from Hades, 437, 45 I, [ 203; hate Christians, 214, 247,
557; sets up his cross in Hades, I who pray for the, 266; obstinacy
458; the miracles of, reported by I of, 232, 266; especially in dtspu-
Pilate, 46o seq., 462 seq. ; at the tations, 256, and in interpreting
mention of the name of, the gods the Scriptures, 261 ; they violate
fall in the senate-house in Rome, the eternal law, and interpret ill
that of Moses, 2oo; they still
464; Veroniea's portrait of, 466;
seamless tunic of, worn by Pilate expect the Messiah, v, I38; not
in the presence of Tiberius : its understanding why circumcision,
strange effect, 466; the wonder- i, 2o2, which differs from the
fni works wrought by, related Christian, 256, the law, 2o3,
by Nathan to Titus, 472, and by choice of meats was given, 2°4;
Velosianus to Tiberius, 475. nor why the Sabbath, sacrifices
Jesus, meets Peter departing from and oblations were instituted, 2o5,
Rome 1o avoid persecution, and they do injury to God by their
tells him he is coming to be cruci- opinion of the law, 2o6; excellent i
fled for him, 485; appears to aswere their laws, iv, 5Io, and
Philip at Ophioryma,and rebukes riteS, 51 I, their customs, iii, 95,
his revengeful spirit, 5oi, 5o9; and ceremonies not binding on
Philip's prayer to, 5o2 seq.; ap- Christians, vii, 462, their law and
pears to Andrew to send him to priesthood abrogated and the
the countryof the man-eaters, temple destroyed, v, 511; they[
517; appears again toAnd{ew.as boast in yam that theyare the[
a pilot, and conducts him oy me sons of Abraham, i, 2o6, 269,I
sea to the place of his destination, and are apostate through idola-[
518; Andrew's narrative of the try, iii, I51; V, 508; forsake God[
ministry and works of, _I 9 seq.; before forsaken by him; iv, t93,/
appears to Andrew as abeautiful and are not heirs of the cove-[
little chitd, 521 ; appeursagain to hunt, i, I38, I39; thelrhistory a/
SUBJECTS.
[ witnessof Christ, iii,34; verifies
prophecy, iv, 46_, and miracles,
466; dispersion of, viiJ23; proph-
ecies of the rejection of, 451,452;
why taken captive, 46I; they
were divinely taught, iv, 562,
their leaching acknowledged by
heathen authors, iv, 402, yet not
understanding the Scripture, v,
._o9; their unbelief unreasonable,
iv, 446, 452, 461, but a means
to the calling of the Gentiles,
463, who take their place, v, 5x2,
513; and Gentiles, relative posi-
tion of, illustrated, ill, 15 g; error
of the, clue to the, 172 seq ;
heresies of, vii, 452; sects of, v,
I34; viii, 9 I, Esseni, v, 134,
Pharisees, I37, Sadducees, I3%
chronology of, I48-I49; dis-
cnssion with the apostles, viii,
92-93; counsel to the, iv, 2Io;
admonished to accept Christ as
the Saviour, v, 518; viii, 94, as
salvation for them is only m
Christ,
they cani, 2o7,obtain216,by 2I 7, which
repentance
and conversion, 258, 268; Ms
Baptism and Cup replaces the
rites of the, v, 514; he is the
acknowledged God of, viii, xto,
the wisdom and Word of God,
v, 515, 516, divine, 517, incur-
nate, 519, born in Bethlehem,
52o, of low estate, 52o, the Lamb
slam, 52t, the Stone, 522, the
Bridegroom,
•"isen 523, crucified,
and exalted, 525, reveahng524,
the Father, 526, Judgeand King,
527; an answer to the, by Ter-
tullian, ill, 15I seq.; treatise by
Hippolytus concermugthe, v, 219.
his wealth, chanty, and
offerings, viii, 36I, 369; taunted
by the high-priest on account of
his childlessness -- grieved, he
goes away to the mountains, 361,
369, 384; his wife Anna, 36I
seq., 369; visited by an angel,
who announces the birth of a
child to him, 362, 37o, 384; h_
offerings of gratitude, 362; feast
of, 36I.
Is9, 81, 89, III, 119; an exam-
pie of patience, ill, 716, of offer-
ings, v, 48I ; faith of, vi, 4oi ;
book of, by Moses, 38I.
l, the Baptist, i, 8i ; ii, 62; saved
by his mother from Herod's
wrath, viii, 366; precursor of
Christ, i, 22o, 221; pretypmea
by Sarnson's boy, 572; his brrm,
575; a voice
baptism of 674;
of, iii, the Word, ii, me,-
Christ's I74;
sage to, 375, 427; the link
between the old and new dis-
pensation, 4o4; in Hades, an_
nounces the coming thither or
Jesus, viii, 435, 449, 456; the
disciples of, 92; refuted, 93;
Simon Magus formerly a disciple
of, 233.
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ohn, the son of Zebedee, addresa of,
J viii, 92.
John, the apostle, i, Iz9, I3 o, epistle
of Ignatius to, i, 124-125 ; canon
of, vii, 492; meeting of, with
Cerinthus, i, 416; his prediction
concerning the Roman empire,
554, tradition of, h, 574; his first
and second epistles interpreted,
574-77; origin of hm Gospel,
58o; story of the robber and,
6o3-4; symbol of, as evan-
gelist, vi, 348; is banished to
Patmos, i, _o7; receives there the
Apocalypse, and dehvem it on
his release, vi, 353; his testimony
against the early heresies, iii, 625 ;
vi, 353.
John, Acts of, viii, 357, 56o seq.,
Apocalypse of, 359, 582 seq.;
informs Mary of the sentence of
death passed on Jesus, 429; at
the cross, 43o; visits Ophioryma,
and pleads for Philip and his
companions, 5oo, 5o8; Domitian
sends soldiers to Ephesus to ap-
prehend, 560; accompanies the
soldiers to Rome, and inspires
them with reverence for him,
560; his Interview with Domitian,
56i ; takes deadly poison before
Domitian without injury, 561 ;
restores to hfe th6 condemned
criminal whom the washing of
the poison cup had killed, 561 ;
cures a slave of the emperor's
who was tormented by a demon,
562; sent to Patmos, 562; in the
reign of Trajan, goes to Ephesus,
562; his ministry in Ephesus,
562; builds a church there, 67x ;
appoints Eutychus minister, 563;
strange disappearance of, 564;
sees the undefiled Godhead, and
asks a revelataon, 582; sees
heaven opened, and a great
seven-sealed book, $82 ; the hke-
ness of Antichrist revealed to,
and the time of his continuance
_81; the time of the end made
known to, 583; the resurrection
and the fact of future recognition
revealed to, 583; the judgment
revealed to, 584; the burning up
of the earth, and its purification
from sin, revealed to, 584; the
coming of the Lord and his
church to the earth made known
to, 584; is shown what shall
become of the heavens, and the
hosts thereof, 568; the depths of
Hades, and the order in which
spirits and nations shall be judged
revealed to, 585; abodes of the
bad and good shown to, 585;
final happiness displayed to, 586 ;
miraculously conveyed from Eph-
esus to Bethlehem to Mary, 587.
[ohn Mark, viii, 493; contention
between Paul and Barnabas re-
specfing, 493; accompanies Bar-
nabas, 494; comes with Barna-
bag on whose martyrdom he
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
deposits hisashesin acava, 495;
takes refuge from his enemies,
495; comes to Alexandris, and
labors there, 496; relates the
occasion of the change of his
name, 496.
John of Antioch quotes Justin, i, 3oo.
John of Damascus, i, 3oi, 3oz, 570,
_i
John_7dthe Faster" calls himself
" Oecumenical bishop," viii, 6oz.
John the Presbyter, i, x53, 154.
Jonah, i, 6, 7, 70; history of, inter-
preted, vi, 378, a poem, iv, I27,
166; a type of the resurrection,
iii, 568, 591 ; a type of Christ's
resurrection, 1, 252; proof of our
resurrection, 53 I.
ones referred to, l, I33; ii, I46, 341,
4o6; lii, 677; viii, 27,29,32,36,
647.
ones of Nayland, referred to, ii, 479;
vii, I99.
Jortin referred to, i, 47-
Joseph, i, 6, 81; his history the origin
of the legend of Serapis, iii, 136;
his conduct, vhi, 63; narrates his
early llfe, 32, his misfortunes in
Egypt, 32-35; speaks of his
marriage, 35, of his visions con-
cerning the Lamb of God, 35, 36;
exhorts his children to follow after
sobtaety and parity, in patience
and humility of heart, 33, 34, 35;
his death, 35; description of, by
Simeon, zx, 12; a type of Christ,
iii, I65, 336; viii, 4; is met by
Paul in Paradise, 58o.
Joseph, a rich man in Capernaum,
raised from the dead by the child
Jesus, viii, 382.
Joseph of Arimathaea, i, 70; begs the
body of Jesus, vlh, 42h 43 t, 470;
seized and imprisoned by the Jews,
but miraculously liberated by
Jesus, 421, 444; found by the
Jews in Arnnathaea, 423, 445;
written to and sent for by the
Jewish rulers, 423, 433, 445 ; ex-
plains how he was delivered from
prison, 424, 433, 446; effect of
the narrative given by, on the
Jews, 424, 433, 448; the "Narra-
tive" of, 468 seq ; testifies to the
assumption of Mary, 594.
Joseph, the husband of Mary, the
birth, character, and trade of, viii,
388; Mary, the Virgin, committed
to the care of, by divine intima-
tion--the sign given, 363; dis-
tressed at finding Mary pregnant,
364; resolves to divorce Mary
privately, but prevented by an
angel, 364, 389; accused to the
priests of defiling Mary, 364,373;
is tested by the "water of the
ordeal of the Lord," and proved
innocent, 365, 373, 374; Ins visit
to Bethlehem, 365, 374; conducts
Mary to a cave, and goes in search
of a midwife, 365-374; as a car- ..a._585_
penter, is assisted by Jesus in his J,,,_t
trade, 38I, 413; history of,
I75
unrratedby Jesmtohis disciples
on the Mount of Olives, 388 seq.;
his prayer before death, 39o; his
age, 39o; his lamentation before
death, 39o; his address to Jesus,
39t ; manner and _mumstances
of his death, 392; approach of
death to, with all his retinue, 39a,
words of Jesus to, 392; Gabriel
receives the soul of, 392; lamen-
ration for, 392; the body of,
rendered incorruptible, 392; the
burial of, 393; Jesusbewails the
death of, 393; why he, being the
father of Jesus, died, 393; history
of, 352; narrative of, 354.
Josephus referred to, i, 8, 5o5, 573; ii,
I42; iv, 4o3, 416, 565; viii, 27,
29, 32, 36.
Joshua, son of Josedech, i,89.
Joshua, son of Nun, i, 8, 8I, 89, II4;
a figure of Christ, 255, 265,
57 x, in name and character, iii.
334; called a savior, viii, 43.
Josiah, i, 6o, IZl.
Jovialis, genius, one of the Penates, vl,
474, 475.
i Jowett referred to, t, I83.
Jubaianus, epistle of Cyprian to, v,379.
Jubilee, year of, ii, 438, 443.
Jubilees, Book of, referred to, viii, I3,
17, 18, 35.
Judah, Lion of, v, 513, 562.
Judah, the patriarch, speaks of his
fortitude, viii, 17, I8; of his mar-
riage and that of his sons, 18, of
his fall, I9; warns his children
against drunkenness, which leads
to fornication, and against the
love of money, I9, 2o; predicts
the coming of the Messiah, who
shall be the Saviour of all, 2I;
his death and burial, 21.
Judaizing teachers, i, 63, 7I, 82.
Judas, b 4o, II7,157; described by
Papias and Theophylact, 153;
crime of, vi, 2o7; not an emblem
of the twelfth aeon, i, 388; not a
disciple of Jesus, but craftily pre-
tendstobe, viii,468; plots against
Jesus, 468; covenants with the
Jews to deliver up Jesus to them,
A69; delivers up Jesus, 469 .
Jude, St., his relationship to ourLord,
ii, 573. _
Judea, its desolation foretold, i, 17_.
Judged in the flesh, i, 85, 88.
Iudges, counsel to, iv, 2°9.
fudging God, ridiculous2 viii, I8I;
who qualified for, 29_.
iudgment, ii, 156; to come, viii, 152;
future or last' iv, 21_; v, 222,
251-254; vii, 216, 22I, 254, 472;
testimonies to, i, 291; by Jesus
Christ, 524; 556; necesaary to
soul and body, ii, I58; poem of,
iv, x35, 166; the day of, Eadras
prays to see, viii, 57!; signs ot
the approach of, 572; foretold to
John, 585; order of procedure on,
of quarreht and controver-
sies to be held on the second day
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of the week, vii, 417; by the
bishop, in presence of presbyters
and deacons, 417; sentences to
be in proportion to sin, 418; in-
stances from the story of Susanna
and from heathen tribunals, 419.
Judith, i, 2o; Anna's handmaid, vih,
36 L
Julian referred to, i, I95.
Julian, a Magian, vi, 428.
Julian, ofApamea, vi, 336.
Julianns, of Marcelliana, on baptism,
v, 572.
Julianus, of Telepte, on baptism, v,
57o.
Julius Africanus, life and works, vi,
xz3, 124, I4o; on the genealogies
of Christ, 125, 126 seq., 139;
narrative of events in Persia, at
the birth of Christ, 127 seq.; frag-
merits of the chronography of,
I3o seq.; on the passion of Sym-
phorosa and her seven sons, 138
seq.
tunius referred to, 1, 20.
unius, of Neapolis, on baptism, v,
572.
Juno, vi, 459, 465, 483; viii, to7;
daughter of Saturn and Ops, vi,
46o; queen of the gods, 483;
wounded by Hercules, 484;
named Lucina, andaidmg women
in childbirth, 466, 469; said to be
the air, 472 (note) ; destruction
of the temple and prmstess of,
516, and in the capitol, of the
statue of, 516; named Caprotina,
Cinxia, Februtis, Fluonia, 472;
Ossipagma, Pomona, Populoma,
472; the cestusof, 517 (note); as
Cinxla, a branch worshipped for,
51o; Samlans worship a plank
instead of, 51o (note); one of
the Penates, 475.
Jupiter, i, 164, 17o, I92; the greatest
and best, vi, 42I ; is not God, 42h
422, but both human and immor-
ul, iii, x4z; his history, t49, 15o; Just one, the, v, 221.
origan, life, name, and death, vii, Just man, character
20; tomb, 23; his and his sons'
sepulchres,
and mother,viii,vt, I99;
422; had
his father
birth, Just, seq.
viii, 197; his father, vii, 23; the Just and unjust, cannot be distin-
Saturnian king, vi, 483; son of
Aether, 48o; son of Coelns,48o;
son of Saturn, 48o, of Saturn and
Ops, 46o, 46I, 472, 482; the Cre-
tan, vii, 23, born inCrete, vi, 48o;
nursed by the Curetes, vii, 23,
and big life saved by the Curetes,
vl, 484; concealed in Crete, 472;
buried in Crete, 48o, 484, his
cries concealed, 475; temples to,
vii, 23; his actions, vi, 465, as re-
luted by Euhemerus, vii, 24; his
licentious life, 227, and wick-
ed deeds, viii, 74o; overthrew
his father, vi, 484, by going to
war with him, viii, I98, 254;
made a meal unwittingly on L.y.-
caon,s son, vi,484; incestsof, vall,
197, 198, 254; married his sister,
vi, 484; attempted to violate the
mother of the gods, 49I; adul-
tenes and vile transformations of,
viii, 198, x99, 258; lusted after
Alcmena, Danae, Electra, Europa,
and matrons and maidenswlth-
out number, vi, 460, 46I, 498;
even after the boys, Catamitns,
485, 498, and Fablus, 485;
ished his daughter Proserpine,
498; for lustful purposes became
an ant, a golden shower, a satyr, Justin Martyr, life of, i, 159, I6O:
506, a swan, 483, 506, and a bull,
483, 541 ; spoken of as recounting
his amours to his wife, 487; said
to be the sun, 472, and by others
to be the ether, 472; three gods
named, 48o; vii, 23; father of
Apollo, Diana, Castor and Pol-
lux, Hercules, Lber, Mercury,
vi, 460, 483, of the Muses, 473,
of the Sun, 48o, of Hercules, 485,
488; Diespiter, 460, 46I, 482;
fall at Dodona of the temple of,
516; destruction of the statue
of Capitoline, 516, 534; termed
Capitoline, 427, 516, the Thun-
deter, 516, the Olympian, 512,
513, the Supreme, 460, the Sty-
gian, 1.e., Pluto, 460, Verveceus,
497 (note); of Dodona, 419,
516; bulls sacrificed to, 526; rep-
resented with a thunderbolt in
his right hand, 517, and as driv-
mg in a winged chanot, 472; gave
power to the Novensiles to vaeld
hts thunder, 474; Pales, the stew-
ard of, 474; the counsellors of,
474, 475; one of the
475; represented as an adulterer
488, and as easily overreached
489, 49o; forced to leave heave1
by Numa, 489; statues of, dis-
honored, 515; descent of rain nstmns, heresy of, ortgitt of the
signified by the embraces of
Ceres, 5o2, 5o5; the feast of, 531 ;
ludi circenses celebrated in honor
of 534; allegory of, viii, 201.
of, vii, 183;
Cicero's error, I84.
the place of the, viii, 576, 577 Juvenalius, Bishop, viii, 478.
guished in this world, it, 32; but Kahms, referred to, i, 397; in, 266.
will differ in the world to
33"
nsta, the Syro-Phoenician
viii, 232; becomes a proselyte
232 ; adopts two boys whom sh,
educates with Simon Magus, _32.
ustice, demanded for Christians, i,
i63; ofGod, 459; and goodness Kaye, classification
unite in God, hi, 3o7, 308, 3o9;
reveal him as father and master,
3o8; case of the Ninevites, 315;
of Adam, of Cain, and of Sodom,
317; their union refutes Mar-
cion's dualism, 3zo; banished by
Jupiter and restored by Christ,
vii, I42; made known to all, but
embracedby few, I43; argument
of Carneades for and against,
158; nature of, 15o, x54; source
in piety and equlty, I5O; answers
to objections, t53; of the Chris-
tlans, x5I; violated bypersecu.
tion, I45, I47 ; duties of, ISl ,
247; man's birthright, 225; the
worship of God, and true wisdom,
245.
Justification, i, 13, 63, 64; ii, 12, 23;
according to Clement, ii, 345,
346-
studies philosophy, 195 ; is con-
verted, I95; defends Christiamty
against Judaism, I94-27o; writes
two apologies for the Christians,
i63-i93; his daalogue with
Trypho, tothetheJew,
course I94-27o;
Greeks, dis-
271, 272;
hortatory address to the Greeks,
273-289 ; on the sole govern-
merit of God, 29o-293; on the
resurrection, 294-299 ; fragments
from his lost wrmngs, 3o0-302;
is exatmned
RustlCUS, 305,and3o6;condemned
adversary byof
heresy, ifi, 5o6; on the resurrec-
ttontheofdivine
of the body,
liturgyvi,given
374; byorder
him,
vii, 5o7 ; his account of Christian
worship, 532; testimony to the
Clementine hturgy, 572; concur-
rence of Irenaeus with, 572;
quoted by
tonius Anastasius,
Melissa, 3o2, t, Irenaeus,
302, An-
300, 468, John of Antioch, 3oo,
John of Damascus, 3oh 302,
Leonttus, 3oi, Tatian, 3oo--re-
'lation of Tatian to, d, 61- Me-
thodius, vi, 374 ; referred to, i, 8,
4 I, vui, 365, 39°
288, 289.
oath of the, v, 73.
Ophites, v, 69; essenttally hen-
then, 69; his allegory of Herodo-
tus' legend of Hercules, 69-73;
summary of his teaching, t45-
154"
uturna, referredwife of Janus,
to, i,vi,341;
47 I. hi, 53.
87; v, 98; vii, 99.
Karmas who and wereLeucius,
rained sons
from ofthe Simeon,
dead
when Jesus rose, their narrative
of the descent of Christ into
Hades, and the deliverance he
wrought there, viii, 445-452,
454-458.
of Tertulhan's
works, iii, IX, 12; referred to,
viz.---
(Eccles. Hist.) i, 3ix; ii, 3;
iii, 5, 9, 76, 9 I, x8x, 239,
27o, 274, 429, 6o4, 629; iv,
73.
(Illustr.) i, 234, 236, 239, 24I,
242, 258, 262, 268, 27o.
(Just.) ii, 66, 67, 7o, 72, 74,
9o, 97, xoo, xoI, Io3, Io5,
I32, 133. I35, I37, I39, 142'
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143, 145, I48, I56, 2o6, 159,
29_, 196, 323, 343, 345, 346,
532, 587 .
Kayser referred to, viii, I4.
Keble referred to, v, 124.
Keltae, the, i, 316.
Keys, power of, personal gift to St.
Peter, iv, 99, IOI; exercised by
the Holy Spirit, 1oo.
King of the present time, the, andthe
King of righteousness, viii, 174,
King, Jesus crowned us, by boys, viii,
413.
King, Ed., referred to, i, 178; ii,
517 .
_ngdom, what, Chrisuans look for,
1, I66; of Christ. eternal,556; the
earthly, of the saints after their
resurrection" 563; the prophecies
respecting, not allegorical, 569;
of God, constantly to be looked
for, vii, 52o; the, and his right-
eousness, vni, lO3; righteousness
the way to, Io3; the way to, not
concealed from the Israelites, 319 .
Kingdoms, the two, viii, 145, I8o.
Kings, earthly, to be honored, not
adored, ii, 92; speaking against,
considered treason, vi, 487
Kiss, of chaxity, abuse of, ii, 29I; of
peace, vii, 535, 54 t, 563, at the
Eucharist, 412, 486.
Kisses, n, 47.
Kltto referred to, iii, 346; iv, 26.
Knee, not bending the, upon Sunday,
a symbol of the resurrectaon, i,
569
Kneeling, in worship, lit, 689; where
not allowed, 94, Io3-
Knees of images touched by suppli-
cants, vi, 513.
Knowledge, i, 29, 64, 68, I37 , 196;
puffs up, 397; perfect, not attain-
able in this life, 399; the true,
5o8, 574, defined, fi, 349, 35o,
364 ; foundation m faith, 445; by
the senses, 445 ; twofold, byappre-
hension and reason, 48o; of God,
in Greek philosophy, 489 ; degrees
of, 5o6; love of, 5o8; true, m
Christ only, 508; philosophy and
heresy, aids to, 5o9; stages m,
iv, 75; advantage of, viii, I44;
the respousibdity which it in-
volves, _44; enhances responsi-
bility, I56; deadens lust, 186;
value of, 19o; universal, pos-
sessed by none, I96; the tree of,
i, Io4; and righteousness, viii, 44;
and suppositmn, vii, 233.
Korah, i, 6d.
Kronos, viii, 254; his deeds, 740; ex-
plained us chronos, i.e. time, vi,
472; son of Coelus and progeni-
tor of the dii ma_nz, 472 ; and
Rhea, viii, 263; and Aphrodite,
263.
Eyrie £ldison, K 551 and2_assim.
Ia.borer's du_yCastor
Lacedaemon, of, i, and
II2. PoUux buried Lar 647"a,entin
. m, vi, 484-
LaCtantitubstyled the Christian Cicero, Lares, commonly said to be gods of[
FATHERS: INDEX OF
vii, 4; instructor of Constantine,
4; life of, 5; works of, 6; Gib-
ben on, 3oo; author of Divine
Institutes, why written, 139, 224;
epitome of the Divine Institutes,
224 seq.; a treatise on the Anger
of God, 259 seq.; of the manner
inwhichthe persecutors died, 3oi
seq.; fragments of, 313; a poem
on the Phoenix, 324seq.; onthe
Passion of the Lord, 317 seq.; on
the workmanship of God, 28I
seq.; referred to, viii, 416.
Laity, in primitive councils, v, 4II;
to bring oblations and tithes, vii,
4o9; how placed in church, 421 ;
not to baptize or execute priestly
offices, 419
Laius quoted, ii, 363.
Lamb of the Passover, a type of Christ,
i, 214; wl, 129.
Lampachstus, the city of, viii, 495.
Languages, dispersion of, iv, 555-
Laodamla, seduced by Jupiter, vi, 498.
Laodice, buried in the shrine of Diana,
vi, 5o8.
Laodicea, a journey to, ,nil, 3oo.
Laodiceans, the, a chief man of, offers
Peter and his friends hospitality,
viii, I74; meeting at the hous¢ of
the chtef man of, 175.
Laodlceans, Epistle to, sent to the
Ephesians, iii, 464.
Laomedon, served by Neptune, vi,
484.
Laptthus, the city of, wh, 494.
Lapsed, reconciliauon of, vi, I2o;
after penitence may be restored,
viii, _17; not to be denied mercy,
v, 659; instances from Scriptuxe,
66o-66I; to be communicated in
sickness if pemtent, 28I, 328,
bat not otherwise, 29o, 3o4, 44I ;
martyrs importuned for them,
291 ; greatness of their sin, 292,
441 ; peace "to be given to the
penitent and exiled, 297 ; their
case decided by council of clergy
and laRy, 31o, 317 ; merciful
judgment of them required, 332;
decree of the African synod on,
336; worldliness a cause of their
sin, 438; instance of divine judg-
mentm Cyprian's time, 443-444;
exhortauon to repentance, 446;
Cyprian's treafise on the,437seq.;
canons of Peter of Alexandria on"
vi, 269; case of slaves, 27I; of
freemen, 272; confessors in prison,
272; rashly incurring danger, 273;
clergy, 274; purchase of safety,
276; flight from persecution, 277;
Dupin,sludgment of these canons ,
284.
Lapsers, ii, 41.
Lardner referred to, i, 47, I3_, I5I,
i55; ii, I16, 152; iii, 98, 257,
4-13, 43 I, 435, 677; iv, 26, 246,
395; viii, 3, 4, Io, I4, 23, 43, 48,
vii, 32; honored by thell
Romans, iii, 138. ] what _n_ aminist_tion of&a_
SUBJECTS. I77
streets and ways, from the sup-
posed etymology, vi, 475; gwtr-
¢haus of homes, 475; identified
sometimes with the Curetes,
sometimes with the Difflti Samo-
thraeii, 475; identifieac with the
Manes, 475; said to be gods of
the air, and also to be ghol_
47_--
Lares'(_rundules, vi, 41o .
Larissa, Acrisius buried in Minerva's
temple at, vl, 5o8.
Last days, the, vii, 473.
Lustludgment,the ,vii, 472 .
Last times, the, vii, 207, axl, _ a53.
Lateinos, i, 559-
Lateranus, the genius of heartha, vi,
[_ 477, 479.
! Latin Christianity, its rise, v, vi.
Latin Church, sophistries of, ii, 62.
Latinus, grandson of Pivus, and son
of Faunu.%vi, 46I; father-in.law
of .,Eneas, 46I.
Latium, Saturn concealed in, vi, 484.
Latona, seduced by Jupiter, vl, 498;
mother of Apollo and Diana,
4zz, 46o, 469, 483; wanderings
of, 422.
Laughter, abuse of, ii, 249.
Laurae, Lares nid to be derivtd from,
vi, 475.
Lavabo (prayer of preparation of the
priest), vii, 537.
Laverna, goddess of thieves, vi, 484.
Law, why given, i, 2o3; _ewish opin-
ton regarding, an injury to Cod,
_6; unwritten before Moses, iii,
152; not written by Moses,
236; abrogated, i, 199; had an
end inChrist, 216,475; abolished
in ChrLst, iii, I57; the old and
the new, has but one author, i,
472; Christ did not abrogate the
natural precepts of, but removed
the bondage of, 477; man was
placed under, for his own benefiUb
478; the original, viii, 27:z; in-
scribed on the hearts of men, but
afterwards, as the Mosaic, made
by God to bridle the desires of
the Jews, i, 479; law of Moses,
developed from the law given to
Adam, iii, I52; not binding on
Christians, vii, 393, 459; the
shadow of Christ, iii, 47I; abro-
gated by the Creator, 432, 436;
spiritually interpreted, iv, 365; in
Deuteronomy, typical of Christ's
second coming, 375; perfect
righteousness not obfained by, i_
460; not necessary to righteou_
ness, iii, I53; penalty of, benefi.
cent, ii, 339; natural and r¢-
vealed, one and divine, 34I; o[
I n_ture_ in the Decalogue,
] imposed, vii, 458, 459; of such-
] rice taken away, 46o; of Jewish
I meats, to be understood splritn.
[ ally, v, 645; divine, described by
phiiosophy,Cicer°'
v_, ii,I7°;367;a
oft_tcherMol_h
inOf
vi, :w3; not to be contemned by
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Christians, 2x5; how fulfilled by
Christ, vii, 461; of Chrish i, I38;
the new, ii, 20.
Law, teachers of, their succession, v,
195; interpretation of, 196.
Law, Roman, how unjust, iii, 2I;
vainly enacted against Christians,
• 2; not enforced against luxury,
• 2; in the Pandects of Justinian,
Christian origin of, vi, 4-
Lawless one, the, v, 246, 248.
Laws, abuse of, v, 278 , of heathen
nations contrary to God's law, iv,
557.
Laying on of hands, complement of
baptism,v, 668;givenby bishops
onty, 669.
Laymen to speak publicly only by the
bishop's leave, vi, I54.
Lazarus raised by Jesus, viii, 46o, 462.
Lea referred to, iv, 49.
Learners and cavillers, viii, 123.
Learning necessary before teaching,
viii, 123.
Leathes referred to, viii, 3.
Lebbaeas, canon of, vii, 493; ad-
dress of, viii, 93.
Lechler referred to, viii, 69.
Lecky referred to, vii, 425 .
Lections, or lessons, vii, 535, 539, 561.
Lectisternium of Ceres, vi, 53 x.
Leda, seduced by Jupiter, vi, 48o,
498; mother of Dioscori, 483;
represented on the stage, 53 x;
sons of, i, I7o.
Lee, referred to, iv, 365, 568, 612.
Left and right, merely relative terms,
vi, 477; lucky, 477.
Legion,Thuoder.hurling,the
Thundering,viii,i,772-x
87; the
Lehman referred to, viii, 7o, I34.
Leighton referred to, ii, 29, 3h I29,
I37, 284, 456, 47 o.
Lemnos,
at, vi,Vulcan wrought as a smith
48o, 484.
Le Nourry referred to, ii, 587 .
Lent, when to be kept, vii, 443.
Leo Alluring vii, 533-
Leo and leno, iii, 55, 6o.
Leo, type of those born under, v, 33.
Leonides, father of Origen, iv, 224.
Leontius, quotes Justin, i, 3oL
Leontius of Byzantium referred to, i,
57 ° .
Lepers, cleansing of, how typical, ill,
356; parable of the ten, inter,
preted, 4o7 .
Leprosy healed by Jesus, viii, 4o8,
41I.
Lessons read in the Church, vii, 42t.
Letter of Pontius Pilate, viii, 459.
Letters and syllables, the absurd the-
ories of Marcion respecting, i,
337, 341 ; absurdity of arguments
derived from, 393; God not to be
sought after, by means of, 396.
Letters commendatory, to be given
philosophy, vii, 87; cosmogony
of, v, 16.
Leucophryne, buried in Diana's sanct-
nary, vi, 508.
Levi, the patriarch, speaks of his yen-
geance on Hamor, viii, I3, I4, of
his revelations, 13, of the seven
heavens, i3, of the seven men in
white raiment investing him with
the insignia of the priesthood,
14; is instructed in the law of
the priesthood and sacrifices, I4,
i5; speaks of his marriage, 15;
admonishes his children to fear
the Lord, 15; foretells that they
will act uugodly against the Say-
iour, 15, I6, that they will be led
into captivity, 16, and finally be
saved through the Lord, I6; his
death and burial, z 7.
Levi, Rabbi, his testimony to Jesus
before the Sanhedrim, viii, 424,
447-
Levi, the course of, v, 164.
Levites, office of, executed in the
Christian church by the deacons,
vii, 4o9, 41o.
Levitical dispensation, the, not up-
pointed by God for his own sake,
i, 482.
Lewin referred to, i, 21 ; iii, 2o8.
Lewis Taylor referred to, ii, 466.
Libations, in honor of the gods, vi, 529,
53o; formula used in, _3o.
LibeLs, severely punished, w, 487.
Libentma, goddess of lust, vi, 478.
Libentini (?), vi, 42o.
IAber, a deified mortal, vi, 467., 474;
deified
use because
wine, 423; he son
taught
of men to
Jupiter
and Semele, 46o, 483, 5oo; In-
dian campaign of, 486; torn in
pieces by the Titans, 424, 497;
called
5oo (note)Eleutherius,
; visit to 526, Nysius
Tartarus of, I
5oo; filthy practices of, 5oo, 5°! ;
allegorical explanation of the tear-
ing in pieces of, 505 .
Libera, i.e., Proserpine, daughter of
Jupiter and Ceres, vi, 497.
Liberality, not in shows, public works,
or patronage, vii, I75.
Libenanus, martyrdom of, i, 3o6.
Liberty, no goodness without, viii, I21;
and necessity, 286; of conscience
a human right, iii, Io 5.
Libosus of Vaga, on baptism, v, 569.
Libra, type of those born under, v, 33.
Library, imperial, care of, vi, 16o.
Licianus, commanded by Tiberius to
seize and destroy the Jews who
procured the death of Jesus, viii,
464.
Licinius, Emperor, treatywith Dais, _
315; attacked by him, 319; his
dream, 329; defeats Dais, 3_o;
puts to death Valeria and others,
Christian, viii, 13O; human, in.
equalities of lot in the, 338; oil
from the tree of, 89; way of, vii,
377, 378; crown of, we ought to
strive after, 5x9.
Light of Light, applied to Christ, v,
227, 236.
Light, way of, i, 248; created, li, zoo;
creation and nature of, vi, t93;
the supreme of Simon Magus,
views of, viii, I xo.
Lights, offering of, in worship, need-
less, vii, z63.
Lightfoot referred to, vii, 338; viii, 6,
778.
Liguori referred to, iii, 77-
Lima, goddess of thresholds, vl, 478.
Limentinus, god of thresholds, vi, 478,
479; gives omens in entraiis of the
victims, 479.
Limi, preside over obliquities, vi, 479.
Lindus of Rhodes, honors to Hercu-
les at, vii, 36.
Linus, i, 69, iz2; bishop of Rome,
i 416; viii, 76.
Lion, images with face of, vi, 5io.
Lioness, a, and cubs, tamed by Jesus,
via, 38I.
Lions and panthers worship and escort
Jesus, viii, 38L
Lipsius referred to, viii, 7o.
Litany, the universal, vii, 54L
Literature, heathen, not to be taught
by Christians, iii, 66.
Litteus of Gemelli, on baptism, v, 572.
Little Labyrinth, v, 4.
Liturgies, ancient, four families of, vh,
532; theories of the origin and
dates, 533- . . .
Liturgtologlsts and liturgical aumorities
(quoted or referred to) : --
Abu'lberkat, vii, 534-
[ Assemani, 533.
Augustine,
Badger, 536,541, 569. 565,570.
561,562,
Baronius, 534.
Basil, 57 I.
Basnage, 534-
Bellarmine, 533, 569•
Bingham, 569.
Bona, 533.
Brett, 529, 533-
Bunsen, 534"
Burbidge, 536, 566, 57 I.
Cave, 534.
Chrysostom, 569. _
Clement of Aleanndria, 568.
Cyril, 57 I.
Daniel, 533, 534"
Dupin, 534.
Elias, 566.
Etheridge, 562.
Eusebius, 568.
Fabricins, 534-
Field, 536, 543.
Freeman, 536, 569 •
Gelasius, 533-

and received,
quired, 5ox. vii, 42a; to be re- Lid32nXreferred to, iv, 433, 649, 66-. Hammond,the 536,
Gregory Great,
544,533.
55 I, 552,
Letters of the churches in Vienne and Life, i, 29, 76, 89, 198; this, a winter, 5_ 6, 558, 559, 56I, 562, 564'
Lyons to the churches of Asia ii, 3; and death, _ence 509, 570.
and Phrygia, viii, 748, 778 seq. between, i, 537; earthly, only Harvey, 571, 572.
Leucippns, first teacher of Epicurean confession of Christ, iii, 643; the Hickes, 537-
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Hilary, 533-
Hippolytus, 570.
Hirscher, 569, 57o, 57 I.
Innocent, 533-
Irenaeu.% 552, 57 I, 572.
Joseph, 566.
justin Martyr, 572.
Le Bran, 533-
Le Nourry, 534.
Lee, 533.
Leo AUatins, 533.
Littledale, 536, 548, 549.
Mabillon, 533.
Marriot, 536.
Menessius, 566.
Muratori, 533-
Musaeus, 533-
Neale, 529, 53 z, 533, 534, 535,
536. 548, 549, 561, 57O, 57 I.
Palmer, 532, 533, 56I.
Pfaff, 536.
Probst, 533-
Ratramn, 545.
Rattray, 534-
Renaudot, 529, 534, 55 I, 56I,
562, 565, 566, 57o.
Scudamore. 536, 54z.
Sldonius, 533.
TilIemont, 534-
Trevor, 536.
Trollope, 533, 534.
Usher, 571.
Warren, 536.
Williams. 57 I.
Zaccaria, 533.
Iaturgiology, science of, in itsinfaney,
vfi, 529 .
I.atarg_.,meamng of the word, vii, 532;
the dlwne prayers in, 483-491;
canon of, 486-49I; Pauline norm
of, 506; Clementzne, 529, 57o;
date of, 533; probable use of, in
Rome and Gaul, 572; primmve,
no normal type, extant, 529;
Clementme nearest to, 571, 572
orderof, bySt. Justin Martyr, 5o7;
Justin Martyr's account of, corn-
pared with Clementine, 532; the
two parts of, 534; comparison of
the Clementine and St. Irenaeus
507; of St James (Jerusalem),
532, 533, 537-550; of St. Mark
(Alexandria), 532-534, 551-56o,
single Ms. of, 551 ; of Rome and
Gaul, 532, 533; of Edess_ 532;
of St. Basil, 533; of St. Chrysos-
tom, 533; of the Blessed Apostles
(or Adaeus and Mash), 534, 56I-
569; of St. Cyril, 544; of St.
Gregory, 534; Ethinplc, or A11
Apostles, 534; of Nestorius, 534;
of Theodore the interpreter, 534;
Malabar, 57 o, 57 I.
Living creatures, the symbolic import
of the four, i, 428.
Livy referred to, iii, 138.
Locusts, destruction of crops by, said
to be caused by Christians, vi, 424,
416,4I 7.
Locutfi, Aft, vi, 419, 4zo.
Log, worshipped by the Icarians for
T_ Diana, vi, 51o.
_ogos, the, ii, 133, z46; derived from
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. _79
the Father, v, 15o; not a mere Lucifer, Isaiah's prophecy interpreted,
attribute of God, iii, 6Ol ; not an iv, 259.
empty word, implies creation, Ladling defines virtue, vii, 167;
6o2; creator of all, v, ISX ; God quoted, I67, I83, 229.
of God, I51 ; made man, I52; Lucina, aiding women in e.hildbirth,
the aeon so caUed, i, 326, 317; vi, 469.
and Sige, 372; absurdity of the Ludus, bishop of Rome, epistle of
Valentmian account of the gener- Cyprian to, v, 352; reply of, 4o 5.
ation of the, 381 seq., 4Ol; power Lucius of Ausafa, on baptism, v, _7 I.
of the, ii, 67, 68; the internal and Lucius of Castra Galba¢, on bapusm,
emitted, lO3; insttuctzon of the, v, 566.
228. Lucius of Membresa, on baptism, v,
Lord, the, is one God, the Father, i, 571.
463; the testimony of Moses to, Lucius of Thebestae, on baptism, v,
463. 569
Lord s day, i, 63, 186, illustrated by Ludus, philosopher, i, 163.
Greek authors, ii, 469; day of Lucretius, on origin of wisdom, vii,
Christ's resurrection, 545; Chris- 82; on the immortality of the
finn observance of, iii, 70; the soul, vi, 445; referred to, ill, 185,
service of, vfi, 381,421,423, 471 ; 354; vii, 28, 37, 45, 6o, 82, 85,
to be kept us a feast, 449, 469. 86, 87, 89, 97, I32, t36, 173,
Long-suffering, effect of, vii1, 48; of 197, 2o8, 2o9, 222, 23o, .2o31
. God, 2o5. 286, 298.
I._rd's Prayer, the, vh, 379, 535, 536, Luke, evangelistic symbol of, vi, 348;
547, 558, 567; common to Chris- ministry of, in Byzantium and
finns only, v, 448-450 ; under- IFhrace, viii, 671 ; wrote the Acts
stood though uot written in the of the Apostles, 672; and Paul,
Clementine hturgy, 57o; in bap- i, 437; refutation of the Ebionites
tism, vii, 431 ; an epitome of the who tried to disparage the au-
Gospel, iii, 68I; analysis of, thority of Paul from the writing
682-84; exposition of, in detail, of, 439; the gospel of, Maw.ion's
449--457; illustrations of, from authonty, iii, 347.
JewLsh liturgies, 559 ; use of Lullabies, sung to the gods, vi, 53 I.
amen in, 56o; our own may be Luna, lusted after Endymion, vb 485;
added, ifi, 684. identified with Diana and Ceres,
Losania, the body of Pilate sent 473; cannot be a deity if a part
thither to be buried, viii, 467. of the world, 473: and Simon
Lot, his example, i, 8; and his daugh- Magus, viii, 99, IOO.
ters, the typical import of the Luperca, a goddess named, because
story of, 5o4, 5o5 ; the wife of, the she-wolfdid not rend Romuhls
turned into a pillar of salt, 504; and Remus, vi, 476.
and hLs wife, a poem, xv, I29-I 3I. Lust, unnatural, attributed to the god&
Love, ii, 15, I6, 49; commanded, i, _, 485; the source of aU evils,
19,55 ; enjoined, vii, 52i; viii, w1,141 ; anger and grief, the uses
219; brotherly, i, I8, 19,enjoined , of, viii, 337.
rift, 623 seq.; of enemies, fi, Luther referred to, ii, lOZ.
H5; taught alike iu law and Luxuries, ii, 24, 37; diffexent kinds of,
gospel, iii, 37o, 372; Moses an 38; angel of, 36.
example of i, 19; other examples Luxury, abjured, i, 13, 27; in house.
of, I9; Christmn, how fulfils the hold, forbidden to Christians, ii,
law, ih 414; extent of, 115, 426, 247; in dress and person, 272-
430; represses sensual passion, 277 ; in servants, 278; hindrance
43o; of man, viii, 31o; rewards to charity, 279.
of, ii, 6ox, 6o2; of God, viii, 32I ; Lycaon, Jupiter ate part of the son of,
of self, the foundatmn of good- vi, 484.
ness, I28; of money, its evil Lydia, vi, 492.
fruits, I9, 2o; and fear, 299. Lynceus, pierdng gaze of, vi, 483.
Love-feusts, offerings at, vii, 4I I. Lyre, legend of invention ot_v, 43, 46.
Love-letter, a, written by Appion for Lysiasreferred to, ii, 48_.
Clement, viii, 258; a reply to, ] Lying for religion, a striking illastra-
26o. tion of, viii, 207, 208; ¢ompeti-
Loves im_ure ascribed to the gods, [ tion in, zoS, 209.
11, I3_. [
Lucan, follows Maxcion and Cerdo, /
hi, 653. [Macaxius referred to, ill, 667.
Lucian, epistle of Theonas to, on du- ] Macaras, fazher of Me[galcon, vi, 484-
ties of the imperial household, vi, [Maccabees, martyrs ol, v, 349, 5o3-
158. t 505 •
Lucian, martyr, gives peace to the[Macedonia, Christianity atte_ed by
lapsed at Rome, v, 299; rebuked _ misty works in, vi,438; starting.
by Cyprian, 3oo. [ pomtofAlexander the Great, 415.
Lucianus of Rucuma, on baptism, v, ]Maehari_, epistle of, to Cyprimb v,
570. [ 3"26; reply to, 320.
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Hacrianus, instigator of the persecu- Man, preexistent in the Divine Mind,
tion under Valerian, vi, 1o6.
Magi, i, 237, 238; their character and
history, iv, 422; the visit of the,
to Jesus, viii, 366, 376; their of-
feting foretold by Isaiah, iii, 322;
their offering and return another
way a witness against idolatry,
6_ ; in heathen ceremonials, relics
olthe arts of the, vi, 527; arts of
the, had no good purpose, 425;
demons won over by the charms
of the, 457; said to raise by their
incantations other gods than those
inv6ked,
famous, 428; 479; used
enumeration
herbs and of
muttered spells in their incanta-
tions, 428.
Magian, used as equivalent to sor.
cerer, vi, 425.
Magic, our Lord's miracles not per-
formed by, i, 4o9; invented by
the Persians, ii, 65 ; the secret of
that practised by Simon Magus,
viii, loo; the power of, 257; and
sorcery, only apparent in their
effects, iii, 233, among heretics, v,
35-4 o.
Magical, practices, the, of Marcus, i,
334; arts, subjugated by Christian
faith, iii, 234.
Magician, Ham the first, vin, 14o;
Christ no, vii, I39.
Magicians of Egypt, vfii, i29; miracles
of, 1_.9; not trustedby Christians,
i, 171.
Magistrate, insults to a, severely pun-
ished, vi, 487.
Maglstrianus, storyof, v, 24L
Magnesia, Diana's sanctuary at, vt,
5o8.
Magnesians, epistle of Ignatius to, i,
9--65; wherein he shews the
onor and submission due to them
to their bishop, 6o--64; warns
against false doctnne, 62, and
against Judaism, 63.
_¢agniflcat, the, vii, 54o; comment on,
vi, 64
Magnus, epistle of Cyprian to, v, 397-
Magus, Simon, i, 82; overthrown by
Peter, vi, 438. (See Szmon 3Is.
gas.)
Magusaei, the, viii, I87.
Main, the beautiful, vi, 422; mother of
the third Mercury, 42z, 460, 480,
483, 5II.
Maiden, the model, described
Zeno, ii, 289.
Malabar Liturgy, peculiarities of, vii,
57o; its Portuguese revisers,
57o; corrupted, but very ancient,
57 I.
Malachi, the pure oblation of, vii,
53 I.
Malchion, presbyter of Antioch, vl,
I68; epistle of, against Paul of
Samosata, 169, I72.
Maleand female, viii, z42; the cerre-
spondence and relation of, 173.
Mambre, or Malech, Mount, Jesus seen
on, after his resurrection, viii,
422, 444.
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
races of, dispersed, Io7; argu.
ii, 21o; his creation, a preps- ment for the resurrection of,
ration for a higher life, iil, 299; from his _,_ture, 156 , and frou_
creation of, i, I65, z28; li, Ioi, the changes in his life, I58 , o$1d
byand for God, vii, 56, 58, fit, from his ability to judgment, I6o,
I99, _o3, 252, 271 ; viii, 45, 339; from his actions, t6o, and from
Homer's knowledge of the orion such good and evil, I6I, and
of, i, 286; testimonies of Ovid ! from laws of his nature, I6I, and
and Sallust, vii, 58, 62; fable of from the objects of his existence,
his creation by Prometheus, 59; 162; spiritual excellence of, 41o,
the first, according to the Ophites, imperishable with God, iv, I94,
_. 354; token of God's goodness, I98; not to be veiled, 33-
m, 3oo; animated out of God's Man-eaters, the caty of the, the horrid
substance, 6oo; made in the image customs of the citizens, viii, 5I 7;
of
_.,. God,
370; i, in544;
theii, shape
584; iii,
ef _o5_' visited
eyes are byputMatthias,
out, and where his
he is cast
vm, 319; consists of both soul into prison, 517; the works of
and body, vi, 299, 37o; alone has I Andrew and Peter in, 518; blind
gift of reason, iv, 534, 540; vi, prisoners doomed to be eaten,
44I, and idea of God, iv, 536; ! are restored to sight by Andrew,
like God in freewill, ifi, 3oi; wn, 522; the citizens eat the dead
724; power to choose good or warders, 522; the citizens collect
evil, 339; responsibility of, 1, I9o, the old men to eat them, in lieu
52z; ii, lO5; vilt, 1o2; above ofothers, 5z2;anunnaturalfather
angels in obedience, ill, 303; his in, his punishment, 522, 525; the
body and its various parts, vii, executioners miraculously bereft
288-295; his mind and brain, of power, 523; the citizens seek
296; his upright form, 4h 2oi; for Andrew to kill him, 523; An-
ignorant of his own nature, vi, drew dragged repeatedly by ropes
435, 436; such as the lower crea- through the streets of, 523; An-
tares, 440; the final object of drew causes an alabaster statue
creation, iv, 53o, 532; placed in to send forth water, and flood the
Paradise, ii, to2; original state city, 524; the citizens repent,
of, viii, 272; corruptaonof, i, 3or; 524; certain of the citizens sent
ii, 67, Io2; his natural perverse-[ down into the abyss, 525; the
hess, iii, 637; depraved in coming, drowned citizens restored to life
into life, vi, 440; naturally enemy byAndrew, 525; a chureh found-
of God, viii, Ioi ; ways of, oppo- ! ed there, 525 .
site to God's, 23I; the fall of, Manasseh, i, I45; an example of re-
272; God's mercy to, after the pentance, vfi, 4o6; prayer of,
fall, i, 449; expulsion of, from 4o7.
Paradise, ii, Io4 ; object of God's i Mandrakes, the, of Reuben, viii, 21,
long-suffering, i, 450; object of 22.
God's love, il, 2Io, and care, vii, Manes, the Lares said to be the,
273; is subject to sin, 272 ; sins vi, 47I; inhabitants of infernal
through ignorance, vfil, 34o; regions, 525 .
needs a greater than man to save, Manes, heresies of, vi, 182, 2I 3, 24I,
i, 45 o, 451 ; _ hy not at first made claims to be the Paraclete, t87,
perfect, 52t ; the whole nature of, 2o9; his duahsm refuted, 196; its
has salvation conferred on it, ongin, 229; his history, 230; his
53 r ; unfruitful without the Holy cosmogony, 242; borrows from
Spirit, 526; all things created for heathen mythology, 242, 245; his
the service of, 558; the world theory of matter self-contradlc-
made for, vii, 269; the earth tory, 244.
made for, viii, 154; the Lord of Manetho, his inaccuracy, ib 117-
all, 28o; every, either empty or Mania, mother of the Lares, % 475.
full, _, 572; his earthly and spir- Manium, dii, vi, 525.
by itual life, vii, 2oo; a corporeal Manliness, true Christian, ii, 365 .
and spiritual man m each, i, 576 ; Manna, types of grace, v, 4oi.
a threefold kind, feigned by the Mansions, the many, 567 .
heretics, 323; the respective de_ Mappalycus, martyr, v, 288-289.
fination of the threefold kind of Mar Jacob, a canticle of, on Edessa,
325; represented by Cain, Abel viii, 654; a homily of, on the
and Seth, 326; iii, 517; not ira- fall of the idols, 656; on Habib
mortal, vi,445,446; hislife short- the martyr, 708; on Guria and
ened, vii, 62; why weak and Shamans, 714 seq.
mortal, 284; is benefited by Mars, son of Serapion, letter of, vlti,
labor, how, iv, 53I; wretched- 722, 735, 742.
ness of thelifeof, vi, 449, 45 o, Maranus referred te, i, I98, 2o4, 2Iz,
45 I, 52I ; a microcosm, 443; not 217, 2r9, 228, 23I, 234, 235, 237,
necessary in the universe, 448; 239, 251.
utmost extent of life of, 46I ; Marcellus of Zavia, on baptism, v,
history of, after the flood, ii, Io6; 57 o.
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Marcellus, story of, vi, x79. phal Scriptures of, 344; pervert not expedient, iv, 54; second for.
Marcia, v, I58; concubine of Corn- the Gospels, 345; views of, re- bidden to the clergy, vii, 457,
modus, lz9; kind to the Chris- specting redemption, 345; de- 5oi; second _and third how far
tians, x3o. parture of, from the truth, 347; allowed, 426; second detrimental
Marcians, i, 212. their late origin, 4i 7. to the faith, iv, 43; is a species of
Marcion, i, ITX, I82; heretic, ill, 7, Marcus, i, 43. adultery, 55; causes distraction
591, 599; heresy of, iv, 597, 6o7; Marcus Aurelius, his testimony of the of thespirit, 56; excuses for futile.,
_i, 365 -- a poem, iv, 142--; his- Christians, i, I87. 56, 57, 7'; heretical perverfious
tory of, iii, 257; isaided byCerdo, Marcus Cicero, vi, 468. of Scripture regarding, i, 395,
z7z--both following Empedo- Marcus, heretic, vii, 4_3--hymu of, 398; forbidden by certain here.
des, v, IiO-ii2, summaryof, 146 v, 91 --the deceitful arts and tics, vii, 453, 454; errors of Case
; doctrines of, i, 352; ii, 383, nefarious practices of, i,334; pre- sian refuted, i, 399; its purity
384, 4o3, 445; mutilates the gos- tends to confer the gift of proph- taught in Holy Scripture, 4o0,
els, i, 352, and Scripture, iii, ecy, 334; corrupts women, 334; 4o3; depravation of it a reproach
2; vain attempt of, to exclude hypothesis of, respecting letters to the C_eator, 4oo, 4o3; two
Abraham from Christ's salvation, and syllables, 336, his system of heretical views of marriage to be
i, 47o; Plato more religious than, letters, v, 94; pilfers from Pythag- shunned, 4oi, 4o7; true philus-
459_ meets Polycarp, 416; his eras, 97; pretended revelaUous ophy of, 4oz, 4o3-4o7; glory of
no God at all, iih 278, is of of Sigc to, i, 339; alleged vision true Christian wedlock, iv, 48;
late origin, 28I; bydlvtdmg God, of, v, 93; sacrilege of, 92; pro- not a good in itself, 52; illustrated
puts an ehd to deity, i, 459; has fanes the Eucharist, 92; refuted from St. Paul, 52; heathen ex-
no evidence of his existence, m, by Irenaeus, 99- ample in, 42, 72; with h_eathen
279, 284; depreciates creation, Marcus and Colarbasus, heresy of, not lawful to Christian women,
which is a witness of God, 28% iti, 653. 44; dangers of sueh marrlage, 46,
283; vlhfies the creator, 281, as- Marcus of Macharia, on baptism, v, 47; forms observed in, vi, 46o;
sumes the existence of two gods, 569 . three modes of contracting, 482 t
282; Jesus Christ could not be Mareotls, presbyters of, vi, 299; den- advocacy of promiscuous, 432;
the same as the god of, 284; dec- cons of, 299. supper, the, viii, 274.
trine of, confuted out of St. Paul's Maria, the proselyte, her spurious let- Marriages, Feseennine verses sung
teaching, 285; the goodness of ter to Ignatius, i, I2o. at, w, 482; among blood rein-
the god of, only imperfectly Mariamne, sister of the Apostle Philip, tions, forbidden, vih, 616, and an-
manifested, 289; the justice of wu, 497; tortured, 498; ordered lawful, 6,6; unfitness for, 64o;
the god of, is hopelessly weak to be stripped naked, but mlrac- relations of, 64o.
and ungodlike, 29, ; dangerous ulously transfigured, 499, 5o8, Married people, how to act, ii, 25t.
effects to morality and rehgton 509. Marriott referred to, ii, 266, 297; iv,
from such weakness, 292 , meth- Manes, the, in the Gospels, i, x55. '3.
ods of the arguments of, incor-Marls, i, II5, 12o; one of the Seventy, Mars, vii, I9, 226; born in Arcadia
tect and absurd, 297; cavils of,] vii, 57 o. (?), vi, 484: born in Thrace,
3°°, 3o3, 3o4, 3o5, answered, 3'5, Mark, St, tradition regarding, i, I54; 484; said to be Spartanus, 484;
316, 318; an/itheses of, iv, I56 , evangehstic symbol of, vi, 348, set over war, 47t; held prisoner
i66, absurd, iii, 346, refuted, 3'9, sister's son to St. Barnabas and for thirteen months, 484 (note);
3zo; the Christ of, not the sub- pupil of St. Peter, St. Clement's loved byCeres, 485; ensnared by
ject of prophecy, 323; selects testimony of, wi, 568; compamon Vulcan, 484; wounded by men,
Luke's gospel as his authority, of Peter, ii, 579; origin of his 484; a spear worshipped by the
.347, which he mutilates, 347, 350; Gospel, 579, 58o; ruler and guide Romans as, 5Io; dogs and asses
msmnates the untrustworthlness of the church of Alexandria, viii, sacrificed to, 484; otherwise Mao
of certain apostles, rebuked by 667; founder of the Evangelical vors, 5I *; fighting signified by,
Paul, 348; pretensions of, us an See, vh, 568; commemoration of, 5o6; allegorical explanation of
amender of the gospel, 349; ob- 569; Liturgy of (Alexandria), the binding of Venus and, 5o5;
ject of, in adulterating the gospel, 551-56o, MS. of, 55 z. the Romans spoken of as the
35r ; canon of Scriptures of, 423 Marpesian rock, proverbial compari- race of, 488.
seq., 431,46o; denies the nativity so_n,vi, 443 Marsi, sold charms against serpent
of Christ, 522; answer to, 527; Marpcssa, loved by Apollo, vi, 485. bites, vi, 446.
excommumcated, 653; analysis Mare, Peter stops at the house of, Marsh referredto, iii, 436.
of his heresy, 423; Tertullian's viii, I35; appointed by Peter Marsyas, li, 65.
work, against, 6, 7; date of the bishop of Tripolis, ,56. Martha of Bethany, Christ's rebuke
work, 9, 282: contents of, 27,- Marriage, i, 26, 81, 95; ii, 22; a holy of, ii,594.
474; introduction to, 269; re- state, m, 293, 386, 427; how Martial referred to, ii, 265. ,
cmo_kyn,474,T47_,
Mar____ _._h error, corn- honorable,
viii, 25o; typei, 533; el, 3'4,
of Christ and3x6;
the Martins,
craft, Pious,
vi, 489entrapped
. by Numaa
inanity of, iii, 324. Church, % 317; Christ's law of, Martyr, story of a Christian, iii, 93;
Marcionites, the, vii, I33; refuted con- iii, 404, 443; pleas for, iv, 41 ; the so-called, must be persecuted,
eerning sin, i, 5o2; the sporing chastity of ChrisUaus with respect viii, 5o.
the Egyptians by the Israelites, to, ii, I46; lawful use of, 259-263; Martyrdom, why to be desired, ii, 4xl,
,I 5o2; concerning prophecy, 5IL vii, 462, 463; early canons on, v, 422; counsel to those who desire,
arciuh a soothsayer, vi, 43'. x6o; urged on presbyters, viii, iv, 2,5; not possible to deniers
Marcosiaus, theabsurd interpretations 219; nature, conditions and duty of Christ, v, 673, 674; God'a
of, i, 34x; absurd theories of, of, ii, 377; single commended,[ remedy ugaiust idolatry, lii, 636;
respecting things created, 342, 382, 4o3, and only allowed,[ a complete victory, 638; a trio
343; appeal of, to Moses, 343, iv, 39, 49, 54; not preferable[ umph over demons, 41; a sacra,
344; cite Scripture reprove the to celibacy, 4o; second, lawful, t ment, 64I; honored by Christ.
Father was unknown before the ii, 382, 4o3; iv,54; how for / vi, 382; spiritual, li, 4x2; Clans-
¢omingofChrist, 344; theapocry- _.llowed bySt. Paul, vi, 32x, but[ tian glory o£ iv, 196; heathe_
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falsely so named, ii, 41.2; no*-1
needless death, 412, 423; Dlessea- [
ness of, 416; glory and blessing[
of, v, 3o3, 496, 479-587; exhorta- [
tion to, 347-35 O, 579-587 _ phi- ]
losophy testifies to, ii, 4I_--I9; [
supplies the want of baptism, v,
385; in will, sufficient, 473; a
baptism of blood, 497; rewards
of, 5o5, 5o6, 538, 579-587; only
entrance to Paradise, iii, 231;
'"
sex and condition of martyrs, n,
4x9, 42°; foretold by Christ, iii,
6,tt ; Christ's sayings respecting, [
4_x-23; errors of Basilides on, ]
423, 424; who admits no, iii, !
65o; testimony of Scripture, ii,
427, and of St. Clement of Rome,
428 ; of Danaids and Dircae, i, 6 ;
Peter, i, 6; viii, 2x8, and Paul,
i, 6; of Andrew, viii, 356,
5xx seq.; of Bartholomew, 357,
553 seq.; of Matthew, 528 seq.;
of Charito, Chariton, Paeon,
Liberianus, Euelpistus, Hierax,
i, 3o6; of Ignatius, I27-131; of
Polycarp, 43; of Perpettm and
Felicitas, iii, 699 seq.; of Sha-
muna, Guria, and Habib, viii,
696 seq.; Christian, described by
Phileas, vi, t62; epistle of Poly-.
carp concerning, i, 39-44; intro-
ductory note to, 37-38.
Martyrs, i, 6, 5o8; constancy of, 39;
trials and blessings of in prison,
iii, 693; soldiers an example for,
694 ; other instances of endur-
mace, 695 ; Christian, number of,
iv, 468; of Alexandria, vt, 97-
xol ; their faith, courage, and
sufferings, v, 287, 288, 4o3; the
glory of the Church, 289, 296;
importuned for the lapsed, 29I ;
to be helped by gifts and self-
sacrifice, vii, 437, and by personal
risk, 438; records of the, to
be kept, viii, 63o; their days to
be kept, vii, 495; to be com-
memorated, viii, 669; in obla-
tions, v, 313, 315; absolved from
sin, hi, 639, but cannot give
absolution for sin, iv, Ioo; glory
andcrowns of, iii, 646; boys, v,
4o4, 407; letters of, 4o5, 4o6;
Scripture examples of, 5o3; false
martyrs, vii, 442; SS. James and
Stephen to be honorcd as, 442;
Tertullian's treatise to, iii, 693
Mary,_e Virgin, i, 52, 57; spurious[
letter to, and her reply, xzo; [
would hasten on Jesus, but h_
checked by him, 443; comparea/
with Eve,454, 547; Gospel of the ]
Nativity of, viii, 352; contents oI, !
384-387 ; the fulling asleep of, [
t;87seq.; thepassing of, 59zseq.;/
[he assumption of, 359; the p_-|
eats of, 36I, 362, 369, 370; birth |
of, 362, 370; presentation of, to|
the priests, 363, 37o; leR by her|
_arents in the temple, 363, 385;[
m held in great veneration for her|
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
goodness, 37x; sought in mar- it to paradise, 598; Thomas sees
riage by Abiathar, the high-priest, her body ascending- her gtrdle
forhisson, 37x; is styled " Queen falls tohim, 594; another account
of Virgins," 373; daily visited by of her departure and assumption.
angels, she resolves to remain a with the attendant circumstances,
virgin, 385; the priests take 595 seq ; meets Paul in Paradise,
counsel what they shall do with and is worshipped by angels, 58o
her, 363, 386; by divme intima- Mary, the mother of Cleophas, and
tion is entrusted to the care of her rival, vfii, 41o.
Joseph the carpenter, 363, 372, Mary, of Antioch, rr 5.
38o; spins the true purple and Mary, at Neapolis, spurious letter to,
the scarlet for the veil of the i, t22.
temple, 363, 364, 372, 373; an Mass not to be celebrated by an illit-
angel announces to, her concep- erate presbyter, viii, 64 I.
fion, 363, 373 ; visits Elizabeth, Masses, Roman system of, Hirscher's
364; her conception, 364; strictures on, vii, 57o; purchased
Joseph's grief on finding her by the rich, 57 I.
pregnant, 364, 373; qaesfionea Massillon referred to, iii, 718.
by Joseph, 364; Joseph resolves Maasuet referred to, i, 366, 455,484.
to dismissher privately, 364, 387, Master% the, under whom the child
389; the priests,
administer suspecting
the ordeal sin,
to Joseph Jesus was 396,
38I, 382, placed,
397. viii, 379, 38°,
and toher, when both are proved Masters, duties of, i, x1I ; vii,436; two
innocent, 364, 365, 373, 374; her cannot be served, 5x8.
journey to Bethlehemwith Joseph, Mastery, self, ii, 47.
365, 374; gives birthto Jesusin Matarea* or MaturiYeh,viii,4°9"
a cave; wonders that accompany Mathematicians, ustronomicai theories
hisbirth, 365, 374, 375; Saiome's of, considered, vi, 34o, 34 I, 342.
doubt as to the virgimty of, pun- Mathematics,
treatise on, fragments
vi, iSI. of Anatoiias'
ished, 365, 375 ; goes into Egypt
with Joseph and the child, 376; Mathetes, his epistle to Diognetas, i,
Jesus causes a palm tree to bend 25-3 °.
down to, that she may pluck its Matrons, adorning of, iv, 2i 4.
fruit, 377; sojourn in Egypt, 377, ] Matter, not ungenerated, vi, 9t; not
4o6 seq ; adored, 4o9; with I uncreated, 358-6I, 38o; cannot
_oseph at his death, 392; informed ] be uncreated, iv, 269, 379 ; is it
hy john of the sentence passed on r eternal? via, 334; not eternal,
Jesus by Pilate, 43 o; at the cross, [ ii, 67, ill, 478, 48o, 487, as shown
43o; goes to the tomb of Jesus,_ by history of creation, 489; is
656 , to burn incense, and is in- • created by God, vii, 53, and not
visible to the guards, 587; Ga- the cause of evil, via, 767 seq;
briel appears shortly
her removal to, and toannounces
heaven, not
motionequivalent to earth,5oo;
in, irregular, in, 49o;
how
represented, viii, 43; Manichaean
587; returns to Bethlehem and
prays for the presence of John, theories of, contradictory, vi, 244.
who is miraculously conveyed Matthew, St.,i, I53; Papmson, I55;
from Ephesus to, 588; all the gospel of, written to the Jews,
apostles are miraculously brought 573; evangelistic symbol of, vii,
together to her, 588, 593; the 348; addressof, viii, 92; canon
apostles tell her, each in his turn, of, vii, 493.
what the Holy Spirit had revealed Matthew, Acts and Martyrdom of,
to them concerning her, 588; the viii, 528 seq.; the apostle, on !he
glorious and wonderful occur- mountain visited by Jesus in me
rences which took place round form of a httle child, 528; re-
the house where she was, 589; ceives a rod from Jesus to plant
hostility shown by the priests to, in the city of the man-eaters, to
and
foundsthe them,
terrific589vision which con-
; a tribune sent produce 528;
water, fruitproceeds
and honey
to Myrna,
and
and heals demonises there, 528;
against, she is miraculously con-
veyed to Jerusalem, 589; the Jews preaches in Myrna, 529; plants
at Jerusalem attempt toburn the in Myrna the rod given himby
houseof, 59o; visited by the Lord Jesus; lts wonderful growth, 529;
on cherubim, and a multitude of proceeds to the church, 53o; the
angels, 59o; asks Jesus respect- devil incites the king against,
ing the departure of her soul _ 53o, 531 ; the king, struck blind,
the answer, 592; apprised by an is restored to sight by, 53t; the
angel that her assumption is now king tries
stroy, 53I; in prays
variousthat
waystheto t_re
ae"
at hand, 592; prepares for her may destroy all the idols,, which
assumption, 592; Christ descends
and receives the soul °f,_93 ;me is done_dies, 532; his boayl
apostles carry the body or, to bury brought to the palace, and works
_incidents by the way, 593; miracles, 532; is seen rising to
Jesus raises the body of, andtakes heaven, and crowned, 532; his
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body is placed in an iron coffin,
andiscast into the sea, 532; is
seen afterwards standing on the
sea, 533.
Matthew, Pseudo, the Gospel, of viii,
35I; contents of, 368-383; the
acts of, 356.
Matthias, v, lO3 ; visits the city of the
man-eaters, who put out his eyes,
and cast him into prison, viii,
517; in the prison he is miracu-
lously restored to sight, 517;
Andrew sent to, 517; Andrew
wsits him in prison, 521; canon
of, vii, 494-
Matthlas and Andrew, acts of, viii,
456, 517 seq.
Matthidia, mother of Clement, viii,
158, 294; her disappearance, I58,
294; found at Aradus as a beg-
gar-woman, I59, 294; her story,
159, 16o, 295; Peter's reflections
on her story--recognized by
Clement, I6o, I6t ; recapitula-
tion of her story, I62, 3oo; rec-
ognized by Aquila and Niceta,
162, 3oo; seeks baptism, I63,
3oi, 3oz; baptism of, delayed,
164; values baptism aught, 3o2;
unintentionally fasted one day,
302; baptized m the sea, 165,
305 ; recognizes her husband,
191 ; aceompames her husband
to Antioch, :_o8, 345.
Maturus, martyrdom of, viii, 779, 781.
Mayors, i.e., Mars, vi, 5I I.
Maxentins, Emperor, vii, 3Ii, with
Maximlan, and degraded, 312;
his defeat and death, 318.
Mammian (Herculius), character of,
vii, 3o3; emperor with Maxen-
tins, 312; degraded, and plots
against Constantine, 313; his
death, 313 .
Maximllla, wife of Aegeates, takes the
body of Andrew down from the
cross, viii, 5x 5.
MaximiUa, a prophetess, v, I23; her
prophetic gifts acknowleged by
Victor of Rome, iii, 597; a Mon-
tanist reported
vii, 336.to have committedsuicide, who326,enter the Pleroma, 325,
Maximus, bishop of Jerusalem, viii, Menahppe, seduced by Neptune, vi,
748, 766; wrote on the "Origin
of Evil," fragments thereof, 767 Menander, i, 71 ; the Samaritan, I82 ;
seq.
Maximns, epistle of Cyprian to, v,
295, 3Ol, 321, 326; replyof, 3o2,
326.
Maximus referred to, i, I53, 569 .
Meander, the Samaritan, i, x7I.
Meats, choice of, why prescribed to
the Jews, i, 2o4; law of, spiritual,
v, 645; ammal, given after the
fall, 646; distinction of dean
and unclean, forman'ssake only,
and spiritually interpreted, 647,
done away by Christ, 648, but
not to permit luxury or intern-
perance, 649, nor partaking of
Id"
"ol-meats, 65o.
Mechanical theory of creation, the,
viii, I7L
FATHERS: INDEX OF
Medea, viii, 197.
Medes, Christianity attested by mighty
works amongst, el, 438.
: Meeting together, the duty of, urged
on Christians, viii, 45i.
Meguicon, daughter of Macarus, and
mistress of the Muses, vi, 484.
Megalensia, mode of celebration of,
vi, 53 r.
Melanippides referred to, ii, 47 o.
Melchlsedecians, v, HS, I47.
Melchizedek, i, 8I; the first priest of
all priests, ii, Io 7.
Meles, son of the river, i.e., Homer,
vi, 484.
Meletius of Lycopolis, schism of, vi,
239, 283; epistle of Phlleus to,
vi, i63 seq.
Melisseus, king of the Cretans, vii,
38.
Melito, the philosopher, bishop of
Sardis, vih, 747, 750; martyrdom
of, 75I; dlscourseswith Antoni-
nus Caesar on God and the way
of truth, 751 seq.; writes on the
soul and body, 756, on the cross,
756, on froth, 756 seq.; fragments
from, 758 seq.; catalogue of the
Old Testament books by, 759.
MeUoma, goddess presiding over bees
i and honey, vl, 478; supposed to
introduce herself into the entrails
of the victim, to give omens, 479.
Memory, wife of Jupiter, vi, 46o,
mother of the Muses, 473-
Men, sprung from the stones east by
Deucalion and Pyrrha, vi, 49';
in early times of immense size,
462, 463 ; deified because of ben-
efits conferred on the race, 422,
423; soulsshut up in bodles, 439;
possessed of free-will, i, 518;
commandments to, vii, 392; not
true that some are by nature
good, and some bad, i, 519; the
three kinds of, feigned by the
heretics, 323; animal, 324, who
pass into the intermediate habi-
tation, 326 ; material, who go
into corruption, 326; spiritual,
485.
heretic, vii, 453; disciple of Simon
Magus, iii, 649; doctrines and
prachces of, i, 347.
Menander quoted, ii, 97, I9I, 272, 377,
378, 447, 47 I, 472, 473, 484,
53o, 53I; also his
Auriga, 1, 292.
Charioteer, ii, I93.
Depositum, i, 29I.
D_phflus, i, 292.
Fratres, i, 292.
Piscatores, 1, z92.
Poloumenoi, ii, 483.
Rhapizomena, ii, 2H.
Sacerdos. i, 292.
Superstitious man, it, 529.
Tibicinae, i, 292.
Mens, wife of Jupiter, and mother of
SUBJECTS. I83
the Muses, el, 473; mother of
Minerva, 472.
Merchants, the best, viii, 276.
Mercury, i, 170; character of, vii, I9.
226; of service to men, vi, 459*
46z;sonofJupiter,46o,48o,483;
son of Maia, 4zz, 46o, 48o, 483,
51 x; grandson of Atlas, 469
(note) ; five gods named, 48o;
lusted after Proserpma, 48o; elo.
quent in speech, 469 (note),
483; bearer of the caduceus, 472,
of the harmless snakes, 483; born
on the cold mountain top, 472;
presides over boxing andwrest.
ling, 47o, and commercial inter-
course and markets, 472; con-
trivet of words, and named from
the Interchange of speech, 472;
represented with wings, 5171 and
wearing a broad-brimmed cap_
5II; beardless, 5II; slayer of
Argus, 48o, 517; u thief, 484;
termed Cyllenian, 472; the see.
ond, named Trophonius, under
the earth. 48o; the first, son of
Coelus, and the fourth, of the
Nile, 480; the fifth, slayer of
Argus, and inventor of letter%
48o; goats sacrificed to, 5a$,
526.
Mercury, i.e., Hermes Trumaegtstu_
vi, 439.
Mercy, man's chief duty to man, vii,
173, 25o; not to be exaggerated
at the expense of justice, i, 5ol.
Merop.s, the first builder of temples,
vx, 507 .
Merx referred to, viii, 74-
Mesraim, son of Ham, viii, I4o; also
called Zoroaster, 14o.
Messiah, Jewish expectation of the, v,
I38.
Messengers of Magnesian church, ip
59; to be sent to Antioch_ 96.
Metamorphosis, ii, 69.
Metamorphoses, viii, 199 ; of the
angels, 272.
Metaphrastes, the martyrdom of Sha-
muna, Garm, and Habib, de-
scribed by, vfih 696 seq.
Methodins, bishop of Tyre,biographi-
eal notice of, vi, 307; writes con-
cerning chastity, 309 seq., con-
cerning free-will, 356 seq., on the
resurrection, 364 seq ; on Jonah,
378; on things created, 379;
against Porphyry,38_;c°ncerning
martyrs, 38:_; concerning Simeon
and Anna, 383 seq.; on the
Psalms, 394 seq.; homily on the
cross and passion of Christ, 399
seq.; other fragments by, 4ol
seq.; quotes Justin Martyr, i,
3oo; refers to Athenagorus, ii,
I27.
Met_s, Poseidon, and Zeus, viii, 264.
Metrodorus, held the atomic theory,
vi, 437; quoted ii, 475.
Metropator, i, 322.
Meynck referred to, i, 185; tig 77.
Micah, prophecy of last days, v, a43.
Micah, an example of circumspect be-
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Imvior,_ 65 ; questionad- Ministry, how chosen,li, 5o4; ordersiMonoimns, the Arabian, heretlca]
dressedby,toPeter,341. of,505; commissionedby Christ,! opinionsof,v, I_o--122, 146.
Michael, v, 182, 19o. 535; qualification for the, rift, Monotes, i, 332.
Midas, first to establish worship of the : 668, 669; support of the, 251. Monothemn, testimonies to, of Homer,
Phyrgian mother, vi, 462; kingof Minos, 1, I65.. i_ 28o, 282 ; Orpheus_ 279; Plato,
Pessinus, 492; wishedto givehis Minucius Felix, writings of, iv, 17o; 281,282, 283; Pythagoras, z8o;
daughter in marriage to Attis, Latinity of, I69; relates of his the Sibyl, 28o.
492- early associations with Octavius, ] Montanism, ii, 4, 5, 56, 57, 62; pat-
Midrash Breshith Rabba referred to, 173; of what happened on the ] ronized at Rome, i, 3o9 : ApoUo-
viii, lt, 36. way to Ostia, t73; how he was ! nius against, viii, 775 seq.
Milesian Didymaeon, Cleochus buried reproached by Octavius, 174; ! Montanists, ii, 29; heretics, their
in the, vi, 5o8. answers Caecilius, I8O; his Octa- I prophecies not fulfilled, vii, 337;
Miletus, ii, 66. vius eulogized, vii, 136; on Sat- _ opinions and leaders of, v, t23;
Militaris Venus, presiding over the urn, 23. leave no martyrs, no examples in
debauchery of camps, vi, 478. Miracles, claimed to be performed by Scripture, and no gift of proph-
Military service unlawful to Christians, heretics, i, 407; meaning of, vii, ecy, vii, 337; summary of, v, 147.
iii, 73, 76, 99, but not an impedi- 127; performed by the child Montanus, his prophetic gafts acknowl-
ment to baptism, too. Jesus, vni, 376, 377, 378, 379, edged by Victor of Rome, ill,
Milk, symbol of spiritual nourishment, 38I, 382, 396, 399, 4o2; mystery 597; notice of, 63o , 631; a re-
ii, 218-2_. of Christ's, ii, 5Ol ; of Christ and cent convert of Ardaba, frenzied,
Millennium, the, i, 239; vii, 218, 254, his dmciples, i, 4o9; of Christ and vii, 335 ; reported to have eom-
.3._9; of prophecies and types of, his apostles, their power and I mitted suicide, 336.
in, 342, 343; after first resurrec- benefits proofs of the gospel, vii, l Months, the, do not fall in with the
tion, iv, 21I, 218; errors concern- 427; lingering influence of, in the Valentmian theories of aeons, ii,
ing, vi, 81; questionable tra- church, ill, 633; power of, to 395.
ditions of, i, I53. whom given, and with what ob- Montinus, guardian of mountains, vi,
Milligau referred to, vii, 33o. jeer, vii, 479; false, viii, t27; of 479.
Milman (Lat. Christ.) referred to, i, the magicians of Egypt, 129; the Moon, motions of, viii, 177.
3o9; t, I66; iii, 697; iv, I7o; uselessness of false, I3O; of[ Moors, vi, 417; worshipped by the
viii, 6o 7 ; (Hint. of Jews), iv, 35 I. Simon Magus, useless, 235; of Titans and Bocchores, 422.
Miltiades, Montanist heretic, vii, 335; Christ, philanthropic, 235. Moral faculty, the, in man, i, 522.
advm,sary of heresies, iii, 5o6. Miriam, i, 6. Moral teaching of the Christmns, ii,
Milton referred to iii, 239 ; and his Mtsael, i, I78; proof of the resurrec- 134,
Comus, vii, xo. tion, 521 ; his persecution, 558. Morahty, Christian, its superiority, vm,
Parad. i, I64; ii, 136, 256, 311, Misanthropy, viii, 220. 156.
443. Misdeus, king of India, and the Morals. the high, of the Christians, ii,
Pens., i, 3o0; ii, 257. apostle Thomas, viii, 551 ; orders 147.
Mind, the universe the product of, Thomas to be put to death, 55t ; Morning, hymns sung to the deities in
viii, 267; how incorporeal, iv, a demomac son of, healed by a the, vi, 531.
244; affected by ailments of the bone of Thomas, 552. Mortahty, how made a blessing to
body, vi, 436; of the, and its seat, Mishael, i, 17. Christians, v, 470-473; a treatise
vii, 296; and soul, difference he- Missa, not the modern mass, v, 256. by Cyprian on, 469 seq.
tween, iii, 19I. Mzssa Fiddzum and Catec_umene- Mosaic law, why given? i, 479; a
Minerva, i, 185; vii, 465; viii, zol; runt, vii, 535. preparation for Christ, n, 339,
sprung from Jupiter's head, vi, Mithras, mysteries of, i, 234. fourfold division of, 34o; the
461,472; daughter of Mens, 472; Mixed cup in the Eucharist, ii, 2.42. fountain of all ethics, and the
daughter of Victory, 472; five Moderation, on, ii, 581. source from which the Greeks
goddesses named, 48o; the first, Modern science anticipated, ii, 67. drew theirs, 365; laws, figures of
mother of Apollo by Vulcan; Modesty in apparel becoming to worn. things pertaining to Christ, i, 214,
48o; the second, identified with en, iv, 14; a treatise by Ter- 216; system of sacrifice, limits of,
Sais, daughter of the Nile, 48o; tullian on, iv, 74 seq ; and so- ! vii, 53 o.
the fourth, named Coryphasia by briety called for by true religion, Mosehion quoted, li, 483 .
the Messenians, 48o; the fifth, viii, x5i. Moses, i, 6, 9, 19, 54, 6°, 64, 82, 11o,
daughter and slayer of Pallas, Monad, v, 12o; system of Monoimus, H4, 116, i38, t44, 145,146,573;
48o; said by some to be one of I2o, 146. virtues of, and rebellion against,
the Penates, 475; the wars of, Monarchianism, heresy of, iii, 597,6°4- vii, 45o, 45I ; an example of clr-
486; worshipped because she Monarchy, viii, 249, 275; Latin use cumspect behavior, viii, 65;
discovered the olive, 423; gives of term, iii, 599; not applicable quelling strife, i, 16; his love for
"light to secret lovers, 484; tern- to the Trinity, 6o 3. Israel, 19; his intercession, a
pres of, used as places of burial, Monasticism, Eastern, origin and re- type of Christ's, iii, 3t8; a divine
5o8; image of, burned, 516 (see suits of, vi, 279. teacher, v, I94; spiritually taught
p. 48O); a heifer sacrificed to, Money, a goddess, vi, 479; love of, to by Christ, iv, 43o; history and
526; termed Tritonian, 469, 526; be shunned, vii, 433; its evil I law of. above heathen writings,
represented with a helmet, 517; fruits, viii, I9, 2o. 4o3; predicts Christ's conung, i,
said by Aristotle to be the moon, Monogamy, highly esteemed among, 173; antiquity of, ii, 80, 81, 117;
47_; memory,
said to be472;
depthspins
of ether,
and heathen, examples
6h73; iv, 57, 72;of,no63,64;
novelty,a law
60, his
I84, time,
223,8o;226;
Cod Greek
appears writers
to, i,
weaves, 469; used to denote for all Christians, 67; in what prove the antiquity, training, and
weaving, 5o6; citizens of, i.e., case enjoined by St. Paul, 68, 7° ; inspiration of, 277, 278, and are
Athenians, 5oo; called Polias, 5o8. a treatise by Tertullian on, 59 I indebted to, as Homer, 279, 284,
Miaistera,how symbolized, ii, 49; or- seq.; his general argumcnt on, 73. Orpheus, 279, Plato, 182, 279,
de og in church i, 16, 17, 5o, 61, Monogenes, the, of Valentmns, i, 316, 283, 285, 287 _ who imitates
64. 318; of Ptolemy, 333- him, ii, 338_ Pythagoras, i, 279,
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Solon, 279; heathen oracles tes-
they of, 278; compared with
heathen heroes, ii, 8I ; history of,
335; lawgiver and gene_al, 336.-
338; slaying the Egyptians, 585;
Aaron and Miriam sin against, i,
573; his rod, v, I2I; exposition
of his history, v, x96-199; fore-
knowledge of, viii, 247; allows
the Israelites to offer sacrifices, 87 ;
a witness against idolatry, iv, 5to;
how he delivered his writings,
wii, 2x 5, 216; thelaw not written
by, 247, given by him handed
down by successive prophets, v,
194-195, in harmony with the
Gospel, iv, 617; spiritually inter-
preted, 618-621 ; honored by
Christians, 43 x; parallel between
his miracles and Christ's, .452; a
type of Christ, lii, 337; w, 22o;
and Christ, viii, I35 , 271 ; burial
of, ii, 5II; assumption of, 5H,
573; appears at the transfigura-
tion, iii, 383; met by Paul in
paradise, viii, 58o; apocalypse of,
358, 565 seq. ; ascension of,
referred to, iv, 328.
Moses of Chorene, history of Armenia
by, viii, 702 seq.
Mosheim referred to, i, 47; ii, 4°3,
492.
Mother, the, of the Valentmian her-
esy, i, 386.
Mother of Clement. See Matthidia.
"Mother of God," Mary, the, vfii, 58o,
587; worshipped in paradise by
angels, 58o.
Mother of the gods, married to Saturn,
vi, 472; fed Nana with apples,
49I ; a pine brought into the
sanctuary of, 490 (note), 504; a
flint worshipped by the people of
Pessmus for, 51o; represented as
beanng a umbrel, 517 .
Mother, Great, said to be the earth,
w, 472; Attis worshipped in the
temples of, 424 (notes); repre-
sented with fillets, 488; termed
Pessinuntic Dindymene, 488
(note); birth and origin of rites
of, 49I ; did not exist more than
two thousand years before Christ,
493; brought from Pessinus to
repel Hannibal, 538; a black
stone worshipped instead of, 538;
why represented as crowned with
towers, 492, 496.
Mother, the Phrygian, first set up as a
goddess, vi, 462.
Motions of the sun, moon, and star-.,
viii, I77.
Mountains, representing the twelve
tribes, ii, 49; power and action
of each other, 5o-53 .
Mourning (garments), unfit for Chris-
tians, v, 474-
Moyses, epistle of Cyprian to, v, 295 ,
3Ol ; reply of, 3oz.
Mozley referred to, iv, 433, 453-
Mulciber, dressed as a workman, vi,
_ 517.
Mule, a young man transformed into
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 185
by magic; restored to his proper Namelesaness of God, i, _I.
shape by Jesus, viii, 408, 4o9. Names, of God i, I9o I _$2, different,
Mumulus of Girba, on baptism, v, in the Hebrew Scrlptur_413; of
567. Christ, I9o, 262, 392; Of God
Miinter referred to, iii, 8. and Christ, powes of, iv,
Jt'ungr (sacrifice to the dead), idola 427; not given to heathen
trousin origin and character, iii 4o7; power of other mu_ _;63;
85. Christian, i_ the early Churc._
Maratorian canon, ii, 3, 8, 56; v, 6o3 83; the giving of, to animal_
Murcia, guardian of the slothful, vi viii, 242; conceptions and sub-
479. jeets (philosophical) classified, ii,
Musaeus quoted, ii, 48I. 564.
Muses, the, daughters of Jupiter and Nana, daughter of king Sangarias, vi,
Memory, vi, 46o, 473; of Coelus 491; debauched by an apple,
and Tellus, 473; three sets of 49I, 494; kept alive by the
Muses, 480; nine in number, 473 mother of the gods, 491 ; mother
(note), 474; number of, stated of Attis, 492, 494.
differently as three, four, seven Naphtali, the patriarch, speaks of his
473 (notes), and eight, 473; said birth, viii, 27, of his youth,
by some to be virgins, by others of his dreams, 28; exhorts
matrons, 473; identified with the children not to change the order
Novensiles, 474; represented ofnature, 27, 28; his death and
with pipes and psalteries, 517; burial, 28.
handmaids of Megaicon, 484. Natalh of Ogs, on baptism, v, 57 _.
Music, sanctified to God, ii, 248; in- Natalius, heretic, account of, v, 6oi.
strumental, and Christian, 249; Nathan, sent to Tiberius, viii, 472;
mystery of, 499. meets with Titus, and relates to
Musicmn, guilt contracted at the games him the wonderful works of
by the silence of the, vi, 486. Jesus, and baptazes him, 473.
Mnsonius, i, I9I. Nations, sins of the, iii, 356.
Mustard seed, parable of, interpreted, Yationes ad, a treatise by TertaUia_
ib 578. iii, Io4. seq.
Mutation, a law of nature, iv, 6; of Nativities, art of celebrating, vi, 46o.
people and of animal life, 7. Nativity of Christ, denied by Marcion,
Mutuus, a deity, vi, 479. hi, 522 ; is both possible and
Myndus, Zeno of, vi, 5o8. becoming, iii, 522, 523 .
Myrmidon, sorter Clitor's daughter, vi, Natrix, the deadly, vi, 417 .
485. Nature, use of the word by the
Myrna, the city of the man-eaters heathen, vii, 97; nothing apart
strange occurrences there, viii, from God, 97; error of Stoics re-
528 seq. specting, t96; the folly of speak-
Mystagogues, ii, 554. ing of, as making, viii, I_4; love
Mysteries, three, hid from Satan, i, of, ii, 9, 43; authority or, ii_ 96;
57, 1o2; in the building of the and freedom on, viii, 7:116;frag-
militant and triumphal church, ments from the books on, by
ii, 43; Christian, why celebrated Dionysius of Alexandria, vi, 84.
by night, 435; Eleusinian, vile- Nazarenes, gospel of, referred to, tt
ness of, 175-I77; derivation of, 87.
I75; the pontifical, vi, 527; Neale referred to, vl, 39, a66; vii,
named inztla, 496; of Venus, 532, 533, 535"
496; Phrygian, 496, 497; of Neander, referred to, i, 47; ill, 8,
Ceres,498 ; AlimonUan, 5oo, 5o4. 597; iv, 262, 48o, 524, 593, 643;
Mystery of circumcision, i, x4z. his classification of TertnUian's
Mythology, ii, 68; heathen, viii, 197 works, iii, 1I.
seq.; its origin, i, I8I; ii, 179,Nebridae, family of the, vi, 5o4.
I8o, 53o; absurd and impious, Nebrod or Zoroaster, viii, I4o, 271[,
Necessity and liberty, viii, 286.
175-177; explanation of, viii, 2o3;
follies of the Greek, i, 272; Ro- Necromancy, i, 169; viii, Ioo.
man, disgraceful feature of the, Needle, Peter causes a camel to go
lib x38; much indelicacy in, 139. through the eye of a, and causes
Myths, the heathen, not to be taken a second to do so, viii, 527.
literally, viii, z6z, 263, 264; theNeedy, ii, x6.
inventors of such vile, blame- Neighbor, who is our, ii, 599.
worthy, 265. Neith, name of the second Minerva in
Egypt, vi, 48I.
Naaman,healing of, i, 574, interpreted, Nemesianas, epistle of Cyprian to, v.
iii, 356. 4o2; reply of, 4o4-
Naasseni, heresy of, its origin, v, 47, Nemesiauns of Thubunae, on baptism,
tenets and interpretation of Holy v, 566.
Scripture, 48-58, I4t ; profess to Nemestrinmb god of groves, vi, 478. ,
follow Homer. 5z ; hymn of, 58. Neptune, viii, 197, 2ol; dominion el,
Naenia, goddess of those near death, vii, 22, believed to be serviceable
vi, 478. to men, vi, 459; king of the
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472, 485, 5H; brother of Pluto
and Jupiter, 472; mtstresses of,
2o8; girt Ilium with walls, 474;
served the Trojan Laomedon,
lord of the fish and shaker
cf4_4the earth, 472; one kind of
Penates said b/the Etruscans to
belong to, 474; the Aflantls of,
4x5 (note); armed with the
trident, 47 z, 5xl; said to have
been one of the Penates, 474,
475 ; means the outspread water,
472, 5o6.
Nereid, loved Aeacus, vi, 485 .
Nero, first Roman persecutor, iii, 648,
sleeplessness of, 223; death of,
vii, 3oz; applied to by the Jews
to prevent Paul coming to Rome,
his compliance, viii, 477; tells
the Jews that Paul is dead, 477;
Peter and Paul accused before, b/'
Simon Magus, 480; is referred
by Peter to a letter of Pilate to
Claudlus,48o; discnsslonbetween
Peter and Paul and Simon Magus
before, 48o; orders Peter and
Paul to be put to death, 484.
l_estorius, Liturgy of, vii, 57 o.
New covenant, the, i, 5x2, creature
in Christ, meaning of, ii, 594.
Testament, promised and given,
i, I99.
Newman referred to, i, 4o7; iii, 77;
iv, 6o3.
Newton, Sir Isaac, his orrery, vii, 48.
Nicander, writes about scorpions, m,
643.
Nicanora, wife of proconsul of Hie-
rapolis, converted by Mariamne,
Philip's sister, vih, 498; avows her
faith, 498; her husband's brutal
treatment of, 498; regarded by
her husband as having been be-
witched by the apostles, 499; an-
other version of the story of, 5o7.
Nicene Creed, the, viii, 524; ratlfica-
fion of, 524; addenda to, 524;
decree of the council of Ephe-
stts on addiUons to, 524; to
be studied in the doctors of the
second and third centuries, v, v;
harmonizes Anti-Nicene doctrine,
I6x ; continues in universal force
to our times, x6I ; testimony of
Dr. Shedd, x6I.
Igiceta, on Simon Magus, viii, 98, 234
seq.; leaves Simon Magus, and
becomes a Christian, Ioz, 234;
and Aquila, recognize each other
as brothers, 30o; are sent by
Peter to Laodicea, x57 , 292; and
with Clement to Tyre, 25x , 252;
and Aquila, discovered to be
Clement's brothers, x62, x63; dis-
cover their mother, I62, 163;
tells the story of his own and
Aqui]a's shipwreck, and introduc-
tion to Simon Magus, I63, 3ol ;
pleads for the baptism of his
mother, i64, 3o2; discussion with
the old workman, 166-174; recog-
nizes the old workman as his
father, 19o-x9I; pleads for his
FATHERS: INDEX OF
father's reception to the Church,
192, 193; admonition to Clement,
I96; explains the allegories of
the heathen, cosmogonical and
mythological, 2oo-2o2, 2o 3.
Nicetus, father of Herod, i, 4o, 42;
companion of St. Peter, vii, 453;
referred to, ii, 577, 578-
NicholasI, the founder of pepacy, viii,
6OI; passes the Decretals into
theorganiecanonlawoftheWesh
6o3, 642.
Niclas referred to, il, 485.
Nicodemus, Gospel of, viii, 353; con-
tents of, 4x6-458; appears before
Pilate in defence of Jesus, 419,
428, 442; his conduct after the
crucifixion of Jesus, 42x ; pro-
poses to the Sanhedrim that
! search should be made for Jesus,
423, 433, 445; Pilate summons
hnn before him, 429; the char-
utter of, 508.
Nicolaitanes, i, 7x, 83; doctrines of,
35 x.
Nicolas, deacon, name and teaching
abused by Nicolattanes, ii, 385.
Nicolaus, one of the seven deacons,
obscenity of his doctrines con-
demned in the Apocalypse, hi,
650; founder of the Nicolaitan
heresy, v, x15; barbarous terms
usedby them, x54.
Nicomedes of Segermae on baptism, v,
567-
1gicomedia, church of, destroyed, vii,
3o5; restored, 320.
Nicostrutus, the confessor, epistle of,
to Cyprian, v, 302, 32x ; crimes
and deposition of, 325.
Nicostratns referred to, ii, 269.
Niebuhr, referred to ii, 3; iii, 27o.
Nile, waters of the, vii, 553; father of
the second Minerva, vi, 48o, 48I ;
father of the fourth Mercury and
of Vulcan, 48o.
Nimrod, viii, i4I.
Nineveh the men of, viii, 29x.
Ninevites, i, 6; an example of repent-
ante, vii, 4o6; God's justice
towards, iii, 3x6.
Ninus, leader of the Assyrians against
the Bactrlans, vi, 4x 5,
Nisi, vi, 43 o.
Nitzsch referred to, viii, x4.
Noah, i, 7, a figure of Christ, 268, 269;
history of, vii, 63 ; met by Paul in
]_aradise, viii, 58x; and his sons,
_sS, I37, 275.
Noduterensis, a goddess presiding
over the treading out of grain, vi,
478, 479.
Nodutis, a god presiding over the
shooting corn, vi, 478.
Noetianism, opposed by Hlppolytus
v, Iz_, 128,
No_tns, heretic, v, xz5, x48; his
heresy derived from Heraclitus,
I26 ; general exposition, 223-227.
N61deke referred to, viii, 7zx, 742.
N/isselt referred to, iii, 6.
Wolo ri_isco_ari , viii, 250.
Nomads, vi, 4x 7.
SUBJECTS.
Nous, or Monogenes, i, 316, 333, 355;
iii, 507, 508.
Novutian, schismatically ordained,
rejected by Cyprian, v, 3x9-32x,
333, 4_ 2; historical notice of, 6o 7 ;
orthodoxy of his writings, 6o8;
extant works, 6o8; treatise of,
concerning the Trinity, 6x I seq.;
on Jewish meats, 645seq.; slut-
ter of, to Cyprian, 308; anony-
moustreatise against his heresy,
657-663.
Novatians, vii, I33.
Novatus, schismatic, character and
crimes of, v, 325 ; epistle of Dlo-
nysius of Alexandria to, vi, 97.
Novatus of Thamugada, on baptism,
v, 566.
Novensilegnine Sabine gods, or the
Muses, vi, 474, 476; presiding
over renovation, 474; the nine
gods who can thunder, 474
(note) ; foreign deifies received
by the Romans, 474; deified,
mortals, 474.
Numa, established forms of worship
and sacrifice, vl, 438, 528; tmac-
quainted with incense, 528;
advised by Egeria how to learn
the way to draw Jupiter to earth,
489; overreached Jupiter by his
readiness, 489, 49o, 49 I.
Numa Pompilius, name of Apollo
not found in the ntuais of, vi, 462;
introduces the worship of new
gods, vii, 37, 229; hzs books
found and'burned, 37.
Number of the Beast, i, 558, 559, vii,
356.
Numbers, mystery of, ii, 499, 52x ;
symbois of, m the Decalogue, 5t2-
514; and letters, the folly of
deriving arguments from, i, 393;
of the Apocalypse, symbolism of,
vi, 339.
Numerous, vi, 437; Pythagorean, iv,
4o2; his quotations of Scripture,
52J; on the worship of Serapts,
56o.
Numicius, frequented by the ,ndig'etes,
vi, 422.
Numidian bishops, epistle of Cyprian
to, v, 355, 375.
Numidicus, ordination of, v, 3x4; epis-
fie of Cyprian to, 3x5 .
Nymphodorus quoted, ii, 325.
Nysans, Liber, vi, 5oo.
Oath, of God, meaning of, iii, 317;
used by the Justinians, v, 73.
Oaths, heathen, refused by Christians,
iii, 126.
Obedience, to GOd, i, 8, H, I2, 5o, 6I;
iii,7o7; drawnfrompatience, 7oT;
to Christ, i, x5, 51 ; to rulers, duty
of, vii, 436, 468; leads to peace,
viii, 249; danger of the contrary,
250; and union, enjoined, 65.
Oblation, of fine flour, a figure of the
Eucharist, i, 219, the new, insti-
tuted by Christ, 574; of the altar
tobe madeonthe Lord'sday, vfii,
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641; eucharistic, the First, vii, Olive, Minerva the discoverer of the
486; the Second (or Great), 489,
535, 544, 554, 555, 558, 564, 5a_65
_ Olus, Capitol named from, vi, 5o9.
Oblations, why instituted, i, 2o5;
sacrifices, 484-
Oblias. a surname of James the Just, Omens derived from points of spears,
viii, 762.
Obscure passages, how to be inter-
preted, i, 398-
Obsignataon, the sign of the Lord'_ Omophagia,
cross, vii, 568
Occupations of Christians, il, 28z.
Ocrrsm, brought as a capt e from Cor
niculum, vi, 496; mother of Onesiphorus receives Paul, vtfi, 487.
Servius, 496.
Octawus, the, a dialogue by Minucius
Felix, date, Ms., and editions, iv
17o, 17I, 198; reproaches Minu-
eias on account of Caecilins, i73;
his argument with Caectlius, I8I
seq.
Oecamenius quoted, i, 57O.
Oehler quoted, iv, 336.
Oeta, the Phoenician Hercules burie6
on mount, vi, 422, 484.
Offences, to be avoided, ii, 426; must
come, vin, 298.
Offerings, made under the gospel as
well as the law, vii, 413; made
by the people, but dastnbuted by
the bishop, 413; to be received
with reverence, and not from the
unworthy and evil livers, 434,
435; of the impenitent, provoke
God, 435; how those forced upon
the Church are to be used, 435 ;
for martyrs and confessors, 437;
kinds and proportxon of, 47I;
distribution of, to the priesthood
and the poor respectively, 471;
given at the Eucharist, 486; cer-
tam kinds of, forbidden, 500; for
the departed, v, 367.
Offertory, the (or First Oblataon), via,
535, 540, 562.
Office-bearers, of the church at Ephe-
sus, i, 5o; Magnesm, 59; Phila-
delphia, 35; dutiesof, vtii, 250.
Offices, public, how far lawful to
Christians, ifi, 7I.
Offshoots, ii, 40, 41.
Ogdoad, the first of Valentinus, i, 316,
322; iii, 506; John asserted to
have set forth, i, 328.
Off, in the lamps, meaning of, vi,
330; use of, in bapasm, vai, 43 x,
469; thanksgiving for, 476; bless-
ing of, 494 ; from the tree of life,
the, with which Christ was
anointed, viii, 89.
Ointment in baptism, thanksgiving for,
vii, 469, 477.
Ointments, abuse of, ii, 253.
Old age, ii, x7.
Old Testament, speaks throughout
only of the one and true God, i,
418; everywhere mentions and
CtSthe advent of Christ, 473 ;
ny of, with the New, iv,
147; misconceptions of God in
the, viii, 329; some parts of,
written to try us, 329; list of the
books of, according to Melito, 759.
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS. _87
[ former, 64o; at Tripolis, 156; of
vi, 472. [ Zacchaeus by Peter, 25i.
Orelli referred to, i, 187, 348.
Olympian Jupiter, vi, 512, 513 . Organ, hydraulic, invented by Arehi-
Olympus. ii, 65; vai, 22. medes, fii, 193.
Orgies, viii, 276, 287; derivation of,
vi, 460; from the entrails of " 175.
n,
victims, 460, 479; no longer Origen, a pupil of Clement of Ale_n.
observed in public business, 460. dria, ii, 166; Iv, introduction, 223;
i.e., Bacchanalia, vi, confessor, _,23; birth and early
486. training, 2.7.4; teacher, catechist,
Onesimus, bishop of Ephesus, i, 49, and ascetic, 2z 5; his teachiug of
5o, 5z, 1ol, I I2, II4. logic, vi, 29, of natural science,
3o. of morals, 31; his Hexapla
Onesiphorus, a rich man, ill-treats
and other writings, 226, 230--233,
Peter andAndrew, vin, 527; chal- 387; his exposition of holy Serlpt-
lenges Peter respecting the words are, vi, 36; ordination, iv, 227;
of Jesus about a camel going deposition, zz7; school and pu-
through the eye of a needle, 5z7; pils at Caesarea, 228; teacher of
he believes, 527 , Gregory Thaumatargus, vl, 27;
Onion, thunder-portents averted with imprtsonment and death, iv, 229 ;
an, vi, 489, 490. character and attainme/tts, 229,
Onacoeees, calumny of, retorted on the 2.35; considerations on his faalt_h
heathen, lfi, I23. va, 39; editions of his works, iv,
Ophioryma, the city of, Philip at, viii, 233-234; author of De Prin-
497; Philip and his companions ctptzs, 239 seq. ; wrote a letter to
tortured at, 498; shut up in the Africanus, 386 seq., to Gregory,
temple of, 499; Philip crucified 393, 394; against C.eisus, 395
at, John comes to, 499, the m- seq.; oration andpsnegyfic o71
habttants of, swallowed up in the Gregory, addressed to, vi, 21
abyss, but dehvered by the Say- seq.; epistle of Alexander of Cap-
iour, 5oi, 5o8 seq. padocia to, 154 ; quotes Tatian,
Ophites, the, v, 74, I24; heresy of, ill, ii, 82, and the Recoguitiones of
650 ; doctrines of the, i, 354; on Clement, viii, 74; and is quoted
Adam and Eve, 356; their din- by Methodtus, vi, 369 seq., 373
gram of heaven, iv, 584, 590 ; seq., 379 seq. ; referred to" i, 2,
anti-Chnstmn, 586; their seven 48, I34; viii, 3, 5, 37.
demons, 586. Origems ramuscudus, iv, 342.
Ops, vat, 25 ; sprung from Coelus and Otigm of things, Christ commanded
Hecate, va, 46I; mother of men not to inquire into, vi_ 457.
Jupiter and his brothers, 422, 460, i Ornytus, Pallas slain by, vi, 484.
46r, 472, 482. Orphans, ii, 52; provision for, vii,
Optatus, ordination of, v, 3oi. 433.
Oracle of Apollo, acknowledges Christ, Orpheus, it, 65.; on the unity of God,
vii, II2. i, 290; vu, I3; cosmogony of,
Oracles, heathen, i, 169; vii1, 139; viii, zoo; indebted to Moses, i,
testify of Moses, 278 ; to Christian 279 ; introduced the rites of Bac-
truth, rib 257; why they some- chus into Greece, vii, 38; the
times come true, viii, 139; dis- Thracian bard, w, 497, andsooth-
credited by the heathen them- sayer, 499; quoted, i, 279, 28o,
selves, w, 614; the utterance of 29o; ii, 137, I38, I76, 177, 193,
demons, 612, 656. 4_5, 463, 47 x, 472, 473, 474, 481,
Orbona, guardian deity of bereaved 41s4; vi, 499.
parents, vi, 478. Orthasia, viii, 292.
Orcus, viii, 197; union of Proserpine Osiris, vfi, 38; husband of Iris, tom
with, vi, 5o2. limb from limb, vi, 422.
Order, in the church, i, 16, I7, 9o; in Ossilago, a deity giving firmness to
instructmn, viii, I23 ; of nature, the bones of children, vi, 478.
how illustrated, 27, 28; God's, Ossipagina, a name given to Juno, vi_
231. 472.
Orders, ecclesiastical, v, 413; greater Ostia, marine bath of, iv, 173.
and minor, vii, 43I; origin of Otto referred to, i, 26, 28, 29, I65,
minor, v, 417 . I68, 17o, 173, I78 , I81, 194, 195 ,
Ordinances, ii, 3o, and laws made by 197, 207, 215, 217, _18, 232,
the apostles, viii, 669. 235.
Ordinate things, why made, wfii, I77. Outlines or hypotyposes, fragments
Ordination, the term used of a bishop, from, of Theognostm of Alex-
v, 413; by bishops only, vii, 430; andria, vi, 155.
on whom conferred, 43 I, 471; Ovid, on the tmity of God, vii,14; on
prayers at, 482; rites of, 483, i Vesta, 24; on Saturn, _5; oa
491-493, 500; of presbyters and ! creation, 4I, 56, 58; referred to
deacons, how to be performed, (k[etam.), iv, 13I, 524; vi_ 41,
viii, 6II; age required for the 47, 48, 56, 58, 14I, _76, :_78;
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(_izst/),iii, I38, I49;. vii, 25, 34, Thanmaturgns, addressed to Ori- Parents, duties of, i, IH; vii, 436;
gen, vi, 2x seq. ; value of, 4, duty to, 468; God to be loved
35, 36. character of, 5. more than, viii, I54.
Owen referred to, ii, 36. Paris, M., referred to, viii, 6.
Pansa, consulship of, vi, 493-
Paedagogns, the, of Clement of Alex- Pantaenus, i, t55; the Alexandrian Paris, the judgment of, viii, 265.
andria, object and contents of, ii, philosopher, viii, 748, school
master of the catechetical 776; Parmenides,
quoted, ibcosmogony
447, 458, of,
47°,v, 475,
I6;
x67; office of the, zo9; his treat-
ment of our sin, 2o9; his philan- at Alexandria, ii, t65-t67, 343; 485; Vla?s of the, viii, 73t;
thropy, 2Io; men and women viii, 777; fragments from, 777. Parthians,
under his charge, 2x I ; the per- Pantarces, a name inscribed on the Christianity attested by mighty
son and instruction of, 222 seq., finger of the statue of Olympian Pattonworks amongst
referred to, ii,the,
t2; vi,iii,438.
239.
zzS; characterized bythe severity Jupitec, w, 512.
and benignity of paternal affec- Pantlca, i.e., Panda, vi, 476. Partridge, similitude of, v, 216.
t-ion, 234; on eating, 237; on Panyasis quoted, ih 181,483- Paschal solemnities, differences in the
drinking, 242; on costly vessels, Papa, Phrygtan appellation for all observance of, 1, 569; canon of
246; on behavior, 248; on men,v, 54; a name common to all Anatolias of Alexandria, vi, I46
laughter, 249; on filthy speaking, bishops, viii, 6o2; modern up- seq.
25o; directions for married peo- plication to bishop of Rome, v, been removed
passages, by the
controverted Jews,
i, I7; 234,
having
pie, z5I ; on the use of ointments 154-
andcrowns, 253; on sleep, 257; Papacy, how inaugurated, viii, 6or; 235 ; vii, Izt; obscure, how to
on procreation, 259; on clothing, not recognized
of England by the churches
and France, 642. be interpreted,
Passages i, 398, 483
extra-canonical •
quoted, i,
263; on shoes, 267; on jewelry,
267; on the true beauty, 276; Paphos, viii, 495; Cinyras'King°f'vi' 7, to, 17, I39, 14o, 14 t, x43,
ugamst embellishing the body, 5o9. t44, 147, t53, 154, x76, 2oo, 2t9,
272; against men who embenish Papias, fragments of, i, I53-155; in- 234, 235, 249, 268, 344,345,45 I;
themselves, 275; on servants, troductorynotlceto, i51 ; quoted, ii,
392,t46,
462,326,
551;336,
vii,340,
He; 35.4.:
vtu, 363_,
23_,
278; on behavaor in baths, 279; 563 •
prayer tothe, 295. Papiscus and Jason referred to, iv, 247, 249, 329 •
Paedagogy, meaning of, ii, 212. 52L Passages explained or illustrated, ii,
Paeon, martyrdom of, i, 3o6. Parables,
in thei, 57
Old; teaching
Testament,by, ifi,
foretold
376; 3t8,
4o6, 32o,
547, 393,
57 t 394,
seq. 395, 399,seq.;
; v, Io3 4oo,
Paganism, the enornuties of, viii, t5L
Pain and death result of sin, vni, 33 o. proper mode of interpreting, i, vi, 74, III, II4, II7, II9, i2o;
Pairs, good and evil, viib 129; ten, 398; of our Lord, mystery of, vii, 344 seq.
i3o; doctrine of, 231,235- ii, 5oi, 5o2; interpreted--_fthe Passion of the twelfth aeon, how
Palace, the, built by Matthew the Laborers, 415; Mustard Seed, said to be indicated in Scripture,
apostle for king Gundaphoros, 578; 599;
ritan, Pearl, Prodigal
578; Good Son, Saran-
581- i,Scripture,
323; not387;
to beof proved from
Christ fore-
viii, 539. 589; iv, 82, of forgiveness (St. told by Moses, 473; of Christ
Paley referred to, i, 2L
pales, guardian of the flocks and Luke, xv), iii, 663; of the Lost voluntary,
nology of, I36;
vi, xx5,
natureI18;and chro-
pur-
Sheep and the Prodigal Son, not
herds, vi, 47o; not a female, but pose of, 399, 4°o; events of,
a male steward of Jupiter, 474; applicable to Christians, iv, 8o.
one of the Penates, 474, 475. Paraclete, the, hi, 598, 62x ; why the vii, 442, 445 ; week of, to be
Palladium, the, formed from the re- Holy Spirit is so called, iv, 286; kept, 327,
on, 447;328;of an
Christ, a poem
oration on,
mains of Pelops, vi, 484 • receives from Christ what he re-
Palhs, father of the fifth Minerva, veals to man, v, 625 ; his per- viib 760 seq.
and slain by her, vi, 48o, 481. son and office, 640; imparted Passions, animal, produce, according to
Pallus, surname of Minerva, vi, 481 ; especially to Paul, vi, 2o8; falsely Valentinus, material substances,
overcome and slain by Oraytus, claimed by Manes, 2o9. i, 323; the three furies, vii, 247;
474, and Hera, viii, 264. Paraclete (Montanist),
t1I, tt2, 116. iv, Io2, I io, to be viii,
spirits, subdued,
48. 249; are called
Pallium, Tertullian on the, iv, 5 seq. Paraeletus, i, 317; iii, 507. Passover, lamb, a type of Christ,
Palm Sunday, events and lessons of, Paradise, place of, v, t63; distinct i, 214; when kept by the Jews,
vi, 394-398. . ,
Palm tree, a, made by Jesus to bena from heaven, vi, 370; for martyrs vi, 280; of the law not eaten by
down, that Mary might pluck the only, iii, 23 x, 576, 595; accord- Christ, v, 24o; of our Lord, ti,
fruit of, viii, 377; a spring we!ls ing to heretics, situated above 58x; vi, 282; the Christaan, iv,
forth at the root oh 377; tlae the third heaven, i, 322; script- 112; controversy on, rift, 758,
privilege conferred on, by Jesus, ural Pastor counselled,
773, 774. iv, 218.
beauty,account
to3; of,
man'sih Io2; its
expulsion 772,
377" from, to4; recognition of friends Pastors, the, to whom the apostles
Palmer referred to, iv, 494. committed the churches, to be
Palms, ii, 39; an oration of Metho- in, v, 475; Adam and all the
dins on the, vi, 394 seq" just introduced to, by Jesus, viii, heard, i, 547.
437; the penitent robber ad- Patella, goddess of things to be
Pamelius, iii, 629. mitted to, 438, 470; Paul con- brought to light, vi, 478. .
pamphilus, a magian and friend of
Cyrus, vi, 428. ducted to--a description of, 58o ; Patellana, goddess of things already
Pamphilns, priest and martyr, notice persons whom Paul views
58o; Tertullian's meets on,
there,
iii, Paths,brought to viii,
the two, light,269.
vi, 478.
of, vi, I65 59; allegorical representation of, Patience, i, 35, t68; il, 39; duty or,
vii, 184; advantage of, v, 484;
Panaetius, a Stoic philosopher., vi, 437- by Simon Magus, v, 77- sweeter than honey, ii, 23; hon-
Panchaean gums burned to the gons, Paradosis of PRate, viii, 354, 465 seq"
vi, 529. ored by heathen, hi, 707; God,
Parian, origin of the name, v;., 476. Paradoxes, v, 237.
Pandora, a myth, iii, 97; story of, Parasceue, origin of its observance the 707,
of, 7o9;
author of, Christianexample
7o7, an example
from Hesiod, iv, 514. vii, 34I.
Panegyric, a treatise of Gregory Pareae, the three, vii, 59. of, 7o8; v, 485; of the pare-
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archs, 486--489; obedience drawn
from, iii, 708; union with faith,
7ii, 7x7; under worldly loss,
7xl; violence, 7Iz; bereave-
merit, 713; pleasure of, 7t3;
connection with the Beatitudes,
714; ministers to repentance,
7z4; connected with charity, 7x4;
bodily, 715; power of spiritual
over body, 716; of Job, 716;
virtues of, 716; pictures of, 716,
7x7; of heathen, 717; Tertullian
on, 7o7 seq. ; the world's mis-
usage of, 718; sin and result of
impatience, v, 489.
Patmos, John sent to, by Domitian,
v_ii, 562.
Patriarch, or Pad, a, prayer for, vii,
55 I, 553, 556; tztle, apphed to
Hippolytus, v, 258.
Patriarchate, the, viii, 64z.
Patriarchs, the types of the Holy
Trinity, vi, 4o3; and prophets,
foretold the advent of Chnst, i,
494, types of evangelists and
apostles, iv, I5 x.
Patr_mus, place in the ceremonies of
the body called, vi, 486.
Patnpassianism, synonym for Monar-
chianism, iii, 597, 598, 605, 612,
625,626.
Paul, i, 6, x8, 35, 52, 55, 63, 69, 75,
8I, IO3, IO7, III, I22, 130;
imprisoned seven t_mes, 6, 495;
preached no new God, ifi, 286,
429; typified in the blessing of
Benjamin, and in Saul, 43o;
Benjamin's blessing applied to, v,
168; enhghtened by Christ Him-
self, therefore an original evange-
list, vin, 532; his wttnes_ to the
Creator, ni, 43o; agreement with
other apostles in doctrine, 433;
teaches the Creator revealed in
Chrtst,44o,466, and as final Judge,
457; hxs precepts those of the
Old Testament, 468; his Christ-
ology, 625 ; delivers the ordl-
nances, and prescribes order and
decorum, vii, 53z; calls hlmselfa
liturge and hierurge, 552; his
norm of the divine liturgy, 5o6;
manisters the Gospel in sacrifice,
532; his teaching in regard to
spiritual gifts, iv, 255; is caught
up into the third heavens, i, 405;
and Peter, founders ofthe Church
of Rome, 415; sometimes uses
words not in their grammatical
sequence, 42o; knew no mys-
teries unrevealed to the other
apostles, 437; refutation of the
Ebionites, who disparaged the
writings of, 439 ; his descripUon
of anti-Christ, 553; result of his
preaching on Mars Hill, ii, I25;
late witness of Old Testament
truth, 434, 44z; persecutor, per-
scented and martyr, iii, 647, with
Peter, i, z x ; beheaded at Rome,
viii, 675; canonof, vii, 494; Acts
of, iv, 246; Apocaly2_se of viii,
358, 575 seq.; his coming to
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS, 189
Rome opposed by the Jews, 477; [ Peloponnese, Apls born in the, vi, 422.
in,ted by the Christians, he sets f Pelops, vi, 485; the Palladium formed
out for Kolne and reaches Syra- 1 from the remains of, vi, 484.
cnse, 477; theJewskiUDloscorus, ]Penance, eartyChristian, iv, 86, xox;
ratstaking him for, 477; his jour- I remedial, 87, lol ; Roman doc-
ney towards Rome, 478; his / trine of, ill, 425; for sin_ degrees
vision at Tribus Tabernes, 478; [ of, vii, 4oz; required in order to
reaches Rome, 478; the Jews [ communion, 414.
strive to incite him to speak[Penates, satd to be Neptune and
against Petermhts reply, 478;[ Apollo, vi, 474,475; godsofthe
appeases the contentions between t recesses of heaven, 474; said to
Jews and Gentiles, 479; with[ be of four kands, 474; said to
Peter opposes Simon Magus, 48I ; [ be Fortune, Ceres, the genius
by prayer arrests the flight of Si- [ Jovialis, and Pales, 474, 475; and
mon, so that he fails and is killed, by the Etruscans to be the Con.
484; ordered to be put in Irons, sentes and Complices, 474.
484; sentenced to be beheaded, Penitent tluef (robber), the, his first
484; meets Perpetua on hts way meeting wRh Jesus, viii, 409;
to execution, and obtains a character and deeds of, 468; on
handkerchief from her, which is the cross, rebukes his companion,
miraculously returned, and re- and confesses Jesus, 469; ` Jesus
stores her sLght, 485; the conver- promises paradise to, aug writes
sion and martyrdom of his respecting him to his " arch-
executioners, 486; received as he angelic powers," 47o; with Jesus
is going to Icomum by Onesl- in Galilee, seen transformed by
phorus-- his personal appearance John, 47o; entrance of, into
described, 487 ; converts Thecla, Hades, 457; entrance of, into
487; Acts of, and Thecla, 355, paradise, 438, 45 _.,
487 seq. ; cast into prison by the Pemtential discipline, h, I5, 22.
governor of Lystra, 489; vaslted Penitents, proper conduct of, iii, 664;
in pnsonby Thecla, 489; cast out counsel to, iv, 2xz; place and
of the city, 489; fasts with Onesl- pnwleges of, vi, _o; to be
phorus, 489, goes with Thecla mercifully received, vii, 400;
to Antioch, 489; contention w_th admitted to prayers, but not to
Barnabas, 493; the " Revela- communion, till after penance,
tion " of, found under the loan- 414; eucharistic prayer for, 485.
datmn of his house at Tarsus, Pentateuch, purpose of, iv, I61.
575; conducted to the " place of Pentecost, the Christian, iv, I I2; feast
the lust," 577; conducted to the of, to be honored, vii, 449;
" place of the wicked," 578; con- Christian observance of, iii, 7o.
dueted to paradise, 58o. Peratae, heresy of, v, 58; not generally
Paul of bamosata, his character and known, 67; derived from astrol-
heresies, vt, I69; deposed, I7o; ogy, 5o; their system, 6o; doc-
epistle by Malchion against, 169, trine, 63, 14z; name of, 62.
i72; other matters pertaining to, Perfect, why manwas not made, i,521.
i7i , x72. Perfectmn, distinct fromcompleteuess,
Paulus of Obba, on baptism, v, 57o. h, 459; 478; may be shared by
Paush vi, 42o. men and women, 431 ; possible
I Payne-Smith referred to, vih 53o, 531. to human nature, 502; attained
Peace, i, 1o; of the umverse, Io; of by the true Gnostic alone, 502;
the Church, 19; deified, va, 476; true, mwhatit consists, 438.
on earth at the first coming of Perfica, goddess of filthy pleasures, vi,
Christ, iv, 444; given to the _ 478.
lapsed by certain martyrs, v, 299; reriod, the seventh, v, I79.
and strife, proclaimed by Christ, Periodicity, Celsus' theory of, destroys
viLi, 105; to the sons of, 1o5; and free will, 1V, 528.
war, lo6; and the sword, I53, Peripatetics, i, 195; ii, 19t; Aristotle
288. the father of, vi, 437.
Pearl, parable of, interpreted, ii, 578. Perowne referred to, iii, z7o, 299.
Pearls not to be east before swine, viii, Perpetna, martyr, the story of, viii,
xi7, interpreted, va, 379. 485, 486; imprisoned, iii, 699,
Pearson referred to, his 7oo; her visions, 700; trial, 700,
(Creed), i, I76; n, 7I, 474; iv, 7o1; courage, 7Ol seq.,'martyr-
383, 582, 608 ; v, 229, 259. dora, 697, 7o2, 703; and Feticitas,
(Vindzc.). i, 47, xzS; li, 6. 697 seq.
Pelagnanns of Luperclana, onbaptism, Persecution, foretold, i, 5o9; how an-
v, 57o. derstood, ii, 598; duty in, vii,
Pelens, father of Achilles. loved by 439; those fleeing from, to be re-
TheUs, vb 485; and Thetis, Pro- ceived, 498; tortures of, iii, 634;
metheus, Achilles, and Polyxena, its cruelty and irrationality,
viii, 265 i47 , 243; of the ¢ight___,,
Pdlonia, a goddess who repels enemies, throughout history, iigo4o; t_ams
vi, 477. discipline, iv, 116; _ the In-
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strument of, II7; not to be
shunned as evil, I18; instance of
Rntilius, t 19; only Apostles com-
rounded to flee, I I9; Greek prov-
erb on, answered, 121 ; instance
of Jonah, 122 ; duty of clergy in,
122; not to be bought off, 122;
table of persecutions of Chris-
tians, I25; in Lyons and Vienne,
descmpfion of, viii, 778 seq.
Persecutions, how endured, v, 461-
465; divine judgments for, 462-
464 ;reward of faith and patience
under, 465; the ten, iv, 125.
Persecutors of the church and their
punishments, vii, 3oi seq.
Persephone, vih, I97-
Perseus, son of Danae, i, 17o.
Perseverance in faith better than at-
tamment, v, 284.
Persians, inventions of, ii, 65; sys-
tern of the, v, 4o; laws of the,
viii, 73o; overcome because of
the Christians, vi, 417; Chrastl-
unity attested by mighty works
among, 438; worshipped rivers,
5io; skilled m secret arts, 48o;
the fire-worship of, viii, I41, 276;
incest practised among the, 187.
Perslus, on the vanity of idols, vii, 45 ;
quoted, vii, 42, 85, I63,
Person, applied to the ky_ostas_s in
the divine nature, hi, 613, 615,
621 ; of Jesus Christ, 624.
Pertunda, a goddess presiding over
the marriage court, vi, 478.
PessinunticDindymene, vi, 488.
Pessinus, people of, worshipped a flint
for the mother of the gods, vb
51o; Great Mother brought from,
538; Midas king of, 492.
Pestilence, sent to punish pollution of
the circus, vi, 534; abated when
deities were brought from abroad,
534; put to flight by AescuLapius,
536.
Peta, presiding over prayers, vi, 478.
Petavaus, charges Tertullian with
quasi-Artamsm, iti, 630.
Peter, St., i, 6, 63, 69, 75, 81, 87, io3,
lO7, Ill, I22, I53; tradition of
his wife's martyrdom, ii, 541 ; ira-
prisoned and released by Herod,
579; why change of name of, iii,
365, 426; modern claims from,
iii, 266; receives the keys of the
kingdom of heaven, 643 ; why
given the power of the keys, iv,
99; Christ's charge to, refers to
the whole episcopate, v, 305 ; .the
church built on him answenng
for all, 34I, 374, 377, 382, 394,
422; does not claim supremacy,
377 ; meaning of "the Rock,"
56I ; his office and work at Rome,
vi, 47; and Patti, martyrdom of,
i, 11 ; vii, 302 ; victory over
Simon Magus, vi, 438; canon of,
vii_ 495.
Peter according to the Cleraentines :
his cordial reception of the Clem-
ent, viii, 8o, 227; instructions
given by, to Clement, 81, 82, 83,
FATHERS: INDEX OF
84, 227, 235, 236; his satisfac-
tion with Clement, 82, 228; re-
quests Clement to be his attend-
ant, 81, 293 ; names of the
attendants of, 229; postpone-
ment of his discussion with S1-
mon Magus, 82, 83, 235; tactics
of, in regard to Simon Magus,
236; exposes the design and
object of Simon Magus, 239 ;
sent to Caesarea, 96; is welcomed
by Zacchaeus, 96; is challenged
by Simon Magus, 96; his dis-
cussion with Simon Magus begins,
Io2, 243; lays down the prin-
ciples on which the discussion
should be conducted, 1o4; m-
terrupted by Simon, Io4, lO5 seq.;
his experience of the fallacy of
imagination, II4, II5; his reverie,
I14; rebuked by Andrew, 115;
adjournment of his discussion
with Simon Magus, 116, 249; his
discussion with Simon Magus
resumed, 1t 7 seq.; accessibility
of, I27; resolves to follow with Simon, 33° seq.; Simon is
Simon Magus to Rome, I31;
appoints Zaechaeus bishop of
Caesarea, 131, 25o, and or-
dains elders and deacons there,
131 ; sends twelve persons before
him, I32; follows Simon to Tyre,
249 ; addresses the people at
Tyre, 268; departs to Sidon, 269;
proceeds to Tripolis, 133, 27o;
his thoughtfulness, 27o ; ad-
dresses the people, 27I seq.; Simon Magus, 206, 343;
halts at Dora, 134; addresses
the people, i35; heals the sick,
I36, 275 , 276 ; arrangements
made by, at Tripohs, 156; his
third day at Tripolis, 28o; leaves
Tripohs for Antioch, 157, 292;
at Antaradus, 292; sends Nicetus
and Aquila to Laodicea, 292;
his simplicity of hfe, 157, 293;
his humihty, 157, 293; his ex-
carslon to Aradus, i59 , 294,
where be finds the mother of
Clement as abeggar-woman, 159, Peter and Andrew, Acts of, viii, 526
16o, 295; his reflection on the
story told by the beggar-woman,
x6o, 296; brings her to Clement,
16I, 296; leaves Aradus, i61,
297; proceeds to Laodicea, 3oo;
recapitulatesthestoryofClement's
mother, 162, 3o% which leads to
the discovery that Nlceta and
Aquila are her sons, _62-163,
3do, 3oi ; reqmres that their
mother shall fast before receiving
baptism, I64-165, 300; baptizes
Mattihida, I65, 305; finds an did
workman at the harbor, who de-
costs him, 165,305; his discussion
with the old man, 3o6, 3o7;
arranges for a friendly confer-
ence with the old workman, 166;
states the question for discussion,
166; has a contest of hospitality
with the chief man of the city,
174 ; arranges for another con-
ference at the house of the chief
SUBJECTS.
man, I75; renews the conference,
181; dlscovers the old workman to
be the father of Clement, rgo , 3c_,
wishes to convert• him, 3o8 se_'._
a',
heals a demomae daughter of the
chief man by his presence in the
house, I92; shows Clement the
necessity of probation in the case
of his father, 192; is appointed
umpire in the further discussion
with the old man, 194; hzs words
about the true Prophet, his
Master, 196; Clement's discourse
before, 196 seq. ; remarks of, on
Clement's speech, 199 seq.; his
dtseusmon with Simon respecting
the unity of God, 312; the mode
of the discnsslon, 312; his reply
to Simon's appeal to the Old
Testament, and other objections,
313 seq.; close of the first day's
discussion, 317; second day's
discussion with Simon, 318 seq.;
third day's discussion with S1-
mort, 324; fourth day'sdiscussioa
confounded by, rebuked by
Faustus (Faustiulanus), and re-
tires, 338, reply to the questions
of Sophonias and others, 339 seq ;
Clement's father requests his per-
mission to vasit Appion and An-
nubion, 2o6, 342; Simon Magus
excites the people at Antioch
against, 2o6, 345; stratagem SUM-
gested to, by Cornelius, against
a
counter-plot of, against Simon
Magus, 2o7, 2o8, 345; success
of his plot, 2o9, 342; the old
man goes to Antioch, 6o9, 345;
Peter's entry into Antioch, 2o9,
346; his thanksgiving, 21o; mir-
deles of, 21o; baptizes Fanstm_a-
nus, 2IO; ordains Clement his
successor, 218; his charge to
Clement, 219, 22o; martyrdom
of, 218; epistle of, to James,
2I 5 seq.
seq.; and Paul, Acts of, 355,477
seq.; hears with joy of Paul's com-
ing to Rome, 478; the Jews strive
to stir up Paul to speak against,
478; comes to Paul, 479; as-
sailed by the Jews, he defends
himself, 479; Simon Magus
speaks against, 48o; Simon ex-
cites Nero against, 480; disputes
with Simon, before Nero, 48o;
by prayer causes Simon, who at-
tempts to fly, to fall and be killed,
4_4; sentenced to be crucified,
"*,,'r_ curious story of the Lord's
meeting him when he was escap-
hag from Rome, 485; the burial
of, 485; on a mountain with Mat-
thew and Alexander, 526; Christ
appears to, and salutes as bishol_
oft.he whole church, 526; asks ar
old husbandman for bread, and
ploughs and sows for him, 526;
ill-treated by one Onesiphorus
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527; causes a camel to go through
the eye of a needle, 527; causes
a second camel to go through the
eye of a needle, 527 ; miraculously
conveyed to the couch of Mary at
Bethlehem, 588; heals Jephonias,
591" , .
Peter,vui,Gospet
775- o1, Serapion concerning,
peter, bishop of Alexandria, life and
works, w, 258; ordmns and excom-
mumcates Arim, 262, 265; his
persecutmn and imprisonment,
262; his passion and martyrdom,
264-267; genuine acts of, vi, 261
seq.; canons of, 269 seq.; flag-
mentS from the wrinngs of, 28o
seq.
Peter of Hippo Diarrhylus, on baptism,
v, 571.
Petrine fable commences to grow under
Boniface III., vm, 602
pfaffreferred to, i, 574,575 ; vii, 508.
Pha&hon, fable of, origin in history of
Sodom, iv, r3I ; the sun the father I
of, vi, 505 ; loved by Ceres, 485.
Phalli displayed in honor of Bacchus, [
vi, 5oo; given in the mysteries of /
Venus, 496.
Phanes and Pluto, viii, 263.
Phanocles referred to, u, I8I, 485 •
Pharaoh, i, 6, 19; heart of, hardened, ] Philip, the Asmrch, i, 41 ; called also
: how, 5o2, why, iv, 3o8.
Pharisees, vin, 92; represented by bulls, Phihp of Side refers to Athenagoras,
i, 25o; hypocrisy of, m, 395; dl-
vided from the Jews, 649; sect of Phihppmns, eplstleofPolycarpto
Esseni, v, 137; fatalists, vfi, 452;,
refuted, vni, 92.
Pherecrates referred to, li, 531.
Pherecydes referred to, ii, 66, 483.
Phidms, sculptor of the image of
Olympian Jupiter, w, 512; carved
on it the name of a boy loved by
hLm, 512.
Philadelphians, epistle of Ignatius to
them, consisting chiefly of exhor-
tanons to unity, i, 79-85.
Philanthropy, via, 220, 297; and
friendship, 297.
Phileas, bishop of Thmuls, biographical Philo, Judaeus, his interpretanon of
nonce of, vh I6i ; epistle to his
people, 162.
Philemon, epistle of Dionysius of
Alexandria, to, vi, 1o2.
Philemon, on the unity of God, i, 290
on future judgment, 29I ; quoted, Philopator, i.e., Ptolemy IV., vi, 509.
i, 29o, 291 ; ii_ II3,473, 485,529;
also his Synephebus, 269,
Philinus referred to, fi, 485 .
Phihp, i, 153 , the apostle, at Ophio-
ryma, viii, 497; the sister of, 497,
499; his preaching, 497, 507;
visited by Nmanora, wife of the
proconsul, 498; tortured by the
proconsul of Ophioryma, 498;
499;vengeaneedemandedagainst,
shut up in the temple of the viper,
by the people, 499; stripped
before the tribunal, ordered to be
hanged, 499, 508; speech of, to
Bartholomew, 499; visited by
_ohn, 5o6, 508; restrained by
John from inflicting vengeance on
FATHERS: INDEX
Ins enemies, 5oo; curses hi_ ene-
hues, who are forthwith swallowed
up in the abyss, 5oo, 5o9; rebuked
by the Lord for returning evil
for evil, 5oI, 5o9; Ins reply to
Jesus, 5oi; his punishment or-
dazned for his unforgivang spirit,
5o1, 5o9; from the and
the Ophlorymites, crossrefuses
addresses
to
be released, 5oi, 5o_, 5o9, 5Io;
addresses Bartholomew, and gives
directions to, 5o2,5Io; prayerof,
5°2, 503, 5 Io; gives up the ghost,
while a voiceis heard proclaiming
that he is crowned, 503; a vine
springs up, and a church is built
on the spot on which he was cru-
cified, 5o3; is admitted to para-
disc, 503; the visit of, to Hellas,
and interviews with the philos-
ophers, 503; the philosophers
write to the h_gh-pnest at Jeru-
salem about, 5o4; the hlgh-prmst
comes to Hellas to oppose, 5o4;
discussion w_th the high-priest,
505 ; shows many miracles be-
fore the h_gh-pnest, and inflicts
punishment on him to convert
him, but in vmn, 5o5, 5o6; Acts
t of, 355,497 seq ; address of, 92;
/ canon of, wt, 492.
the Tralhan, 43.
n, 127.
them,
conslsung of commendatmus of
them, and exhortattous to Chris-
tian duties, x, 33-36, 416; intro-
ductory note to, 3i, 32; spurmus
epistle of Ignatius to them.
wherein he declares the unity of
the Godhead, also facts m the
history of Chrmt; shows the
mahgnity, folly, inconsistency,
and ignorance of Satan, and con-
cludes with exhortations, 116,
II9.
Philistus referred to, 1i, 48_
Scrapture names, ii, 306; on sacri-
rice, vii, 255; referred to, i, 63,
3°6 , 335, 446.
Philo, the deacon, i, 85, 9 I, 92, log0
II2, 119, I27.
Philosophers of Hellas, the, and
Philip, viii, 503 seq.
Philosophers, natural and moral, v, 9;
summary of, I4O, t4I; hves of,
iv, 425; their opinions, ii, 131;
of God, i, 274, 275 ; ii, 95, 19°;
prove Divine Unity, iv, 184; tes-
tify to the unity of God, vii, I3;
their speculations on thegods, fii,
i,i3I296;
; iv,il, 182;
148;of of
thethe
resurrection,
world, ill,
133; have no true knowledge, i,
288; cannot teach the knowl-
edge of God, iv, 628; refute
falsehood, but do not know the
truth, vii, 44; by their disa-
greement, show that nothing can
OF SUBJECTS. _9_
be known, vi, 437; their l_ide,
452, 453; their vices, ii, 65, and
absurdities, 66; their lives BI
variance with their precepts, vii,
85 ; seekers after wl_lomin name,
but not in faith, 70; their igno-
rance, viii, 182; ridicule of, ii,
66;
teachboasting and quarrels,
cannibalism, incest, 7a_5A
other crimes, 1r2; follow popular
idolatry In practice, iv, 574;
errors of, in regard to morals,-viii,
2o4; vague conjectures of, ii, t 16;
historical errorsof, 116 ; their mis.
takesabout thedeluge, I16; deny
a Providence, 142; not benefac-
tots of men, viii, 2o5; cavils of,
225; unworthy ends of, 253;
false theories of, 255 ; adultery
advocated by, _,6o; taught truth
by the Scriptures, ii, 191 ; confess
absolute truth to be unattainable,
vii, 98; resemble disinherited
sons or runaway slaves, to 4 ; their
precepts not obeyed. 124; their
variations and contradictions, vii,
lO, zo4, 234, 237, 238; viii, I79;
opinions on the chief good, ii,
374; Christian self-restraint of,
ii, 37o.
Philosop/iumena, discovery of, v, 3, _ ;
current in the East, neglected m
the West, 3; copied by Theo-
doret, t6o.
Philosophy_i, 195; and true religion,
difference between, viii, 309; not
a substitute for Christiamty,
5o; vain became conjecture, not
knowledge, vii, 70 ; not the par-
eat of life and truth, 8_; deceits
of, iv, 396; mysteries of, 4ol;its
future m morals, iii, 5t; vain
speculation on divine things, 5_,
cannot teach the nature of the
soul, I82; fallacies and conflict-
ing schools, I83, 184; vi, 35;
should be for all men, but as
taught is for the learned only,
vii, 95; not taught to women,
slaves, or barbarians, 95; does not
find the chief good, divine wis-
dora, 96, Io2; not the mistress of
life, 97; Grecian and Christian
compared, h, 77; use of in
Christian teaching, 303; Greek,
origin of, v, 82, a preparation for
Christ, ii, 3o5, 321-323,347-34g;
what is true philosophy, 3o8,
3I t ; sects of, contain half trutlb
313; successive schools of, 313;
Greek, foreign sottre¢_ of, _15,
317; posterior to the Mollie law,
324-333, 341 ; true philoso..p.hy
seeksGod, 358.359,369; tauglatby
divinelaw
parity, 367;in piety,
taughtcharity,
highestjt_cel
gooa
by Scripture, 375, and oth_:
things by the same, 405, 47 ;
object of true philosopM, 49z;
character
stud leadsandto origin,
piety, vl,493;
27; a
Y -- k ""
giftof God to Jew and Gree ,n,
#94, 5t 7, 521; aids in discovering
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the truth, 5o8; cannot give per-
fect knowledge of God, 5_5, hut
a preparation for such knowledge,
516; Greek, a recreataon to the
Gnostic, 517; necessary to knowl-
edge, 518; its objective truth,
556; excellence of Christian, vii,
z4L
Philumene, prophetess of ApeUes, v,
xl 5.
Philydeas, referred to, ii, 455.
Phlegon, vfi, 257.
Phoenician Hercules, vi, 422.
Phoenicians, a witness to Moses, it,
8o; inventmus of, 65.
Phoenix, poem on the, vii, 324;
legend of, iii, 554; an emblem
of the resurrection, i, Iz, vit,
44L
Phorhas, Attis found and brought up
by, vi, 49L
Phoroneus. the first builder of tern-
pies, vi, 5o7.
Phosphorus, the school of, iii, 5o8.
Photinus quoted, i, 34o.
Phofius, refers to Athenagoras, ii,
I 27.
Phrygia, the rock Agdus in, vi, 49x ;
mysteries celebrated m, 497.
Phrygian mother, the, I.e., Cybele,
vi, 462.
Phrygiaus, ii, 62; vii, i33 ; inventions
of, fi, 65; supposed to be the
first of the human race, ifi, t I6;
overcome with fear at the sight
of the Great Mother and Acdes-
tis, vi, 492; Christianity attested
by mighty works among, 438;
call their goats a/tagi, 492 ; the
first Montanists, vii, 336; rein-
fion to heresy of Nasaseni, v, 54;
their mysteries, 56.
Phryne, native of Thespla, used as
model for the statues of Venus,
vi, 5H.
Phylactery, i, 218.
Pictures, heathen, their licentiousness,
ii, I89.
Picas, son of Saturn, and father of
Faunus, vi, 461 ; drugged and
made prisoner by Hums, 489;
surnamed Martius, 489-
Pieri_ of Alexandria, notice of, vi,
I56 , 157.
Piety, altars and temples built to, vi,
476; succors widows, orphans,
and the sick, vii, 177.
Pilate, the Jews accuse Jesus to, viii,
4 t6, 439, 44I; takes the part of
Jesus, 418, 440; questions
Jesus, 428, 441; declares Jesus
innocent, 44x; rebukes the Jews,
429, 442; sends Jesus to Herod,
429 ; washes his hands, 429, 443;
yields to the clamor of the
JdeWS,and sentences Jesus to
eath, 42o, 429, 443; assembles
the chief priests in the temple to
inquire about _esus, 453; writes
an accunat of Jesus to the era-
put'or Claudius, 454; the letter
of, to Tiberius Caesar, 353, 459;
report ofj to Augustus Caesar re-
FATHERS: INDEX OF
specting Jesus Christ, 353, 46o
seq., 462 seq.; sent for by Ti-
berius Caesar to be examined on
account of putting Jesus to death
354, 464 seq.; ordered to be be-
headed--his prayer to Jesus,
465; according to another ac-
count, cited before Tiberius, who
is magically calmed by the tunic
of Jesus worn by, 466; sen-
tenced to death, but commits
suicide in prison, 354, 467; his
strange bnnal, 467; further par-
ticulars concerning, 474 seq.;
Acts of, 416; i, 175.
Pilate's_e, her message to Pilate,
vtfi, 417, 428, 440.
Pindar, the Boeotlan, vi, 484; quoted,
i, 284; ii, xo 9, 179, 3II, 418,
44o, 468, 473, 475; also his
Olymp.,.it. 39o; ii, 74, 311; Pyth.,
n, x44; in, I44.
Pine, Attis self-multilated under a, vi,
492; borne to her cave by the
Great Mother, 492; carried into
the sanctuary of the Great
Mother on certain days, 496,
5o4, 542; wreathed with flowers,
492, 496; bound with wool, 496.
lhonius, h 43.
Pious frauds, a striking iilustratton of
viii, 2o6--2o9.
Pipe, a (tzbia), borne by Acdestis
when he burst m upon the Phry-
glans, Vl, 492.
Pisces, type of those, born under, v,
34.
Piso, consulship of, vh 462.
lhtch, how smeared with, wt, I85.
Plus, bishop of Rome, h 4I6, 569;
li, 35, 56.
Plus IV., creed of, viti, 643.
Plus IX., extmgnishes Galhcanism
and proclaims the Pope "m-
fallible," viii, 643.
Place, of the righteous, the, viii, 576,
577 seq.; of the wicked, 578
seq.
Plagiarism, of the Greeks from the
Hebrews, it, 465-476, 486-488 ;
of Greek writers from each other,
481-486; of philosophers, from
Egypt and India, 488.
Plagues, the ten, of Egypt, vifi, x28.
Plank, a, worshipped by the Samians
for Juno, vi, 51o.
Plants and animals as illustrating
divine providence, viii, i7_.
Plastic art, ii, 65.
Plato, bishop of Myrna, viii, 5:_9,
533-
Plato, fable of his birth, iv, 412;
disagreement between Aristotle
and, i, 275; deserted by Aristotle,
iv,436;headofthephilosophers,
vi, 416; the disciple of Soceates,
437; ambiguity of, i, 282; self-
contradictory, 282; agrees with
Homer, 282; his knowledge of
God's eternity, 283; on the
knowledge c,f God, iv, 628; idea
of God, ii, 465; on the unity of
God, vii, 14; of God and the
SUBJECTS.
soul, v, I8; indebted to Moses,
i, I8z, 279, 287, whom he iml-
rates, ii, 308; to the prophets, l,
283; to the Hebrews, ii, i92;
his knowledge of judgment, i,
284; his doctrine of the cross,
I83; of the form, 285; of the
heavenly gifts, 286; of the begin-
ning of time, 287; of the uni.
verse, 296; more religious than
the Marclonites, 549; sustains the
posstbihty of resurrectmn, ii, I48;
acknowledges the resurrection of
the body, vi, 439; opinions of,
concerning the gods; ii_ x4o; on
the chief good, 375; on free wlli,
475; on language of anunals,
333; falsely quoted by heretics
on community of women, and
depravation of the natural urea-
tion, 383, 403; consequences of
his theory of a community of
goods and wives, vii, 92; his idea
of death and judgment, iii, x78;
contradictions in his theory of
future punishment, vi,439; theory
of original principles, v, 18, 221 ;
on creation, vii, I97; on the
Light of man, iv, 574; his argu-
ment for the incorporeal nature
of the soul refuted, iii, 185, 186,
I87; his doctrine of transmigra-
tion, vi, 44o; of good and evil,
v, I9; on future rewards, ii, 415,
4x6, 436, 442; his idea of heaven
borrowed from Scripture, iv, 582;
city in heaven, li, 44I, 443; his
theory of reminiscences untena-
ble, vi, 443 ; witness to Scripture,
it, 446, 47 o, 479; approaches
nearer the truth than other phi-
losophers, vii, x97, 236 ; on
spiritual knowledge, ii, 448, a
divine gift, 464; philosophic
teaching from Scripture,466, 469;
illustrating the Trinity, 468, the
Lord's Day, 469; the Messiah,
47% 479; philosophical sayings
quoted and answered, iv, 575-
582 ; pilfered from by Valentinus,
v, 9o; quoted, ii, 484, 485 ; also
his
Alcibiades, ii, 448-
Amatores, ii, 32I.
Apolog., iii, 578.
Cratylus, iii, 2o6.
Crito, ii, 3o9; iv, 634.
Epist., iv, 577, 58I.
Feasts, ii, _32.
Gorgias, iii, i78.
Laws,ii, 116, 284, 351,352,466,
468; iii, x76 , x79 ; iv, 505,
585 ; v, I4 x; vii, 28.
Meno, ii, 464.
Phaedo, iii, 188,189, zo7,2oS,
23o, 231 ; iv, 574, 622; v,
83; vi, 446.
Phaedr., ii, I4I, 3x5, 352, 384,
447, 466, 467; iii, xS_, I84,
2Io; iv, 582, 641; vi, 443,
472.
Politieus, ii, 236 , 31 x, 35 i.
Protagora_ ii, 467.
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Repub., i, I63, I65, i77 , I89, betrayed, 4o; refuses to revile Population, Christian, in etchce ntury,
19i , 275, 281, 284, 459 ; li, Christ, 41 ; confesses Christ, 41 ; iv, 126.
II2, 226, 315, 443, 448, 466, his last prayer, 42; in the fire, Populonia, a name given to Juno, vi,
469, 47 o, 474; iii, 21o; iv, 42; his body burned, 43; con- 472.
438, 5z.3 ; vi, 428, 432, 457, versed with the apostles, 416; is P0rph_-y, Methodins against, vi, 382.
458; Vln, 31I. greater than all heretics, 416; torrent, thtmaer, now averted, vll
Sophxsta, iv, 629. turned many from heresy, 416; 489.
Sympos., li, 315, 447; iv, 515 . his meeting with Maxcion, 416; Portion, term used of one Person of
Theaetetus, ii, 311, 447, 467; is mentioned by Ignatius, 58, 65, the Godhead, iii, 622.
iv, 525 . 92, I12, 11% 13o, who wrote an Portu_ns, gives _fety to u.ilor_ vi,
Theages, li, 330. epistle to, consisting of counsels 47o.
Timaeus, i, I91 , 282, 284, 29I, as to his work,93-96; Syriac ver- Portus, See of Hippolyt_ v, 5; not
459; u, 132, I32, 137, 14I, sion of the same, 99; and Ire- Aden in Arabia, 6.
I9I, 315, 316, 34 I, 464, naeus, 416, 568. Poseidon, Zeus and Metig viii, 264-
467; in, 189, 195, 199, Polycarp of Adrumetum, on baptism, Postdippus quoted, ii, 483.
226; iv, 6, 505, 523, 583, V, 586. Possessions, sins, viii, 31i.
6o0; vi, 415, 416, 443, Polygamy of the patriarchs, why al- Possm referred to, i, 573.
453, 454, 473; _ 17o- lowed, iv, 53. Post-Communion, the, vii, 549, 55O,
Platonists, i, 195. Polymius, a king of India, sends for 56O, 566-568-
Plautus referred to, vii, i74. Bartholomew to heal his de- Potentiana and Perlmtua, viii, 486.
Pleasers self, counsel to, iv, 2o 9. momac daughter, viii, 554; Pothinus, succeeded by Irenaem_ i,
Pleasure, how far lawful to Christians, seeks to reward Bartholomew, 309 ; martyrdom of, viii, 78ff, 781.
fii, 79; not condemned by the 554; destroys his idol, 556; be- Potua, presiding over drinking, vi,
wise, 8o ; how far renounced, 85. lieves and is baptized, 556; the 47o.
Plebs (Acts v, 13) , explained, v, 159. brother of, persecutes and kills Poverty, no evil to Christians, iv, 195;
Pleroma, the, of Valentinns, l, 316, Bartholomew, 557; is made lends to virtue, vii, I95; not
32o; iil, 5o8; shownto be ab- bishop, 557. necessarily righteous, vifi, 31L
surd, i, 362, 379, 38o. Polytheism i, 181 ; absurdities of, ii, Powers, spiritual, opposing, iv, 328;
Pfiny referred to, viz. : -- I32; not deduced from doctrine signified by princes, 335; il.
Nat. Hist., i, i2, 234; iii, 2o6, of the Trimty, iii, 6o8; contrary lustrated from mental working,
.312, 35 ° , 382, 471 , 509, 672 ; to nature, as denying the Father- 335; before the birth of man,
iv, 438, 524, 535. hood of God, vih lO3; Simon 336.
Epist., vb 488. Magus argues for, viii, Io8; Peter's Practices, shamehm, of the Greelot, i,
Panegyr., iti, i35. refutation of, lO8; the serpen 272; of Simon Magm and Me-
Plumptre referred to, iv, 448, 585 • the author of, ]o9; inexcusable nander, 347; of the Christians,
Plutarch ofChoronea, w,484, referred xo9; the folly of, 199; exposed influenced by doctrine of resur-
to, i, 274; i, 274; 11,I83 ; iv, 507, 282. rection, ii, 147 ; Christian, 0xgu.
654; viii, 9. Polytheists, the inconsistency of, viii, ments for, iii, 95 ; heathen, to be
Pluto, brother of Jupiter and Neptune, i99. avoided, vii, 424.
vi, 472; king of the shades, 499; Polyxena and Achilles, Peleus and Praestana, named because Romulus
dominion of, vii, 22 ; wicked Thetis, Prometheus, viii, 265. excelled all with the javelin, vi,
deeds of, vih, 74o; and Phanes, Pomegranate tree, a, springs from the 476.
263- severed members of Acdestis, vi, Praise, on, li, 580; and prayer, better
Plutonian realms, i.e., infernal regions, 491 . than sacrifice, 531.
vi, 525 • Pomona, a name given to Juno, vh Praxeas, his heresy, ili, 597; author
Poets, unfit as religions teachers, i, 273; 472. of Monarchlanism at Rome, 597;
mythic, why irreligious, lib ]35; Pompey, epistle of Cyprian to, v, 386. whether Patripassian, 626; with
confirm the Hebrew prophets, il, Pompihns, the revered, vi, 468; sacri- Vietorinus, makes Christ the
1IO; testimony of, I3I , i92; de- rices thoroughly cooked and con- Father, 654; Tertullian against,
scribe the gods as orLginaLlymen, sumed in time of, 46o. 597 seq.
I44; reasons for this, 145 ; testify Pomponius, epistle of Cyprian to, v, Praxiteles, in the Cnidian Vemah
to the unity of God, vii, i3; the 356. copied the courtesan Gratina,
writings of, viii, 202. Pomponins of Dionysiana, on baptism, vi, 511.
Pohanas of Mileum, on baptism, v, v, 57o. Prayer, i, 34, 53, 186, 257; of the
567 • Pontianns, epistles of, viii, 622, 625. poor, helps the rich, ii, 32;
Polias, Erichthonius buried in the Ponticns, martyrdom of, viii, 783. - must be without ceuing and
sanctuary of, vi, 508. Pontifex Maximus, vi, 427, 488. with unwavering confidence, 26;
Pollux, son of Tyndareus, distin- Pontiff, the designation of a bishop, to be made not doubtfully, bat
guishedasaboxer, vi,422; buried v, 27o. with faith, vii, 467, and with
in Sparta, 484 . Pontiole, Paul at, viii, 477; is swal_ repentance, 468; exhortation to,
Polyarchy, viii, 275. lowed up on account of the v, 286; directions for, vii, 37_;
Polybius, bishop of TmUUS, i, 66, 67, murder of Dioscurns, 478.
II2, I14. subject of, ii, 533; reverence In,
P01ycarp,bishop of Ephesus, viii, 748, Pontius, life and referred
v, 267-271; passion to,
of Cyprian,
ii, 12. v,
cal448; gestures,
hoursof, ii, 534;
ii, 534; caaoni.
iii,689 ta_q.;
773; his superior authority at Pontus, inhabitants of, characterized, iv, lO8; v, 456-457; fahe Gnm-
Rome, iii, 630; writes to Victor iii, 271. tic ideas of, ii, 534; _lent, 535;
of Rome concerning the day of Poor, the, ii, 32; care of the church why towards the E_t, 535; of
keeping the passover, viii, 7731 for, v, 314; to be honored in the wicked, 535; of the trae
seq. ; his epistle to the Philip-[ church, vii, 422; to be provided Gnostic, _35; and prai_ better
piang i, 33-36, 416_introdnc- [ for, 433- than sacrifice, 531; examples of,
tory notice to, 31,32; his humil-lPope, no, known at the dose of the v,456; tanght byChrist, ili, 68I;
lty, 33; his praise of Paul, 35; ] sixth century, viii, 6o'2; title first by John the Beptist, 6&; secret,
his death is demanded, 4o; h / assumed by Gregory, vii, 642. 681; notlengthy,68x;theLord'sj
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vii, 379 ; its meaning, iii, 682 seq.;
the essential conditions of, 685;
conditions of acceptable, v, 455,
456; of the Israelites, 685; cus-
toms in, 685; kneeling in, 689;
place for, 689; to be made daily
in church, vii, 413, 4.23, 470;
followed by Psalms, iii, 690; a
sacrifice, 69o; power of, 69o;
offered by all creatures, 691 ; for
the lapsed, v, 3Io, 412; for the
departed, iii, 7o4; for enemies,
viii, 289; inconsistent with Gene-
sis, I68; Tertullian on, iii, 68I
seq. ; Cyprian concerning, V, 285.
Prayer of St. Clement to the Paedago-
gns, ii, 295.
Prayers requested, i, 58, 65, 82; of
Christmns, answers to, iii, 1o7;
for the departed in the early
church, vi, 541 ; a duty conse-
quent on behef in the resurrec-
tion of the body, iv, 67; eucha-
ristic, for providence and creation,
vii, 472; for God's care, 473;
for the incarnation and prow-
deuce, 474; for Christians, 475;
for catechumens, 483; for ener-
gumens and the baptized, 484;
for penitents and for the faithful,
485, 486, 5o6; for the first fruits
and for the departed, 497; of
consecration, 535, 537, 544, 558,
564; of oblation, consecration,
and invocation, 488, 489; of
rep aration, 535, 537, 55I; of
tercession for the living and
the departed, 488--49o; the
secret, 55 I, 558, 562, 563, 564,
565; hours of, 496; to be said
in church
with or at
heretics, 496;home, 496; not
at theordina-
tion of a bishop, 482; at other
ordmations,491-493; daily, 478;
for the evening, 496; for the
morning, 497; final prayers and
benediction, 49 I.
Preaching of Peter, an apocryphal
book, referred to, ii, 341.
Precepts, s_irituai signification of, i,
143; divine, ii, lo8.
Predestination, ground of, fi, 497, 524.
Predmtion and prophecy, distanetion
between, viii, 240.
Predictions of the prophets, the, i, 5o7 ;
referred all to Christ, 509; cause
of disagreement among Valen-
tinians, 513 .
Pre.existence of man, iv, 372.
Preface, the, vii, 535, 543, 564 •
Preparation, prayers of, vii, 535, 537,
_51; day of, observed as a fast,
xv, 112.
Prepon, heretic follower of Marcion,
v, II2.
Presbyter, use of the word, v, 99-
Presbyterate, the, v, 268, 409 .
Ptesbyters, dutiesof, i, lT, 34,72, tn;
viii, 219; false to be avoided, i,
497; faithfultobe obeyed, 497;
are in place ofparent_ vii, 41o;
I'epresenttheaposties, 41o; some
clalm all authority, v,289; notto
FATHERS: INDEX OF
serve in secular things, 367 ; to
be publicly chosen and ordained,
370; their seats in church, vii,
4el; one from another parish to
be received, 422; ordination of,
432; viii, 111; not to ordain,
vii, 432; prayer at the ordination
of, 491,492; to be ordained by
bishops, 50o; age required for,
viii, 642; illiterate, not to cele-
brute mass, 64 I.
Presbytery, submission to, i, 5O, 5I,
67, 89; its ftmcttons, 69.
Prescription, the, against heretics, a
treatise by Tertullian, 'ifi, 243
seq.; character of, 24o; title of,
243, 265.
Present, the, and the future, viii, 3io.
President, i, I85.
Pretended miracles, uselessness of,
viii, I3o.
Pretensions of false gods, i, 292; of
Simon Magus, 347-
Priapus, the Hellespontian god of
lust, vi, 466; represented with
immense_Oudenda, 517; sacrifice
of an ass to, vii, 36.
Pride, on, fi, 58I.
Priest, the true Prophet, a, vih, 9o.
Priesthood, of Christians, ii, 572 ; to be
honored, vii, 45 o, 467; in what
sense belonging to the laity, iv,
54, 58.
Priestly office, contention regarding,
i, I6, I7, x8; not to be under-
taken by laymen, vii, 429.
Priests, what they should be, and
should not be, viii, 60; how to
be honored, 622; sons of Jewish,
become converted by the preach-
ing of
Primacy the Apostles,
conceded to old 67o.
Rome, why?J.
viii, 6o2.
Primus, bishop of Corinth, viii, 764.
Primus of Misgu_a, on baptism, v,
566.
Prince of evil, why was he made, or
was he not made? viii, I83.
Prince, the, of the left hand, and the,
of the right hand, of God, viii,
268.
Prince, the son of a, cured of the
leprosy by the water in which the
child Jesus was washed, viii, 4o8.
Princes, in Daniel and Ezekiel, mean
spiritual powers, iv, 335-
Princeton Revmw referred to, i, 3.
Prznciptis, De, a treatise by Origen, Prophecy,
iv, 239 seq.; preface to, 239-24t.
Prisca, prophetic gifts of, acknowl-
edged by Victor of Rome, iii,
597.
Prisca, put to death by Licinins, vii,
32L
Priscilla, a prophetess, v, 123,
Prlvatianus of Sufetula, on baptism,
v, 568,
Prlvatus of Sufes, onbaptism, v, [68.
Proanaphora, first part of the liturgy,
vii, 534.
Proarche, the, of Vatenfinus, i, 333.
Probation, the necessity of, before
admission to the church, vifi, xgz.
SUBJECTS.
Procession, term applied to the Son,
iii, 598; of the Spirit from the
Father through the Son, 599.
Procla, Pilate's wafe, her message to
Pilate, viii, 417, 4-28, 440.
Proclamation, use of the word, vii,
562.
Proclas, dialogue of Caius with, v,
6ox, 6o 4.
Procopowicz referred to, i, 546; 14
383 .
Prodicus, lii, 648.
Production, the first order of, main-
tamed by heretics, proved to be
indefensible, i, 373; and absurd,
379, 383.
Profane history, ii, Io7; its incoasist-
encies, II1, II2.
Prolation, use of the term, ih, 6o2;
true doctrine of, 6o 3.
Prolepsis, divine, exhibited in the Law
of Moses, vii, 53o.
Prometheus, viii, 265; fabled to have
made man, vii, 5o,
Promises, concerning, iv, 296 ; made
in baptism to be kept, vii1, 62i;
fragments from the two books
on, by Dionysius of Alexandria,
vi, 8I seq.
Propator, the, oi Vaientinus, i, 316,
317; of Ptolemy, 333.
Propertius quoted, vii, 5o.
Property, how to be managed, via,
48; ecclesiastical, how and by
whom to be managed, 619 seq
Prophecies, summary of, i, 18o; of
the Sibyl, ii, xo8; of the Old Tes-
tament, principle of their inter-
pretation, iii, 324; fulfilled m
Jesus Christ, of Daniel, t58, of
Isaiah,
Ezekiel, 16I-4,
I67; ofof Christ,
David, vii,
162,446,
of
448; viii, 241; foretell Chrtst's
rejection, iii, 325, humiliation,
326, 335, majesty, 327; m type
of the goats of the day of atone-
ment, 327, of Christ's Incarna-
tion, in Isaiah, Zechariah, Ezekiel
and the Psalms, 322 ; of the Pus-
sion, 337, 417 seq.; and its results
in the conversion of the world,
338, the calling of the Gentries,
339; labors and sufferings of the
apostles, 340; dispersion of the
Jews, 34I ; millennium, 342,
kingdom of glory, 343; their
harmony with the Gospel, 346-
different modes, i, I75;
certain fulfilment of, I8o; two
kinds of, viii, 242; the sure word
of_ 2o4 ; is uttered indefinitely, 49-
Prophet, the true, viii, 8I, I45, 229,
247; advent of, 88; rejection of,
88; why called Christ, 89; a
priest also, 90; alone knows all
things, lSI, i82; to be sought
for by those who wish to learn,
1St; allmay jadgeof the, 23o;
the test of, 230; doctrines of,
030; has appeared in different
ages, 242_ teaching of, concern"
ing the Scriptures, 247, con-
cernmg the Law, 248.
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Prophet and prophetess, the, viii, :_42, the motions of the stars and in Pure in heart, the, how they see God,
243. earthly things, viii, i7z , in rivers viii, x22.
Prophetic knowledge, constant, viii, and seas, 171 , in plants and ani- Purgatory, doctrine of, _ 390; re.
241 ; Spirit, the, constant, 24I. reals, I72 , in the germination of luted, v, _-_3; and hell, viii,
Prophetical gifts, transferred to the seeds, 172, in the power of water, 239.
Christians, i, 24o. r72, in the breath and blood and Purification, i, 13_ x42; viii, 290; of
Prophets, Hebrew, i, I73; ii, 28; of intestines, x73. the mother ofthe gods,vi, 531.
the Old Testament, antiquity of, qProvince, the Roman, v, 276. Purity, necessity of, _ 284, _5;
vii, x3, Io4; spake by Christ, iv, Provinces, ecclesiastical, v, I57-I59. outward and inward, _o; of
239; speak of Christ, i, I4o, I73, Prudence in dealing with opponents, heart, i, 22, I14; of conduct, 95;
174, 21o-213, 22o, 22i, 235-238, viii, 98. of the body, ii, 33.
24o, 24I; ii, 5o9; inspired by Prudentins, his hymn, v, 6. Pusey referred to, i, 492; ii, 157;
the Holy Ghost, 97, iv, 612; Prunicus. i, 354, 356. I6o; iv, 380, 386, 542-
more ancient than the Greek Psalm x_, verses of, explained by Pusillus of Lamasba, on baptism, v,
writers, ii, II8; testimony of, Theodotus, viii, 49, 5o. 57 I.
i33; to be esteemed, i, 82; how Psalms, to be used in the church, viii, Puta, a goddess presiding over the
to be received and supported, vii, 669 ; of communion, viii, 548; pruning of trees, vi, 478.
38o, 38i ; used the past tense, i, sung at meals, v, 28o; variations Pygmalion, king of Cyprulb vl, $15;
I76 ; teachers of the truth, ii, in numbering of, 546, 564; that an image of Venus loved by_
194 ; teach by parables and enig- speak of Christ, i, I76, 21 I, 212, 515 ,
mas, 502, 522; truth learned 213, 228, 235, 24o, 24I,_8-252; Pyramus, viii, t99.
from them, i, I98; Plato indebted Messianic, interpretation of, v, Pyriphlegethon, a river in H_os, vi,
to, ii, 283; refutation of the x7o, I7I ; general exposition of, 439.
notion that they uttered their (99-zo2; fragment on, zo2-2o3; Pyrrha, women from stones cast by,
predictions under the inspiration represent converse of the Father vi, 4Ol.
of different gods, i, 412, 4I 3, and the Son, iii, 656; vindicated, Pyrrhus, shipwreck of, vii, 52.
513; sent by the same Father, 448. PythagorasofSamos,vi,437; opinions
who sent the Son, 514; to be Psalter, the, vii, 53o; universality of, of, i, 274; indebted to Moses,
tried by their works, ii, 27 ; how 53 I. 279; derived his philosophy from
symbolized, 28; enjoin holiness, Psammetichus, his method of discern- the Jews, iv, 4o2; placed the
108; their pmaty of life, iv, 613; mg primeval man, iii, x16. cause of things in numbers_ vi,
spiritually interpreted, 617-62o; Pseudo-Irenaeus, viii, 777. 437; his theory of the spheres
true, vii, 214, and false, vii, 214, Pseudo-Athanasius referred to, ii, and of numbers, v, I1_ 82; dil_i-
48o, 48x; false to be avoided, 36, 37- pline of his followers, I2, 98;
viii, 29i ; schools of the, rib 53 I. Pseudo-Plato referred to, ii, I4I. principle of his philosophy, 82;
Propitiauon, vii, 543, 55o, 556; prayer Psychic natures, ii, 7I. astronomic system, 84; symbols,
of, 550; primitive use of the Psylli, sellers of charms against ser. 84; go/des z,ersts, 84; on the
word, 57 I. pents, vii, 446. unity of God, i, 280, 291; vii,
Proserpine, i, I85, daughter of Ceres Ptolemaeus, heretic, v, 91. 14; gave name to philosophy,
and Jupiter, vi, 497; violated by Ptolemy, the heresiarch, the doctrines 70; pretended to have been
her father, 497 ; earned off by of, i, 333; opinions of, concern- Euphorbus, 89; heretlc_ borrow
Pluto from Sicily, 422, 499; ing the body of Jesus, v, 69; and from, i, 377; sustains the pomi-
called Libera, 497; named be- Secundas, heresies of, iii, 652. bility of resurrection, ii, t48; on
cause plants rise slowly, 472; Ptolemy, the son of Lagus, procures the immortality of the soul, vii,
lusted after by the first Mercury, atranslationofthe Jewish Script- 88; on the transmigration of
480; loved Adonis, 485 ; aUegor- [ ares to be made, i, 452. souls, 89, 236; his theory of
ical explanation of the rape of, [Publican, prayer of, vii, 558. transmigration originated in falae-

riced to, 525 . I

I
502, 503; barren heifers sacri- Pudentianus of Cuiculis, on baptism,
v, 57 I.
hood, ill, 2o9; philosophically
absurd, 21o, 21I; still more as
Prosumnus.a vile lover of Bacchus, vi, Pudicitia of the Vatican collection, taught by Empedocles (as a
5oo; the god's compliance with li, I8. transmigration from animals),
his request, 5oo, 5ol. Pugihsts, i, 75. _I2; contrary to idea of justice,
Protagoras, doubts as to existence Punishment, future, v, 217; itsnature, 2I 3, 214; the origin of Simon
of a deity, vi, 421 ; vii, 1I. vi, 439; everlasting, i, I65, 166, Magus' heresy, 215; burned to
Protarehontes, i, 353- i72 , i9i , 3oo; viii, I5o; Chris- death in a temple, vi, 4_4;
Protevangelium Jacohl referred to, tian teaching of, iv, 495, 499, quoted, i, 28o, 29L
viih 35. 5o2, 542, 657, 659; of unbe- Pythagoreans, i, I95; .falsel_ quoted
Prothesis, the, vii, 55 z. lievers, I_, 556; Of the righteous against marriage, h, _5, 4°3;
Prothoe, loved by Apollo, vi, 485. and of the wicked, viii, i78; and sayings of Theano, 417, 45h
Proverbs, book of, commentaries on, rewards, come from the same 44I, 44z; on the idea of God,
v, i72-i75. God, i, 523; the angel of, ii, 38; 465; persuade to suicide, vii, 89.
Providence, viii, 3o9; divine, vii, 1I, a mark of God's love, ii, 226; Pythian God, the, identified with the
224, 25I, 264, 265, 276; vindi- means of salvation, 228-23o; sun and Bacchus, vi, 47z; Jm'ved
cated, viii, I36; the world ruled leads to repentance, 232--233; Laomedon, 484; mothMy_'s are
by, i, 459; implied by creation, fear of, viii, I85; here and here- i taught by, 47o.
viii, 168; heathen opinions con- after, I86; reformatory, 288;
cerning, ii, 97, I4_; denied by divine object of, ii, 437-44_. . .................
heathen, iv, I75, and philos- Punishments, divers, ii, 37; duration [Quadrat_ msnop oIAm_ab _ 747_
ophers, i, I4z; supplies means of, 36; produced from sins, vm,[ 749; extract tram me ApomgF
for arrival at truth, v, v; in- 48; of the wicked in hell, 547, I or, 749.
stances of divine, vii, 42o; gen- 548; more fully described-as]Qmu.todeciman controvetW, vl, 148,
eral and.s_peclal, viii, i68; special witnessed by Esdras, 572 seq.,[ I49.. _ .....
to be believed, ii, 312; seen in 578 seq. [ Qum't_ _ o_ v_ lz_
 I96 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Queen, a certain, v, 240; of the Bryce. Eupolemus.

South, the, viii, z91; of Virgins, Bull. Euripides.
Mary, the, 373. Bunsen. Eusebius.
Questions, many, must be left in the Burgon. Evans.
hand of God, i, 399. Burton. Ezekiel, the poeL
_ui_nw vu/4 the hymn, vii, 366. Battler. Faber.
Quietns of Baruch, on baptism, v, Caesar. Farrar.
568. Callias. Fenelon.
Quindecemviri, the, wore wreaths of Callimachus. 1fisher.
laurel, vi, 488. Calmet. Fleury.
Quinet referred to, v, t6z. Calvin. Foulkes.
Quintus, the apostate, i, 4o. Canning. Fuller.
Quintus, epistle of Cyprian to, v, 377. Cary. Ftirst.
Quintus of Aggya, on baptism, v, 57i. [ Casaubon. Gallandi.
Quirinus, Cyprmn's address to, v, 528 ; I Cassius. Gums.
precepts and teachings to, 528- / Cave. C-ellius.
557, 562, 563 • [ Chevalher. Gesemus.
Quirinus, excelled all in throwing the _ Chilo. Gibbon.
_avelin, vi, 476. Chrysostom. Gieseler.
Quirinus Martius, Romulus torn in Churton. Grabe.
pieces by the senators, called, vi, Cicero. Griesbaeh.
424. Cleanthes. Grosseteste.
Quirites, vi, 477; the fathers of Clement of Alexandria. Grotius.
Rome, vii, go. Clementine Homilies. Guettee.
Quotations in the New Testament Clementine Recognitions. Guinon.
source of the, i, 452. Clinton. Haag.
Quoted or referred authors and CoLeridge. Hagenbach.
authorities, see under :-- Conybeare and Howson. Hardwlck.
Abbot. Cook. Hartley of Winwick.
Acta Panli et Theclae. Cooke. Harvey.
Aeschylus. Cotelerius. Hefele.
AA_acmthO. Cowper, H. HeraeUdes.
aeon. Cowper, W. Heraclitus.
Alexis. Cox. Hermas.
Alford. Coxe. Hermippus.
Ahog. Cratmu_. Herodotus.
Anacreon. Cntias. Hesiod.
Anustasius Smuita. Cureton. Hessey.
Antimachus. Cyprian. Hilgen feld.
Antlphanes. Cyril. Hlppias.
Antipho. Dai116 or Dallaeus. Hippo.
Apollodorus. Dante. Hippocrates.
Aquila. Davidson. Hoffmann.
Aquinas. Delitzsch. Hofman.
Aratus. De Maistre. Homer.
Archilochns. De Montor. Hooker.
Archinus. Demosthenes. Horace.
Aretas. Deodati. Huet.
Ariston. Diodorus. Hyperides.
Aristophanes. Diogenes. Iophon.
Aristotle. Diognetus, Epistle to. Irenaeus.
Ascension of Moses Dionysius. Isidore.
Assemani. Dionymus Jambus. Isocrates.
Athamus. Dionysius Thrax. Jacobson.
Athanasius. Dion Thytes. Janus.
Auberlen. Diphilus. Jarvis"
Augias. Doddridge. Jason and Papiscus.
Augustine. DodweU. Jerome.
Bacon. I_llinger. Jewell.
Baehr. Donaldson. Jones.
BancrofL Dorner. Jones of Nayland.
Bm_tesanes. Dressel. Jortin.
Barnabas. Dupin. Josephus.
Beammbre. Edersheim. Jowett.
Bede. FAdad and Modat, book of. Jubilees, Book oL
Bellarmine. Empedocles. Juhan.
Bernard. Encylop. Britannica. Jumus.
Beth 1me. Ennius. _ustin Martyr.
Bingbam, Epiphanius. Justi,i_n,
Black. Eubnius. Juvenal
Bledsoe. Eudemus. Kahnis.
Boehl, Eumelus. Kaye.
Bo_uet. Euphorion. Kayser.
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Keble. Perowne. Terence.
King, Ed. Persins. TertuLlian.
Kitto. Pfaff. Thearidas.
Lactantius. Phanocles. Theocritus.
Lains. Pherecrates. Theodectus.
Lardner. Pherecydes. Theodoret.
Lea. Philemon. Theognis.
Leathes. Phflmus.
Theopomptm.
LecMer. Phllistus Thesfius.
Lecky. PhiloJudaeus. Thirlby.
Lee. Philydeus. Thrasymachus.
Lehman. Photlnus. Thucydides.
Leighton. Pindar. Tibullus.
Le Nourry. Plato. Tillemont.
LeonfiusofByzantium. Plautus. Tlmocles.
Lewin. Pliny. Ttrnon.
LewisTaylor. Plumptre. Tisehendorf.
Liddon. Plutarch. Tregelles.
Laghtfoot. Posidippus. TrentCatechism.
LiguorL Possm. Trollope.
Lipsius. Princeton Review. Uhlhorn.
Liturgiologists. Propertius. Upjohn.
l_ivy. ProtevangehumJscobi. Usher.
Lucretius. Pseudo-Athanasius. Valerias Maximas.
Luther. Pseudo-Plato. Valesius.
Lysias. Pusey. Van Lennep.
Macarius. Pythagoras. Vedclius.
Maranus. Quinet. Vmcentius Lirinensis.
Marriott. Rawhnson. Virgil.
Marsh. Renan. Vorstman.
Maxtlal. Roberts. Wake.
Massillon. Robertson. Walpole.
Massuet. Rosenmiiller. Warburton.
Maxlmus. Rousseau. Warren.
Melanippides. Routh. Waterland.
Menander. Ruhnus. Watts.
Merx. Sappho. Weltzitcker.
Metrodorus. Saint-Pierre. Westcott.
Meyrick. Schaff. Westropp.
Midrash Breshith Rabba Schlieman. Whtston.
Miltigan. Scott, J. Wieseler.
Mllman. Segar. Williams.
Milton. Seleucus Nicanor. Wood.
Moschion. Semler. Wordsworth.
Moshenn. Seth, Paraphrase of. Wotton.
Mozley. Shakespeare. Xanthus.
Miinter. Shedd. Xenophanes.
Musaeus. Shepherd of Hermas. Xenophon.
Neale. Sherwood. Zenobius.
Neander. Sibyl, The.
Newman. Simmias of Rhodes. Rabbinical education, vii, 53t.
Nicetas. Simonides. Racami, laws of,the, viii, 73I.
Nlcias. Smith, T. Race, an abominable, performed at
Nlcostratus. Smith, W. Paphos, viii, 495.
l_liebuhr. Sodoma. Race-course, the, why not to be visited
Nitzsch. Solon. by ChdstiAn_ iii, 87 ; injuries in,
N51deke. Sophocles. not redressed by law. 638.
lq6sselt. Southey. Races, guilt contracted if the mmio
Nymphodorus. Spencer. stopped st the, vi, 486; in the
Oecumenius. Speaslppus. games of Jupiter, 534, 535; seven
Oehler. Stanley. rounds of the course in, 534.
Orelli. Stasius. Rahab, her example, i, 8.
Origenes. Sueton. Raiment, yellow, ii, 36; white, 36,
Orpheus. Suicer. 4o.
Otto. Suidas. Rainbow, the, viii, i76.
Ovid. Swift. Ram, the,a type of Christ, viii, 759.
Owen. Sylburg. Rational creatures, capable of good
Paley. Symmachus. and evil, iv, z56; term includes
Palmer. Tacitus. evil spirits, 257; final judgment
Panyasis. Talmud, The. of, 293; existed from the begin-
Patton. Targum, The. ning, 342; fallen through free
Payne-Smlth. Tatian. will, 342; of one nature, 34z,
Pearson. Taylor, Jet. 38_; restored in the incarnation
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of Christ, 343; why corporeal, Renovation, the NovensiIes gods of, oft he body, i, 53o; iv, 293, 294,
38o. vi, 474- 346; vindicated, lit, 447, 449, 45o,
Rattray, Bishop, on the Restoration Repentance, i, 7, 53, 147, x67, 258; 45 z, 454; iv, 549; how under.
of St. James' Liturgy, vii, 534- ii, 2o, 38, 39, 4I, 5o, 5 I, 54, stood, 55 I, 586, 623; arguments
Rawlinson referred to, iv, 4_z. I14; defined, hi, 657; delivers and analogies for, iii, 53; ira.
Reader, in church, place and duty of, from the shackles of sin, i, 175 ; plies judgment of the body, 456:
rib 4zx; ordination of, 493. timely, effaces sin, vl, 382; the questions concerning, 548; writ-
Reason, and faith, viii, I I6; divine, angel of, ii, 19, 37, 5 I; kinds of, ten on God's works before books
not on the faceof things,ill, 547; iv, 75, 76, 77; first and second, were made, 553; promise of, in
with God from the beginning, ii, 36o; what is true, 6o2; iii, Holy Scripture, vii, 439-442;
6oo. 657; heathen, of good deeds, various proofs from the Old Tes-
Re-baptism, a treatise on, v, 667, seq. 657; a preparation for the Holy tament, i, 53o, 542, 563, 564,
Rebecca, i, I45. Spirit, 658; good because corn- from the New Testament, 539,
Recapitulation, v, 14o. manded by God, 659; duty of, 564, 565; testimony of the
Recognition in a future state, viii, 583 . vii, 178; viii, 2o4; value of, vii, Sibylline books to, vii, 44o; an
Recognitions, the, of Clement, char- xgo, 251; necessity of, while on actual, i, 565, 576; illustrated,
acter of, viii, 73; relation to the earth, 519; sinafter, a despising 57o; ii, 93; illustrated by
Homilies, 7o, 73, 213; authorship God, ifi, 66o; necessary before the fable of the phoenix, vii, 44I,
and date, 73, 74; placeof corn- baptism, 661; forsm after bap- joysatthe, i, 562, 563, Christian
position, 74; editions of, 74; tism, 662; tokens of, v, 293; belief in, il, 67; a ground of
quoted by Origen, 74; reason of outward manifestation of, exo-! Christian courage, lit, I27;
the title, 16I, 162, I9o, I9I. mologests, fii, 664; how at- doctrine of, bears on the practices
Redheifer, typeof Christ, i, 142. tributed to God, 315; case of of the Chr_stlans, ii, I47; ob-
Redemption, the view_ of, enter- Saul and of Ninevltes, 315; ex- jecttons to, i, 294; ii, 151 ; proof
tainedby heretics, i, 345. amplesof, in Holy Scripture, vu, of the, i, II, 12, I68; iii, 557
Refutation, the, of all heresies, a 4o6; danger of delaying, ex- seq.; possible, l, 169, 295; n,
treatise by Hippolytus, discovery amples of, 4o8; of St. Matthew I5o; heathen analogies, i, 169,
of, v, 5; controversy as to the and Zacchaens, 414; God calls analogies m nature corrobo-
authorship of, 5, 6; date of corn- to, 420; exhortation to, v, rate lt, ui, 553; consistent with
position, 6; contents, 7, 9; value 592-595 ; a claim for the Church's opimons of philosophers, 1, 296;
of, 7, xo; oblect of, 9, I53. peace, 335; Tertulhan on, iii, the first-born of Satan demes,
Regeneration, of Christians by the 657 seq. 34; cannibalism no impediment,
word, ii, 397, by water, viii, 44, Report of Pilate to Augustus, viii, 46o ii, 153; nor man's impotency,
x55, and Spirit; effect of, v, 279. seq. ; to Tiberius, 462 seq. I53; will of the Creator concern-
Regulus, cruel death of, vi, 424; a Reprobate men, various classes of, i, ing, 154; fit, 553; arguments
huge serpent killed by the army x49- continued, i, I55; not merely
of, 537. Reservation of baptism, iih 36I, 426. for judgment, I56, though the
Rejection of Christ by the Jews, viii, Reserve, doctrine of, vni, 215; ntis- future judgment is a sufficient
9o . representaUonof, 215. cause for, hi, 554, 556, 589;
Relatives of Christ treated with con- Responsibility, human, i, 177, 19o; children rise again, i, 156; ar-
tempt by Domitian, viii, 763 . viii, io2, 12o; increased by gument from man's nature, 156;
Relics of Christ.tans to be honored knowledge, I44. probability of, 158; from changes
vii, 464. Responsory, use of the word, vh, 56t, in man's life, 258; if none, man
Religion, in common hfe, ii, 29o; 562, 567. less favored than brutes, I59;
credibihty of, not dependent on Restoration, possible to all in the end, the chief end of man, I6I, 162;
antiqmty, vi, 46I; opinion con- iv, 260, 261, 275, 327; to the its beauty and force, I62; how a
stitutes, not ceremony, 533; spirits m prison and to Sodom, birth, fii, 571; the resurrection-
meaning of the term, vfi, I3 I, 279. body perfect, 590; a restoration
i72 ; reasonin, I31; cannot be Resurrection, Chrtst's,i, II, I2,33,7 o, of the perfect man, vi, 365; and
separated from wisdom, xl, 5 I, 87, i78 , 298; vii, 122; wit- of creation, 366; not a trans-
ioo, IO3; distinguished from nesses of the, rift, 422, 424, 432 formation into the nature of
superstition, 131; teaches mercy seq.; of the saints when Jesus angels, 367; its mystery paral-
towards men, 172, 173; of one's rose, who they were, who leled by the generation of man,
fathers to be abandoned if bad, [ participated in, 435 ; some of 368; not a destruction of the body,
viii, i5o, 755; the true calls to[ those shared in, questioned by 373" but its renewal as aspiritual
sobriety and modesty, 151; and [ the Jews, the testmaony of, 435 body, 375; shown by Moses and
philosophy, difference between, seq.; 448; a proof of our, i, Elias at the Transfiguration, 375_
3o9. [ 532, Gospelaccotmt of, iv, 568. by Enoch, 376, by the parable o
Remains of the second and thtrd lResurrection, the, viii, 496; taught Dives and Lazarus, 377, and by
centuries, introductory notice to, in the Law, iv, 2o3; prophesied the history of Jonah, 378; God's
viii, 747 seq in Scripture, v, 218 ; final, 222; goodness requires it, fii, 552; of
Reminiscences, Platonic theory of, symbolized in Pluto s myth, vi, the righteous, iv, 2o8;' the first,
untenable, vi, 537. 439; proved by the course of 2xz; of men, vii, 218, 22I; of
Remissmn, prayer for, vii, 546. nature, iv, t94; necessary, 247; the flesh, poem of, iv, 145; Jus-
Remission of sins, only in the Church, gives knowledge of divine truth tin the martyr's treatise on, 1,
v, 378; first by St. Peter, then 298; slguified by the Feast of 294-299, and quoted on, vi, 374;
by all the Apostles, 381; to all Tabernacles, vi, 345; of the Tertulhan's treatise on, iii, 545
bishops as successors of the dead, asserted by Jesus against seq.; Methodins on, vi, 364 seq.;
Apostles, 394; from God only the Sadducees, i, 466; vi, 367; is Origen quoted on, vi, 369 seq.,
442; examplesof denial to the a Christian belief, hi, 545 ; of the 373seq.
impenitent in Holy Scripture, flesh asserted, 1, 529; of the flesh Retribution, day of, i, 39o; future,
443. as well as of the soul, vi, 364; viii, I86.
Renan referred to, i, I33; ii, 87. believed by Christians, iii, 547; Reuben, the patriarch, speaks of his
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sin and sufferings, viii, 9; warns
against women and fornicataon,
Io; his death and burial, I x; his
curse spiritualized, v, i65.
Reuben, a Jew, strikes against the
bier on which Mary is carried
to barlal, mhis punishment, viii
593.
Revelation, nature of, viii, 323, 326;
the work of, belongs to the Son
326; inspiration of the, i, ]55;
and concealment, viii, 27].
Revelation, the, of Paul, found under
the foundations of his house in
Tarsus, viii, 575.
Revenge, iii, 713; an attribute of the
false gods, not of the true God,
iv, 655.
Reverie of Peter, viii, 1I4.
Revocatus, martyrdom of, ni, 7o5 .
Rewards and punishments, from the
sameGod, i, 523; h, 158; future,
vii, 9o, 217; eternal, iv, 240;
principles of, 294; spiritual
nature of, 296; sensual tdeas
of, 297; rewards include a knowl-
edge of divine things, 298; of
the elect and penitent, ii, 39.
Rbadamanthus, i, I65.
Rhea, the wife of Saturn, hides her
son Jupiter, to preserve him from
being devoured by his father
vifi, i97; and Kronos, 263.
Rhodes, the fourth Sun born at, w
480.
Rhodon, vfii, 748 , 766; a pupil of
Tatmn, 766; writes against here-
tics, 766.
Rich, the, helped by the prayer of the
fPoOOr, ii, 32; not to be flattered
r his fiches, 591; description
of, 591 ; why salvation appears
more difficult to, 59]; duty of
the Christian towards, 59l ; Jesus,
treatment of, 592-594; counsel
to the, iv, 2o8.
Riches, true Christian, ii, 279, 596,
6oo; not to be thrown away,
595 ; when profitless, 595 ; want
of, not salvation, 597; how for-
saken for Christ, 598; abuse of,
v, 278.
Ridicule, poured upon the emanations
and nomenclature of Valentmns,
Righti, and
332, left,
333. merely relative terms, the, predicted,el,
vi, 477.
Righteous, the, sufferings of, i, XT,
t8; we should cleave to them,
]7; saved by Christ, 257 ; and
thewicked to be separated, 556;
so-called, must be wronged, viib
5o; and the wicked, chastise- Romans, epistle of Ignatius to the,
merits of, I78; and manner of
death of, 576 seq. ; afflictions of
the, 294; place of the, 576, 577
seq.
Righteousness, what it is, viii, ]o3; Romans, the race of Mars, the impe-
not plaeed ln Jewish rites, i, 2oi;
nor obtained by keeping the law,
217, 48o, but by faith, 245, 246 ;
and Christ, 2o8; Christians have
this true, 209; which is desired by
FATHERS: INDEX
God, 29I ; to be prayed for, ii, Rome, vii, _56; allotted to Simon,
t2, 23; Christian doctrine of,
114; true, 504; impresses a like-
ness to God, 504, in what sense '
attained through philosopby, 3o5,
323, 345. 346; must be added to
knowledge, eft1, 44; the way to
the kingdom of God, Io2; and
faith, effect of, 5o.
Rings, for the ears, forbidden, ii, 285;
for the bands, how allowed, _85;
signet, designs, 285.
Rites of the mother of the gods, vi,
496; of Bona Den, 496; of
Bacchus, Cyprian, Venus, and
the Corybantes, 496, 497; of
Ceres in Phrygia, 497; of the
Roman gods, vii, 228, 229.
Rituals of Numa, Apollo's name not
found in, vi, 462.
River, the fiery, in the place of the
wicked, viii, 578.
Rivers, worshipped in ancient times
by the Persians, vi, 5io; and
seas illustrating divine provi-
dence, viii, 171.
Robbers, the, met by Jesus and his
parents in Egypt, vfii, 4o9; the Romulus, founder of Rome, vi, 468;
two crucified wtth Jesus,469; the
impenitence of one of, 469; the
penitence of the other, and the
promise of Jesus to, 469 seq. ;
the entrance of the latter into
Hades, 457, and into paradise,
438, 452.
Roberts referred to, i, 412, 428, Rose, without a thorn, a, not to be
452.
Robertson referred to, i, lot; iv, RosenmtiUer referred to, i, 47.
495, 549, 631 ; v, 92, 25i , 412.
Rock, the, vii, 545; of the Church, ' Routh referred to, i, 152, I53, I55 ,
how interpreted, v, 56i; inter-
pretcd of Christ by the Fathers,
ill, 426.
Rod, the, of Moses, i, 453 ; of Joseph
the carpenter, viii, 363, 372; the
miraculous, given by Jesus to Rufinns referred to, iii, i36 , 585.
Matthew to plant in the city of I Rufinus, the confessor, ept'stle to
the man-eaters. 528; the won-{
derful growth of, 529 .
Rogatianns, epistle of Cyprian to, v,
283, 315,365 .
Rogatianus of Nova, on baptism, v,
571 .
Roman Empire, the dissolution of Rufus, i, 35.
table of, 28i'
5 ;554; emperors,
customs, licen-
tiousness of, iii, I74; powerorigi-
nated in violence, not religion,
iv, z88; state signified by Baby-
Ion, vii, 352; matrons, not allowed
to drink wine, vi, 460; kissed
to test thmr sobriety, 46o.
wherein be expresses his desire
for martyrdom and his reasons
for the same, i, 73-76; Syriac
version of the same, Io3, IO4.
rialpeople, vi, 488; hadehanged
their customs and ceremonies,
459, 46o; Pellonia, goddess of,
477; worshipped a spear for
Mars, 5to.
OF SUBJECTS. x99
viii, 65b; gospel preached at,
224; Christianity attested by
miracles in, vi, 438; the church
of, founded and organized by
Peter and Paul, i, 4z5, 46x ; viii,
64I; first bishops of, viz., Linus,
Anacletus, Clement, Evaristus,
Alexander, Sixtus, Telephorus,
Hyginns, Pins, Anicetus, Soter,
Eleutherus, i, 416; xv, 156; from
Clement to Sylvester, viii, 642;
succession from St. Peter, v, 394;
not always follows the tradition
of the Apostles, 391 ; glorious in
martyrs and faith, ifi, 260; rood.
ern claims of, 266, 630; silence
in first three centuries, iv, 169;
historic facts as to the See of,
viii, 641 ; bow an ecclesiastaeatl
centre, vii, 363; See of, source
of unity, v, 344; not abovethe
African bishops, 344, 4f3, 417,
596; its primacy, not supremacy,
acknowledged by Cyprian, 596;
age in time of Arnobius of the
city, el, 461 ;ages o_, vii, 213.
sacrifices consumed in time of,
46o; and his brother, 476; a
deified mortal, 474; torn in
pieces by the senators, 424; tm.
acquainted with incense, 528;
called Qulrinus Maxti_, 47.4;
establishes the Quirites, vii, 5o.
found, viii, I79.
Rousseau referred to, ii, 82.
578; it, 3, 56, 83, II8, 298, 346,
426; iii, 7o5; iv, 394.
Rubim, or Ruben, the high-priest,
reproaches Joachim with his child.
lessness, viit, 36L 369 •
Cyptaan, v, 3o2.
1Rufinas, his prologue to Origen, and
textual changes in translation, iv,
237, 3oi; his preface to the
" Recognitions of Clement," viii_
75_76 .
Rule 249;
of faith,
iv, the
27; Apostles'
declared Creed,
first i'fi_
by
Christ, then through Apo_tflctg
ifi, 252, 253; not secret, z55;
the same everywhere, 256; pre-
served by Apostolic Churches,
321, 350; agreed on by the
Apostles, 348 ; in earliest, not
later records, 348, 35° , 398•
Rule, the golden, in negative form,
i, 436; viti, 268, 285, 299.
Ruler, the young, character of, ii, 594.
Rulers appointed over all orders of
being, viii, 89.
Rules, robe obeyed, vii, 468, 5o5.
Rnsticus, the prefect, examines Chtis-
tiaus, i, 3o5, 3o6.
Rutilins, story of his flight from
persecution, iv, x19.
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Sahaoth, i, 412.
Sabbath, the, why instituted, i, _
as37; the true, 146; how to be
kept, 63; kept by Chrtst, iii, 362;
the law did not prohibit the hun-
gry eating food ready to hand on
the, i, 47I; law of, forbids
man's work, not God's, ill, 313;
Jewish, right keeping of, it, 3o2;
error of the Pharisees concerning,
iii, 363; Jewish, not observed by
Christians, iii, 7o, temporal only,
I55, a figure of eternal rest, I55 ,
abolished, vii, 342; symbol of
the life and works of our Lord,
vii, 343; the notion of Monoi-
mus, v, I2I; (Saturday) not a
fast except on Easter Eve, iv,
IX2; the Great (Easter Eve)
fast of, vii,447,
Sabek, meaning of the word, viii, 760.
Sabeilian heresy on the origin of mat-
ter, vi, 91.
SabeUians, Dionysius of Rome, against,
vii, 365 .
Sabelllus, heresy of, vii, 365.
Sabine gods, the Novensiles, nine, vi,
474-
Sabre, worshipped by the Scythians,
vi, 51o.
Sackcloth, ii, 4o.
Sacraments, administration of, i, I85.
Sacrifice, origan and meaning of, vi,
542, 543; universal prevalence of,
vii, 53o; divinely instituted, 53o;
localized in Jerusalem, 53o; eu-
charistic, the, 537, 540; to idols,
guilt of, v, 330; not acceptable
without love, 454; spiritual and
material, vfi, 192.
Sacrifiees,Jewish, temporal, andfigures
of splntual, iii, 156; allowed for
a time, viii, 87; abolished, i, I37;
why instituted, 2o5; not required
by God for their own sake, 482-
484; not acceptable without
faith, iii, 314; God not pleased
with, viii, 247; Christians offered
no, vi, 5o7, why not, ii, I34;i
replaced by baptism, viii, 88;
heathen, cruelty of, ii, i83; in
heathen worship, vii, I62; human,
to heathen deities, iii, 64o; need-
less, ii, 532; of prayer and praise,
53 z, of the Law, 532; Varro's
denial of any oceasion for, vi, 518;
cannot feed gods, 518; cannot
give pleasure to the gods, 519;
can neither prevent their anger,
52°, nor satisfy their rage, 52o;
no reason can be found for, 526;
puri_ and cleanliness required at,
543 _note).
Sacrificial orgies, viii, 276.
Sacristy, prayer of, vii, 55O, 560.
Saddueees, their origin, iii, 649; rise
of the, viii, 91; heresy of, vii,
482; sect of Esseui, v, 137; at-
tributing form to God, vi, 467;
Oafist's answer to, vi, 367; i,
4.66; Christ's refutation of the,
m, 57h confuted, viii, 92.
Sadness, i, 2o; ii, 23.
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
i Safety, temples and altars erected to Sangarins, a king or river, father of
v_, 476. Nuna, vi, 49x; attempted to
Sagittarius, type of those born under starve his daughter to death,
v, 36. 49 x ; exposed her child, 49I.
Saint Pierre referred to, ii, 22. Sappho quoted, ii, 257.
Saints, examples of, i, 7, 9, Io; re- Sarah, daughter of the high-priest
ward of, 8, I4,561, 562; before Camphas, stripped naked by
the coming of Christ, viii, 91; Demas, viii, 468; accuses Jesus,
commemoration of, vii, 546, 549, 468.
553, 556, 562. Sardanapalus, 1, r9o.
Sais, the Egyptian, offspring of the Sardis, Hercnios, a slave at, vi, 484.
Nile, vi, 48o, 481; identified with Satan, Scriptural teaching regarding,
the second Minerva, 48o. iv, 592; origin of, vii, 92; he,
Sallust, on the creation of man, vii, not fortune, the adversary of
62. man, 99; loosed after the nail.
Salome, 1, 124; apocryphal sayings of lennium, z2o; his maLignity.
Christ to, fi, 392. foUy, inconsistency, ignorance,
Salome, called m as midwife for i, 57, lO2, II7, 118, I38 , 148 ,
Mary--her unbelief punished, 549; blasphemes, 3oo, 555;
viii, 355, 375; her hand, which tools of, 554; the god of the
was dried up, restored by Jesus, world, 575 ; acknowieged as a
375. demon, lfi, t 76, 18o; author of
Salt-cellars, tables consecrated by idolatrous Imitations of Christi.
placing, vi, 46o. unity, 262 ; destroys truth under
Salutation, prayer of, vii, 554; of the pretence of defending it, 597
gospel, 562. Satan and Hades, the altercation be-
Salutations to churches, etc., i, 5, 33, tween, when Jesus was about to
39, 65, 72, 73, 77, 85, 9t, 96, descend mto Hades, viii, 436,
Io4, xog, II2, 114, xl 9, I23, 137, 455; exhorts Hades to prepare
149. to receive Jesus, 449, 456; re-
Salvation, i, I4, 28, 55, 59, 82, I39, vtled by Hades, 451.
2o7, 216, 2i7; bestowed on the Satirical poems, punished by law, vi,
whole man, 53I ; before Christ, ! 487.
ii, 428; one to Jew and Gentile, Sattins of Sicilibba, on baptism, v,
49o; not depending on external 569.
things, 596; why conditioned, vi, Saturn, mysteries of, i, x92 ; fables
458; things necessary to, viii, 47; of, ill, 141 ; of human race, 142;
the way of, 27o; of the rich man, devours his children, vih, 197,
a treatise by Clement of Alex- the family of, 192; son of Coelas
andria, ii, 591-6o4. and Hecate, vi, 461 ; happy state
Salvianns of Gazaufala, on baptism, of things under his reign, vii,
v, 57 I. 14o, 228; father of Jupiter, 23,
Samaritan, good, signifies Christ, h, 24, 26; overthrew his father, vt,
599. 485; attempted to destroy his
Samaritans, relation of, to Israel, iii, children, 485; was driven from
408 ; doctrines of the, viti, 92, power by Jupiter, 484, 485 ; hid
I refuted, 92. himself in Latium, 484; was
Samians, the, worshippeda plank for thrown into chains for pare-
Juno, vi, 51o. cide, 484; father by Ops of
Samothracii Digiti, named Idaei Dac- Jupiter, 46o, 46I, 472, 482, of
tyli, vi, 475; said to be the the third Jupiter, 48o; mother
Lares, 475. of the gods married to, 472;
i Samson, fall of, an admonition, viii, founder of the Saturnian state,
63; boy of, pre-typifies John the 422 ; father of the third Minerva.
Baptist, i, 572; the jawbone of, 48o; when aged, taken in adul-
a type of the body of Christ, tery by his wife, 485; tomb
575. and remains of, in Sicily, 484;
Samuel, i, 60, I2o, x2I; his appari- identified with Kronos, and ex-
tion a pretence, iii, 234; inter- plained as chronos, 472; pro-
preted, v, 169; institutions of, genitor of the d_z magnz, 472;
vii, 53o, 53 I. planter of the vine, 47 z ; bearer
Sanadroug, wages war with Abgar'_ of the pruning-knife, 472, 5li,
children, viii, 7o6; the feet of 517; presides over sown crops,
crushed by a marble column 479; before Hercules' visit to
7o6; sends Helena to Kharan Italy, human sacrifices offered
7o6; rebuilds Medzpine, 7o7; to, 46o.
meaning of the name of, 7o7; Saturnian, king, the, i.e., Jupiter, va,
death of, 7o7- 483.
Sanctification, prayer for, vii, 547. Saternlam, heretics, tenets of, v, Io9.
Sanctus in the Holy Communion, vii, Saturniliam, i, 212.
458: see also Ter Sanctus. Saturnilns, system of, v, Io9; heretac,
Sanctus, martyrdom of, viii, 779, 78°, vii, 453; called Saturninus, v,
781. lO9.
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Saturninus, consular, iii,

378.
Saturninns, doctrines of, i, 348; iii,
649.
Saturmnus of Avitina, on baptmm, v,
57I.
of Thucca, on baptism, v, 57o.
of Victoriana, on bapttsm, v, 57o.
Saturus, vision of, fii, 702; martyrdom
of, 7o4 seq.; ordinataon of, v,
3ol.
Satyr, Jupiter assumed the form of,
vi, 485, 5°6.
Saul, an example of those who have
fallen, iih 244.
Saul, raises a tumult against the
apostles, viii, 95; receives a corn-
misslonagainstthe Christians, sagesof,i,398; chronologyof, Selah,v,2oI.
96.
Saved, the number of the, ,nil, 239.
Sawour, the, asserted by the Valen-
timans to be derived from all the
aeons, i, 32I, 323; vanous opin-
ions of, among the heretics,
333.
Saviour, the Avenging of the, viii,
354, 472 seq ; the Arabic gos-
pel of the infan'-7 of the, 4o 5-
4i 5.
Scandals, h, 57.
Seapegoat_, the two, a type of Christ,
m, 327 •
Scapula, address of Tertullian to, iii,
Io 5 seq., 1o8.
Scaufi, vi, 43o.
Schaff referred to, iii, 8; iv, I69, 219;
vi, 7, 307; vh, 367; vii1, 69, 73,
74, t58-
Schism, ii, 53; guilt of, vii, 45 o.
Schlsmatics, how to be dealt with,
i, 20, 80.
Schheman referred to, ii, 489; viii, 7o,
73
School-masters, the, to whom Jesus
was successfully sent, vnl, 379,
38% 382, 396, 397; Christian,
how tempted to idolatry, iil, 66;
not to teach heathen learning, Seythian king and Circe,.the fifth Sun
66.
Sdence, mysteries of, how often re- Scythians, irruptions of the, laid to
garded, viii, 47.
Scorpmce, or antidote for the scor-
pinn's sting, a treatise by Tertul-
lian, iil, 633 seq.
Scorpio, type of those born under,
v, 34-
Scorpion, mentioned by Nicander, iii,
633.
Scott, j., referred to, iii, 542; iv,
church,vih,668; authority of,in Secundus, hissystem,i,3_; iii, 652;
councils, v, 328; cunonof, inthe v, 9L
second century, v, 603; puhtic Sedatus of Tuburbo, on baptism, v,
reading of, 25x ; value of quota- 567.
tionsfrom, 2_9; testimonies to, Sedition, in thechurchof Corinth, i,
227; studied by all, 25o; a ssfe- 8, 2o; to be avoided, n.
guard agmnst Anti-Christ, 25o; See of Rome, historic facts as to the,
duty of searching the, i, 232 ; vi, viii, 641.
I6I; vni, 47; how understood, Seed, Valentinian absurdities respect.
i, 245; the true exposition of, ing exposed i, 385.
only in the church, 496; appealed Seeds, the germination of, illustrating
to by heretics, 319, 369; per- the providence of God, viii, 172.
verted by the heretics, 326, 343; Seeing God, i, 489 seq.; viii, 122.
v, 6o2; refutation of false inter- Seeingor hearing, which the stronger,
pretationsof, 329; propermethod viii, 126.
of interpreting the obscure pas- Segar referred to, il, $94, 605.
ii, . 325-334; threefold interpre- I Seleucus Nicanor referred to, ii' 3t7.
tation of, 34I ; why veiled in Self-conceit condemned, i' 15.
parables, 5o9, 522; test of the Self-love, the foundation of goodness,
doctrinal truth, 55o, 557; the viii, I28.
prophetic converting power of, Self-restraint, i, 94; ii, I5, 16; of
93; divine inspiration of, iv, 349, Christian philosophers, 37o.
496; the rule of faith, viii, 95; Semele, motherof Liher by Jupiter, vi,
false and blasphemous chapters 46o, 473,5o0, 5o6.
added to, 236 ; mtsrepresenta- Semler referred to, th, 7, 248, 266, 629.
tions of God in, 237, 238; some Semo, the inscription, i' I71 , 187, 348.
things in, false, and some true, Senators, Romulus torn in pieces by,
238; Simon Magus makes use of vi' 424; abuse of, punished by
the alleged falsehood of, m argu- law, 487.
ment with Peter, 239; use of the Seneca, on the unity of God, vii, i5;
falsehoods, 239; uncertainty of, on the vanity of idols, 45 ; error
240; contradlcUons of, 240, 245- in philosophy, 83; on the char-
247; how to discriminate the acter ofphllosopbers, 84..
true from the false in, 247-248; Seneeio, consul, i, 13I.
Peter's explanation of contradic- Sense, the sixth, viii, IH.
tions in, 314; the contradictions Senses, Plato's theory of, as deeep.
in, intended to try the readers of, five, refuted, iii, I95, I96; equal
315; interpretation of, 203. to and one with inteUect, 199;
Scriptures, Hebrew, translated into the testimony of the, more trust-
Greek, i, 451 ; iii, 32; antiquity worthy than that of supernatural
of, 33; interpreted with fidelity vmon, vfii, 322; pleasures of, to
by the LXX. translators, i, 452; be restrained, vii, t86, 248.
prophecies fulfilled, ifi, 34 ; forbid Separatists, to be shunned, i, 497.
what they do not allow, 94. Septuagint, history of, 1, 278, 451;
(See also Holy Scripture.) ix, 334; received by the church
as canonical, iv, 387.
the son of a, vi, 48o_ Sepulchre, Christ's, body therein not
emptied of chv_mty, v, I94.
the charge of the Christians, vi, Sepulchres of the gods, viii, I99.
415; sacrificed asses to Mars, Seraphim of Isaiah, meaning of, iv,
484. 376.
Scythmnus, first teacher of dualism, Serapion, absolution of, vi, Ioi;
vi, 229. bishop of Antioch, viii, 748,
Sea, the emblem of the world, ii, Io0; 774; writes to Caricus and
its harbors, emblems of the Ponticus concerning the new
churches, too; its perils, emblems prophecy, 775.
of heresies, ioo; testifies against Serapis, legend of, origiuated in his.

Sctib_ the, refuted, viii, 92. Seal, the sins

ii, 41 of men, viii, 575"
, 53. tory of called,
Egypt Jc_eph,vi,hi, I35;theApis
422; in
Egyp-
Scripture, canomcal books of, vii, Sealmg, viii, 489, 54I. tian, 486; introduction of the
_o5; despised by the learned for Seas and rivers, illustrating the provi- worship of, 462; temple of,
its simplicity, vfi, I36; not a corn- dence of God, vm, I71. burned to ashes, 516.
mon rule to Christians and here- Seats of the bmhop, vhi, 62o, 626. Seres, vi, 508; viii, 178, 187 ; laws of
tics, iii, 25x ; held uncorrupt bySebadla, vi, 497. the, 730; Christianity attested by
miracles among, vi, 438.
apostolic churches, 262; how
perverted by heretics, 25t, "z6I, Sects, of the
Christian, 764.Jews, viii, 9 I, 765 ; Sergius, Cyprian to, v, 4o6.
262; its own interpreter, 6I 3, Secandlanus of Thambes, on baptism, Sermon on the Mount, its harmony
615; in sections in TertuUinn's v, 572. with type and prophecy in the
time, 635; understood by dis- Secundinus of Cedias, on baptism, v, law, hi, 366, 368.
ciples of Christ and the apostles, 567; of Carpi, on baptism, v, Serpent, the, cursed, i, 456; ii, xo3;

Scrip645-tures_ 568"
which only to be read in the Secundulus, deathof, iii, 7°3" speculatiol_
57.T; respecting,
the brazen, why i'made,
570_
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iii, 63; not idolatrous, 314; ex- Ship, symbol of the church, v, 216. Simon of Cyrene, curious opinions of
ception to law against image- Shoes, Christian use of, il, 267. b Basilides respecting, i, 349.
making, 76; type of Christ's Shows, ought not to be attended y Simon, the Canaanite, canon of, vii,
passion, 337 ; the author of poly- Christians, iii, 73 seq.; public, 493; address of, viii, 93.
theism, viii, Io9; of idolatry, cruel and unjust, vii, I86;corrnpt- Simon, the Samaritan, his statue, i,
28I ; suggestions of, I47-I49; ing, 248; heathen, idolatrous ori- iTi , 182, I87, 348.
why he tempts to sin, z81 ; gin of, iii, 81 ; Tertullian on, iii, Simon Cephas, founded the churches
charming of, z88; to be resisted, 79-gx;Cyprianon, v, 575scq- at Antioch, Rome, in Spare,
iSZ; used by Satan in tempting Shrine of Juno at Argos, vi, 516. Britain, and Gaul, viii, 67i ; be.
Eve, 566; the curse pronounced Shrines, the Christians built no, vi, headed under Nero, 672, 675 ;
on, 568; Jupiter assumed the 5o7 • teaching of, m Rome, 773 seq ;
form of a, vi, 485, 497. Sibyl, the, i, I69, 288; il, 12; v, 62; raises a dead man, 675; con.
Serpent-biters, charms against, vi, vi, 432; ecstasy of, ii, 346; testi- founds Simon Magus, 675; up-
ties to the resurrection of the points Ausus bishop of Rome,
446 •
Servant of God, who so called, viii, 5o. body, vn, 440; referred to, i, 675-
Servants, duties of, i, 1II; vii, 436; 28o; ii, 94, Io6, Io9, 145, I78, Simon Magus, i, 7I, 82, x87, I93; is,
not to be despised, i, I14; kind- 185, 186, I92, 194, 275, 325, 383, 649; v, 74, t43; his pretensions,
ness to, vii, 468; how kept by_ 47 o, 47I; iv, 6; vii, I6, 18, 23, i, 347, and that of his disciples,
heathen,
Chnsfians, ii, 278;
268; how
whentreated
not toy 27,
II8, 58,i2o,6I, I2I,
62, I22,
65, Io 5, It
I23, 5, 2I_,
214, tl6, to
try,magic, iii, 234;
iv, 578; allowed
his forced idola-
interpre.
work, vii, 495. 216, 219, 22o, 238, 278, 302, 318, ration of the Scripture,
and of Moses, 78; his plagia- v, 75,
440; vin, 752, 755. . . ,
Service,
269. the, which God requires, viii, Sibylhne books, the, vii, I5, I6; their [ rism, 75; his appeal to Scripture,
Servius TuUius, birth of, vi, 496. value to Christtanity, 256 (note). [ 76; 1us interpretation of the
Seth, sent by Adam, when dying, to Sibyls, number and character, vii, I5, I Hexaemeron, 77, of the Para-
paradise, to obtain for him the I6; testimony respecting God,] disc, 77; follower of theory
"oil of mercy," viii, 566; para- I6, 27, 6I; the Erythraean, 16,[ of transmigration, iii, 215; fol-
phrase of, referred to, v, 68; and x8, 26, proclaim the Son of God, ] lows Empedocles, v, 76; his sys-
Adam, in Hades, vih, 436. io 5 ; on _mmortality, 2Io; on the tern of a threefold emanation of
Sethians, heretics, v, 64; the doctrines last days, z 15. pairs, 76; and doctrine of emana-
of, i, 354; origin in heathen Sicarians, adjudged criminals by the finn, 79; h_s triad, 76; lmmo-
philosophy, v, 66; sum of their Romans, iv, 436. ralities of, 8o; heresy of, vii, 452,
tenets, I42. Sicily, tomb and remains of Saturn in, and sin, ni, 66; the statue at
Sethites, heresy of, iii, 651. vi, 484; Proserpine earned off Rome, v, 81; meets St. Peter,
Seven, number, symbol of perfection, from, 499; bishops of, Zephy- 8o; hts lying miracles, viii, 48o;
v, 5o3; mystical meaning of, vii, finns, epistle to, viii, 6o 9. speaks against Paul, and excites
342; heavens, 342; stars, 345 Sick, are ever praying, viii, 44; how Nero against him, 48o; d_sputes
churches of Asia, represent to be assisted, 59. with Paul and Peter before Nero,
seven classes of Christians, 345- Sickle, borne by Saturn, vi, 511. 48o; the knowledge of, tested
347- Sidereal names, origin of, v, 27. by Peter, and proved wanting,
Seven wise men of Greece, vii, to1. Sidon, Peter comes to, viii, 269; 48I; the rock practised by, to
Seventy weeks, the, iii, x59. preaches to the people of, 269; make Nero believe he had been
Severus, emperor, his clemency to Peter attacked there by Simon, beheaded, and had come to life
Christians, iii, Io 7. 269; Simon driven from, 269. again, 48t, 482; asks Nero to
Sex, no chstinction of, in instruction, ii, Sidonius, epistle of, to Cyprian, v, build for him a lofty tower, from
211 ; Christian relations of, 4 x9; 326; reply to, 326. which he might fly to heaven,
does not belong to God, vii, 28. Sig_, i, 3t6; iii, 5o7 ; pretended reve- 484; his fiery car, vi, 438; begins
Shakespeare referred to, fii, 5I, lation made by, to MarcuS, i, to fly, but is arrested by the
Shamuna, martyrdom of, rift, 26_ 339; end Logos, mutually con- prayers of Peter and Paul, and
seq.; accused, 696; brought be- tradictory and repugnant, 372. falls down and is killed, viii,
fore Antonius, 697; refuses to Sikera, a spurious wine, vi, 327 . 484; punishment and end, lit,
renounce Christianity, 697; ira- Silence, i, 62. 66; v, 8I; vi, 438; vh, 453;
prisoned, 697; tortured, 698; Simeon, the patriarch, speaks of his the priests of, i, 348; and Helena,
prayer of, 698 ; brought again hostility, to Joseph, rift, 1I ; warns 348; succeeded by Menander,
before the governor, 699; con- his children against envy, th 348; dispersion of the sect of,
demned to death, 699, and killed, _2; his death and burial, I2; and iv, 578.
7oo; homily on, 714 seq. Levi, types of persecutors of Simon Magus, accordzng to the Ctem-
Sharbil, Acts of, viii, 676 seq.; chief Christ, iii, I65. entina, mistakes about, via,
undruler ofallthe priests, is ad- Simeon, and Jesus, i, 441; his song 232; doctrines of, 232; history
dressed by Bishop Barsamya, interpreted, vi, 387, 388; a type I of, 98; once a disciple of the
who preaches Christ to him, 677 ; of ancient Israel, 39I ; apostrophe _ Baptist, 99, 233; and Dositheus,
is converted and baptized, 677; to, 393; and Anna, an oration l the contest between, for pre-
brought before Lysanias, is tor- concerning, vi, 383 seq. ; his tes- ] cedence, xoo, 233; statement ot
tured, 678 seq.; last prayer of, timony to Jesus in Hades, viii, | Nicetas respecting, and counsel
684; death and burial, 684. 448 seq. I to, 234; proceedings of, 234
Shedd referred to, ii, 344; iv, 382; v, Simeon, the two sons of, raised by I seq. ; statement of Aquila re-
Jesus, viii, 448 ; relate the descent speoting, 98, 233 seq.; how peter
Shee_3°and shepherd, i, 6, 80, 84, of Jesus into Hades and his was sent to meet, 96; how he
doings there, viii, 435, 448. challenged Peter, 96, Io6, _.5;a
xlo, I:w, I4 o, x47; ii, 37, 53, 54. Similitudes, ii, 3x-55; in instruction, postponement of his discusslo
Sheol, v, I74. with Peter, 82, 83; the destgn
Sherwood referred to, ii, 34. use of, z8x.
6hepherd of Hermas referred to, viii, Simmias of Rhodes referred to, ii, and object of, exposed by Peter,
39 o. 555- 239; a formidable opponent, 98;
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_ickedness of, 98, 131, 233;
profession of, 99; deception of,
99, z33; thought to be God, 99;
secret of his magic, Ioo; reason
of his power, 268; professes to
be God, ioo, lol, 234; professes
to have made a boyof air, IOl,
234; knavish tricks of, 233; denies
the immortality of the soul, 234;
hopelessness of the case of,
xoI ; discussion with Peter be-
gins, 1o2-IO7; his subtlety, Io7;
his creed, Io7; argues for poly-
theism, Io8; hiscavilS, IlO, 125;
his view of the supreme light,
1Io; his presumption, ii1; how
he learned more from the law
what the law was able to teach,
xI I ; his blasphemy, z I t; how
he learned from the law what
the law does not teach, I12;
objections turned against him-
self, 112, 249; his inconsistency,
I13; his god unjust, 113; ad-
joornment of Peter's discussion
with, 116, 317; Peter's discus-
sion with, resumed, II 7, 3t8;
accuses Peter of using magic
and of teaching doctrines dif-
ferent from those by Christ,
318; asserts that Jesus is not
consistent with himself, 319;
asserts that the framer of the
world is not the highest God,
324; asserts an unrevealed God,
325 ; his ignorance and afro-
gance, II8; his subterfuges, I25;
his rage, I26, 327; his vanity,
I26; attempts to create a dis-
turbance, 127; confesses his
ignorance, 326; the opinions of,
expounded and refuted by Peter,
327,. 328; retires from the dis-
cusslon, I27, 249, 329, 33o, 338;
resisted Peter, as the Egyptian
magicians dtd Moses, I29; a
deserter from the camp of, x3o;
sets out for Rome, I31; is fol-
lowed by Peter, I3o, 249; doings
of, at Tyre, 252; sets out for
Sldon, 252; attacks Peter at
Sidon and is driven away, 26o;
departs from Tripolis to Syria,
27t; comes from Antioch to dis-
cuss with Peter the unity of
God, 312; appeals to the Old
Testament to prove that there
axe many gods, 313; tries to
show that the Scriptures con-
tradict themselves, 314; strange
transformation wrought by, 2o6,
343, 344; strives to excite the
people at Antioch against Peter,
2o6, 345; stratagem used against,
by Peter and Cornelius, 206; his
design in bringing about the
transformation of Faustinianas,
206, 207 (Fanstus, 344) ; coma-
terplot of Peter against, 2o7-2o9,
345;isdefeated, 209;flightof,343.
Simon;des referred to, ii, 97, xIo, 254,
413, 483; answer of, on the
nature of the gods, iv, I8o.
FATHERS: INDEX OF
Simony forbidden, vii, 5ol.
Simple and compound, viii, 168.
Simplicity, ii, 15, I6, 49, 53; of heart
recommended, viii, 22; the first
defence of Christian truth, ili, 5o5.
Sin, God not the author of, refutation
of the Maxciomtes, i, 5oz; due,
not to fate, but to free-will, ii,
69; voluntary and involuntary,
361 ; power to repent of, 36I ;
not to be predicated of the divine
nature, 363; despisers of God's
calling, commit, i95; is irra.
tiona], 235 ; in will, as great as
in deed, ;it, 659; works its own
punishment, iv, 295; cause of
suffering, viii, i37 , 143 ; the pun-
ishment of, 178 ; the cause of
evil, 179, 334 ; the cause of death
and pain, 336; original, Christian
doctrine of, iv, 631 ; men con-
cewed in, vht, I84; condition of
forgiveness, v, 453; forgiven
on repentance, in, 659; after
repentance, preferring Satan to
God, 66o; after baptism to be
feared, 662; why possible, vi,
365; but may be pardoned, iii,
663; law of, in man, vi, 372.
Singing at burials, vii, 464 .
Sinister deities, presiding over the
left, vi, 477.
Sinners, i, I49; the creatures often
take vengeance on, viii, I49.
Sins, confessed, l, i9, 149; forgiven
through the blood of Christ, 2oo,
545; of former tunes, recorded
in Scripture for a warning, 498;
of the nauous, iii, 356; of igno-
rance, viii, 337.
Six, number, l, 3o_-.
Sixth day, the, of Creation, ii, Iol ;
of the week, or Parasceve, how
observed, vfi, 341; sense, the,
vii1, III.
Sixtas, bishop of Rome, i, 416, 569 •
Sixtus, epistle of Dionysius of Alex-
andria to, v;, Io2.
Sixtus IL, epistle of Dionysius of
Alexandria to, vi, io 3.
Slanderer, how to be treated, ii, 58o.
Slaves, duty of, and how to be treated,
i, 94, 95, 99; purchased to save
souls, vii, 424; their condition
ameliorated by the church, 425;
to be given rest from labor on
holy days, 495; may be ordained
by consent of their masters, 5o5 •
Sleep, ii, I57; Christian use of, 257;
what produces, vi, 436; a natural
fanctmn, iii, 22I; philosophical
theories of, unfounded, 22I; an
image of death and resurrection
223; on curtailment of, viii, 97.
Sloth, ii,
Slumber, 77life anything but, vi, 436.
Sminthian mtce, Apollo the destroyer
of, vi, 473.
Smith, T, referred to, i, 47, 67, I_7.
Smith, W., referred to, 172, 279, 48I;
iii, 8, 64, 284; iv, 26, 473, 505,
593; v, 2oz; vi, 415; viii, 37 I,
4o6, 424, 467.
SUBJECTS. 203
Smyrnaeaus, epistle of Ignatius to, l,
86--92; wherein he states incl.
dents in the history of Christ,
87; gives views of early heretics,
88; and enjoins snhmi_on to
their bishop, 89, 90.
Snakes, why made by God, vil, 199.
Sobelus, i, x20.
Sobriety and modesty vailed for by
true religion, viii, ISZ.
Socrates, i, 43, 164, 178, 19o; il, 66;
disciple of Archelaas_ v, 17;
represented by Plato, I7; corn-
pared with Christ, i, 191; on
future rewards, ii, 436, 442;
reason of his sacrifice to Ae_
culapias, iii, 51 ; wise in denying
heathen gods, II2, 119; his
death not an example of true
philosophy, 18I; denies human
knowiedge, vli, 237; hiswisdom,
9I; his inconsistency, 9h ¢36;
condemnation of, spoken of as
the Trojan war, vi, 504; not
made infamous by his condemna-
tion, 424; Plato, the disciple of
437; quoted, iv, I79.
Sodom, i, 8; destruction of, iii, 48;
apples of, 48; poem on the
destruction of, xv, I29, I66.
Sodoma quoted, i, 505.
Sodomites, sin and punishment of,
ii, 282.
Soldiers of Christ, counsel to, iv,
z13 ; the, who guard the tomb of
Jesus, testify to his ream'feet;on,
but are bribed to lle, viii, 43&
444.
Solecisms and barbarisms objected to
Christianity, vi, 43o.
Solon indebted to Moses, l, 278;
quoted, ii, 3o4, 473, 482, 514 •
Solomon, i, 6% 120; worshipped
idols, 212; an example of those
who have fallen, ii, 244; his fall,
an admonition, viii, 64.
Son, meaning of the term, i, 524;
a derivation from or portion of
the whole, iii, 6o4; of God, the,
viii, I83; not made man in up-
pearsnce only, i, 447; everywhere
set forth in the Old Testament,
473; is the beginning, viii, 43;
eternal, iii, 629; one with the
Father, vii, 365; reveals the
Father, i, 468; and is revealed
by the Father, 468; receives the
titles of Deity, iii, 613; to be
reckoned as in the Father,
though not named, 613; of God
and of man, 619; is in great
power and might, ii, 35; older
than all his creatures, 47; is the
gate to the kingdom of God, 48;
will deliver the kingdom to God,
the Father, iii, 6oo; forsaken on
the cross, 626, 627; supports
the whole world, ii, 48; ministers
and apostles of, 49; the sesl of
the, 49,
524; order of his
Lord of 5_3;,is the Saviour and
government, 525; not author of
evil, 526; friends of the, viii,
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183; the second advent of the
Sou of Man, viii, _84.
Song, the new, symbolizes the conies-
sion of the faith, vii, 35 o.
Sons, of the devil, i, 515 .
Sonship of Christ, v, 229.
Sophia, the aeon, so called, i, 317;
iii, 507; her pession, i, 317; iii,
5o8; her shapeless offpfing" i,
317; iii, 5O8; restoredby Horos,
i, 3t8; iii, 5o8, 5o9; another
_ame of Achamoth, i, 31o; could
have produced nothing apart
from her consort, 371; exposure
of the absurdity of the whole
Valentinian theory respecting,383
seq.
Sophists, foolishness of, ii, 3o4, 3o8;
pretentious show of the, vi, 43o.
Sophocles, on unity of God, i, 29o; on
future judgment, 29I; quoted, i,
28o, 29 o, 291; ii, iio, i31 , I92 ,
197, 244, 284, 41o, 447, 45 o, 47 o,
472, 473; also his u
A)ax, ii, 362, 482.
Aleades, ii, 482.
Antigone, ii, 482, 484.
Eriphyle, ii,482,
Hipponos, ii, 482.
Minos, ii, 482.
Oedipus, ii, 97-
Peleus, ii, 484.
Philoctetes, i, 293.
Sophonlas, his questions, and Peter's
replies to, viii, 338, 339.
Sorcery, charged upon Christ, iv, 399.
Sorrow, ii, 49.
Soter, i, 393; bishop of Rome, 416,
569 ,
Sotio, i, 59.
Soul, the, of itself cannot see God, i,
196; not immortal in its own ha-
tare, I97; these things unknown
to Plato and other philosophers,
198; how apprehended, vi, 54,
_7; existence and nature of, 55;
immortal, 55; viii, I24; immortal-
ity of, taught by philosophers,
vii, zo5; proofs of, 2o6, 253 ; and
from the success of the wicked in
this life, vih, 124; and because
partaking of the divine nature, iv,
381 ; Clement'sperplexities about,
viii, 223, 224; the belief of, neces-
sary to correct views of God, 231 ;
denied by Simon Magus, 234; as-
serted by Peter, 286; the con-
scions witness to God, fii, I76.
I79, to Christian truth, 178, and
against heathen living, i79; its
nature and functions, 532; its na-
tare revealed in Holy Scripture,
t84; birth of, 184; corporeal,
184, 557, 57o, 587; not properly
incorporeal, vi, 377; this shown
by the parable of the rich man
and Lazarus, 187; philosophical
objectaons refuted, 187; revealed Souls, absurdity of the doctrine of the Stuns, Simon Magus so-called, rift,
to a Montanist sister, 188; has
free choice, viii, 45; not origi-
hated from matter, iii, 19I ; how
revealed to the mind, 191; dis-
tinguished from the mind, vii,
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
298; Its supremacy over mind, iii, 440; of the righteous and the
I92; undivided, with various func- wicked how they go out of the
tions, 193; its office, vii, x6z; its body, viii, 576.
affections, 298 ; the seat of, as Sound mind, a, in a sound body, vai,
held by philosophers, 297; a bet- 129.
ter temple than any edifice, ii, ISouthey referred to, ii, 61.
53o; its vitality in the heart, iii,_ Sower, parable of the, an illustration
194; rational, vi, 56, 57; rational of free-will, iv, 314 .
in nature, irrational onlyinsin, iii, Spain, vi, 417; Hercules buried in,
194; thegift of God,vii, 298; the 4zz; epistle of Cyprian to the
true man, 43; has perception people in, v, 369.
through the intellect and senses, Sparrows made of clay by the child
iii, I98; implies knowledge (in- Jesus, viii, 378, 414.
street) as well as vitality, 199, Sparta and Lacedaemon, Castor and
i11nstrated, 2oo; one in nature, Pollux buried m, vi, 485.
hut subject to various develop- Spartanus, Mars identified with, vi,
ment and changes, zol ; defined, 484.
2o2; heretical theories of its ori- Speaking, filthy, on, h, 25o.
gin derived from Plato, zo3; his Spear, a, worshipped by the Romans
theory of self-existence incousist- for Mars, vi, 51o.
ent, 2o4; existence of the soul Spectacles, public, ii, 289; Tertullian
before birth shown from physi- on, ni, 79-6I.
ology, 206, from Holy Scripture, Speech, subordinate to action, ii, 31o.
zo7; of one formation with the Spencer referred to, iv, 418.
body, 2o8, 217; theories of trans- Spermatic word, i, 193.
migration refuted, 2o9-15; grows Speusippus quoted, ih 35 I.
with growth of body, 218; cor- Sphinx, a, m a heathen temple, re-
ruptedby sm, zI9, and the source bukes the unbelief of men in
of sin to the body, but not totaUy relation to Jesus, viii, 52o; the
depraved, 220; regenerated by testimony of, to Jesus, 52o.
water and the Holy Spirit, 221; Spies, in the enemy's camp, vih,
wholly separated from the body 236.
by des_h, 23o, not unconscious in Spirit, definition of, il, 584; in the
Hades, 235; extinction of the, sense of breath (or life) ldenfi-
held by Lucian, 547; and body, cal with soul, iii, i9o; but more
views of hereucs relating to the probably the spirit of God or of
future destruction of, refuted, evil, coming upon the soul, not
i, 4o2; )udgment of, and body, ii, born with it, I91 ; the Holy, 1,
158; Tertullian on the soul, iii, 164, I67, I77, 243; giftsof, 533;
18I seq., and on the testimony necessity of a umon with, ii, 7i ;
of the, 175 seq. ; Melito, on prophetic, 28; of divinity how
body and, vii1, 756. manifest, 28; not to be grieved,
Soul of man, the image of Christ, vi, 26; to be tried by his works,
329; origin of, undetermined, iv, 27.
240; formed without the body, Spirits, i_, 49; two kinds, 24, 17, 7o;
264; theories on the final con- in man, viii, 9; of error, 9; m
dition of, 173-375; (an,ma) in prison, preached to, ii, 49o.
all beings, 286; distinct from Spiritual, absurdity of heretics, claim-
spirit, iii, 463, 474; iv, 187; ing to be, while they declare the
separated from the spirit by sin, Demiurge to be animal, i, 4o3;
296; God's care of, 313; philo- men, 5o6, 533; enter the Pie-
sophical speculations on, 337; not roma, 325, 326.
tripartite, 337; whether mterme- Spiritus, used of the Divine Nat_e
diate between flesh and spirit, ] of Christ, ih, 63o.
338; subject to temptations of Spoiling the Egyptians, the act ex-
the flesh, 340; not of different [ ammed and vindicated, i, 5oz.
natures, 340 ; souls of angels, Spurious epistles of Ignatius, i, 107-
z87; soul of Christ, intermediate[ 126; introductory note to, Io5,
between God and flesh, 282; [ lO6; pieces, v, 242.
soul of God, anthropomorphic ] Stachys, viii, 497 ; receives Philip to
term, 289; the an,mal, does not _ his house, appointed bishop of
partake of the divine nature, vi, _ Ophioryma, 5o3, 5Io.
444; philosophical theories of its! Stage, gods brought on, vi, 487,
immortality uncertain and contra- 488.
dictory, 446; made immortal Standards, the Roman, miraculously
only by God's gift, 447, 454, bow down to Jesus, viii, 44o.
457. Stanley referred to, iv, 418; vi, v, vi.
transmigration of, i, 4o9; exist- 96, 99, too, 233.
ence of, after death, 41o; immor- Star in the east, the, iv, 422; seen st
tal, althongh they had a beginning, the birth of Christ, viii, 375. _
4ii; ii, 58o; borne aloft, i, 572; ii, Stars, astronomical theories of, inita_
58o; said to pass into carte, vi, ence on life, v, 43; worshippca
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s._gods, vii, 47, 231; ordered by Submi_on, viii, _92; to Christ, i, 9o sSusidae,eustoms of the, viii, lS&
God, 48; the motions of, viii,
171; what they are, 49-
Stasins quoted, ii, 484.
States, genii of, vi, 42o.
Station, li, 33-
Stationary days, vii, 445; fasts of, ii, Successus, Cyprian to, v, 4o8.
vi44; _, 1o 3, xo9; observance of Successus of Abbir Germaniciana, on
, 275.
Statius Quadratus,
Stations, proconsul, i, 43-
iv, IO3, lO8.
Statues of the Greeks ridiculed, ii,
79-
Staaros alad Horns, i, 318, 319 .
Stellar influence, futility of the theory
of, v, 34.
Stentors, vi, 462.
Stephanus, epistle of Cyprian to, v,
367, 378 , 418
Stephen, i, 69, lO 7, 113; bishop of
Rome, position in regard to heret-
ical baptism, v, 376-379; breaks
the unity of the church, 396;
epistle of Dionysius of Alexandria
to, vi, iox ; deacon and martyr,
feast of, to be honored, vii, 442.
Steps,the fifteen, of the temple, viii,
385-•
Sterope, loved by Apollo, vi, 485.
Steslchorus, the story of, i, 348-
Stoic theory, of a future life, iv, 552,
of the world, vi, 455; that souls
survived death for a little, 455;
dilemma quoted, iv, 616.
Stoics, i, I69, 19o, I9I; probable view
of the, concerning the soul, ili,
I84; theory of fate, v, 2o; of soul
and body, 20; their physical in-
terpretation of mythology, vii, 24;
called the elements gods, 24, 29;
make all the world to be God
I96; take away human affections
237; errors respecting God and
nature, 196; their further views
of God, I97, 261.
Stone, the, cut out without hands, i,
453; the Arabians worshipped an
unhewn, vi, 5io; a, sent from
Phrygia us the great mother, 538.
Stones, ii, I4, 44, 46, 50; after the
deluge men sprung from, 49I;
anointed with oil, and wor-
shipped, 423 .
Strangers, the church's care for, v,
314; to be received in church
with honor, vii, 422.
Stratocles, brother of Aegeates, viii,
Strife,
516"
its effects, i, 5, 6, 17.
Stromata, the, ofand
dria, object Clement of Alexan-
character of, ii, 563; inverse
168, 342, 347, 480; meaning of
the term, 408; why written, 299; Susanna, an argument for the veiling "Tabernacle in the Sun," meaning of,
objections to the many extracts,
answered, 303 .
Study, necessary for teaehers, viii, 48;
diligence in, recommended, I22,
I52.
Stygian Jufater, i.e., Pluto, vi, 46o.
Styx, a river in the infernal regions,
Sttb-deacons,
vi, 439, 5°o.
vii, 4oo; ordination of,
492.
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to one another, i5; of authors c wan, jupiter changed into a, vi_483"
sedition, II. 5o6.
Substance, howdistinetfrom qualities Swearing, i, 168.
iv, 379- Swift referred to, iii, _39.
Suburbicarian Sees, v, i59. Swine, not allowed as food to Israel,
i, 143; casting pearls before, viii.
I 17
baptism, v, 567 . Sv_ord, not peace, but a, viii, 153, 288.
Suetonviii, referred
484. to, i, 163; ili, i35 ; •Syllables,
y burg referred to, i,
absurdity of 29.
arguments de-
Sufferings, objection to, answered, ii, rived from, i, 393.
423; of Christ, i, 76; of men, 6, Symbolism of the letters, i, "337-34I.
39, 129; why desared by the an- Symbols, of the cross, i, I8I; of the
cients, viih 44; sin the cause of four evangelists, 428; Pythago-
I37, I43; salutary, i37; different rean, in philosophic proverbs, ii,
effects of, upon heathens and 45o; Egyytian, 454; of philo-
Chrmtians, I59 sophical language, 455; of the
Suggestions of the old serpent, viii, Mosaic law. 456; reasons for,
147-149. 457; apostolic opinion of, 459;
Sulcer referred to, vih, I6. Jewish, do not sanction image
Suicide, taught by Pythagoreans and _ worship, 453, 477.
Stoics, vii, 89. _ymeon, the son of Clopes, bishop of
Suidas referred to, iii, I36. Jerusalem, is martyred under
Sulla, the proscription of, spoken of Trajan, viii, 764
as the battle of Cannae, vi, 5o4. Symmachus quoted, v, 164.
Summanus, i e., Pluto, vi, 476, 5o3 . Symphorosa, St., and her seven sons,
Sumptuary laws, not observed m time passion of, vi, f38-I39 .
of Arnobius, vi, 46o. Synagogue, worship of, provided for
Sun, the, all things vavified by the villages, a preparation for Chris-
heat of, vi, 413; said to be only tian worship, vii, 53 I.
a foot in breadth, 457 ; identified Synaxts, term applied to the Holy
with Bacchus and Apollo, 473, Communion, v, 257' 259..; sue-
and with Attis, 505; five gods ceeds the synagogue, vat, 532,
said to be, 48o; represented with 544
rays of light, 51 I; father of Synchronisms of the htminaries, viii,
Phaethon, 5o5; worship of, re- 734.
totted on the heathen, iii, I23; Synemactae, ii, 58.
and moon, the, bear testimony Synod, a primitive, under Dionysius,
against the sins of men, viii, 575; vi, 82; African, decree of, on
moon and stars, motions of, 177; giving peace to the lapsed, v,
ministers of good and evil, 177. 336.
Sunday, 1, I86; its observance not Syracuse, Paul at, viii, 477.
worship of the sun, iii, I23; ser- _Syria, plagued with locusts because
vice appointed by the apostles, of the Christians, vi, 417.
viii, 668. [ Syriac, Calendar, viii, 666; docu-
Sunsetting, the time when the angels ] ments, introductory notice to, viii,
I give in to God their report of the [ 647 seq., 721 ; language, viii,
I conduct of men, viii, 575- 742; its importance, 742, 743;
Supererogatlon, ii, 34, 52. version of the Ignatian epistles,
Superstition, not reasonable, vii, 157; i, 99-1o4; introductory note to,
origin of, ii, 528; of the Jews, 97.
i, 26. Syro-Phoeniciun woman, the story of,
Supper, the, of the gods, vtii, 202, amplified, viii. 232.
2o 3. Systems, various, of the heretics, i_
Supreme Jupiter, the, in opposition to 332-333 .
the Stygian, va, 46o.
Sura,
Sursumconsul, i, 13I.
Corda, vii, 535, 543, 555, i Tabernacle, and its furniture, tyro.
486; the Holy
and Communion,
response in ! bolic
type meaning of, ii. 45an2_the,
of the church of
Cyprian's time, v, 455, 559. heaven, vi, 328.
of women, iii, 95 ; conduct of, viii, 49.
viii, 64; story of, warning againstTabernacles, Feast of, spiritually in_
false judgment, vii, 417; book terpreted, v_?344,MT; type m
of, interpreted, v, 191-194; his- the resurrection, 3o_.
tory of, question of Africanas, iv, Tacitns referred to, lii, 65.
385 ;Ortgen's answer, 386; phy Tactics, the, of Pe_r against Simon
of Hebrew and Greek words in, ] Magus, viii, 230.
388; why 388;
of Daniel, not in the objections
other Hebrew ]Tages, thewife,
ITalkative Etruscan,
ii, x1.vi, 46o.
answered, 39O. [Talmud, the, referred to, i, 63.
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Tanaquil and the_'/ couserentes, vi, Telmessians, inventions of,ii, 65; ^ all heresies, 649 seq.; on repent.
496. Telmessus, city in Asia Minor, w, 5o_; ance, 657 seq.; on baptism, 669
Targum, the, v, I97 , 798; referred to, the prophet buried under Apollo's seq.; on prayer, 681 seq.; ad
viii, I7, xS, 23, 29, 3 I, 36. altar, 508, 509 . marOtras , 693 seq.; of patteuce,
Tarpeian rock, the, taken by Titus Temeluch, the merciless angel viii, 7o7 seq. ; on the pallium, iv, 5
Tatius, vi,477. 577. , . seq.; on the apparel of women,
Tarsians, spurious epistle of Ignatius Temperance in living, n, 257; m I4 seq. ; on the veiling of the
to, wherein he speaks of his I conversation, _5 z. virgins, z 7 seq. ; to his wife, 39
sufferings, thetruedoctrinecon-]Temple,Jewish view of the,i, 147; seq. ; on exhortation to chastity,
cerningChristasagainstprevail- [ antiquityof_the, ii,7t7; ..the 5° seq.;on monogamy, 59 seq.;
ingerrors, and exhortstodutles, true,i,147;furmtuxc, symOonsm on modesty,74 seq.; on fasting,
i,Io7-Io9. of,ii, 585; to be destroyed, vfii, xo2 seq.; De f_ga in _ersecu-
Tartarus, Satancastinto, viii,457- [ 94. . . .. ttone,II6 seq.; referredto,i,
Tartarus, scriptural use of the word, 1Temples,inwhat sense noiy,11, 53o; x2,x4I; viii, 3,5,37.
v, I53, 161, I75; the darkness[ heathen, useless, VLi,4X; tombs, Tertullianists. v, I23.
of, has no horrors to the immor- [ ii, 184; in many cases so, vi, 508, Testaments, given to Moses and to us,
tax, vi, 445; visited by Liber,[ 509; destroyedwiththetrlmages, i, 84, x46; the new, promisedaud
5oo; a description of the pun- and plundered, 516; built to given, I99; the Old and New,
ishments endured in, given by a cats, beetles and heifers, 42o vii, 122; God the author of both,
young woman who had been (note); built that men m_ght i, 5o5 .
raised from the dead, viu, 547, come near and invoke the gods, Testaments, the, of the Twelve Path-
548; by Esdras, 572; by Paul, 5o8; not raised by the Christians, archs, introductory notice to, vtih
578, 579- 507 . ' 3-8; time of composition, 3, 5;
Tatmn, the Assyrian, ii, 6x, 8x; equiv- Temptation, how affecting soul and character of, 3, 4, 5 ; object of,
ocai character of, 62; embraces body, iv, 338. 5; author of, 3, 5; his religious
Christmnity at Rome, 63; con- Temptation of Christ, i, 549. stand-point, 5,6; language of, 5;
version of, 7Z; visits Rome, 79; Ten, the number, ii, 5xl. quoted by Tertullian, 5, and
is disgusted with the multiplicity Ten Commamdments, the, and the Origen, 5; manuscripts of, 6, 7;
of the statues, 79; his address ten plagues of Egypt, viu, I28. editions of, 7; versions, 7; litera-
to the Greeks, 65-8I ; introduc- Ten pairs, the, viii, i3 o. tare on, 8; contents of, 9-37.
tory note to, 6x-63; other writ- Tenax of Horrea Caeliae, on baptism, Testimony of the Lord, effect of, viii,
lugs of, 6I; fragments of, 82, v, 57 I. 59-
83; a disciple of Justin Martyr, Ter Sanctus, the, vii, 535, 544, 557, Tetrad, the first, i. 3x6; of Marcus
his views, i, 353; ill, 654 ; v, 564; preface to, 564; in the revealsAletheia, 337.
I22, I46; refuted, viii, 48, in Eucharist, 488. Tetragrammaton, meaning of, ii, 585.
his clenial of the salvatmn of Terence referred to, ii, 66; vii, 54. Thaddeus, St., apostle, called Addai
Adam, i, 457; errors of, on mar- 89; also h_s-- in Syrmc, wi, 57o; visits Abgar,
riage, u, 396, 4o6-4o7; Arche- Adelphi, vii, 96. his ministry in Edessa, viii, 558,
laus on, 82; is quoted by Andr. vib I44. 65i , 652; lodges with Tobias,
Clement of Alexandria, 82, Eunuch, vi, 54 L 652; heals Abgar, 653; goes to
396, 4o6-4o7, Irenaeus, 82, Phorm, vii, 196, 222. the city of Amis, and preaches
Jerome, 8_, 83, Origen, 8o; Terminus, vii, 34- Christ there, 558; his miracles,
quotes Justin, b 3oo; is referred Tertulhan, birth and education of, 559; proceeds to Berytas, where
to, viii, 13. fii, 3, 5; a Catholic theologian, he dies, 559; Acts of, 357, 558
Taurus, type of those born under, v, 4; his subsequent heresy, 4, 8, seq.
33 239; Jerome's account of him, Thales, philosopher and astronomer,
Tavms, i, 9z. 5; Kaye's remark on, _5, _27°, v, I1; his vlews as to God, i, z74;
Taylor, Jer., referred to, ii, I2, 345; 629; his rhetoric, iv, itm; his vii, x4, concerning the gods, u,
iii, 678; v, 353; iv, 766; vi, writings, 6, 7, Io; arrangement] I4o; attributed all things to water,
322, 347. of the writings of 4, 5, 6, by vi, 437; anecdote of, ill, t33.
Teachers, il, I4, 49, 51 ; how to be Neander and Kaye, I I ; lost [ Thamar, her labor, typical, i, 496
received, vii, 380; ought always works of, x2 seq.; spuriousworks/Thamyfis, provoked bythe conductor
to study, 48; faise, b H, 52, 53, of, I4, I5; hterature on, 8, 27o; I Thecla, his betrothed, viii, 4a7,
56, 89, xI1; fate of such, 56; apologist, vii, t36, 14o; wrote an / 488; brings panl before the gov-
poets unfit; 273; of St. Clement apology, iii, x7 seq. ; chrono-[ ernor, 488.
ii, 3oI-3o2. logical history m the time of, 57; [ Thanks, ever due to God, ii, 73.
Teaching of the xii apostles, see treatise on idolatry by, 6t seq.; Thanksgiving, the, vib 536 (Eucha:
Twelve apostles, on shows, 79 seq. ; on the chap- fist), 379; prayer of, 56o; at ana
Teaching, right motives in, h, 30o; of let, 93 seq.; address to Scapula, after the Eucharist, and at anoint-
Christ, l, 164, 167, 168; viii, z47; io 5 seq.; treatise, entitled ad ing, 47 o, 471-475; in baptism,
opposed to the opinions of Nationes, Io9 seq.; an answer to 476, 477.
heretics, i, 408; advice about the Jews, I5x seq.; the Sou,'s Tharses, see Beryl.
viii, 58; presbyters, a distinct Temmony, I75 seq.; on the Thaumatargus, surname of Gregory,
class, v, 3oi; of Addaeus, viii, Soul, 18I seq. ; the prescription vi, 5, 6.
657 seq.; of the apostles, 667 against heretics, 243 seq. ; against Theano, "fi,417, 447, 44z.
seq.; of Simon Cephas in Rome Marcion, _71 seq.; against Her- Thearidas referred to, ii, 474,
raogenes, 477 seq. ; against the Theatres, their idolatry, iii, 84; v, 576;
Teitan, 673"i, 559- Valentinians, 5o3 seq.; on the licentiousness, iii, 86; v, 277,
Telesphorus, bishop of Rome, i, 416, Flesh of Christ, 52x seq.; on 576; evil customs, fi, 89; acting
569. the Resurrection of the Ftesh, 545 in, not allowed to Christians, v,
Tellene, perplexities, proverbial seq.; against Praxeas, 597 seq.; 356; crnelty, 577; folly, 578;
phrase, vi, 5oo. Scorpiace, or antidote for the corrupting, vii, I87; the gods _"
Tetlus, mother of the Muses, vi, 473. scorpion'S sting, 633 seq. ; against posed to insult and mockery m
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the, vi, 487, 488; and shows to cus, an _dolator and scorner of story of, in relation to the young
be shunned,vii, 424. Christians, 89-121; and givesan man who killed themaiden,._#6
Theban Hercules, the, vi, 422, 483. account of his own conversion, seq,; raises the maiden to life,
Thebulis, displeased for not being 93; is mentioned by Eusebias who relates whatshe saw in the
made bishop of Rome, viii, 764; andUsher, 87. unseen world, 547 seq.; his
connects himself wRh the heretacs, ,Theophorns, name of Ignataus, i, 46, preaching, miracles, and succ¢_
764. 48, 59, 66, 73, 79, 86, 93, 99, 548; ruler and guide of the
l'hecla, hears Paul preaching, and is ioi, io3, io7, IiO, Ii3, 116, I2o, church in India, 667; maxtyr-
so entranced by him that she 122, 128, 129, 13I. dom of, by order of King Mis-
hearkens not to mother nor lover, Theopompus quoted, ii, 484, 485. dens, 55° seq.; a bone of, heals
viii, 487, 488; ex_l counsels of Theos, wrong derivation of the word, a demoniac son of Misdeas, 552;
Damns and Ermogenes against, ill, 132. witnesses the assumption of Mary,
488; vmits Paul in prison, 488; Theotokos, apphed to the Blessed and receives her girdle, 594.
condemned to be burned, but is Virgin, v, 242, 259. Thoth, vii, 15.
nuraculously delivered, 489; goes Thesmophoria, origin of the, vi, 498. Thorn, no rose without its, viii, 174.
with Paul to Antaoch, 489; vile Thespla, Phryne a native of, vi, 511. Thought, generation of, in man, anal-
conductof Alexanderthe Syri-Thespians, the,worshippeda branch ogous wRh the Loges in Deity,
arch towards, 49°; condemned to for Juno, vi, 5lo. hi, 6oi.
be thrown to wild beasts, she Thessaly, home of the Myrmidons, Thoughts, impure, i, txx, 149; silent,
receives the sympathy of Try- vl, 485. 55; filthy and proud, ii, 9.
phaena, 49o; thrown to the wild Thestias quoted, ii, 97. Thrace, Mars born in, vi, 484.
beasts, but they have no power to Thestms' fifty daughters and Hercules Thracian, the, bard, i.e., Orpheus, vi,
hurt her, 490; bound between vi, 485. 497; soothsayer, son of Calliope,
two fierce bulls, but remains un- Thetis, viii, 197; loved Peleus, vi 499.
hurt, 49o; is set at liberty, 491; 485; and Peleus, Prometheus Thsasimene lake, Roman defeat at
goes to Myra seeking Paul, 491 ; Achilles, and Potyxena, viii, 265, the, vi, 477.
vimts her mother at Icomum, Theutts, the Egyptian, founder of Thrasymachusquoted, ii, 484_
491; takes up her abode in a l astrology, vl, 46o. Throne, the, mismade by Joseph,
cave, where she performs many iTinbantaas, epistle of Cyprian to, v, rectified by the child Jesus, viii,
cures, 491; plot laid for her by l 347. 413.
certain young men, from which Thieves, Laverna the goddess of, vi, Thucydides referred to, i, I68; ii,
she is miraculously delivered, 49I. I 482, 485; iv, 647.
492; periods into which her llfe Things, unknown to Plato and others, Thunder, evil portended by, how
is divided, and age, 492. i, I98; external, contempt of, ii, averted, vg 489, 490.
Thegn, name of an angel, fi, 18. 412; corruptible and temporary Thunderer, the, i.e., Jupiter, vi, 516.
Thelesls, i, 333. made by the incorruptible and Thundering legion,i, 187; _ 772.
Themis, the oracle of, vi, 491. eternal, VlU,122. Thycsttan feasts, it, 14 .
Thenuson, Montanist leader, vii, 337. Thirlby referred to, i, 163, I72, 178, Thyle, remotest, vi, 5o_.
Theocritus quoted, ii, I99. 18i, 184. Thysbe, viii, 199.
Theodectes quoted, ii, 483. Thomas, i, 87, I53; canon of, vii, Tiber, Aesculapius brought to the
Theodoret referred to, rift, 37- 492; address of, vm, 93; acts of, island in the, vi, 536.
Theodorus of Cyrene, vi, 421, 486. viii, 535 seq. ; consummation of, Tiberius Atmius, vh, _2.
Theodotion and Aquila, their interpre- 55o seq.; India falls to the lot Tiberius, on Christ, lib 22, 57 ; Pilate's
ration of Isa. vu, 14, refuted, i, of, 535 ; refuses to go, and is sold letter to, viii, 459 ; report of Pi.
45 I. by hm Master as a carpenter for late to, respecting Jesus, 46o,
Theodotus, i, 7I; heretic, v, II4, Gundaphoros, an Indian king, 462; summons Pilate to Rome,
147; another of the name, 115. 535; subuntsto his muster'swill and censures him for putting Jesus
Theodotas, the Byzantine, heresy of, 535 ; reaches Andrapolis, and is to death, 464; commands to seize
iii, 654. obhged to attend a royal mar- and punish the Jews, who pro-
Theodotus, Excerpts of, or Selections tinge feast, 535; struck by a wine- cured the death of Jesus, 464,
from the Prophetic Scriptures, pourer, 536; the song of, 656; letter of, to Abgar, 66_;
viii, 43-5o; introductory notice to, 536; taken by the king to the orders Pilate to be beheaded,
4I ; notes on verses from Psalm bridal chamber to pray for the 465 ; sends, according to another
xix, 49, 5°. married couple, 537; the Lord account, Volusianus to Ierusa-
Theogenes of Hippo Regins, on bap- converses with the bride and iem, to bring Jesus to head him,
tzsm, v, 567 . bridegroom in the form of, 537; 466; having found that Pilate
Theognis quoted, ii, 413, 456, 482, the king is enraged with, 538; had put him to death, he orders
_ 483, 484, 556. undertakes to build a palace for Pilate to come to Rome, 466;
Faeognostus of Alexandria, catechist, King Gundaphoros, 339; ex- orders Pilate to be put to death,
• pends the money entrusted to 467; another account of the mir-
Th eogony,
vt, 155.Greek, exposed, i, ZTI. him for the palace on the poor sion of Velosianus, 474 tml"
Theonas of Alexandria, bishop, epistle and afflicted, 539; the king, find- Tibullas quoted, vi, 523.
to Lucianus, vi, I58. mg no palace built, throws hun Tillemont referred to, iii, 8.
Theo.phanies of the Old Dispensation, into prison, resolving to flay and Time of making the world, viii, 174.
n, 612; by the Son, not the burn him, 539; curious story Times, sigas of the last, v, 243-244 •
Father, 616. of his release from prison, 54o; Timocles quoted, ii, 11o, 41o.
Theophany, at the baptism of Christ baptizes King Gundaphoros, 541 ; ITimon quoted, ii, 314, 447.
v, 235 , 236; vi, 68-71. continues preaching, 541; the ]Timon of Anemurium, viii, 495-
Theophilus, bishop of Caesarea, viii, Lord appears to, 542; story of, ITimothy, i, 52, 6o, 69, 81 ; epistle to,
_ 748, 774. , in relation to the young man and I rejec3d by certain heretics, ii9
Theophilus, sixth founder
ii, 88; the blshop of
of Antioch
Biblical the dragon,
woman 542 scq.;
tormented by an aunclean
young Ting_gni, the, afflicted with droaghtl
chronology, 87 ; writes to Autoly- demon delivered by, 544 scq.; because of the Cha'isfi_n__vl, 4I7.
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Tischendod referred to, viii, 7-
Titan, vii, 26; number of the beast,
v, 215.
Titans, the, worshipped by the Moors,
vi, 422; Liber tornin pieces by,
424, 497.
Tithes, duty of, vii, 471 ; and first-
fruits, maintenance of priests
under the Law, ii, 366.
Tithonus, loved by Aurora, vi, 485.
Title, the, placed by Pilate over the
erossof Jesus, viii, 42o.
Titus, i, 81.
Titus, the emperor, i, 163; son of
Vespasian, at_eted with a griev-
ous disease, viii, 472; told by
Nathan of the power of Jesus to
heal diseases, and how Pilate had
crucified him, 472; believes in
Jesus, andis immediately healed,
and receives baptism, 473; sends
armies to punish the Jews for
pu_ng Jesus to death, 473 ; in-
flicts punishment on the Jews
and their rulers, 473, 474-
Titus and Dumachus, robbers, their
interview with Jesus and his
parents when going into Egypt,
rift, 4o9 .
Titus Tatius, the Capitoline taken by,
vi, 476, 477.
Tobias, example of, v, 48I, 5o3.
Tobit, book of, not acknowledged by
Jews, but used by the Churches,
iv, 39 I.
Tolus Vulcentanus, capitol named
from, vi, 5o9.
Torments, the, of the wicked, viii,
547, 572, 578 seq.
Tow smeared with pitch, viii, 185.
Tower, ii, 24, I5, 44, 45, 46, 48, 5o;
of Babel, rift, I4I.
Trades ministering to idolatry, ill,
67.
Traditional opinions, i, I63.
Traditions, iii, 95, Io4; of doctrine
from the apostles, ii, 3ol, 343;
nature of, 344; unwritten, 494;
of the church prior to that of
heresies, 554; of worship, 94-5,
io3; from our fathers, are they
to be followed? viii, 253.
Trajan, i, 129; condemns Ignatius,
129, i3o.
Trallians, epistle of Ignatius to, i, 66-
72; whereto he commends them,
and exhorts themto be subject to
their spiritual rulers, 67 ; warns
them against heretics, 68-7I ;
shows the reality of the history
given us of Christ, 7o, 7I.
Transfiguration of Christ, proof of
his Sonship to the Creator, fit,
383, 384.
Transformation, a strange, wrought
by344.Simon Magus, viii, 2o6, 343,
Translators of the liturgies, vii, 529.
Translation of Enoch and Ehjah, i,
53o.
T_tion of souls, the, vi, 44o;
the absurdity of the doctrine of,
i, 4o9; taught by Pythagoras, vii,
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
89, 236; anargument for the res- Truth, the, i, 166, to be appeal._ed to,
urrection of the body, fii, 53" and not c_tom, iv, 27; known
from the 198,
hd]_n, _ 572, repudiated
Transubstantiation, 595" by Ter- misrepresented,
prophets,184;i, power289;of
Treason to speak evil ofkings, vi,487, the, 7J_4; ii, 172; to befound in
Treasure hid in the field, i, 496. the Catholic Church, i, 416;
Trebia, Novensites worshipped at, vi, heretics deviate from, 347;
474- known not only to Paaul, but also
Trebian gods, i.e., the Novensiles, vi, to Luke, 437; hated in the
476. Christians, iii, 11i; divine, con-
Trebonius, cruelly put to death, vi, trusted with heathen fable, fi,
424 17I ; spiritual nature of, 464;
Tree, of knowledge, ii, io 4 ; of life attained through faith, as the gift
and death, iv, 209; of life, oil of God, 519; given to all, 520;
from the, viii, 89; wreathed with object of true philosophy, 558;
flowers in memory of Attis, vi, the object of search, fit, 247, to
492. be kept unchanged, 248; not
Trees, the similitude of, i, 3o, I44; in sought by heretics, 249 ; not ira-
summer, ii, 33; in winter, 32; pugned by heretical imitations,
parable of, interpreted, vi, 348. 6o3; doctrine of, vi, x5o-52;
TregeUes referred to, iii, 418. rewards of, 153; Hippolytus' de-
Trent, Council of, v, 162; frames the fence of, I53; preservation of,
Roman Catholic Church, making 16I ; knowledge of, vii, 9; com-
the Pope the "UniversalBishop," pared with eloquence, 69, 7o;
viii, 643; creed of, 643; catechism steps to, 259; the, being con-
of quoted, iii, 76. quered by, viii, 2o 9 ; error cannot
Triacontad, the, of the heretics,i,371, stand with, xo7; not the prop-
Triad, the, vii, 559, 567 • erty of aU, 123; self-evidence of,
Tribes, the twelve, represented by 123; veiled with love, 129; can-
mountains, ii, 49. not be found by man left to him-
Tribulation, patience in, i, 35. self, 230; vain search of philoso-
Trichotomy, fit, 463. phers for, 23o; taught by the
Trick, the, of Clement upon Appion, prophets, 23o; test of, 247; and
vni, 257. custom, 253.
Trinity, the, or Triad, ii, ioz ; iii, 598; Tryphaena, how she befriends Thecla,
vii, 547, 563; included in the viti, 489seq.
Holy Spirit, iv, 99; the doctrine Trypho, the Jew, his dialogue with
of, v, 228; vl, 4 z, the difference Justin, i, i94-27o; charges the
between Judmsm and Christmn- Christians with having accepted
ity, iii, 627; in umty, the co-equal, a groundless report, [99; with
iv, 255; proofs from Holy Script- non-observance of the law, 199;
u.re, vi, 43, 46; mystery of, 48; is refuted by Justin, I99-27o; his
Ante-Nicene fathers on, 49; at obstinacy complained of, z3z.
the creation, iii, 6o6, 6o 7 ; illus- Tuditanus, folly of, vii, 93.
trated from nature, 617, by PLato, Tullius (M. Cicero), vi, 5o4; the most
ii, 468 ; the first use of the word, eloquent of the Romans, 465 .
ii, xoz; worshipped by Christians, Tnllius (Servius), king, half-raw sac-
i, I64, I65; orthodoxy of Tertni- rifices offered under, w, 46o.
lian's, view of, hi, 6o4; Catholic Tumult, raised against the apostles,
doctrine of, against the Sabelhans, viii, 94; is stilled by Gsmahel,
vii, 365; Novatian on, v, 6II, 94; raised again by Saul, 95.
seq. Tunic, the seamless, worn by Pilate
Tripohs, the disciples at, viii, 156; de- when cited before Tiberius--its
parture from, I57; ordinataon at, marvellous influence on Tiberius,
I56; Peter at, z7o. viii, 466 seq.
Triptolemus deified because he in- Turullius, lieutenant of Mark Antony,
vented the plough, vi, 423; vii, 52.
native of Attica, first to yoke Tuseans, phstic art taught by the,
oxen, 499. li, 65.
Trisugion, the, vii, 538, 544, 552, 553, Tutelary demons, the Lares, w, 475.
557; prayer of, 552. Tutunus, vi, 478, 479.
Tritonian maid, the, vl, 469, 526. I Twelve, number, symbolism of, vii,
Triumphal hymn, the, vii, 535; prayer 343.
of, 535- t Twelve Apostles, teaching of, dis-
Trojan wars, the condemnation of J covery and publication of, vn,
Socrates spoken of as the, vi, 5o4 . 37 z; contents and relation to
TroLlope referred to, i, I65, 166, 17o, J other works, and authenticity,
I7I, I72, 173, 175, I78, I8I; vii, 373; date and place, 374; intro-
534, 535. I ductory notice to, 37 I.
Trophonius, the second Mercury, vi, Two ways of life and death, vii, 377-
48o. [ 379, 465 •
Trumpet, invented by the Ty_henians, ]Tyndareus, father of Castor and Pollux,
ii, 65. I vl, 4zz.
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"ryndarian brothers, the, vi, 460. Urbanus, see Asterins.
Typesof Christ,i, 214, 216,255,265, Urbanns, epistle of, to Cyprian, v,
268, and the Church in the Old 326; reply to, 326.
Testament, iv, I57; earthly, of
heavenly things, i, 486; in the
Tabernacle and Temple, iv, 158;
and forms, viii, 176.
Tyre,..Prince of, denotes fallen angels,
m, 3o5; how fallen, iv, 258; a
spiritual power, 335; Peter at,
viii, 267; address to the people
of, 268.
Tyrrhenians, inventors of the trumpet,
ii, 65.
Uhlhorn referred to, viii, 69, 7o, 74.
Unanimity among Christians, vii, 42o.
Unbelief, ii, 49; sin and danger of,
i95-197; and faith, viii, 143.
Unbelievers, i, 88; m God are the
sons and angels of the devil,
524; the eternal pumshment of,
556; how to be treated, viii, 6I 5.
Unclean, the separation from, viii,
116; not to be eaten with, 163;
spirits, i I6.
Unction in baptism, iii, 672.
Understanding, li, 49.
Umon, with the Holy Spirit, necessary,
ii, 7i; and obechence enjoined,
viii, 65.
Unity, exhortations to, i, 5o, 5 x, 57,
62, 64, 72, 8o, 8I, 90; of God-
head, 116, 29O, 293, 418, 544,
5oo; v, 467; vii,ii; viii, xo8, _o9;
acknowledged by heathen, v,
467 ; scriptural witness against
idolatry, ill, 613; proved by Peter
from the Old Testament, viii, 313,
315; witnessed by poets and
philosophers, vii, 13, by Hermes
Trismegistus, 15, by the Sibyls,
19, by Apollo, I7; consistent with
the divinity of the Son, I32; of
the faith of the universal church,
i, 330; of Jew and Greek in
Christ, ii, 504 ; of the Church, in
the episcopate, v, 318; Cyprian's
treatise on, referred to, 327;
necessary to ordination, 329, to
teaching, 333; types in Holy
Scriptures, 398-399; how begin-
ning from St. Peter, 422, 557.
Universalism of the gospel, a con-
trast to philosophy, ii, 419 ,
Universe, the, not worshipped by
Christians, ii, I36; the Ptolemaic
system of, 136; the product of
mind, viii, 267.
Unjust and just can here not be dis-
cerned, ii, 32; but will differ in
the world to come, 33.
"Unknown God," Athenian insorip-
tion to, ii, 464, 478.
Unrevealed God, the, of Simon Magus,
U nruly
viii,sons,
325 . ii, 1I.
Unxiapresidingoverunointing, vi,47o.
Upjohn referred to, ii, 521.
Upihilia, keeps from wandering, vi,
• ""
_"_-4-7-8_2__=_'e_
f, viii, 619 seq.
FATHERS: INDEX OF
Urbiens, condemns the Christians to
death, i, 288.
Useless things, why made, viii, i76.
Usher referred to, i, 43, 47, Io5; ii,
87, 1I8.
Usury, forbidden in the Law and
Gospel, lit, 372,426.
Utero et conceptione, atque aexi-
bus de, vii, 293.
Utility, and not custom, iv, 37.
Utter emptiness, the, of Valentines, i,
333.
Uzziah, i, 6O.
Vacuum, the absurdity of the, of the
heretics, i, 332.
Valens, the presbyter, i, 35.
Valentinians, i, 212;iii, 5o5;vii, 133;
their immoral opinions and prac-
tices,324; how they pervert Script-
ure in their own favor, 326 ; refu-
tation of their false interpretation
of Scripture, 329; quote Homer
to support their vtews, 33o; their
inconsistent and contradictory
opinions, 332; their views of
Jesus refuted from the apostolic
writings, 44o ; their system
blasphemous, 462; disagree as to
the prophetical predictions, 513;
Tertulian against the, iii, 503 seq.
Valentinns, heretic, iii, 56°, 589,
594, 599, 623, 642, 648; heresy
of, iv, 590 ; origin of his heresy,
iii, 259, 5o5 ;dtsciple of Simon
Magus, v, 81; the absurd ideas
held by, i, 316; v, 86, 89; his
system, i, 332 ; derived from the
heathen, with only a change of
terms, 376 seq.; plagiarist from
Pythagoras, v, 85, 88, and from
Plato, 9o; his philosophical
theories, 86-88; hm theory of a
trinity of nature refuted, iii, 2o2;
his theory and fables of aeons,
506-II, 652, of the origin of
matter, 51h of the devil, 514,
of man 515, concerning Christ,
_I6, good works, 517, the last
judgment, 518; variations of his
fables, 519, 52o; theory of pro-
lation, 6o2, 6o3; errors of, li,
355, 425, 445 ; summary of his
teachings, v, 144; recapitulation
of arguments against the views
of, i, 4o6 seq.; his followers, iii,
505, 55 o, 591,633; quoted, i, 492.
Valeria, Empress, refuses Daia, and
is banished, vii, 316; putto death
by Licinius, 321.
Valerian, emperor, persecutor of the
Christians, vi, I06, IO7; Vii_ 3O2,
Valerius Maximus,
Valerins
Bito, i, 2I.referred to, ill, I38. V_.
Valesies referred to, i, I69.
VanLennep referred to, ii, 57; iv.418.
Varro, his classification of heathen Vessels, costly, on, ii, a46.
I38; distinguished by the diver-
slty ofiiis
god_ his I29.
learning,
of Ronlan
vi, 493;goc_.
de- Vustib
SUBJECTS. 2o9
hies that ncrifices are accruable
t.o thegodsosI8; on the_ibyie,
_l, 15,
Vedelins of Geneva referred to, ij io 5,
Veil of the temple, the, Mary spi_
the true, purple and _carlet for,
viii, 363, 372
Veil of the tribunal, the love.ring or
drawing of the, viii,42o .
Veil (chalice),prayersofthe, vii,543;
withdrawing of, 543, 563•
Veiling of Virgins, Tertullian on, iv,
27 seq. ; ¢onslstent with other
rules of discipline observed by
females. 33; rule of_ not appli_-
ble to children, 34.
Volta, a magian, vi, 428.
Venantius of Timisa, on baptism, v,
57o.
Vengeance often taken by creatures
onsinners, viii, 149.
Venus, the origin of, viii, 198; lewd-
ness of, vii, 3°; allegory of, viii,
2ox ; the Bald, vii, 33; the Cythe.
roan, sprung from the sea.foam
and the genitals of C._hah vi,
484; daughter of Dione, 4a3;
lusted after Anchises, 4an, 48S;
a courtesan, 484, 486; deified
by Cinyras, 484; mother of the
Deslres, 471, of the imperial peo-
ple, 488; wounded by a mortal,
484; represented on the stage
; by lustful gestures, 488; in stat-
ues and paintings nude, 511, 517;
used to denote lust, 5o6; nile-
gortcal explanation of the bind-
ing of, 5o5; named because love
comes to all, 472; four goddesses
named, 48o; Cinyras buried in
the temple of, 5o9; the coarte_m
Gratina the model of the Cnidian,
5II; Phryne of more than one,
5ix; Pygmalion's love for the
Cyprian, _15; a youth's love for
the Cnidlan, 516; mysteries of
Cyprian, 496.
Venus Militarls, prefiding over the
debancheryofcamtab, vi, 478.
Verissimns, philosopner, 1, Io3,
Vermilion, the images of the gods
I smeared with, vi, 5Io.
Veromca, bears witness to Jesus be-
fore Pilate, viii, 419, 442, 474;
how she obtained a picture of
Jesus, 466 ; found by Velofianus
to have a portrait of _eses, 466,
474; taken by Veimianus with
the picture of Jesteb and bro_ht
to Rome _ the Emperor Tiberius
healed by the picUa,e, 474 aeq.
Verres, plunders the Silician gode, vu,
47.
Verrii, vi, 43o.
Verules of RnsiccJ_da; on bapttseh v,
_1-''°-''_ destroys jinX_m, ve_
56o; is succeeded by Domiti_,
56o.
.
ever.burning liraof, 460; elut_W
of, the
vii, 24-
earth said to I_.. 4.2;
2Io ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Vestals, guarding the sacred fire, vi, 726 ..... vii, 196, 268 wilderness, 339; other types m
488. 732
748 .........
......... _vn, 216
zI 7 the Apocalypse,
mother 34o; andofchas-
of Christ, 385; the
Vestments of thehighpriest,sTmbp. 1- 3......... _ 25 ti_. viii, 51o. . .
im of, ii, 453; at the_E,_h_.st,
vii, 486; white, at i-loly L,om-
_s_......... _.._,225 Wrg_ty, two epistles eonc_emg,
reunion, v, 257-258. VII., I33 ........ v_., 273
° to,Viii'53,55-56;54;
genuinenessintr°duct°rYof,
53;n°UCeau
Vestries of a church at the east end, VIII., 774
43 ........
........ .vn,
m., 274 thorshipof, 54; originallanguage
vii,4_x.
Vice and virtuej i, i92. 187 ........ v n., 2321 of, 54; literature on, 54.
Vices, of the philosopher, ii, 65. 292 ....... v_ 66 _Virgins,
"'" 129J shouldexhorted,
be veiled,i, iii,
34, 95;
8h why,
xco;
Victa, presiding over eating, vi, 47o. 319-23 ..... 1.u, I4 x ] 37; perils attendant upon not
Victims, Christians slew .no, vi, 507 . 3zo ........
321 ........ v_.., 25
v..n, veiling, 35, 38; abuses among, v,
Victor of Assun, on baptism, v, _7 x. 357, 435; vows and character of,
Victor of Gor, on baptism, v, 5o9 • 3z 4 ........ vn, 25
Victor
Victor ofofOctavum,on baptism, v, 5v_7._1_
Rome, his controversy 327
635 ........
......... ._i,
tv, I4
I88x vii, 436;of,notv, ordained,
cipline 493;of dis-
66o ........ vii, 323 Church, 431 ; 358;
modestyglory the
of dress
Irenaeus, i, 31o, 568; gives required in, 432, even if rich, 433;
"peace" to the Asiatic ctmrcnes X., z9o seq ........ iv, x3t
and recalls it through Praxeas, 5I 7 .......... vn, I45 not to frequent marriage feasts
524 ........... vii, I46 nor public baths, 435; true,
iii, _97, 63 °. 765 ........... _!, Iz6 known by their self-denial, viii,
Victorious of Thabraca, on baptism, 55, 56; object and reward of, 56;
v, 568. d XI., 81 .......... vn, 145
Victorinus, bishop of Petau, date an zo6 ........... vii, I46 mortify the deeds of the flesh,
office of, vii, 34I; writings of, 11I ........... vii, 145 57,58; Cyprian on the dress of,
state of the text, 360. 646 ........... vii, 147 v, 43 ° seq.
Victory, Minerva, the daughter of, vi, XII., 646946 ........
......... vii,iv'
122146Virgins,five,massignedthe
temple,toMaryVfii,
372,ascom-375
472. , .vii, 219 panions, 372; the ten, parable
Vienne, Pilate s body sent to be sunk Buccol. IV., 21-45 .....
in the Rhone near, viii, 467 • X., 8 ........... vii, 136 of, interpreted, vi, 326; of the
Vigils in the Thesmophoria, vi, 498- Eclog. VL, 62 seq ........ iv, 13t Shepherd, ii, 46, 48, 5o, 5h 55"
Viiethings, why made by God,viii, x76. Georg, L, I9 ............. iii, 279 Virgo, typ e°fth°seb°rnunder'v'33"
I25 ........... iii, r.43! Virtue, exhortation to, i, 33, 35, 192;
Vincentius of Thibaris, on baptism, v, zz6 ........... vii, I4 ° models of, 578; is rational, ii,
569 . 235 ; altars and temples reared
V'mcentius Lirinensis, referred to,ill, 7. 139 ........... vii, 14I
Vine, i, i53; ii, 32; a, sprouts up 289 ........... vii, 27o to, vi, 476; to be followed, vii,
whurePhilip,sbloodclropped,viii, ii.,325_27 ........ vii, 14 519; reward of, vi, I55; defined
341 ........... _!, 59 by Lucilius, I67 ; consists in self-
5o3 •
Vineyard, ii, 33, 34. 538 ........... vn, 25 conquest, zSO;withoutfalse peril,and2o6;true
244 ......... ..
Vintage festival of Aesculapius, vi, III., vii, I95 i67; never
274 ......... vn, I xo perfect, necessary for true vzrgin-
53 L "" ity, viii, 55 ; arrangements of the
Violets, sprang from blood of Attis, 491 ......... vu, I29
vi, 492. IV., 68 ......... vii, 224 world to secure the exercise of,
Viper, the temple of the, viii, 499. i55 ......... vii, 263 i84; abode of, iii, 649.
Virgil, on the unity of God, vii, I4; 22I..iv, x83; vii, I4 Virtues, philosophical, the, vii, 359;
on Saturn, 25; on the piety of 361 ......... vii, Io8 of the Christians, iii, 11z; and
Aeneas, 27; on human sacrifices Virgin, Mary, i, 52, 57, Christ's fare- vices, vl, 207.
offered by Aeneas, 145; referred well to, iii, 427, panegyric of, vi, Visibility of the Son, iii, 6o9.
to, i, 289; ii, I58, also his 39o, 393; spurious letter of Vision, of Nebuchadnezzar, v, I78;
Aen. L, lo ............ vii, I45 Ignatius to her and her reply, given to a dying Christian, 473;
I4 ............ iv, i, 126; compared with Eve, 455 ; seen by Polycarp, i, 4o; of the
i5 ............ fi!, 4°5 Jesus born of a, 446, 454, 455 ; angel lady, fi, Io.
16-2o ......... m, I46 prophecy of Isaiah relating to, Visions, ii,ofprophets9-19;
of
God,and
apostlesi'
489' 49°;cred
I9 ............ vii, 66 vindicated, 45 I, hymn of the ii, ble, iv, 416.
544 ........... .vii, 145 79; the true, viii, 57.
743 ........... Iv, I83 Virginalis, Fortuna, vi, 46o. Visits, rules for, viii, 59.
IL, 35_5......... v_._,I44 Virginity, definition of the word, vi, Vitalius, i, 119.
3_ .......... vu, 147 334; classification of, iv, 5o; VitiasiusPollio, i, 187.
IlL, 56 .......... vi, 267 blessing of, v, 589; a new order Volcanoes, iii, 665.
of life founded by Mary, viii,
H2 ........ vii, I567 Voluptuaries, two clusses of, ii, 36;
4_ ........
........ vii,
iv, 281 vlisbed
372, 385; by perfect
true, to wrtne,be accom- 55; Voinsmnus, or Velosianus,
their death, 36- sent by
IV., 174 ......... iii, 114 bksomeness and enemies of, 56; Tibexaus to Jerusalem to bring
336 ........ WLi,223 divinity of, $7; why di_cult anct Jesus to heal him, viii, 466; finds
4o2 ......... vii, 263 exceUent, w, 3xo; t_y what steps that Jesus has been crucified, but
464 ........ vii, 67 attained, 311 ; an inntation of meets Veronica, whom, with her
Christ, 312; does not dishonor picture of Jesus, he brings to
V •, 59 ........... ..
vii, 2 Rome, 466, 475; his report to
718 .......... vlh 3_ marriage, 314-316; an ,_espousal Tiberius,466,475; presents V_
VL, x28 ......... vn, I91 of Christ, 32o; St. Pa_steac_ ronica's picture of Jesus
266 ......... vii, zl ing thereon, 322; a gm ot t.,o ,
542 ......... vii, I6 322; how perfected, 326; taught Tiberius, by which he is com-
7oz ......... vii, 21 in the Canticles, 331-334; its pletely healed, 474 seq.
719 ........ vii, 2I_ rewards in heaven, 335,. 35.3; Vorstman referred to, viii, 7, 14.
724" .iv, 183; vii, 14 imitation of the Church m the Voyage, the, of the Church, viii, 2_I.
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Vulcan, explained as ftre, vi,472; lame,
484; wrought us a smithin Lem-
nos, 48o, 484; son of the Nile,
48o, loved by Ceres, 485; father
of the third Sun, 480, and of
Apollo by the first Minerva, 48o;
four gods named, 48o; lord of
fire, 46O, 4,_69,47o; represented
in workman s dress, 511, withca p
and hammer, 5 x1.
Valturnus, the father-in-law of Ja , immortality, viii, 124; and right.
vi, 47 I.
Wake referred to, i, 6,43, 133, 134;
it, 27 ; viii, 647.
Walk, how to, ii, 288.
Wantonness, ii, 49.
Walpole referred to, v, 266.
War and strife, proclaimed by Christ,
vtih IO5, Io6.
Warburton referred to, i, 277, 292;
ii, 57.0; vii, I38.
_Warren referred to, ii, 298.
Watch, the, who were placed at the
tomb of Jesus, bribed by the
Jews to give lying testimony, viii,
422, 432, 444.
Watchers, the, viii, Io, 27,
Watches of the night, spiritually in-
terpreted, vi, 326.
Water, a symbol of Christ, v, 234;
made wine, spiritual meaning of,
362; the power of, illustrating
divine providence, via, I72 ; of
baptism prefigured in the Old
Testament, i, 144; iii, 672, 673;
why used in baptism, 670; first
brought forth life in the Crea-
tion, 670; sanctified by th_
brooding of the Holy Spirit, 670;
cleanses flesh and spirit, 67I;
blessed at the pSol of Bethesda
671; born of, viii, 155, 289;
baptized with, 29o; regeneration
by, 155, 184; heathen uses of,
iti, 67 x; the medicine of tern-
perance, ii, 243; in the Eu-
charist, vti, 486; blessing of,
494.
Waterland referred to, ii, 2o; iv, 4o9,
48o.
Watts referred to, ii, 77.
Waverers, worship idols, ii, 5L
Way of salvation, the, viii, 27o.
Ways, the two, i, I48 , I49, of life
and death, vii, I64, 246, 465 ; of
God, opposed to man's ways,
vtii, 23i.
Weaving, analogue of the Incarna- Wisdom, Christ the, b 227; object of.
tlon v, 2o 5.
Wedding garment, baptism, the, viii,
" Wedtn_ay-service appointed by the
apostles, vni, 668.
Weekly worship of the Christians, i,
185.
Wettzgcker referred to, i, 137.
Wells of the patriarchs, iv, 517.
Westcott referred to, i, 155; ii, 3, 6, 96; freely given to all, 96; er-
_ 7; iv, 437; viii, 3, 5.
'estropp referred to, iii, 477.
W....
neat, introduced into Attica by
Ceres, vi, 5o4"
FATHERS: INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Whiston referred to, i, 47.
"Whois the rich man, that shall be
saved," a treatise by Clement of
Alexandria, ii, 169, 591--6o 5.
Wicked, their punishment, i, I64,
I65, I68; viii, 543, 547, 572
seq., to be separated from the
righteous, i, 556; souls of the,
pass into beasts, w, 440; the
success of, in this life a proof of
eous, chastisement of, I78; ac-
tions to be avoided, 336; One,
the, why appointed over the
wicked by a righteous God, 342;
why entrusted with power, 335.
Wiclif, i, 497; ii, 62.
Wickedness, ii, 49.
Widowhood, highly honored, iv, 43; Witnesses, the, who al_.pearedfor Jes_
advantages of, 56.
Widows, i, 34, 82, 94; ii, 52; con-
cerning, vii, 426, 427; character Witnesses of the resurrectionof_eaus,
of, falsely so called, 428; duty of,
429, 43o; not to marry again, iv, Wives, duties of, i, 34, 8I, 86, 95, Ioo,
43; examples in Holy Scripture,
v, 48o.
Wieseler referred to, iii, 378.
Wife, character of a good, fi, 432;
Tertullian's treattse to his, iv,
39 seq. ; design of the treatise,
39, 44.
Wiles of the devil, viii, 24o.
WiU, the freedom of, m man, i, 518;
viii, II9; of God irreslstible, viii,
I2O; how to be done, v, 451 ;
divine and human m Christ, vi,
If4, 117; free, in salvation, vi,
458.
Williams referred to, h 21 ; vii, 57 I.
Willing, definition of, ib 58o.
Willow, the, why a type of chastity,
vi, 324, 346,
Willows, ii, 39.
Winds, the, represented as blowing
•
trumpets, xa, 5xo. ' 2I 4 seq.; heathen, ii, 78, 79;
Wine jars, il, 29.
Wine, in the Eucharist, mixed with
water, i, I85, 527; and bread in
the Eucharist, 5..28; how used
by Christmns, n, 242; how
abused to drunkenness, 243 seq. ;
Christ's example in, 246; in Holy
Scripture, true and spurious, vi, Wood referred to, ilg 27o.
327, 349; in the rites of Bona Word, the, in the world before Christ,
Dea, vi, 496; sanctuary of Attis
not entered by those who had
drunk, 492; Roman matrons not
allowed to drink, 46o.
true philosophy, ii, 492; mare-
fold, 518; the word of God, iii,
487, 6oi, 614, 629; in Proverbs,
interpreted, v, 175; the artificer
of all things, rib 369, 381 ; why
not found by the Greeks, 4ol;
cannot be separated from relig-
ion, vii, Io, 1I, 5 I, lOO, Io3
z38; divine, its power over life
rots of Lucretius and Cicero re-
specting its origan, 85; where to
be found, lOO; false, :_33; a
name of Christ, iv, z47; three-
2_I
fold, 334; divinely taught in
Oldand New Testaments,
485; does not misleed_ 492;
divine and humma dis"Unguished,
579; Christian, dlsfia_tishes be-
tweenknowiedgeandsex_e, 63o.
grisdom of Solomon, book of, not
canonical, iv, 379, 384.
Wise men of Greece, the Seven, vii,
IOl.
Wise, the, divine things justly hidden
from, viii, 335-
Within, the Penates said to be thogte,
vi,474.
Witness, qualification of a, viii, 616.
Witnesses, the two, v, 213, 249.
Witnesses, the three, ii, 576; Y, 38oj
[ 382,418; spurious text of, lit, 63I.
before Pilate, viii, 419, _ 440
seq.
vhi, 422, 47-4, 432.
of clergy, not to be cast off,
5oo.
Woman, meaning of the word, iii, 687,
688; generic name not for the
marriedouly, iv, 3o, 38; appliedto
the Blessed Virgin, 31 ; the) with
the issue of blood, not a type of
the suffering aeon, i, 39_, healed
byChrist, viii, 46o, 462; isVero-
nica, 428, 442; of the Apoca-
lypse, asymbol of church, v, 217;
vi, 336; her child typifies not
Christ, but Cbristian_, 337, 355;
the, of sorrowful spirit, viii, 294;
her story, 295.
Womanhood, self-evident, not to be
concealed, zv, 35-
Womb, the, viii, I73.
Women, not to be despised, i, 114;
Christian, ii, 78; counsel to, iv,
right adorning of, :i87; chaste
habits in, 288; behavior at
church, 29o; example of perfee-
tion in, 431; dress of, iii, 687;
veiling of, 687, 689; why to be
veiled, iv, 31 svq.; ought not to
teach, vit, 427.
i, 178, 192; foretold in the
Psalms, iii, 299; called the I._gm,
vii, lO7; a divine penola, i, 166)
_64; how divine, vi, 4I; Christ,
thethe'eternali'
164,generation
170' 190'of,I91'v,
227;_72;
vi, 92, I2o; etemulandincaraate,
ii, 234; how incarnate, iig 623;
incarnate in Chr_t, v, _9, 23 I"
z3z; the lpermatic, i, I93; the
world made thr°ugh' i' 361 ;ii'-97.;
has lsaiah,
in the names
_ of342;
the seven
reveahspirits
the
Father, i, 467, 468; always with
the Father, 487; commbsts_tiul
with the Father, vi, 4$,l_eo;
things created by, i, .4_7, 4_;
declares God, 489; trttly man, v,
23o; takesflesht°_vetheilesh'
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i, $4I; his hnmillafion the sac-1
ra_mt of man's salvation, iii, |
319; the "tin age of God, h. 544; [
the creator, _46; _re-exlstent,[
incarnate teacher, fi, x73; m-!
structed by the law and thel
prophets, 234, restorer and guide
of man, :a:g); healer of the soul,
2xo; symbolized by milk, 219; by
bread and by blood, 22I; the
Eternal Judge, iii, 318; meant
by wisdom, 487. . beginmng of, iv, 271, 34o; shall Zacharias, i, 79; father of John the
WordJworthreferred to, wz.:--
Church Hist., i, 3, 3°, 37; ih, 79.
Bampt. Lect. viii, 728"
Excursion, ii, 544; iv, 533.
Greece, iv, 13,
Hippol., i, 37, 415; iv, I69, 2OI;
v, 3, 47, I61.
Workman, the old, discussions with
viii, 165 seq. ; turns out to be
Clement's father, 191.
Workmanship of GOd, on the,a trea-
tise by Lactantius, vii1, 2_sI seq.
Works, good, ii, 25, 39, 55; necessity
of, viii, I55 ; reward of, i, I4;
evil, i, I49; ii, 15, 24, z5; of the
flesh, i, 536; of God, d, 55;
their beauty,v, 578; of mercy,
C'hristmn extent of, in the early
church, 528, 563; and alms, Cyp-
dan on, v, 476 seq.
World, origin of the, it, 96; vih 211 ;
its state before Christ's coming,
i, 28; relations of Christians to
i, 27; should be despised, wi,
518; this, to stand only 6,ooo
years according to Bardesanes
viii, 734; creation and fate of,
iv, 24o; is preserved for the sake
of Christmns, i, I9o; not made
by angels, but by God through
the word, 36i ; it, 96; not
formed by any other beings with-
in the territory contained by the
Father,
in, i, 364;
iv, 268; Godcause of dlversity
the souiof, 269; Xenophanes, n hv_ iPhllt_SOoPhYof
theory of identical worlds before
and after the present, refuted,
273; ages of, a relative term,
273; meanings of the term Xeno_honret_d
(kosmos), 273; theory of plane-.,
tury and heavenly spheres, 275; Xerxes,
_e p ag
variety of creation in, 29o;
created in time, 34o; worlds Xistus, bisho_ of Rome, martyrdom Zonasas,
preceding and following, 341 ;
made by God, vii, 53, 57; the
parts of, 58 , 555, 565; corn-
pounded of four elements, viii, Year, the divisions of the, do not
168; distinguished from God
vii, 49; made out of nothing by
a Creator, viii, I69; the Crea-
tor of, one, i, 369; ruled by l Young man, the, killedby a dragon,
the providence of God, 459; _
viii, 167; made for man, vii, 198,[
ao3, 252, 269; time of the crea-_
tion of, why not made tong. pe- | ..
fore, viii, I74; why containing| Youtmut piety, h _
evil things, vii, I99; arrange- Zacchaeus, publican, companion of
ments of, to secure the exercise St. Peter, vii, 453-
of virtue, viii, I84; a prison to Zacchaeus, writes to James, • viii, 96;
jr,
martyrs, iii, 693; compared to a welcomes Peter at Caesurea, _i.
sea, ii, too; uncreated and ever- appointed by Peter bmhop of
lasting, vi, 455; created, but Caesurea,
Aquila and I5t,
Igiceta 250;
from rescued
Simon
everlasting, 455; created_ and
perishable, 455 ; theories of, 42I, Magus, I64_ 232.
4_'I, 455; Epicurus' view of its Zacchaeus, or Zachyus, a doctor of
p_luction,vii, 197; ageof, zII; thelaw, Jesus placed _mder, vifi,
changes of empire in, 212; the 379, 396, 399-
not be annihilated, i, 566; for- Baptist, slain in the temple by
tunes of, at the last day, vii, 213; order of Herod, viii, 366.
the end of, iv, 260, 344; de- Zuratas (Zoroaster), on demons, v,
struction of, probable, 194; de- Iz.
struction by fire of, vi, 437; the Zebulon, his blessing spiritualized, v,
coming, is the summer, it, 33; I65"
after the flood, viii, 86; Victori- Zebuiun, the patriarch, speaks of Ins
nus, on the creation of the, wi, relation to Joseph, viii, 23, of
341 seq. ; in the church, v, 438 ; his building the first boat, 74, of
material, decay of, 458, 475, the five years he spent as a
fisher, supplying every one with
560; God'sludgments on, 459.
Worldly cares forbidden to the clergy, fish, 24; exhorts his children to
vii, 5oo, 505 • show mercy and compassion
Wormwood, fi, 23. towards all, 24; warns them
Worship of God, i, 55, 62, 8I; mast against divisions, 24; points to
be free, vii, 244; Christian, de- the comingand
his death of burial,
the God-Man,
25 . 25;
scription of, ih, 46; weekly, i,
185; public, by night in times of Zechariah, vision of, interpreted, vi,
persecution, iv, 125 ; who is 359-
worthy of, i, 232; due to God Zelomi and Salome called in as mid-
only, viii, I46; heathen, i, 17I ; ] wives to Mary, viib 374.
true nature of, 532; true, in the Zeno, a boy, falls from a house and
heart, vi, 486; abuse of, iv, 218; is killed, but is restored to life
of heroes, viii, I7I, 276. by Jesus, vin, 396.
Worshippers of God, who are, viii, Zeno, it, 66; vi, 437; description of a
i5i ; ofthegods, like the gods model malden, it, 289; his dis-
they worship, 2o2. tinctmn between God and matter,
Wotton quoted, i, I3- iii, I33; on the unity of God, eft,
14; repudiates
suicide conjecture,
of, 88; calls 7x;
pity a vice,
Xanthlcus, name of
Kanthus referred to, ait,month,
383 • i, 43. 93; of
Zenobius Myndus,
referred to, vi,
iv, 5o8.
465.
Xenocrates, on the idea of God, it, Zephauiah, (apocryphal) vision of
465, 478. • heaven, ii, 462.
tEd Zephyrinus, blshop of Rome, favorer
cosmogo..y, , 7; ry.... [ of heretics, v, 125-13o, I56;
amOOnv_196, 237 ; quotea, 11,[ epistles of, viii, 6o9 seq., 612.
-1/ ; , '+ • . . .. | Zeraduscht, prediction of, viii, 406.
to, 1, I92; n, 47 o, [Zeus, Poseidon, and Meth, viii, 264
ro ,+_,t;
n es ,..._z.
iv IO']_ I07, II" _. [ _Zeuxippe,
.... loved by AI_11o, 2vi, 485.
the ,.Driage
,. . ann.. canat-- made Lodiac, 84. n, 69; mgns oi, v, 7, 33, 59,
by, el, 415.
Zoe, i, 316, commentary
317. of, on Peter of
of, v, 4oes. Alexandria's canons,vi,269-278.
Zoroaster, or Mesraim, a son of
Ham, regarded as the author of
really suit the Valentiuian theory the magic art, viii, I4O, 275;
of aeons, i, 395; of the Lord, adored, the
against I4 I,Assyrians
276; Bactfians led
by, el, 415;
the acceptable, 39 I. assigned by tradition to different
and restored to life by Jesus, the countries and ages, 428.
story of, viii, 542 seq.; who Zosimus, i, 35.
killed a maiden, the story of, Zosimus of Tharassa, on baptism, v,
._ SeCl- . ._ 57c_
Zoticur_ bishop of C.omana, vii, 336.
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INDEXOF TEXTS.

Gen.I...ili,3oo; vii,2o4,487 Gen. I., 26, ..i, i4, I4C_ 297 , Gen. II., I5, 16 ..... iii, 4791Gen. IIL, 9..... ii_ 6*z; iv,
I.,I-3......... ii,466 349,355,456,463, II.,15........ tii, 7o8 Io6.
I.,I-_...iii, 492,67o; 488; fi, 199, 234, II.,16,17..i,546,551; I III.,9,1[ ...... iti, 316
viii, 154. 44I; iii, 30o, 445, iii, 153; iv, Io3.; L III., lo, I! ..... iii,688
I., z.. i, 285, 343, 363; 6oo, 606; iv, 56o, v, 67, 7I; van, III., 13......... i,456
ii,67,98,195,493; 596,; v, Io9, 434_ 313. III., I4, 15..... v, 519
Hi, 479, 488, 489, 627, 636; vi, 283, II., 16 ...... iii, 219 III., 14......... i,4_6
49 o, 492, 494; iv, 3oo; vi*,473, 487, II., 17. .iii, 222, 300; III., I5..i,23o,_18; tv,
29o, 347; v, I19; 503; viii, lO8,315 vi, 37 t. I7; v, 1oo.
vi, 381; vii, 441; I., 27, 28 ....... ii, 259 II., 18 .... il, 378; h_, III., I6..i,456;iii,3o6,
viii, 43, 84, 314 • I, 27 fii, 492, 607; v, [ 300; ',rt, 320. 44.6; iv, 14_.;
I., 2 .... i, 243; iii, 392, 627; vfi, 52I. i II., I9, 2o ...... iv, 30 v, 436, 543; vii,
49o, 491,494,495, I.,28..i, 14, I4O, 141, IL, 20 ....... vifi, 242 ,09.
496; iv, 3.79; v, 474; ii, 377, 387, II., "1, 23 ..... iii, 495 IIL, t7-I 9..... v,487,
77: 237; Vl, 43; 4oo; iii, 208, 294, II., 21, 22..iv, 53, 514 548.
vm, 44. 477, 57& 657; tv, II., 21 .... lit, 2_'2, 233 III., 17 .... iv, 6_; vi,
I., 3... i, 506; hi, 454, 53, 64; v, 70; Vl, II., 23, 24. .iii, 2Ol ; iv, 119; vii, 62.
479, 6oi, 6o7; v, 3_13;vii,462,463; xo3,; vi, 316, III., I8 ........ iii,3o6
7, lO4; viii, 48. vail, 56. 317, 364. IIt., 19 ..... i, 6", 286,
I.,4,5,7 ....... v, 1I 9 I.,29...ii,387; lv, Io4 II., 23..i , 6; ii, 262; 544,571;iii,442,
I., 4 .... V, 570; Vl, I96 I., 31 . .it, 359; Hi, 491; iii, 55 o, 687; iv, 495, 550, 551_,
I., 5 ......... viii, 668 V, 614, 646; vi, 9, 3I, 32, 66; vi, 563, 586; iV,
I., 5--8 ......... v, 163 8_.i vii, 454, 503; 3Jt3• 346; V, 89; Vi,
I., 6--8........ iii, 670 vaU, 336. IL, 24, 25 ..... iii, 191 119, 31_, 319,
I., 6, 7"- Hi, 6o7; v, 73 II ........... _ 62 II., 24..il, lO5; iv, 48, 35 o, 368, 374,
I., 7 .... iii, 492; v, 57 II., I ......... Vi, 344 53, 282, 520, 3_8; vii, 440;
L.,8 .......... iv, 39 II., 2, 3, 4 ..... iv, 6ox 595; v, _.89; vi, viii, ._..
I.,9, Io...iii, 493; iv, II.,2, 7, 1o ..... v, 77 320; ',hi, ,06, III.,ao .... iii,393;iv ,
136. IL, 2..i, 146, 557; v, 466. 133.
I.,9... Hi, 493; iv, I97 88. II., 25..i, 455; iv, 8, III.,21-24 ....... iv, 8
I., IO ......... iv, 132 II., 3 ......... i, 2o4 34. III., zi .... fii, 399; iv,
I., iI, x2...ui, 49o; vi, II., 4, 5,7 ...... ii, IO2 11,27 ........ ill 668 ... 14, _I; vi, 36¢.
281. II.,4 ......... ii, 514 IIl ....... iv, 328, 592 LtL,_t2...t, 2_ a64;

I.,
I., I14,
I .........
t6 ...... iv, 607
ii.i, 652 II., 57,..........
II., 8 ....... l, 454
Hi, 549 III., 1...i,
IIL, 1-7..iii,551;650,ii, 68;
651 Hi, 31V_7
606; ? 3t7;J94_
I., I4..i ii, 298, 440; vi, II., 7"i, 286, 297, 4 I2, iii, 166; iv, 131; viii, 1o8, :145,
341- 487; Hi, 184, 2o 7, v, 207" 31_:
I., I6, 17 ...... vii, 341 i 290, 3o4, 492, III.,2-4 ........ i, 55I IIL, 24"ii,43;iii,666;
I.,x6...iv, 263; viii,! 495,536,586;iv, IIL,_,3 ....... iii, 152 iv, 134, 596;v,
7_,7. 247, 254, 286, III.,3..iii,413;vi,333 79; vii, 6_.
I.,:_3, 21 ...... iii, 49o 513; v,88, 168; IIL, 5..ii, 4Ol,495; v, IIL,3! ........ ili,55o
I._21,22 ...... iii, 484 vi,3x6;vii,44o; I53, 63I; vi, IV.... iv, 135;vii,46_
I., 21 ......... iv, 286 viii, 341. 2o6; viii, 1o8, 474, 488.
I.., 22 ......... iii_ 452 II., 8-III. 19..ii, lO3; 313• IV., t- 7 ....... ttl, 153
IV., I, _'....... ii, to5
1.,24 ......... iv, 286 iv, 133; v, 7o; III.,5- 7 ....... iv, 626
I.,25 .......... i, 543 vii, 487. III., 6, 7. . :.: . ._ .iv, _. IV.,1 ......... ii,4ol
I., 26, 27, 28... iv, 344 II., 8...i, 531; ii, lO4 IlL, 6. m, _t,_; vm, IV., as--t4 ...... iii, 156
1.,26, 27..i , I4, IlO, II.,9-I4 ..... iv, 147 51o- IV.,3-8 .......... i, 6
140:; _ 70J 5_..; II., 9 ..... vi, 319, 346 IIL, 7.- -Hi, 688; iv, 8, IV., 3......... iv, 135
iv, 91, 5o9; vn, II., Io-I4 ....... v, 57 34; vi, 348. IV., 5"..v_, 62; vi, 356
44L IL, so..vii, 342; viii, III.,8,9 .... i,544,545 IV',6,7 .... :"fii'68_5
1.,26, 28 ....... i, 228 to. III.,8 ......... iv, 6O2 IV-7 ...... _456_4_$
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Gen. IV., 7 (lax) ... vii, 402 Gen. IX., 2- 5 ....... iv, xo4 Gen. XVI, XVII .... iv, 63 C..-ea.XX ............ iv, t9
IV., 8 ......... iv, 51 IX., 2-3 ....... ii, 241 XVI, 2 ....... i, 343 XX., 3 ....... viii, 323
IV., to ..... i, 541 ; ii IX., 2......... ii, 387 XVI., 6 ...... ii, 3o6 XX., 12 .... ii, 377, 503
495; iv, 34o; IX., 3. •.ii, 387; iii, XVII..... iii, I53 xxI., 5 ...... ili_ ISi
352; vii, 406- 219; V, 646; XVII., 1..... ii, 223 XXI., 9--I2 .... i, 223
IV., 12 ........ fii, 564 vii, 469. XVlI., 2 ..... ii, 223 XXI., Io ....... ii, 312
IV.,t2(lxx)..viii,178 IX.,5 , 6..i, 541; iii, XVII.,4 ....... ii, 341 XXI.,ii ....... i,473
IV., 15 ..... iii, 684; v, 573; iv, IO4. XVIL, 5" "i, I46; iv, XXI., I2-2o... iv, I5l
62 ; Vii, 343" IX', 5 ......... iii, 565 63; viii, 479 XXI., 17 ....... v, 629
IV., I_, I8 ..... iv, 21o IX., 6..i, I IO; iii, 7o; XVII., 7..... vii, 472 XXI., I8 ..... v, 629
IV., I_, 19 ...... iv, 53 vii, I87, 416. XVII, 8 ...... v, 618 XXI., 2o ....... v, 629
IV., 19-24 ...... iv, 62 IX., 7........ iii, 651 XVII.,9--xt .... i, 48o XXI.,22 ...... 1, 8
IV.,24 ........ in, 591 IX., 1I ....... viii, 521 XVII., xt...... vi, 64 XXlI .... i, 226; viil, 86
IV., 25 ........ il, 396 IX., 19....... iii, 651 XVlI., 12 ...... i, 343 XXlI, I-I 9. .. iv, 147
IV., 26 ....... viii, I37 IX., 2I, 22 .... iv, I29 XVII., 14 ...... iV,
366 XXII., 1-14.. iii, 171
IV,
V.,V V............i, xlo; vib488
v, 596 IX.,2223..ii,251;
IX, ....... vi,vii,63348 XVII"I7
3__ .469; viii, XXlI.,l,
XXII., 2.. ....
1-io. iu,%5.3.7
165
V., 3 .......... iv, 248 IX., 24-27 ...... i, 269 XVII., 26, 27 .... i, I43 XXII., I..vl, 251; vm,
V., 21 .......... iv, t 5 IX., 25-27 .... iv, 613 XVIIL..iii, 523, 69o; 245.
V., 22 ......... iii, 153 IX., 25 ..... vii, 63 vi, 67. XXII., 3, 4 .... ii, 461
V., 24 .... i, 7; fii, 153, IX., 27 ......... i, 418 XVIII., I, 2 ..... i, 223 XXII., 6 ...... i, 467
227, 591; v, 474, X., 8--17 ....... iv, 129 XVlII., 1 ...... i,47o XXlI., i2 .iv, 328;
548; viii, 9 x, 425 X., 9 ........... v, 63 XVIII., 2 ....... i, 263 viii, 76L
V., 25 .......... iv, 15 X,, 32 ........ vii, 173 XVIII., 3 ..... viii, 37 ° XXII., 11, I2...v, 517,
V., 28,29 ....... iv, 15 XI., I-3 ....... v, 513 XVIII.,4 ..... vih, 341 539-
V., 29 ........ vi, 349 XI., I, 2...... iv, 555 XVIIL, 6 ...... ii, 283 XXII, 13 .... viii, 76o
VI., x-4..ii, 142; iii, XI., 3....... viii, 761 XVIII, 8 ...... ii, 284 XXIL, 14 ..... vii, 53o
445, 47 °. XI., 4 ........ iv, 497 XVIII., xo ...... i, 223 XXII., 17 .... 1,.I3; ia,
VI., I, 2..ii, 274; iv, XI., 5-9 ....... iv, 556 XVlIl., 12 ..... ii, 503 47.3; vn, 472;
32. XI., 5 ...... i, 263 XVIII., t 3 seq...i, 263 Vl11,572
VI., 2..i, 484; iii, 65, XI., 6 ........ i, 25o XVIII., 13, 14...i, 224 XXlL, 18 ..... hi, 15I
688; iv, 486, XI., 7" •.v, 627; viii, XVIII., I3 ...... i, 473 XXIL, 3° ..... iii, 6m
567; vi, 252, Io8. XVIIL, 14 .... iii, 6o 5 XXIII., 2-4... iv, II 3
294; viii, 85, XI., 16 ........ v, 149 XVIII., 16, 17. .i, 224 XXIII., 4..ii, 44o; iix,
34I. XI., 26-28 ..... iv, 13° 263. 558.
VI., 3..ii,499; iii, 552; Xl., 26 ........ v, I49 XVIII., 2o-23, 33 • .i, XXlII., 6 ..... iii, 369
iv, 59, 254, 626; XI., 26-XII, 5...iv, 7 224. XXllI., 9 ..... ,fin, 11
v, 2oo; viI, 63; XI.,28 ....... vfii, 88 XVIII.,21...iii, 317; XXlII.,9, IT..viii, 520
viii, 58. XI., 31 ...... iii, 53 viii, 245. XXln., 1i ...... 1, 56s
VI., 4 ........ viii, io XII-XV ....... iii, 153 xVIII, 22...i, 263; ii, XxIII., 31 ..... iv, i13
VL, 3, 4 ....... iv, 151 XII ...... vii, 474, .488 359. XXIV., 16 ..... ii, 439
VI., 5, 6 ....... iv, 6oo XII, I-3 ......... 1, 7 XVIII., 23, 25...vi, I8 XXIV., 22, 25 ...1,
VI., 5-7 ....... v, 658 XII., i ......... v, 67 XVIII., 23 ..... ii, 359 XXIV., 64, 65 ..... m,
371.,6 ..iii, 612; viii, XII.,3..i, 492; viii, XVIII.,25,27 .... wb 689; iv, 34.
7.45. 374, 479- 448. XXV., 7 ...... iii, _5_
VI., 8 .......... iv, t_ XII., 5........ iii, 153 XVIII., 25 ..... ii, 44o XXV., 21-23...iii, ISl
VI., 9. • .iii, 152; vm, XII., 7 ....... v, 627 XVIII., 27 ...1, 9, 64; XXV., 2I-24 .... iv, 82
i37. XlI., 10-20 ..... iv, 19 ii, 428. XXV., 2I, 23 .... i, I45
VI., II ....... vii, 187 XIII.,8 ...... iv, I31 XlX ..... iii, 523; vii, XXV., 22,23.. iii, 207
VI., I4(Lxx)..vii: 359 XlII., 13, Ido 15, I7; 466,488. XXV.,23-26 .... i, 493
VI., 15 ......... t, 344 i, 561. XIX., 1-29 .... iii, 153 XXV., 23. • v, I69, 512
VI., 18..i, 343; ifi, 153 XlII., i4-i6 ...... i, 7 XlX., i, io ..... i, 224 XXV., 26 . .. iii, i51,
VI., 19, 20 .... iv, 62 XlII., I6 .... vii, 472 XIX.,4 ....... iv, 13o 2o7.
VI., VII ....... vii,488 XIV .......... ifi, 153 XIX., 1o, II.. iv, 458 XXV., 27-34...iv, II3
VII .............. i, 7 XIV., 13 ..... vii, lO8 XIX., 1I ....... iv, 42 XXV., 31 ...... .fii,v'646; 632
VII., x...iii, I52; iv, XlV., I4 • .i, 143; ii, XlX., I6-25 .... i, 225 XXV., 34 ....
151 ; viii, 238. 499. XlX., I7...iii, 387; iv, viii, 37"..
VII., 2, 3 ...... iii, 153 XIV., I8..iii, 152; v, 518; vi, 277. XXVI ........ _ 474
VII., 2...v, 646; vii, 359, 512- XlX., 22 ....... i, 487 XXVI., 3 ..... rift, 472
343" XlV., 22 ....... i, 467 XlX., 23-29.. • iii, 162 XXVI., 4 ....... i, 259
VII., 3 ......... iv, 62 XlV., 23 ....... ii, 582 XlX., 23 ...... i, 224 XXVI., 6-II iv, 19
....
VII., 6 ........ v, 197 XV ........ viii, 86, 88 XlX., 24 .... i, 8,IlO, XXVI., x5..... iv,517
VII., 7 ......... iv, 62 XV., 5, 6 ......... i, 7 263, 418; iii, XXVII ....... v, 168
VI., 16 ......... i, 263 XV.,5..I,422,.47°; iv, 523; v, 544, XXVIL, I ...... v, 63
VIII ......... vii, 474 547; w, 293- 629, 636; vii, XXVII., 9..... v, 169
VIH., x...v, I98; viii, XV., 6..i, I46, 245; ii, 448- XXVII., 15 ..... iv, 19
76I. 445; iii, 711 ; XlX., 26 ....... v, 287 XXVII., 2o .... v, I69
VIII, 1o, 12 .... i, 204 v, 51o, 545. XIX., 27, 28 .... i, 223 XXVII., 25...iii, 646;
VIII., 2t..v, 615; viii, XV., 9 ....... vi, 325 XlX., 28 ..... viii, 598 viii, 37.
XV., 13-I6...viii, 246 XIX., 3o-38 .... iv, 79 XXVII., 27-29 ..... i,
245, 76o. 562; v, 513
IX ....... vii,348,5o4 gv.,13..i, 561; iii, XIX.,31-33 .... i,I35,
IX., I, "_...... iii, 651 153- 505. XXVII., 27 .... iv,4z7
IX., 1..il, 387; vili, 85 XV., I9 ...... i, 343 XiX., 37, 38 .... v, 215 XXVII., 28 .... iii, 343
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Gen. XX_,rLI_z9...vi, 394; Gen. XXXVIII ...... iv, Gen. XLIX_ I6 .... vi_349, Exod. IV_a3 ....... iv,3o 9
vii, 43 o. XXXVIII., s .viii, _ 36o. IV., 24-a6..iii, z_3;
XXVII., 39 .... iii, 343 XXXVIII., 5..viii, x8 XLIX., 18 ..... i, 4_ iv, _ 5_;
XXVII.,4 x••.i,6; iv, XXXVIII., i2-3o ..iv, XLIX., 21-26..¥, 166 ¥, 4|4.
517;v,169; 24, XLIX. 21..:.viii, 27 IV.,25...... iii, s63
vi, 356. XXXVIII., 12..viii, x9 XLIX., 24..h 242; v, VI, 2. seq.... i, 263;
XXVIII, 4 ..... 1, I3; XXXVIIL, x4, 15..v, 522. v, 90, so6.
viii, 34L 545. XLIX., z 7 ...iii, 430; VI, It-12 .... v, $oa
XXVIII., 7...... v, 54 XXXVIII., 26..vi, 2i 9 v, 168; viii, VI., 23 ....... vi, 125
XXVIII., xo-x9 .... i, XXXVIII., 28..i, 496 37. VI., zS ....... _ la 5
226. XXXIX ....... vii, 4I 4 XLIX., 28 ..... i, 344 VI., 29 ....... i, 163
XXVIII., 12-17.- • iii, XXXIX., I (LXX.).. XLIX., 29-31 .... vii, VII, VIII .... iii. 66;
343. viii, 32 177. v, lax;
XXVIII., 12, I3... iv, XXXIX, I2 .... vt, 352 L., i ......... vii, 464 451; viii, lag
583. XL, 8 ......... i, 4ol VII., x.... i, 42o; v,
XXVIII., i2...iv, i16 XLI., 5 seq.., viii, 323 Exod. I., I seq...... vii, 488 187, 63I ; vii,
XXVIIL, I4 .... i, 63, XLI., 25 ..... viii, 323 L, 8-I6 ....... iv, 72 411,480;
259. . XLII., 3 ....... i, 344 I., 12 ........ v, 5oi to8.
XXVIII., x5.. n, 223; XLII., 22 ..... viii, Ix I., 13-t4 ...... i, 503 VII., 9-13 ..... v, 62
vii, 472. XLIV, 2- 5 ..... v, 52 I., 16 ........ vi, 3_3 VII., 9...i, 453; viii,
XXVIII., 17 .... v, 54 XLV., 24 ...... fii, 685 I., I8 ........ iii, 313 342.
XXIX., 9 ...... ii, 283 XLVI., 3 ...... ii, 224 I., 22 ........ iti, 313 VII., 1o.-14. _ 428
XXIX., 33 ..... viii, I1 XLVI., H ..... v, 149i II ........... vi, 22o VII., Ix ...... vi,349
XXIX., 35 ..... vi.'!!,17 XLVI., 27 ..... ii, 3321 II., lo ....... ii, 335 VII., la ...... iii, 234
XXX, 8 ...... wn, 27 XLVI, 27, (LXX.) .. II., 13-14 .... fii, 396 VII., 19, 2o..viii,341
XXX., x4seq...viii, 21 vii, 488 II., 13 ...... vii, 467 VIII ......... vi,
XXX., :to ..... vifi, 23 XLVIII., 4- .- vii, 472 II., t4..i, 6; vii, 45° VIII., 19..i, 4_; iii,
XXX., 37-39 .... v, 63 XLVIII., 3, 4. •.v, 168 II., I5-21 ...iit, 386 393; viii, tag
XXX., 37 ...... ii, 284 XLVIII., 7 {LXX.) .- II., 23 ....... i, 226 VIII., 25, 28..iii, 673
XXX., 42, 43. • iv, 517 viii, 35. III ...... v, 629; vii, VIII., 27-a 9. .iv, 311
XXXI., 2 ....... t, 340 XLVIII., II .... i, 145 1t8, 474; viii, IX., I_ ...... iv,
XXXI., Io-13. .i, 226; XLVIII., I4, 15.- - v, 86 IX., 22 ....... v, t_o
iv, 390. 63 L III., 2-6 ...... v, 524 IX., 32 ....... vi, 281
XXXI., I I-I 3. .v, 630 XLVIII., z 5.... vi, 24 III, 2- 4 ...... i, 227 IX., 35 ....... t, 5oa
XXXI., H ..... i, 473 XLVIII, I6... viii, 13 III., 2...iii, 633; iv, X., 2 ........ iii, 469
XXXL, 13 ..... v, 517 XLVIII., I7-19 .... v, 288; v, 119, X., 1o, it .... iii, 673
XXXI., 4 x..... i, 562 513. 555, 617; vi, X., 24 ....... lii, 67_
XXXII ........ iii, 523 XLVIII., 18,19. .i, I45 388, 389; vii, X., 25 ....... vii, 5oo
XXXII., 22-3o..i, 226 XLVIII., 22... iv, 34I 448. X., 28 ........ ii, 363
XXXlI., 24-3I • • .iv, XLIX., I-4 .... iv, 39o III., 4 ........ i, 473 XI .......... vi, 33o
39o. XLIX, i .w, 34h 6u3 III., 6.. A, 184, 467; XI, 2 ........ i, 50a
XXXlI., 24-27. .%630 XLIX., 3..v, 163; viii, xv,276;v,223; XI., 5 ........ iv, 30_
XXXlI., 24, 30..i, 263 17. vil, 464 . XI., 7 ....... Vi,
XXXII., 24.- .it, 223; XLIX., 4, 5, 7"" .v, I64 III., 7, 8..i, 419, 476 XII ...... iii, 443; vi,
v, 629. XLIX, 4 ....... iv, 86 III., 8 .... ii, 214; iii, Z_, 330; _b
XXXII., 26 .... vi, 266 XLIX., 5, 8, 9, Io, 1I, I63, 324; iv, 129; viii, tz&
XXXIL, 28-3 ° .... iv, I8, 24 .... i, xo5, 622. XII., 1-11 ...iii, 167
374. 22I. III., xx ........ i, xo XlI., _t...vi, 63, _.8l
XXXlI., 28..iii, 415 XLIX., 5-7- • .iii, 165 III., 13-16...iii, 682 XlI., 3-12 .... v, 5aa
XXXII., 29. . .vii, 1I8 XLIX., 6...ii, 224; m, III., 14, 15 _.vii, 472 XII., 4 ....... v, 553
XXXII., 30, 31 • .v, 630 336. III., 14 .... t, 419; u, XII, 6,..iii, t6o; v,

XXXII., 3oil, ii,

609;223;
iv, XLIX., 7
XLIX.,8-12.. ...... viii,
i, 221;I2 253, 614;
227, 338; vi,
iv, XII.,$ ......
363• iv, 648
i65; vii,448 v, 206, 513. 335. XII., It ...... v, 535
XXXIII., 3 ..... i, 562 XLIX., 8-Io... v, 246 IIL, I6 .... i, 226; ii, XII., 12 ...... iv, 309
XXXlII., xo .... v, 63 XLIX., 8, 9--. vii, 35° 35I.i v, 317. XlI., 13, .v, 464, 525
XXXIII., iI ...i, 35I, XLIX., 9 ..... vii, 454 IIL, 17. .tit, 324, 634 XII., 15 ..... vi, 148
369- XLIX., lO--12..i, 474; III., I8 ....... ii, 228 XII., 16..iii, lSf , 363
XXXIV., 7 .... viii, 64 vi, 2i 9. III., I9 .... i, 505; ii, XII., I7. ..... v, l:tz
XXXIV., 25-31 .... ih, XLIX., Io...i, 85, t73, 228. XII., 18, s 9 . .vt, 148
165. 18I, 259; iv, III., 22..iii, 313, 457 XII, 19.. A, _o; vi,
XXXV ........ vii, 474 419; v, 618; IlL, 23 ...... vi, 387 I27.
IV., VII ..... vii, 479 XII., 23. .tv, _ 592

x xv,=....i,34,;
XXXv.,XXXV"
51......
......

viii, Io.
Vpi,227517
9o,145,24iv, ....., ,55
454,vi'
395;46i
XLIX., lI ..... ii, 213,
;viii,vii' IV ..........
IV., 2- 4 ......
vii, 4569
iv, 62
XlI, 3O......
XIL, .,,.,___ :"
vi, 108

XXXVII...i,6; iii, 165 221; iii,419; IV., 3-4. -. viii, 34t XII., 4o-42 • .ii_ 123
XXXVII.,4... vi, 356 v, 164, 36o, IV, 6-7..iii,5.65,588 XII, 46..v, 39&424
XXXVII., 19,_o .... v, 633. IV., x0-.x2...m, 415 XIII, 2...i, 3x9; lit,
375. XLIX., 12-15.. v, 165 IV., to .... i, 1o, 64 -- 541; viii,408
XXXVII., 7.2, 29..viii, XLIX., 16--2o. v, 165 IV., 13 ....... v, 618 XII_ 19 .... vii, 464

XXXVII., XX.
28..viii, 29 XLIX., I6,246.
17. .% 2°7, IV., 21 .......
IV., 22 ....... iv_3_t XIIL, 21vii,
.... 451.
% _17;
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XlV., 4.-i, 19; vi, 22o Exod. XX., 4...ii, 189; iii, Exod. XXII., 28...iv, 653..; Exod. XXVIII., 3...ii,
XlV., 11-14...v,500 62, 64, 166; v, 537; vu, 32o.
XlV., 14 ..... iv, 666 v, 498, 549. 41o, 411, XXVIII., 12, 29. .fi,
XIV., 1_-31..iii, 666 XX., 5 .... i, 354; ii, 503; viii, 48.
XIV., I_ .... viii, 36I 227; iv, I57, IO8, lO9, XXVIII., 13-2i . .iii,
XIV., 19 ...... v, 517 78, 64, 356, 313, 314 • 364•
XIV., zZ-3o..iii, 673 654- XXlII., I .... ii, 252 XXVIII., 17. .i, 346
XIV., 2_ .... vii, 451 XX., 6....... ii, 227 XXIII., 2..ii, 278; v, XXVIII., 27 (LXX.)
XlV., 31 .... 457;
XV., I..ii, viii_ viii,
I35 XX., 7."74,.iS, 29o;
6o2; iii,v, 4_I_! vii, XXVIII., 28vm,.... 14.
viii,
65. 537- XXIII., 3-..vii, 397, 363.
XV., 2...vi, 384, 387 XX., 8-I 1.... iii, 155 415. XXVIII., 33..-i, 215
XV., 4 ...... viii, 377 XX., 8 .... i, I46; ui, XXlII., 4...ii, 367; XXVIII., 35, 36 ....
XV., 2o.. vii, 481,492 156. vi, _9- viii, 773.
XV., 22-26...iit, 17o XX., 9, lO...iib 313 XXIII., 6.... ii, It4 XXVIII., 36--38....
XV., 22 ...... iii, 711 XX., lO...... iii, 363 XXlII., 7, 8.. vii, 415 viii, 362.
XV., 23 ....... vi, 63 XX., IZ.-I7...iii, _52 XXlII., 7,(LXX.) .. XXVlII., 36. Av, 138
XV., 24, 25 • .iii, 673 XX., I2--16...1% 368 vii, 399- XXVlII., 43..v, 364,
XV., 26 ..... vii, 398 XX., 12..ii, 399; iii, XXlII., 7-'i, 497; v, 37°, 379.
XV_ 27...i, 242; iii, 391, 469; iv, 52i. XXIX ....... viii, 89
387 . 64, 277; v, XXlII., 8...vii, 399 XXlX., 3. ..v, 459
XVI ..... v, 22o; vii, 384; vi, 39o; XXlII., IO, lI,...ii, XXlX., 5, 6"(LXX.)
45 I. vii, 412. 266. viii, 14.
XVI., I- 3 .... iv, 1o5 XX., 13-16..ii, 2o2; XXlII., 13...iii, 67, XXlX., 7 .... iit, 672
XVI., 3, 7 .... iii, 679 ifi, 374. 73. XXlX., I3, 14 .... v
XVI., 8 .... i, 6o; vii, XX., 13-I5 .... v, 67 XXIIL, 17. .vii, 53 o, 524•
45 L XX., 13, 14..vii, 377 XXIII., 2o-23 .... iv, XXIX., 36, 38, 39, 41
xvI., 29 ..... iv, 366 XX., 13. .ii, 382; vii, 152. vii, 5o6.
XVI., 36 . .. il, 359 466. XXIII., 2o, 2I .... i, XXIX., 45 .... ii, 4o6
XVII ..... ii, 242; vi, XX., I4, 17. .vii, 392 236; iii, XXX., 1-9...vi, 328
z2o. XX., 14..ii, 251, 26o; 163, 33.5; XXX., 22-23 ..... ih,
XVIL, 6..vi, 389; vii, iii, 8o, 229. v, 517; vm, I69.
45 I. XX., 15 .... iii, 457; 425 . XXX., 23 .... i, 394;
XVII., 8-16..iii, 166 vii, 377. XXIII., 2o..v, 628; viii, 536,
XVII., 8-12..iv, lO9 XX., 16..ii_, 363; vii, vii, 1o8. 568.
XVII., 9-14. • .v, 525 377- XXIV., 2 .... iv, 454, XXX., 34 ..... i, 394
XVII., 11-14..v, 5oI XX., 17. .li, 251,361, 54 o, 581. XXXI ....... vii, 45 I
XVII., 11, 12...iib 382, 394, 450; XXIV., 4 ..... 1, 344 XXXI., 2- 5 ...ii, 305
685. in, 294; vii, XXIV., 7, 8..vii, 35° XXXI., 6 ..... ii, 3o5
XVII., 11 ..... i, 5°6 377, 391, 429" XXIV., 8 .... in, 593 XXXI., 18 .... i, 139,
XVIL, I4 ..... i, 145 XX., 18 ...... iv, 6ol XXIV., I8...i, I46; I46; v,615
XVlI., 16 ..... i, 442 XX., 20 ...... il, 226 iv, lO5; vt, XXXI., 19...vi, 385
XV I I I., XXIV., XX., 21 ...... iv, 581 22o. XXXlI ..... iii, 636;
XXVlI.... vii,492 XX., 22, 23. .hi, 634 XXV., 2 ..... vii, 192 xv,25; vt,
XVlII ....... vii, 416 XX., 23 ..... v, 549 XXV., 4 .... viii, 363 226; vi_
XVIII, 23...fii, 684 XX., 24 ...... vii,459 XXV., 8 ..... % 389 458.
XVIII., 32. .iii, 684 XXI., 2 ..... iv, 562 XXV., 9. i, 285, 286 XXXII., i..iii, 151,
XlX ........ vii, II8 XXI., 6, 13...1, 48I, XXV., xo, I7. .i, 394 4oi, 71o;
XIX., 1 ...... iii, 355 482. XXV., lO, H..iv, 158 v,5o8; vfi,
XiX., 5, 6 ...vil, 4O9 XXL, 17 .... vii, 412 XXV., lO .... v, 179; 459.
XlX., 6..i, 471; viii, XXI., 22, 23 ..... vn, viii, 453. XXXlI., 4..iil, 152,
271. 377. XXV., 22 .... vi,386 iv, 461 ; v,
XIX., lO, 11..v, 525 XXI., 23 (LXX.).. XXV., 23, 31, 32. .i, i83; vi_,
XIX., 15 ...... v, 544 vii, 466. 394. 443, 459
XlX., I6 ..... vi, 388 XXI., 24. ii, 387; iii, XXV., 23 ..... ii, 500 XXXlI., 6.... i, 204,
XlX., I8 ...... %555 3II, 370; iv, XXV., 24 ..... ii, 500 500; .ih
XIX., 19 ..... iv, 326 54, 621; vi, XXV., 4o ..... i, 286, 234; m,
XlX., 2o ..... ii, 394 214. 479, 566; 62, 311;
XIX., 22..v, 364, 37o, XXI., 24, 25. •iii, 154 iv, 348, 36I ; iv, lO5; v,
379. XXI., 28, 29. •iv, 267 vi, 328. 55o-
XX.,XXXIV ..... vii, XXL, 33 ..... ii, 457 XXVI., 1, 2 . .i, 343, XXXlI., 7 .... b 146
497- XXI., 36 ..... ii, 457 344, 394- XXXlI., 7, 9-..i, I9,
XX ...... ii, 29_; vii, XXII., I ..... i_, 387 XXVI., 7, 8...i, 344, 139, 146"
458- XXlI., 9, 12. vii, 342 394- XXXlI., 9, lO.... Ii,
XX., 2, 3 .... ii, 133, XXlI., 18... vii, 466 XXVI., 16, 26..i,394 431-
512. XXII., 19 .... vii, 463 XXVI., 37 .... i, 395 XXXlI., lO..iii, 318
XX., "...ii, 223; iii, XXlI., 2o .... v, 343, XXVII., 1... i, 395 XXXlI., 2o...iv, 25
634. 364, 439, XXVII., 2o...iv, 159 XXXII., z 3. .iii, 151
XX_ 3. •.ii, I14; v, 462, 498; XXVIII, XXIX.,... XXXII., 3r-33 .... v,
223, 498; vi, vi, 163. vii, 5oo. 499, 5°8
163. XXlI., 21 .... ii, Ix 4 XXVIIL, I, 5..... i, XXXlI., 31...v,
XX., 3, 4 .... iv, 637 XX/I., 22-24 ..... v, 395- XXXlI.,32..i, 19; tii,
XX., 3, 4, 5..iv, 545 556. XXVIII., z .... i, 343 318; iv, l_2.
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Exod. XXXII, 33- • .ii, 224 Levi* II, I ......... ii' i3_ Levi, XIX., 17 .... Jig ¢o7; LeviL XXVL, 3o .... ik 3_1
XXXII, 34...ii, 224 II., z 3. .vi, 311; viii, 4vi_378, 419, XXVI_4o-4t..i,_t
XXXIII., I..ii,
2, 3 ....459i' HI., 1715" ..... .iv, xo5 XIX., .
18..iii,461 XVII ........ vi_
XXXIII., 3. 48o..v, I83 IV.,
IV.,_6:::::: .iii,672 [ XIX., rl_: .ii' 12; Jig Numb.I, 51 ...... viii,S34
• .iii' 672 152; iv, 19; HI ......... vii, 492
XXXIII., 11, 17. .vii, IV., I8 ...... iii, 672 v, 285, 5._5; III., 32 ..... viii, 634
499. V., ,6 ....... vii, 504 vii, 377, 4o9, III., 45 ..... viii, 634
XXXIII., ,1..ii' 3.5.I VI., 24 ....... iv, 6o2 46o, 465. IV., 5 ...... iv, I58
4*0; in, VI.,3o ....... iii, 173 XlX., 2o ...... iv, 98 V,, 2 ........ v, 658
6o9, 6*0, VII., 20..v, 44[, 554 XlX., 26 .... iv, 539; V., 11_........ v, 56o
684; vii, VIII ......... viii, 89 vii, 424. VL, !-4 ..... vi, $z 7
45* ; viii, VIII., 12..... iii, 672 XIX., 26, 31 . .vii, 467 vz., t-_' ..... vi, 3_5
323. X., 1, 2 ....... i' 497 XlX., 27 ..... v.: 553, VI. 2 ....... vi, 3,_
XXXIII., *3-23..iii' X., 9- -iii, 468; iv, 1o8 445; vii, 392 VI., 6, 7 ..... iii, 386
385. X., lO ....... vi' 525 XlX., 29 ..... ii, 27.7 VI. 9 ........ ii,am
XXXIII., '3-.fii,6o9 XI...i' 143; ii' 456; XIX., 31.iv,4o2, 54o. VI., *z ....... ii' zlo
XXXIII., '4 .... viii, vi, 525 . XIX., 32 ..... v, 5_3i Vi., 24.,iv,5xz; vii,
76o. XI., 2 ...... i' 534 XlX., 33, 34. - ii, 307 4211.
XXXIII., 18, '9..iv, XI., 3........ ii, 289 XX., 7..iv, 56; v,45o VIII,, _67 .... v, 4olt
XXXIII., 1°5" 8
*8..ii'34, XI.,
XI., 45,........ v, 647
7 ..... viii, 31 XX., lo..ii'
589; 379
vii, ;463
v, VIII.,
XI .......... .... iii'
v, 3o8
461. XL, 13. .:... iv, 361 XX., lO, 13, 15 ...iii, XI., i-6 ..... iv, 1o5
XXXIII., '9 .... viii, XI., 14 ...... ii, 289 294. XI., '6 ...... _ 88
572. XI., 29 ...... vi' 328 XX., 13 ..... vii, 463 XI., 17...i, 220; v,
XXXIII., 20-22...i' XI., 44, 45 .... iv, 56 XX., 17 ...... vi, 311 676.
491. XI., 44-..iv, 5o; vfii, XX., 21 ....... iv, 64 XI., 23 ....... i' 163
XXXIII., 20..i' 344, 57" XX., 24. .i' I4O; ii' XI., 16,27 .... ii, Iz
• XI., 3t ..... vii, 1o8,
49o; iii,
446; n, XII., 48..ii,
..... 212;
viii, 406
viii, XXI., 1459"...iii, 386 459.
*63, 319, 375. XXI., 5 ..... vii, 392 XI., 34 ..... viii, 247
47 o, 609, XlII ......... iii, 407 XXl., 7, I4. • vii' 457 XlI., x, x4 .... i' 573
61o,611; XIII., 2-6 .... iii, 440 XXI., 9 ..... ii: 3_9 XII., 1 ...... vii, 450
iv, 277; XIV ........ iii, 407 XXI., Ii ...... w, o4 XII., 2..iii' 1117;vii,

v, 627;
viii, 123. XIV., 43-45..
XIV, 33-42.. •, iv, 98 XXI., 1714 .....
...... v,iv,364,
54 XII., 3 ???'i' 54, 6_;
XXXlII., 2* .... vih, XlV., 49-53.-.i' 3ol 370; vii, 397 v, 331; vii,
638• XV ..... m, 440; vii, XXl., 21 ..... v, 379[ 4_ °, _ 467;
XXXIII., 23 ..... iii, 462. XXlI., 13 ..... iv, 641 vni, 5_.
385; viii, XV., 19 ...... iii, 379 XXlIl., XXV...vii, i XlI., 5-.8...iii' 163;
573. XV., 29 ...... ii, 212 474` i IV,152.
XXXlV ...... Vi, 220 XV., 31 ..... vit, 398, XXIII, 5-7.. vi, 149 XII., 6-8 ...iii' 38_n
XXXIV., *..viii, 761 403, 415. XXIII., 5 .... iii, 417 609; iv, 63,
XXXIV., 2...ii, 359 XVI ........ hi, I73 XXlII., 6... vi, 148 i XII., 6, 7.,. _ 323
XXXIV.,4-9..iv, lO5 XVI., _-7 .... iii, 327 XXIII., 18...vii, 342 XIL, 7, 8 .... rig 499
XXXIV., 5- • .vii' 569 XVI., _..iv, 158, 329, XXllI., 22 .... ii, 366 XlI., 7 .... i' 1o, 4_o
XXXIV., 6, 7 ...... i, 592. XXIII., 26-29 .... iv, XII., 8 ...... vii, 4l_l
490; iv, XVI., 23, 24.. ii, 454 1o3. XII., xo ....... i' t6
75. XVI., 29...iv, lO3, XXIII., 39-42 .... vi, XIL, 14, 15 ..... i, 6
XXXIV., *2..ii, 363 648. 344. XII., I4 .... vii, 4o_
XXXIV., 14. . .iv, 76 XVII, *-'9. •• iii, 156 XXIII., 4o. . vi, 345, XIL, 2¢ ..... vi, 1181
XXXIV., 19. .V, 248 XVII., 7...... ii, 276 346. XlI., 27 ..... vi_ 14
XXXIV., 28..i, 139; XVII., IO,I4. .iv, 286 XXlV., 2... iii, 123; XlII., 8..... _i, 118
iv, m5; XVII., ,I-19 ..... iii, iv, 159- XIII., 16 .... i' 236;
vii, 449; 407 . XXIV., 2, 3.- v_, 33° ili' 163; vii,
viii, 361. XVII., *4 .... iv, 338 XXIV., 3 .... v_ 33° J18.
XXXIV., 29-35 • .iv, XVIII., I-5...ii' 358 XXlV., ,3-I4..v,537 XIV, 5..... vii, 451
lO 5. XVlII., 8 .... iii' 443 XXIV., 16.. viii, 419, XIV., 10.... _ 451
XlV., _7 .... tii, 388
XXXIV., 29.. ii' 504; XVIII., *9. •vi, 311; 428.
iv, 588; vii, 463. XXIV., 17-22.. • *it, XIV., 3° ..... i, 5o_
viii, 3o XVlII.,20 .... ii, 261 I54, XV., 25 ..... viii, 20
XXXIV., 33"-vi, 21.9 XVlII., 22...ii, 26I; XXIV., 20 ..... iv, 54 XV., 3° ...... ii, 369

XXXIV., vi'
355.8_ ;. .iu, 466.
vii, 463, XXV., 42-......
7 .... ifi,3ll
ii, 366 XV., 32,..i'392;471; vi,
iv,
2am. XIX., 2.... iv, 56; v, XXV., 55 ..... iii, 63* _ II!4,

XXXV., 23.-.viii,
XXXV, .... iv, 392
*89 XlX., 6 37.6"". vii, 435 XXVI ........
XXVI., ii, 635
1..iii' 62, _3* XV., 38 ......
XVI...i, 19; vii,t,,18
399,
XXXV., '7.-.vi' 39o XlX., 9 ...... ii' 366 XXVI., 5 ..... iv, 6_o 41o,
467, 43°,
474, 4.f_
494.
XXXVI., 29 8, 27. .i, XlX., lO..... ii, 366 xXVL, I2..i, 572; fi,

XXXVII., *,344.2..iv, XlX.,,

XIX., 13i ....
..... vii,
V, 466
553 XXVI.p _t.4_."".
ii,
5s,
t XVI., 3I, .....
xVI., 31 ....vii, i'4_

15g 138.
XXXIX., 3O..iv, XIX., I5..iv, 78; -vii,
397, 4r5 XXVL, 27_t_...vii, XVI.
XVL, 9,
13 to...v,
.... vii, 45o
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Numb.XVI, t5, 33 • -i, 497 Numb.XXVII, xS,2o,23..i, Deut. VIII., 3.-.i, 48* ; ii, Deut. XVI. 16 ..... _ 53o
XVI, I5 .... vii, 451 _7 I, 5.72. 238, 281; iii, XVI_ I8 ..... vu, 4q
XVL, 21 .... vii, 451 XXVII, I_ .... l, 22o 593; iv, io5, XVI, I9 .... vii, 399,
XVI, 26 ..... v, 37o, 298; v, 648 415-
¢oo. Deut. I., to ......... iv, 547 VIII., 4 ...... iii, i55 XVI., 2o .... vii, 397,
XVI, 31-33 .... viii, I., t6 ........ vii, 413 VIII., 5 ....... ii, 339 399, 417. ^
363. I., 17. .v, 66z; vii, 397, VIII., It .... viii, Io9 XVII ....... viii, 62
XVI., 33; i, 6. 399, 4oo, 415, VIII., 12-I4..iii, 369, XVII., 6 .... iii. 422;
XVI.,
XVL, 3841 ....-.. vii,
iv, 129336 I., 31466,467-
....... iv, 529 VIII., I84.i.7.;.iv,
. .ii, 1o5.
368 XVII., 7 viii,
.... 44,
vii, 425.
399,
XVII .......... i, 16 II., 23 ........ viii, I2 IX., 3-.iv, 502; v, 88 415.
XVII., 5 ..... v, 399 II., 34 ........ iv, 618 IX., 9 ....... wii, 36I XVIL, 12-I 3. .v, 373,
XVlI., 7 ...... ii, 4o IV., I ......... i, I43 IX., II ....... iv, ZO5 365,340,358.
XVII., 8., ii, 39; iv, IV., 9 ........ ii, 363 IX., 25 ....... iv, Io 5 XVII., I2 ..... v, 319
I_9; vi, 389; IV, Io ........ v, 540 X., [2, I6 ...... i, XVII., 15 ..... vii, 87
vn, 442. IV., I2 ....... ii, 488 X., 12, I3 ..... iv, _ XVIII., t, 2..iii, 444
XVII., Io .... v, 47 I, IV., I4 ........ i, 482 X., 12 ........ ii, 44I XVIII., t ...... i,471
537. IV., 16-i 9 .... iv, 5Io X., 14, 15 .... viii, Io9 XVIII., Io, II ...vii,
XVIII., I, 2o..i, IV., x7 ..... vii, 326 X., 14 ....... viii, 313 467.
XVIII., 8 ...vii, _ IV., Ig--m. .. iv, 547 X., I6, 17 ..... ii, 487 XVIII., 1o. . ..v, 553,
XVIII., I...vii, 403, IV., I9-..i, 222, 26O, X., 16 .... iii, 437,4.5.8 vii, 424
4o9. 42o; ii, 505; iv, X., 17. . .iv, 54 ; _nn, XVIII., I4, 15 .... iv,
XVlII.,I2 • .vii, 409 545; vii, 443- 1o8, xo9, 3[3, 412, 539-
XVlII., 27...... i, 3 IV., 24. .i,49o; iv, 76, 314. XVlII., I5-19...viii,
XVlII ...... vii, 471 243, 287, 502; X., 19 ....... ii, 367 248.
XlX., 2 ...... v, 376 v, 75, 38I; vi, X., 2.o.... ii, I95 ; v, XVIII., _5 .-.ii, 224,
XlX., 8, 9, I2, I3,. 234. 498; viii, Io9 433; iii,
v, 4ol. IV., 34 ...... viii, 313 XI., I2... i, [9, [39, 384; v,
XX .......... ii, 242 IV., 35 ......... v, 88 I46. 618; vi,
IX, 1-i2 .... iv, 1o5 IV., 39...v, 613; vii, i XI., 26...iii, 434; iv, 219; vii,
XX., 1-6 .... iii, 7II 473; viii, IO9, 7I. 448, 479;
IX., 25, 26...v, 37° 314. XI., 27 ....... iii, 635 viii, 88.
XXI ........ iii, 3o8 V ............ ii, 292 XII .......... vii, 461 XVIII., 17-19 ... iv,
XXI., 4-9. • .ih, I66, V., z, 22 ....... i, 48I XlI., 1-26 .... iii, I56 I52; vii,
650. V., 8... i, 420; iii, 62 Xli., 2-3 ..... fii, 635 118.
XXI., 5 ..... iii, 679 V., 9 ...... iv, 76, 157 XlI., 5 ...... ,hi, 458 XVlII., I8-19 ..... v,
XXI., 6"-9 ..... i, 87, V., I2-I 5..... iii, 156 XlI., 6 ...... vii, 530 5I2"

XXI., 8__4.5".iii, 314 V., 16-21

12 .........
..... iii, i, I52
146 XlI., 21
XlI., 11......
...... vii,
viii,530
87 XVIII.,
XVlII., i8...vi,
19...ii, 224; 216
XXI., 8.. i, 183, 46 V., i7-x 9 ...... v, 6Z XlI., 24 ...... vii, 53° lib 384.
XXlI.-XXlV.... iii V., 22 ........ v, [i8 XlI., 3o. .i!i, 63_ XlX., II-21..iii, I54
396, 415 . V., 24 ........ i, 489 XII., 32 ...... wl, 37_ XlX., 13 ..... wi, 416
XXlI, 12, 22, 23. . .b V, 26 ........ iii, 6IO XlII., i seq..iv, 452; XlX., 14 .... vi, [o3;
572. V., 31...iv, 6o2; vii, viii, 1Io, 3I 5. vii, 39 I.
XXlI., 2I .... v, 629 42I. XlII., I ...... iii, 635 XlX., 15 .... ih, 253,
XXlII., XXIV...vii V., 32 ...... vii, 469 XlII., 3..v, 472, 5oi, 384, 422,
48o. VI., 2 .... ii, 224; iii, 537. 672; vii,4IS'
XXlII ...... vii, 346 391. XIIL, 4. •ii, 369, 466; 5o4 •
Z,_XIII., I4 .... v, 513 VI., 3, 4 ..... iv, i57 iv, 624. XIX., 17 .... vii, 417
XXIlL, x9...i, 572.; VI., 4, 5, 13...i, 464. XIII., 5 ..... iii, 318 XIX., I9 ..... vii, 4_6
v, 524; wa, 55o. XlII., 6-io..ili, 684; XlX., 21 ..... ili, 154
2.4I. VI., 4, 5 ...... iii, I52 v, 499- XX., 5-7 ..... ii, 365
XXIII., 22... il, 582 VI., 4-..ii, I95, 471; XIII., 6, 8 ...... i, 80 XX., 1o ...... ii, 367
XXIII., 23. .iv, 539; iii, 635; v, 642; XIII, 6 .iii, 63i; viii, XXI., to-t 3 . .ii, 367
vii, 424, vii, 398, 459, 3x3• i XXI., II-13 •.ii, 394
467. 460; viii, io9, XIII., I2-I8 . .v, 499 ] XXL, 2I ..... iii, 468
XXIV., 7-9. • .v, 519 249. XlII., I6 ..... [ix, 635 XXI., 22, 23. .iii, I64
XXlV., 9 .... vii, 392 VI', 5" .i, 89.;. ii, 2o2, XIII., 19 ..... v, 547 XXI., 23 ..... i, 247,
XXlV., I6-q9.. • vii, 387 ; m, 391 ; XIV...i, I43; ii, 456; 446; iii, 336,
257. v, 539; vi, 340; iii, 313. 434, 626,
XXlV., x7 .... i, 252, vii, 377, 465. XIV., 3 seq .... i, 534 vr_ 712; vii8425-
423 ; iv, VI., 6..i, 218; vii, 46I XlV., 5 ...... iv, 366 X.._tx., I-3 .... vi, 19
422, 423; VI., 7........ vii, 393 XlV., 7 ....... _ 2_9 XXlI., 3 ...... ii, 367
v, 519; vii, VI., 12 ....... iii, 635 XlV., 12 ...... _b 2e,9 XXlI., 5- .ii, 365; iii,
112, 239. VI., 13...ii, i95 ; iv, XIV., 2I ...... ii, 368 89.
XXlV., 23 .... i, 57 _ 548, 637 ; xiv.,24.....vii,53o xxIL,1o.7'. 368
XXV., XXXI .... vii 439, 459, 49_ XV., I ....... vii, 343 XXII., I2 ..... ii, 367
481. 535 ; viii, XO9, IV., 2 ....... iii, 373 XXII., 13-2I . .iv, 34
XXV., I-9...ii, 263; 146, 28o. XV., 4 ....... iii, 371 XXlL, 22 .... ii, 37.9.,
iv, 79. VI., 15 ........ iv, 76 XV., 7, 8 ..... iii, 371 382; vn,
XXV., x..... iii, 636 VL, 16 ........ i, 549 XV., 23 ...... vii, 469 463.
XXV., 3 ..... vii, 443 VIII., 2, 3 ..... ii, 339 XVI., 3 ...... iv, 648 XXlI., 23, 24 ..... iv,
XXV., 8 ..... ii, 386 VIII, 2 ....... v,471 XVI, 5, 6 ..... i, 473 41I"
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DeuL XXII.,_5,27 ..vi,

t8 Dent.XXIX., 5....iii' t55, Dent,XXXIL, 2t.:..ii'
357; Jo_. IV.,3 .........
._M4
XXII_ _ 29 ....iii, 387,_91. m, 74; iv, V ..........vil,474
XXlX., 2o .... _, 4Ol 352, ¢64, V., 2.._ _; v, Sto;
xxIu. ,_.s:a, 400; xxix., _9...vi, 235 493; _ vi_ ,,_
vii, 427. XXX., i ......iv,7x 443. V.,2-9 ......_ t68
XXIII., 3 .... iii, 388 XXX., 6...ii, 233; v, XXXII., 22...i, 261; V., Io..-ii ..... v, 562
XXIII., 7 .... ig 367; 5io; vii, ii, 227; iv, V., xa ........ :_5,_'2
vii, 419, H& 37". V., x_.seq..... t, _._;
465 . XXX., i1-13 ..... iii' XXXII., 23...ii, 226 th 1o7; v, 52_.
XXIIL, 13 .... v, i36 409. XXXII., 24...ii, 226 V., 13 ....... % thl9
XXIII., 17, 18 ...vii, XXX., I4 ..... i, 574 XXXII., _'5" ii, 226; V., t4 ....... vii, 448
iii, 46L VI ...... vii, 34_ 488
XXIII., ,:63._i, 276; XXX., 15,vii,19.377.
.i, 177; XXXII., 3o • .iv, 619 VI., i-2o .... iit, i55
vii,466, XXX., 15,16 ..... ii' XXXlI.,32-33.,.vi' VI.,I-2....... i,Ira8
XXIII.,t8..vii,
434. 429, XXX., 15461;
.... iv,
u, 3o_.
19 , XXXll., 33327
:.v,. 17t; VI.,
VIL.4,vi,
....... vii,
I9, 399, 3 41
466
XXIII., 19 ...iv, 82; 467, 4.91; iv, va, 35o. VII., 19-$o ..... ¢ffi,
v, 546. 7I; Vl, 371; XXXll., 34-35 .... V' .4.2.3 ". .Vi, 1;6_
XXIII., 21-23 .... v, vii, 465; viii, 2 !6. IX .....
543.. 329. XXXlL, 35..iii, 31 i, X ........... _ii, 48o
XXIV., I .... lit, 4o4 XXX., 19--2o..i'4$2; 37o, 713; X., I2-x 4 ..... iv, lO9
XXIV., Io-H ..... ii ii, 467. v, 555; X., t2 ........ v, t76
366. XXX., 19 u,421 ; iii, viii, 421. X., 13 ....... itl, 411
XXIV., xo ... ii, 366 368; iv, 7:., XXXII., 39..it, I9¢, X., 17........ i, 895
XXIV., 12, I3...fii' 3o5; va, 473; iii, XV., 34 ...... viii, 17
• XV., 44 ...... viii, 28
373. 465" 346, 453, [ XVl.,8 ...... viii, t7
XXIV., 16 .... iv, 654 XXXI., 2 seq...i' 263 _52, 5u5; I
XXIV., axe-21 ..... ii XXXI, I6-18..i, 236 tv, 76, Ii8, ] XVII., 8 ..... viii, 17
366. XXXI., 2o...ii, 233; 442; v, I XIX., 30 .... viii, 752
XXIV., 26 .... v, 334 v, 54- 498; vt,[ XIX., 43 ..... viii, t$
XXV., 3 .... viii, 419, XXXI., M-- viii, 87 364; viii, I XXIIL, 7 ..... ill, 69
vv_
_-, 458"368; iii
4--ii, XXXIL..iv, 35 I, 352
XXXII., I, 20..1,463 IO9, 340.
XXXII., 4I...ii, 2271/ XXIII., 7 Vlti*109,313'
(..LXX.) ..

38o,
444, :6_7, XXXII., 2..iv, di, 66i;
I58. 42...ii,
XXXII., 43 227
.... i, 264 XXlV., I9314• .... iv,
iv, 276, 36o, XXXII., 4 .... i, 448 XXXIII., 2..viii, 76o XXIV., _"27 ..... v,
36I, 52o; XXXII., 5 .... ii, 23 ° XXXIII., 5." h, 335 52_"
rib 4o9. XXXII., 6, 20..i, 2o4 XXXIII., 8. v, 164 XXIV., 3° .... _ I8
XXV., 5-6.. iii, 4o5; XXXlI., 6.... i, 474, XXXIII., 9-..i, 47I; XXIV, 32...iv, 368;
iv, 64. 505 ; il, tit, 684; vii, 464.-
XXV., 5 .... iii, 4o6 230; vii, v, 449, [udg. II., 8"-13..... iii' 636
XXV., I3, 15..i_, x91 365. _ 48o, 5oo.
XXVI., 9, 15 ..... iii, XXXlI., 7 seq .... 1, _ XXXIII., 11. • v, t98 I1., 9 ........ viii, 18
324 • 265" t XXXIII., I2 .... viii, II., ! !-13 .... vii, 443
XXVI., x7, i8..ii,369 XXXII., 7-, .viii, 2.41/ 760, IL, 13 ...... v'_3
XXVII ...... vii, 466 XXXII., 8, 9 • .i, x.3; [ XXXIII., t3-17 ...i, II., 20, 21 .... m, 3o
XXVII., 8 .... v, 522 I1, 524; lv,] 245. .. IlL, 8 ........ ii, 32_
XXVII., 9 .- .vii, 421 257, 555" " XXXIII., t7 ..... i_ IV., XI ...... vii, 475
i65, 336; IV., t ........ v, 508
XXVIL, 25...i, I45; XXXII., 8.. hi, 517; IV., 4...vii, 48;!, 492
ii, 387; iii' iv, 5oo; v, 57"
635; v, v, 627; vii, XXXIII., I8.. v, 165 IV.. 6........ il, 3_6
56o; viii, 352. XXXlII., 22..v, 2o 7, VI., VIII ..... vii, 474
425 . .. ! XXXII., 8 (LXX.).. 246. VI., 27 ........ i, 57t
XXVII., 17...... _), i, 433; viii, XXXW., 5, 6 ..... !v, VL, 37" • .i, 445; vi,
39I; vm, 18o, 585 . 453;
42 . v'ab 39°.
VIII., 2z, 23. .iv, tSl_
634. XXXIL, 9 .... i, 434 6 (L_X.).. IX., 2 .......... iit_]
XXVII., 25 . .vii, 399, XXXII., lO--I2 .... ii, XXXIV., IX., 8--I5 ..... vi, 345
415 • 223. viii, 247.
XXVII., 26...i, 247; XXXlI., i2..viii, xo8 XXXIV.,xxxIV.,
$'" vii,
9-12 .... 498iv, XIIL,46XV.,
XVI..IX" ...... viii, .vti,55J
vii, 461. XXXlI., i3..._, 222
XXVIII ...... iv, 29 XXXlI., 14...ii, 22* t52. 474,
XXVlII, i2..iv, 61_ XXXlI., t 5• .i, 5, 5.6, XXXlV., 9. - i, 2_o XIII., t2
XIII_ 16 ....
..... viii,
iii, 370
I61
XXVIII., i5-I9 .. vt, 2o4; iv,
39L mS. Josh. I. 8 .% 386; vii, 393] XIII, _o .... viii, _7o
XXVlII, 44 • .v, 5x3 xxxII, [6-23 ...i,• I., 13-t5 ...... i_ 2_
i, 78 XIII., 28..iii,6lo; 1%
XXVlII, 66, 67. . .v, 258. II ..............
250. XXXII., 17, ..v, 498, IL, IV19 ..... v, 2_ XlII, ,5'.6,_."..viii, _S
XX'VlIL, 66..i' 474; 5o8; viii, II., t9 ........ v, 414 XIV, I ...... _ I_
iv, 462; 5xL IIL, 9-t7 .... ill, 318 XIV.,
XV+ tt6-19
........... _575
1,57_

618; 5_
v, XXXlI., 2o-21
4o2. -..iii, III, 1owq...vil,
IIL, t2 ....... i, 48S
344 XV_ 1!; ....... l, 57_
219; vii, XXXII., 2o...i, _6t; IIL, 15 ....... % 56_ XVL, 26 ...... l, $7_
t2_, 24L ii, 227. III., _6 ..... viii, 38I _ _ ..... iv, $9J
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s Sam. I.........
I., I,2 ...... vii, iv, 4I 1_ I Sam.
XV.,23(LXX.)..vii,
424- 2 Sam. XIX.,
XX., IzI....
..... vii,viii, 4564° x Kings,XVII, 21,22..
454- iv,
..... 44
I., 6, 7 .... viii, 361 XV., 23..- vii, 467 XX., 22 ...... i, 6o XVII vii, o
L, 7-20 ..... iv, xo6 XV., 28 ..... iii, 316 XXlI., 44, 45...iii, XV'IL, XVIII..
I., 9-I8 .... viii, 361 XVI., 7. ii, 274; iii, i54; iv, viii, 15o
I_ sl..iv, lO8; viii, 244; iv, 25; 463. XVIII .... iii, 690 ,
362. v, 445, 547; XXIII., 17 • .vi, 390 vii, 475
L, 13..it, 503, 534; vii, 119. XXIIL, 20..vfii, 18 XVIII., 8 ..... i, 6
v, 448. XVI., :to..... i, 343 XXIV., 1...iii, 339 XVIII., :t:t..v,629
I., :15 -- iv, 408; vii, XVL, I2 .... ii, 272 XXIV., :14...... iv' XVlII., 21, 36.,
449. XVI., 13, 14 • • v, 58 223" 419"
II .......... vii, 399 XVI., 13 .... viii, 64 XVIII., 2x ..... v,
II., 3-8 ..... v, 66:t XVL, :t4.-. iv, 117, Kings, I., 36 ...... v, 560 57o; vi_
II., 3, 4 ..... v, 356; viii, 58 I., 39 ..... iii, :t69 465.
II., 3 ...... viii, _ XVII., XVIII.. vii, IL, :ti .... viii, 574 XVIII., 27.. i,333;
IL, 5 ........ v, 513 466. III., 8 .... vii, 47_ vi, 477.
II., 6...iii, 565; vi, XVII., 44..viii, 4_:t IlL, 5-15..iii, 36 XVIII., XXI,
.'34. XVIII ....... i, 498 III., 12 .... v, I7." XXII...
II., 6-8 ..... iii, 407 XVIII., I .... vi, 28 III., 16-.'8.iv, 39 ° vii, 467.
II., 7-8 ..... iii, 456 XVIIL, 8, 9..iii, 244 III., :16...... i, 68 XIX ....... ii, 575
II., 8 .. iii, 366, 397 XVIII., :to..iv, 329, III., 28 .... iv, 39:t XIX., 1-8, 9-..iv,
II., :t.'-lT..-iv, 113 356. IV.,29-34. iv, 482 Io6.
II., 22-25...iv, 113XVIIL, 18 .... i, 82 IV., 32 .... v, 176; XIX., :t-8. iv, 154
U., .'5..v, 499, 54" XIX., 20 ...vii, 53 z viii, xs:t. XIX., 3-7 iv, lO8
II., 30..v, 45 o, 495 XX., 5 ....... i, 344 IV., 34 ..... i, 499 XIX., 4-_3 .... fig
II., 35, 36. •.v, 512 XXI., 2-6...iii, 362 VI, 7 ....... ii, _t3 717 •
II., 35..v, 18o; vii, XXI., 4 ..... v, 544 VII., 13 .... ii, 33° XIX., 4.-.ii, 281;
:113. XXI., 13 .... vi, 27i VII., 4° .... ii, 33° vi, 349-
III.,! ........ i, 60XXVIII ..... v, 169 VIII., 27 • .i, 494; XIX., 6.... li, .'8I
III., 3, 4. • .ii, 575 XXVIII., xI-x9..iv, ii, 584• XIX, 7-8..v, 452
Ill., :11, I4 ...ii, 1o i53. VIII., 46 ...vi, 14 XlX., 8.. iii, 593;
III., .'o ..... iv, lO6 XXVIII., 6-I6..iii, VIII., 54- .ili, 685 vii, 449;
Ill., 3:t-33 .. : ii, 39 234. VIII., 56-58- .viii, viu, 36I
IV., I3 ..... iv, 113XXVIII., :12, x3. .i, 425 . XlX., 9... vi, 279
IV., I7-2:t .. iv, iI 3 .'52. IX., 6--9...vii, 1.'1 XlX., 1o..vu, Io9;
V. .i, 266 XXVIII., I.', vi, 377 IX., 7-9 • .vit, 241 v, 5o8.
......... X., I-9 .... iv, 48." XlX., iI-:t2 .... t,
V., 3...... viii, 377 286, 49°
VI., 14 ..... i, 266 .'Sam, III., XX...vii, 467 XI., I, I:t..viii, 20
VII ........ vii, 475 V., 6-8 ..... ill, 411 XI., I ..... i, 499 XlX., 1.'.. iii, 386
VIII...i,6o; v, 340,
366, 373; vii, V., _ .......
V., s, 411
ill, 466 XI., 4..iii,
55 I. .'44; v, XlX.,
XlX., I3.. 18tv,
14, Io6
_...i,
412. VI ....... vii, 399 XI., 5..... vii, 443 2:14.
vni., :13.... ii, 278 VI., 7 ...... vi, 383 XI., 7 .... vii, 443 XlX., :16..vii, io6
IX ......... iii, 315 VI., lO ..... vi, 383 XI., 14...iii, 339; XIX., 18..iv, 362;
IX., 2...iii, 315; v, VI., 14 .... vi., :t:t4, iv, 393; v, vii, 480.
66I. 384, 394. 454. XXI...iv, 79, 1o6,
IX., 91o......
IX., ..... v. 412
iv, 205 VI., 20
VI., i7-x......9 .. ii, 242
ii, 279 XI., 29-39.iii,
XI., .'3 ..... v, _ XXI., vii, 13.
:to, 418....
.vlu,
Ix., 22 ...... i, 344 vii., 4, 5.-..v, 5:11; xI., 31..i, 344; v, 72o.
IX., 23 ..... viii, 32 vii, II 3. 423. XXI., .'7, .'9-" .iii,
X., I ......... v, 58 VII., 5 ..... v, 520 XlI., (LXX.)..vii_ 452- ^
X., 5 ....... vii, 531 VII., 12-14, :16..vit, 396. xxI., .'9-" _ 3_]l
X., 6...ill, 191, 589 t13" XII ...... vii, 399 XXII., I9-.'3.. iv,
X., :tl ...... iii, I91 VII., I3 .... aii, 17_3 XlI., 14 ..... v, 4 3.'9'
XI., 18 ..... ii, 486 VII., I4seq...i, .'5_ XII., :15" .hi, 4o8
XIL, 3-.i, 498; vii, VII., 18 ...... i, 8." XII., 25-33 .... an, .'King_ I.......... iii,693
448. XI...iii, 244; iv, 79 :152. I., 3 ....... iv, 412
XII., 22... viii, XI., .'7 ...... i, 498 XII., .'8...iv, 393 L, 8 ....... ii, 266
X.Ill...iii, 3:15; v_ XlI ....... vii, 467 XlII...iv, 1:13; vii, I., 9"-:t.'. • iii, 386;
499. XII., 1-14 • •.iv, 99 434. iv, :t54-
XIIL, :t! .... i, 16o XlI., 1-13 . • .iv, 79 XlII., I, 2..ii, 326 II ........ vii, 475
XlII., 13...vii, 4IO XlI., x...... i, 498 XlII., 33..vii, 499 II., 8 ..... viii, 38I
XlII., :14... iii, 244 XlI., :13.... iii, 31I, XlV ...... vii, 435 II., lI .... iii, 227.,
XlV., 24-45 .... iv, 358, 452; XlV., :to... i, 497 456, 591; vl,
IO9. vii, 403, 4°6 XlV., :tz..iv, 4:12 39o; viii, 393
XVII., :t.-6.... iv, II., :t_:t8 .... v_,
XlV., 43--4_.... m.I XlI., 14..... iii, 69
35 a' I XIV., 33 .... vi, 268 :to8. 423.
XIV., 45 .... iii, 31o I XV., 3 ..... vii, 45 ° [ XVII., L .iv, to6; IL, :16 .... iii, :17o
XV ........ vii, 399 [ XVL, 3 .... vi, 2681 v, :a47. IL, 2o ..... vi, 39°
XV., n..iii, 31_; iv, ] XVI., 7 ..... iii, 63[ XVII., 7--16..
38L • ifi, [ II.,23-:24..iii,3o9
386. ,

356; vlii'761
XV" =4_'48z; vii" I[ XVIII, I4.477_i_
XVlII.-XX 6O[
.... vii,[ XVII., 9..
XVII., I4.. vii,
v, 4._
481 [[ IV.,........
IV iv, 447
17.... vii, 656
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2 Kings,IV., 23 .... iii' 364 x Chron. XXI., l...iv, 327; Job, III ........... viii, 391 Job, XLI., 8 ......... v,
IV., 26 .... ill, 387 iii, 339. IV., 16-21 ....... i, 15 XLL, 34 ....... iv, at_
IV.,
IV., 27 ....
_t9.... viii,387
iii, 65 2 Chron. III., 1, 3, 4..v, 177 IV., I8 ........ vi, 235 XLII ......... vii, ,_67
V., I- 5 ........ i, z5 XLII., 2, 3 ..... ii, 44o
IV., 34-35. -iv,454 V., x3..... vii, 477 V., z2, 13 ..... iii, 471; XLII., 6 ....... ii, 44o
IV., 41 .... va, 39o VI., 36 ..... vi, t 4 viii, 670. XLII., 8 ........ ii' xo
IV., 42-44 ..... hi, XI., 15 ..... ii, 276 V., 13. .ii, 304; iii, 442
381, 693. XIII., 1t.. iii, I23 V., I_-26 ........ l, 2o Ps. L, 1.... i, 143 ; ii, =3a,
V ..... vi, 39o; vii, XV., 2 ..... v, 5oo, V., 1_ .......... iv, 76 233, _), 362,
399, 466. 542. V., 25 ......... ii, 41o 451; iiij 81, 312,
V., 9-14...iii, 356 XVL, 9..- vii' 296 VII., 1 ........ iv, 334 4_...I; iv, 79, 391;
V., 14 ...... i, 574 XVIII ... vii,47 _ VIII., 9 ....... iv, 284 vlh 117; viii, 49&
VI ........ vii, 480 XlX., 2... vn, 45_s IX., 7........... v, 60 I., 1-3 ......... tii' 71
VL, 1-I 7. .iii, I7o XIX., 16... v, 616 IX., 8 (LXX.) .... vii, _., i, 2 ........ vii, 424
VI., 5 ...... v, 129 XX., 7 ....... i,7 484. I, 2.... i, 176, 534; ii,
VI., 6 ...... i, 545 XX., 37- .. vii, 458 IX., 9 ......... ii, 495 232, 233, 263; ili.
VI., 17-19..ii'242 XXIII.,3(LXX), X., 8 .......... iv, 5_:_ 312; v, 557; vii,
VIII ...... vii, 437 vii,406 X., lO-12. .vi, _ 46I.
VIII., I .... iv, 154 XXIV., 1..wi, 396 X., Io .... ill, 382; vii, I., 3.... i, ._; ii' :3&
IX., 11 .... iv, 615 XXIV., 20-22... 447-
XI., 3,4. • .vu, 396 viii, 366 XI., 2, 3.- ..... -i, I3 _30;346. m, 312,659;
XIII., 21.. i, 574; XXIV., 20..v, 345 XI, 2 .......... u, 495 I., 3.-6 .......... i, 144
vii, 464. XXVI .... vii, 41o, XlV., i ...... vi, 86 I., 4..!!, 233, 438, 556;
XIV., 9 ...... iii, 9 429, 45o, XIV., 4, 5..i, lO2, 4oo, m, I5I.
XVII., 7-17...
152:_ iii, 499' 60
XXVI., 20...i, 428; v, ._47"
XlV., 4 ........ h, 424 I.,
I., 4,
5...5......... ii, _
v, 543; vii,
XVII., 15...m, 74 XXVII., 3.... vtii, XIV., 4 (LXX.)...vii, I., 5, 6 ......... ii_363
XVII., 20, 2I...v, 762. 403. L, 6 ........... ii, =92
399 XXIX, XXX., XIV, 7-15 ..... iv, 194 I., 20 ........ viii, 628
XVIII., XIX...iv, XXXI...iv, XIV., 19 ...... iv, 133 II ............ v, 170
Io6. 153 XV., 14 ....... iv, 378 II., l- 3.... v, 5II, 556
XVIII., 4. • .iii, 63 XXXI., I4. • .i, 13 XV., 15 ........ i, 15 II., I, _'...iii, :86, 4ao,
XIX., 14. . iii, 448 XXXII, XXXlII., XVIII., 5 ..... ai, 439 434, 559; vii'4_7.
XX., XIX ..... vii, vn, 407 . XIX., 25, 26 ...... i, 12 II., 2, .ill, 460, 625; IV,
475. XXXII .... iv, 1o6 XIX., 25 ....... ii, 157 335; v, I7o.
XX., I... fii, 3IO XXXIII...vii, 475 XX., 15 (LXX.)...vii, II., 2, 3 ...iii, 340, 437
XX., 3, 5. • iii, 452 XXXV .... vi:, 475 434. II., 3- .iii, ",86,434; iv,
XX., 7 .... vi, 35 ° XX., 18 (LXX.)...vii, 66o.
XX., XXI ..... vii, Ezra, I., 2......... vii, 255 434. II., 4-..ii, 228; iii, 716
407. VIII ....... vii, 475 XX., 20 ....... vi, I2 II., 5-.iv, 278; v, _2I;
XXII., XXIII...i, XXI., 22 ...... vi, 401 viii, 76L
60. Neh. III ........... vii, 475 XXII., 2....... vi, 4ol II., 6 .......... v, 527
XXII., 1..... 396 VIII ......... vii, 493 XXV., 5 ....... _v, 263 II., 7. -i, 244, _5t, 261
XXII., 8...il, 328 VIII., Io ..... vfi, 469 XXVlII ........ ii, 269 seq.; iii, 338, 384,
XXII., 14 ..... vit, IX., 17 ......... li, IO XXIX., I2, 13, 15, 16, 6OI,605; vi'338 $
48I, 492 IX., 2I ...... iii' I55 v, 531. vii, I15, 4I_.
XXIIL, 8.. v, 191 IX., 26 ....... vii, IO9 XXIX., 12, 13. . v, 556 II., 7, 8..i' I5; iii' t68;
XXIIL, 13... viii, IX., 36 ........ v, 508 XXIX., 13-I 7 (Vulg.), v, 519, 637..
422. viii, 61o. IL, 8..i' 493; n, 434;
XXIII., 22..ii, 328 Esth. I., I .......... iii, I58 XXIX., 15 .... viii, 627 iii' 39o,416,465;
XXIV .......... vi, 37 IV., i6. .vii, 449 XXIX., 22 ..... iv, 158 iv, 50o, 557; v,
XXIV., 1o..v, I77 VII., VIII ....... l, 20 XXX., 19 ........ i, 64 619.
XXIV., ii..v,454 VIII., 9 ...... iii, i58 XXXI., I ...... v, 173 II., 9..ii, 225; iii, _659;
XXV...vi, 37; vii, X., 12 ....... _ 761 XXXI, 5, 6... viA,424 v, 5i ; viii, 389.
1o5. XXXI., 6 ..... vu, 216 II., IO...ii, 195; v, 556
XXV., 27...v, I77 Job, I ............. ih, 716 XXXI., 13, 15 .... i, 81 II., i1...i, 33; v, $4o;
I., 1..i' 9; ii, 428, 546; XXXI., :_7...... 49¢_8 vii, 442.
I Chron. II., 43 ..... viii, 17 vii, 452. XXXlI., 8, 9. : .,_ II., t2..ii, i95 , 464; v,
III., [5 .... v, i77 I., 2........... iv, 593 XXXlI., 2I .... iv, 78 357, 43 °, 5._.L .
IV., 22 .... viii, I8 I., 5 ........... v, 481 XXXV., 7, 8...vil,439 III, I ......... m,
VI ........ vii, 492 I., 6 ............ i, 238 XXXVIII ..... vii, 4_.7 III., 4 ......... iil,
VII., 12 .... viii, 87 I., 8 ....... v, 471, 537 XXXVIII., IO, 11..vu, III,, 4, 5 ........ i' at4.7
VII., 19--22 .... vii, I., io, 11 ...... iv, 334 499. III., 5..i' I75, 51°;
i21. I., 12..iii,456; iv, 117; XXXVIII., I1...i' 1o; 469; v, _ 525;
IX., 2_ .... vii,531 v, 454. vi, 357; vii, r22.
XI.,362I...Vii,
XV.,
.... viii,x8
342
L, 21..ii'439,546;
5o; v, 470; w, iv,
13 XXXVHI .,
l 4-.v_
-vii'472"
374 III, 5 533.
(LXX.) .... viii,

xvI. 8 .... iv, 392

XVI., 2_...iv, 6o9
I., 22, 23 .......
II .............
v, 534 i
iii, 7161
XL, 3 ........
XL., 19 ......
vi, 4oi
viii, 761
IV., 2.......... ii, 195
IV.,4 .... iii, 312,468;
XVI., 36...v, 56o II., 8.. iii' 716; vi, 3141 XL., 20... iv, 259, 593 v, 448; vii, a77,
XVII.,
XVII., I2..fii'
_6 .... i,173
64 II.,
IL, 9, 1o .......iv, 598;
_o..... v, 537
v, [[ XL., 244kLXX.).•.vii, IV', 5."419.
"i,35; it_ 47_;
XXI ...... vii, 475 47_; vi, 2i 7. [ XL, 4I ........ iv, 353 v, 512-
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1%. IV., 6 ......... iv, 575 Is. XIV., 9-11 .... v, 527 Ps. XIX., lO ..... iii, 634 Is. XXIV., 4.. iii, 74;
IV., 6,7 ......... ii, 38 XV ........... vi_ 561 XIX., 11 ..... iii, 373 617.
IV., 7......... iii, 454 XV.,I ......... h, 5o5 XIX., I2..vi, 372; v, XXIV.,4, 5 .... iii, 312
V ............ viii, 761 XV., 6 ......... v, 546 547. XXIV., 7-'9 ...... v, 53
V., z.. v, 457 XV., 8. .i,43 o XlX., I2 (LXX.)..viii, XXlV., 7-qo:....v, 527
................ v, 527
V.,2, 3 ........ XVI., 4 ......... fil, 67 5° • XXIV., 7...x, I_o, 2,tl,
V., 6..ii, 213; iii, 63; XVI., 5 ....... viii,628 XlX., I2, 13 .... ,¢i, 37 x 263, 51o; iii,
vii, 466. XVI., 9-11 ..... ii, 49 x XlX., x5 ...... viii, 434 643; iv, 123;
XX., I ........ iii, 461
V., 7 .......... ii, 361 XVI., 9, xo... iv,456, v, I7O, 236,
V., 8. ii, 361 477. XX., 4 .... v, 298; viii, viii, 436, 450
V., 9 .......... vi, 234 XVI., Io .... iii, 353; v, 784 . XXIV., 7 (LXX.)..vhi,
VI., I..iv,.529; vii, 342 22o, 525; vi, XX., 7 ........ iii, 1oi 537.
VI., 5 .... t, 90; v, 331, 51; vii, I22, XX., 7,8 ....... v, 5Ol XXIV., 8...iii, 379; iv,
556; vii, 4oo. 24I. XXI., 4 ......... i,411 64o; v, 53;
VI., 6 ......... vi, 388 XVI., 11 ........ ii, 35 XXII...i, 24-8-"52; iii, viii, 437, 45o
VL, 8 ......... ii, 398 XVII ........... vi, 37 166, 337. XXlV., 9 ........ ii, 12
VI., I2 .......... i, 63 XVII., 3,4 ..... ii, 502 XXII.-XXIV .... v, 17o XXIV., Io... _i_8465;
VII., 3-5-- iv, 620, 652 XVII., 8 ...... vii, 497 XXlI., 1...... iii, 664 viii, .
VII., 4..i, 154; vii, 419, XVlII., I ...... viii, 46 XXlI., 2 ...... iii, 364 XXlV., 19 ..... iv, 618
465. XVIII., 8 ...... vi, 392 XXlI., 6-8..i,9; v, 525 XXV., 4, 5 ...... v, 519
VII., 9..ii, 361; iii, 442 XVIII., 9. • vi, 65; viii, XXlI., 6.. Iii, 172, 355, XXV, 7 ........ iv, 2i
vii., lI ....... Vii, 262 76i. 382, 535 ; v, XXV., 14 ....... i, 5.06
VII., I2 ........ iv, 76 XVIII., Io ..... iv, 652 53" XXVI., 2...ii, 239; iv,
VII., 15. . vii, 431 ; vaii, XVIII., 1I .... iv, 58I ; XXII., 7,15, I8..i, 490, 681.
4Io. vaii, 585. 51o. XXVI., 4-6 ..... iv, 94
VIII ......... vii, :2o4 XVIII., 1I, 12.. ii, 5o7 XXII., 7, 8, 16..iii, 421 XXVL, 4, 5 .... vii, 423
VIII., I ........ i, 338 XVIII., 25, 26..ii, 456; XXIL, Z....... iii, 326 XXVL, 9 ....... lib 63
VIII., 2 .... ii, 212; iii, iv, 56, 9.4.; XXII., _s....... iii, 559 XXVII., l- 3 .... w, 333
zoo; v, 96; vi, v, 554; rub XXII., 9 ...... iii, 539 XXVII., 1..... iv, 575
394, 396; _i, 632. XXlI., 12, 16. . vii, 444 XXVlI., 3,4 .... v, 5oi
484. XVIII., 26..ii, 584; iii, XXII., 15 • .iii, 42o; iv, XXVII., Io .... viii, 385
VIII., 3" "" i, 256, 47._; 468, vii, 631 ; v, 52I; XXVII., 12 .... vfi, 444
ii, 19o ; iv, 416; viii, 48. vi, 375" XXVIII., 2 ..... Iii, 685
274; viii, 761. XVIII., 31 .... viii, Io9 XXlI., 16--22... v, 524 XXVIII., 4, 5..v, 509,
VIII., 4 ........ ii, 228 XVlII., 41.... vii,, 585 XXlI., 16--18...i, 247; vii, 113.
VIII., 4-6 ..... iii, 709 xvln., 43. • .i, 2o8; ii, vii, 121, 241. xxvni., 7....... i, xz
vnI., 4-8 ..... iii, 657 23o; vii, log; XXlI., 16, 17 ...iii, 169 xxvni., 9.... vii,422,
VIII., 5- .ii, 7I, 4Io; viii,48. XXlI., 16...i, i74; iii, 498.
iii, ]72, 6o4, xvnI., 43, 44 .... iii, 16o, I65, 337, XXlX ........ viii, 761
619, 534; vi, 154; v, 513; 42o ; vii, 444 XXIX., 1, 2 .... ill, I56
367 . vu, 446. XXlI., 17 ...... iii, 559 XXlX., 3...ii, .495 ; i_,
VIII., 5, 6..iii, 172,326 XVIII., 44. • .i, I42; ii, XXII., 17, 18... v, 639 379; iv, 133;
VIII., 6..iii, 318, 326, ,3 o. XXII., 18 ..... iii, 165, v, 53, 66,
382, 448, 535, XVllI., 45.- .i, 525; ii, 420 ; vii, 445 143
612. 230. XXII., 17, 19... i, I4° XXlX., lO...... v, 53
VIII., 7 ...... iii, 465 XVIII., 5o. .viii, 48, 84 XXlI., 19, 20...iv, 287 XXX., I-6 (Vulg.) ...
IX., 9 ......... ii, 29 z XIX ............ i, 2o9 XXII., 2o, 21 .... v, 53 viii, 45 L
IX., xt ........ ii, 492 XIX., 1-6 ...... i, 230 XXlI., 21...i, x4o; iii, XXX., 3 .... iv, 372; v,
IX., xz ......... i, 447 XlX., I-3 . .i, 12; viii, 166. 525" 6
IX., 13, I4 ..... iv, 589 5o. XXlI., 22 ...... ii, 2o3 XXX., 9 ........ v, 55
IX., 15 ........ u, 292 XlX., 1 ..... i, 538; ii, XXlI., 22, 25. . iii, 34I XXXI., 5- .Hi, 42I; vt,
IX., 17 .... ii, 495; viii, 513; iv, 6oi; XXlI., 23 ....... i, I42 II2; "viii, 421
585 . V, 96; vl, 91; XXII., 26 ..... ii, 447 XXXI., 18 ........ i, 9
IX., x_, 18 ..... iii, 366 viii, 314 . XXII., 27 ..... iv, 381 XXXI., 22 ...... v, 2o2
IX., I_ .... ii, 415; viii, XlX., 2 ......... i, 176 XXII., 27,28.. v, 527; XXXII., I, 2..... i, 19,
585- XlX., 2, 3 ...... ii, 459 vii, 455. 545; it, 362,
x., 5......... viii,68i XlX., 3......... v, 50 XXlI., 31 (LXX.)...i, 583; ifi, 639
XI., 5 ......... ii, 228 XlX., 4 ..... i_ 215; ii,
533. XXXII., i .... viii, 6t8
XI., 4 ........ viii, 760 253; ill, 156_ xxlII...ii, 79; vii, 548 XXXlI., 2 ...... i, 27°
XI., 6 ........ ii, 492 157, 423, 470; XXlII., 4. • .i, 560; ii, XXXlI., 5 ...... v, m7
XI., 7--ii,49"; vi,294; iv, 12o, 424; 225. XXXll., 9 ...... v, 151
vii, 498. viii, 777. XXIII., 5--.v, 361; vi, XXXII., lO...i, 1I; ii,
XlI ........... vii, 342 XlX., 4, 5 ...... v, 123 91. 429.
XII., 2--4 ..... viii, 6ix XIX., 5..- i, i81, 233; XXlV .......... i, 213 XXXlII ....... vii, 204
xn., 3-5..i, 9, 63; ii, iii, 340. XXIV., x...i, I9, 51 xxxnI., 1-3.-.iL
415 . XIX. 5,6..iii, 361; v, ii, amo, 5i_ XXXIII., 5 ..... iv,
XII., 5 ........ vii, 447 523• iii, 493 ; XXXIIL,6..i,347,421;
XII., o ........ ii, 494 XIX., 6..i, 51o; v, "_I8 91. ii., 9I) 189;
XII., 13 ....... fii, 70a XlX., 6, 7 ...... v, 622 XXIV., 2........ ii, Io ifi, 5o2, 6oz,
XIII., 3 ....... iv, 624 XIX., 7 .... iii, 346; iv, XXIV., 3-6 .... ii, 539; 614; iv, 25[,
XIV., I-4 ...... v, 527 79; vii, 458. v, 5"3- 377; v,
XIV., I, 3 ...... ii, zo8 XlX., 8 ........ iv, 624 XXIV., 3, 4 ..... v, 553 516; vi, 43;
XIV., 3......... i, 344 XIX., 9..ii, 546; v, 541 XXIV., 3 ..... viii, 577 vii, 1o7, 34a
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Fs. XXXlII., 9. -i,362; iv, Ps. XXXVII., 34- .iv, 275, Ps. XLV., 6... i, 482; viii, Ps. L., 16 ........ v, 55!
6Ol. : 622. 761- k, 16,18 ....... iv, 94.
XXXlII., i8, i9. .iii, xxxvlI., 35-37..i, 8; XLV., 7.... i, 242; iv, L_ 16-18 ....... v, 363
312. u, 414. 378; v, 641; L, 16-23 ........ i, i4
XXXIII., 22.. viii, _ xxxvIII., 5..v, 238; vi, 292. [ L.,I 7"'2. ....... v, 430
XXXlV
XXXlV-, ......x.... vii,
v, 537; XXXVIII., vi, 31L17°
6..vii, XLV., 7,re,
8 ....
283.ii, 254; {[ I_ 1o
1_, .........
1_....... v, $5!
v, 372
viii,669. xxxvln., 8 .. ifi, 664 XLV., 9 ....... ii, 5o' [ L., 19, 2o ...... v, 32o
XXXlV., 7.... iv, 265, XXXVlII., I 1 . .i, 51o XLV., io..vi, 316, 3_2[ L, 2o ......... v, 55_
591, 653. xXXVlII., 17 ..... iii, XLV, 1o, 11 .... vi, OOl L., 21 ..... ii, 437, 5o_
XXXlV.,8..ii, I96,46o 164, 172 XLV., li .... i, 5131 v, L_ 23 ..... v, 51_1_ viit
xxxlv., 8-to..iv, 514 xxxvlII., 35, 36 • • v, 167, 394; viii, 193.
XXXIV., 9 ..... v, 541 339. 3o3. _ ....... vii, 415, 565
XXXIV.,IO-14..iv,598 XXXlX., I ...viii, 61I XLV., 13. .iv, 375; vii, La_ i-t 7 ........ i, 1o
XXXIV., II-17.. i, lX XXXIX., 5 .... iv, 631 529; vni, 781. LI., I-4 ........ it, 4a 9
XXXIV., 11-13..i, I4.2 XXXlX., 12 .. ii, 440; XLV., i4...n, 5o1; vi, LI., 2 ......... iii, 19¢
XXXIV., 1I ....
542 ii, 196, i;_6;. viii, XLV., 15,332.
16...vi, 334 LI.,
LI., 43 .. :i;,9i; v, v, Io'1
661
XXXlV., I2 .... ii, 4-29 XL,6 ......... i, 482 XLV, x7 ....... i, 45_ LI., 5..!v, 63I; v, 547;
XXXIV., 12, 13 .... v, XL., 28 ...... iv, 106! XLVI., 4...v, 235; vh viii, 391.
429, 537. XLI., I . .v, 477, 516, ' 59. LI., 6 ..... ii, 429, 459
XXXIV., 13...v, 320; 53I ; vfi, 427 . XLVI., 4, 5.... vi, 389 LI., 7........ viii, 574
viii, 639. XLI., 9 ....... ifi, 418 XLVI., 8 ...... vi, 391 LI., 7-12 ...... ii, 3oi
XXXIV., I3, 14.i,48.2.; XLI., IO...... i, 71 XLVII, I .... vi, 394 LI., 8 .......... it, IiO
Ix, 429; m, XLII ......... vii, 559 XLVII., 5-9 .... i, 213 LI., lo...iv, 624, 629;
46I. XLII., I ...... vii, 559 XLVII., 8 .... viu, 76Ii v, 1371 vii, 483
XXXlV., 14 .. Aii, 461 XLII, 2 ....... i, I41 XLVIII ....... vi, 44 ° LI., 1o, I 7 .... _",460
XXXlV., x5 •..v, 6x..5 XLIL, 4 ....... vi, 347 XLVIII., 1, 2... iv, 62 LI., 11 ........ iv, 2_
XXX_V., I5-I 7 .... Ix, XLIII., 20 .... iv, 631 XLVIII., 2 .. % 392 LI., 12..i, 82, 444; m,
429 . XLIV ......... v, 643 XLVIII., 8 ..... ii, 23_ 68_; vii, 484;
XXXlV., 15-I6 .... ii, XLIV., 2 ...... v, 175 XLVIII., 1o, 1I .... ti, viii, 617.
29 I. XLIV., 5..ii, 585; iii, 31o. LI., 13 ....... viii, 617
XXXIV., I6 .... i, 5oi 702. XLVIII., 12...ii, 547; LI., 17. .i, 19, 48"*; if,
XXXIV., 18 .... v, 534 XLIV., Io .... vi, 316 ifi, I_9. 293, 430, 526;
XXXIV., 19. .iu, 312; XLIV., 17 ..... v, 166 XLVIII., 13 .... u, 400 iii, I56; iv, Io41
v, 534; vi, XLIV., 19 ..... iv, 289 XLVIII., 13, 14...viii, v, 47 I, 534; viii,
II 9. XLIV., 20 .... vii, 497 629. 617.
XXXIV., 20.. Aft, 312 XLIV., 21 ...viu, 61o, XLVIII., 14. .,rift, 45 _ LI., 18, 19..... iv, I13
XXXIV., 22 .... iii, 312 61 I. 612. LI., 18 ......... v, 403
XXXV., 9 ...... i, 475 XLIV., 23 .... iv, 529; XLVIIL, 2I...ii, 393, LI., I9 .... i, 138, 483;
XXXV., Io .... vi, 397; vixi, 761. 400. ii, 57.6; v, 40'/;
viii, 3I 3. XLIV., 25 ..... iv, 631 XLIX., 9, lO...iv, 5.79 viii, 583.
XXXV., I2 .... iii, I65 XLV... i, 213; fi, 98; XLIX., 6 ........ n, 9 LIII., 5 ,.. v, 431, 547
XXXV., 15, I6 .... vii, v, 643; vii, XLIX., II ..... iii, 159 LIV., 5........ iv, 428
12o, 240. 448. XLIX., 12 ..... i, 466; LIV., 5, 6 ...... iv, 611
XXXV., 17 ...... v, 53 XLV., I .... li, 98; ifi, ii, 234; iv, LV., 15 ........ v, 2oa
XXXVI., x ...ib 34o; 365,487, 6Ol, 537- LV., t7... iii, 690; vii,
vii, 4o6. 6o5; v, 622, XLIX., 14 .... iv, 137; 379. "' 6
XXXVI., 5 ..... ii, 465 624, 626, viii, 585. LV., 23 ........ m, 3
XXXVI., 6..v, 17i; vi, 627; vi, 93, XLIX., 16, 17. .ii, 361; LVI., 11....... v, 555
113. 297; vii, Io], ifi, 369. LVII., I ..... viii, 760
XXXVI., 9- • .iv, 242, 342; viii, 7o0 XLIX., 18..iii, 86, 36I LVII., 6 ...... viii, 41o
575; vi, 294, XLV., z, 2 ..... iv, 352 XLIX., 2o ..... i, 534; LVIII., 3... i, 4ate; iv,
389. XLV., 2, 3, 4, 7. i,5o9, ii, 234; iii, 63L
XXXVII., 6 .... vi, 3Ii 523. 213. LVIII., 3, 4 ..... i, 5a$
XXXVIL, 7 .... v, 493 i XLV., 2-5, 6, 7 .... iv, XLIX., 21 ...... i, 525 LVIII., 4, $ .... ii, 2ol
XXXVII., 8 .... iv, 529 421. L...... i, 2o6; vi, 383 LVIIL, I1 ...... v,20a
XXXVII., 9, I1 .... iv,] XLV., 2-4 .... iii, i62 L., 1--6......... v, 526 LIX., ll..ifi, 171L_411
622. ] XLV., 2, 3 ..... iib 326 L., i, 3 ........ i,419 v, 2o2, 4oe.
XXXVII., 12, I3... V, [ XLV,, 2... ii, 272 ;iii, L., 1..iv, 641 ; viii, 313 LIX., 21 ........ t, _lO
493. I 333, 335; vi, L.,3,6 ........ %49 ° LIX.,_5 ........ 1,43o
XXXVII., 16..vii, 434 59, 326, 334, L., 3, 4 ......... i, 547 LIX., a7 ........ .i,454
XXXVII., 22.. iv, 622 387. L., 3 .... v, 88; vi, 383 LX., la ....... iii, 301
xXXVlI., 25, 26... v, XLV., 3 ..... iii, 332, L., 7 .......... il, _ LXL, m ...... ili, 361
48I, 531. 468. L., 9........... i, 4_2 LXII., ! .... iv, aB6O;v,
XXXVII., z 5. .ii, 28i; XLV., 3,4 .... iv, 6o8 L, 9, 1_seq .... vii, 46o LXI/., ,_155. 4.1_;
v, 453. XLV., 4 .... it, 507; iii, L., I2 ........ vii, 459 4.i_ --,9_
XXXVII., 27 ...iv, 63 333. L., 13-1_. • 7" .:v, 51_
XXXVIL, 29..iv, 6221 XLV., o--1I
XLV., ,_..iii,.....163,x, 229
333 L., 13_.ii,4o21
34. m,314, LXIL, 8,..
LXIL, 6 .......ii, _011
v, :tom
vt,
viii, 585.
XXXVIL, 3o.. iv, 5_I XLV., 6, 7, Io..v, 518 L., 14 ......... ill, z56 _ 11_369;
XXXVII., 3o, 3I...iv , XLV., 6, 7..i, 2241 iii, L., 14, 15. --i, 19, 48_;
63I. i 6o7; vii, I72. ii, 43o; v, 543- 34@
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1_. LXII., 12.. ii, 434; iii, Ps. LXXII., 1o .... iii, 332 1_. LXXXII., 1.... i, 374; Ps. LXXXIX., 32, 33-..v,
I62. LXXII., Ix...iii, 366; iii., 273, 333, 548.
LXIII., 8 .... iv, 624 iv, 7.85; viii, 6o8; iv, LXXXIX., 32..iv, 599

LXIII., 1x ......
LXIV., I .... vii, 466
vii,486 LXXIL, I2-I447-
4 ..... _ 5_; " _ ... LXXXIX., 35-37..
T73. iii,

LXW.,
3....... 55o
LXIV., 7 ...... iii, 502 LXXlI., 366.
15... iii, 162, LXXXlI., 3,3.
x, 2.. v, 63 I xxix. i,,
LXV., 4 ........ ii, 583 332, LXXXII., 3 .... v, 534 XC ............. v, 239
LXV., 9 ..... viii, 382 LXXII., 17 .... i, 260; LXXXII., 3, 4..iii, 365 XC., 2, 4 ....... vi, 381
LXVII., 6 ..... iii, 169 vfii, 447. LXXXIL, 5.... v, 509, XC., 2 ........ vii, ill
LXX,FII., 17 .... vii, 473 LXXII., I8, ][9.vi,386. 5x8. XC., 4. -i, 146, 74o; v,
LXVIII., I-7...v, 526 LXXIII., ][.... ii, 2o9, LXXXlI., 6...iii, 273.; I79; vii, 2II,
LXVIII., 4..v, 518; vi, 549; iv, i v, 50; vn, 342.
395. 28I. 4IO, 412. XC., 9, Io ...... ii, 514
LXVIII., 5 ..... v, 556 LXXlII., I-3 ..... viii, LXXXlI., 6, 7- • -i, 522 XC., ][o.... vi, I][6, Ii 9
LXVIIL, 6 .... v, 286, 623. LXXXlI., 7.... iv, 668 XCI., 5, 6 ..... vii, 486
398, 424, LXXlII., 27 .... v, 391 LXXXlI., 8...i, 7i; v, XCI., 7....... vii, 445
449, 454, LXXIV., 4 .- .vii, 445 527; vn, XCI., i][ ...... iii, 597
LXXIV., 6 .... vii, 531 447- XCI., 13 .... i, 457; iii,
LXVlII., 8.5!.3]i, 474 LXXIV., ,2 ...v, 527 LXXXlII., ,2..vii, 531 388; iv, 639
LXVIII., IX...iv, 424, LXXIV., 15...vh, 488 LXXXlV., I...ii,487; XCII., 7 ...... viii, 621
543, 574- LXXlV., 16... vii, 496 v, 475. XCII., ][2 ..... iv, 152
LXVIII., 13. •.vii, i 15 LXXIV., 19. .. vii, 400 LXXXIV., i, 2..v, 548 XCII., 12-i 5. . .ih_ 71
LXVIII., 16...vii, 451 LXXIV., 23 .. iii, 708 LXXXlV., ... iv, XCIII., i i. .% 552
LXVIII., 17. . .vii, 445 LXXVI., i ..... i, 422, LXXXIV., _... vi, 394332 XCIV., I .......... iii, 713
LXVIIL, 18 .... i, 243, 423, _O9. LXXXIV., io...ii, 38; XCIV., i ][..li, 304; ill,
388; iii, LXXVI., 2 ..... Iv, 622 viii, 388. 442; viii,611,
446; v, LXXVL, 1o .... iv, 331 LXXXIV., 44,45..viii, 626.
2o2, 618; LXXVI., I I...viii, 386 583 . XCIV., 21, 22..vii, 12t
viii, 45 o. LXXVII., 2 .... iv, 624 LXXXV., 9..-i, 69; vi, XCV., i ....... vi, 394
].,XVIII., I9... i, 214; LXXVII., 16...v, 235 394. XCV., 4 ....... i,
iii, 468. LXXVlI., I9..viii, 76I LXXXV., II .... i,4t 7 XCV.,., i ...... iv,
LXVIII., 25... iii, 392 LXXVlI., LXXVIII.. LXXXV., 12.. fii, 169; XCV., 7........ ii, ][96
LXVlII., 26 ...in, 341 v, 17I. wi, ][][o. XCV., 8 ........ ii, I96
LxvIn., 33. • viii, 761 LXXVIII.,x-3. Av, 5_o LXXXVI., 2, 3..ii, 21o XCV., 9 ........ ii, 196
LXVIII., 34 • • -vi, 395 I LXXVlII., I, 2 ii,45 o LXXXVI., 4. -• iv, io 5 XCV., 9-11 ..... ii, 196
LXlX., I ....... v, 2][9 [ LXXVIII., 2.. ii, 463; LXXXVI., 8..iv, 544; XCV., IO, I][... vi, 281
LXlX., 4 ...... iii, I65 iii, 362; viii, lO9, XCVI., I...i, 1.7.6,235,
LXIX., 2I..i, 51o; iii, I iv, 432; 313, 425. 472; n, ][7I.
I65, 169; iv, I viii, 328. LXXXVI., 13. .viii,437 XCVI., 4 ...... iv, 544
446, 616; v, I LXXVIII., 5 .... 1_441 LXXXVI., 15 .. iii, 452 XCVI., 5" "i, 222, 238,
639; vii, i2o, LXXVIII., 8. , ii, 231 LXXXVI., 23. .i, 560 296, 419; n,
24o, 44_. LXXVIII., xo..ii, 23I LXXXVII., 3 • .vi, 66, 189; iii, 74;
LXIX., 22 ..... iil, 559 LXXVIII., 24 ..... iii, 392. iv, 5o9, 640,
LXIX., 23 ...... iv, 44 527; vii, LXXXVIL, 4-. viii, 63 v, 549.
LXIX., 25 ...... i, 43o 1o8. LXXXVII., 4, 5.... iii, XCVI., 7, 8 .... _ 1_6
LXIX., 27 ...... 1, 454 LXXVIII., 25 ..... iii, 365. XCVI., 9 ...... w, 3zv0
LXIX., 3I, 32 .... i, I9 155; iv, LXXXVIII., 4, 5-- iii, XCVI., 1o ..... iii, i66,
LXX., 4 ....... ii, 2ol lO5. 173. 337.
LXX,
LXX., 98 .......
....... iii, 449
iii, 449 LXXVIII., 3_3.I .. iv, LXXXVIII., 9 ......
524- v, XCVI., ][1......
XCVI., 11-13... v,vi__o3
58
LXX., II ...... ifi, 449 LXXVIII., 32.. ii, 23I t LXXXVIII., 3° .... iii, XCVI., I9--22.. iii, I52
LXX., ][_...... !.t_ 449 LXXVIII., 33.. ii, 231 [ 173. XCVII., 1..iit, 564; v,
LXX., in ...... m, 449 LXXVIII., 34 ...... ii, LXXXVIII., 36-38... 5.2..7
• .
LXX., 19 ...... iii, 449 23i; ,iv, iii, 173. XCVlI., 3..m, 399; iv,
LXXI., 18 ..... iii, 6o6 28o. LXXXIX., 3,4173.
.... iii, XCVII., 4- .77[. vii,484
LXXI., 19 .... viii, xo9 LXXVIII., 3_-- ii, 23][
LXXII ......... i, 211 LXXVIII., 3_.. ii, 231 LXXXIX., 4 .... v, 2o 3 XCVIL, 5..... iii, 497,
LXXII., ][.. i, 23o; iii, LXXVIIL, 49..iv, 65I LXXXIX., 11 .. i, 549 612;vii,484.
448; v,619; LXXVlII., 54" v, I71 LXXXIX., I4.-.ii,231 XCVII., 7...... v'631
114. LXXVIII., 65 • .iv, 529 LXXXIX., ][9" v, 287, XCVlI., 9 ..... iv, 364_
LXXII., I, 2...v, 527, LXXVIII., 67-.-69..vii, 375. XCVII., H .... vi,
.544; vii,258 53 I. LXXXIX., 2o scq .... XCVIII ......... i, 213
LXXlI, 4..... iii, 366 LXX.X.,1...i, 4.28;vl,l viii,64- xcvIII_ 1..... ii, 17,
LXXlI. (I.XX., 6o,65. LXXXlX., 2i...i, ][o; XCVlII., ][,2..vili,45._
z2cxz.b
vl.b
5, LXXXI, 5 .... iv, 467 ii, 429- XCVlII,2..i, 424;"1,
7
521 LXXXI., 9 ..... i, 4]t9 [ LXXXlX., 27-33... v, XC-'VIIL, 6 _.x.,,a_'=388""
LXXH., 6 .... iii, 449, LXXXI., 13-14 .... iv, I 516" ""
3o5" _ ............ i, 213
vi, 67 . LXXXII ........ i, 2621 LXXXIx.,LXXXIX"
3O._9"
.v,'iii'
438,t73 XCIX viii, 583•
LXXII., 6,
LXXII., 7, _:: .!y,
vii, 117
LXXXlI., 1,6.. i, 4191 592, 66o XClX., 1-7 ..... i, 2_9
I.XXII, 8.
LXXII. 9 ...... il, 2Ol 5 I8. I . CL, 8 ......... iv, o1
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Is. CII., 9..ii, 493; iv, 1o8 Ps. CIX., CX ...... vt, 17o Ps. CXVL, 16.... viii, 391 IS. CXIX., ilr6 ..... v, 6fia
CII., x9, 2o... viii, 450 CX ..... i, 2io, 240; hi, CXVII ....... vii, 548 CXXI., 4 ..... viii, 761
CII. z4 ........ vi, 114 448. CXVII., 2..... vii, 484 CXXI., 8. ,vii' 48& 41.9!
CII., 25 -iii,5oz.;_v,6ol CX., x...... 1, I5, 145, CXVII., :t9 ...... v, 7i CXXIV., 8..i,42_,, 463
CIL, "5, 26... hi, 497; 178, 224, 263, CXVII., "z .... iii, 467 CXXV., 3.... viii, 585
iv, 347. 4OL 418, 426, CXVIII.,2 .... iv, 28I CXXV.,,4,5 .... ii'57_
CII., 25-27 ..... i' 465 441, 509, iti' CXVIII., 4 .... iii, 312 CXXV., 5 ...... i_ $84
CII., 26.- .iv, 262; viii, 483, 56I, 600, CXVIII., 6.. ii, 423; v, CXXVL, 5".i_ 361; ili'
585 • 606, 607, 627 ; 5O1, 535- 366, 369.
CIL, 26, 27 .... iv, 34L iv, 260; v, 7i, CXVIIL, 8 ...ili, 442; CXXVI., 5, 6...% 5o(h
523; viii, 314 167' 217' 637; C v, 53_. 53&
CII., 27...iv, 4o 5, 502, vii' 11 h 24[, XVIIL, 8, 9 ..fii, 369 CXXVII., I..,iv, 321 ;
6oz. 464; viii, 415 CXVIII., 9 .... ii, 386; vii, n 3.
CIIL, 4 ....... viii, 437 CX., I, 2... in, 448; v, iii, 394, 442, CXXVII., 7 .... v, ao3
CIII., 8 ........ fi, 363 526, 619. 461. CXXVIII., I .... ii'361
CIII., ]3 ....... ii, 36I CX., 2 ......... ii, 225 CXVIII., t2 .... I, I4o CXXVIIL, 3.... i, _t_4
CIII., I4...li, 225; vii, CX., 3..i, 237; ii, I73 , CXVIII, 16. viii, 760 CXXVIIL, 3,4 .... vii,
441. 196; iii' 448, CXVIIL, 28..i, 2o; ifi, 46_.
CIII., 14, 16 (LXX.).. 449,6o5; v, I5I , 224339; v, CXXX ...... -.tU,
viii, 583 229, 512; vi, 294, 548. CXXX., 3 ...i' 63; vii,
CIII., [9 ....... ii' 228 297; viii, 76L CXVIII., I9, 2o..i, [8; 4Oa.
CIII., 22 ...... lib 682 CX., 3 (LXX.)...vii, iii, 495; _v, CXXX., 3, 4.. _ 48_
CIII., 24 ....... v, 613 365 589. CXXX., 7. "_,_70;
CIII., 3z ....... v, 6x 3 CX, 3, 4 -- i, 229; vii, CXVIII., I9 .... ii, 3o8
CIV., i ........ vi, 387 it3. CXVIII, 2o...ii' 3o8; CXXXI ........ t, 4ol
CIV., 2 ..... ii, 266; v, CX., 4- .i, 258; iix, I52, v, 7I. CXXXL, [ .... v, 547;

253;
69, 39o;vi, 60, 68,
vii, 173,73,
69, 448,359;
654; vii,
v, CXVIII., 2I 21-26...
...lii' v,
4O9 vi,
_93; 2_
487. 41o; vii1, 479. 522. 467.
CIV., 2, 4 .... l, 403 CXI., 4 ....... ix, 363 CXVIII., 22..i' 5o6; v, CXXXI., I, %. iv, 58o
CIV., 4- - .i, 15; ii, 466; CXI., 9 ........ i_, 391 5I, 457; vi, CXXXI., 2...i' 54; iv,
iii, 304 ; iv, CXI., 1o . .ix, 355; iii, 387. 544, 641.
288; v, 6.7.7;vii, I3O, 264; v, CXVIII., 22, 24. .l, 14o CXXXII ....... ii' :153
IO7; vxn, 341 87, 539" CXVIII., 23. .viii, 425, CXXXIL, 7... vii, 345
CIV., 6........ iv, 58I CXII., 4 ..... iil, 452 447' CXXXII., 8 ..... vi' 60
CIV., 9 ....... vii, 499 CXII., 5" ".i], 48o; va, CXVIII., 24 ...i' 249; CXXXII., It ...i, 422,
CIV., 14, I5...w, 665; 465. ii, 514. 440; ii_
rib 434. CXII., 6 ...... ii, 498 CXVIII., 25.. vm, 417 338, 54o;
CIV., _5- •.iv, 665; vi, CXII., 7 ....... n, 499 CXVIII., 26.. iii, 613; v, 5:to;
349; vii, 494- CXII., 9 •• ii, 28o, 37o, v, 517; vi, viii' 479.
CIV., 23 ........ w, 87 48o; v, 531; 394; viii, CXXXII., I6...vi' 39,1
CIV., 24..iv, 25o, 29I; vii, 413, 427. 433, 437, CXXXII., 17...ili' 163
vii, 473. CXIII., x.. fi, 212; vii, 59o. CXXXIII.,...iv, lxx;
CIV., 24-26 ...iv, 584 478. CXVIII., 26, 27...viii' vii, _6 S.
CIV., 29-3 ° .... iv, 254 CXIII., 3 ..... vii, 46I 452. CXXXIII., L .iii' 31_,;
CIV., 3° .... i' 562; vi, CXIII., 5 ..... vh, 482 CXIX .......... v, 239 V, 390_
366. CXIII, 5-8 .... hi, 366 CXIX., I ....... i, 53 553; viii'
CIV., 3x ...... vi, 344 CXIII, 7. ifb 397, 407 CXIX., 1, 2 .... V, 506, 594*Oll.
CIV., 32 ...... vfi, 484 CXIII., 13 ...... v, 58o 539; vii,461. CXXXIII., 2..ii, 277,
CV., 3, 4 ....... ii, 499 CXIV, 5 ....... v, 235 CXIX., 2 ...... ii, 523 _516;
CV., 8 ........ vii, 358 CXV, 3 ........ i, 422 CXIX.._ 6 ...... vi, H 3 tii' 67_,;
CV., I I ........ vi, 33° CXV, 4 ....... ixl, 636 CXIX., t4 ...... lb 38 v, Io_.
CV., x5 .... iv, 6o9; v_ CXV., 4-8.. iu, 99; v, CXlX., [8 .... iv, 432, CXXXV., 7 ..... n, 9[
2o3, 337. 498; vi, 5[3. 52o, 624. CXXXV., 15...iii, 636
CV., 26 ....... vii' 489 CXV., _..i, 296; vii, 45 CXIX., 2Jt ....... i, 80 CXXXV., w5-18 .... v,
CVI., 3 ....... viii, 586 CXV., a ....... iii' 63 CXIX., 30-32...v, 2o3 498.
CVI., 9 ....... vii, 484 CXV., 16 ....... i, 286 CXIX., 62 ...... ii' 258 CXXXV., 16-q8 .... v,
CVL, 3o, 31 .... v, 16o CXVI., 2 ....... i, 518 CXIX., 66..ii, 494, 533 549.
CVI., 3x-33 .... iv, lo 5 CXVI., 5 ....... v, 538 CXIX., 73..iv, _[3; vi, CXXXVI ...... iv, $23
CVlI., [5-17 (LXX.), cxvL, 7.. iv, 288; vii, 88; vii, 441. CXXXVI, :L..iv,
viii, 45 o. 464. CXIX., 83 ....... i, 1o 641.
CVII., I6 ..... iii, 577 CXVI., _2...i' 77; vii, CXIX., 1o5. .iv,8o,57_ CXXXVI., 6 .... vi' 69
CVII., 2o..iv,425,444, 5[7 . CXIX., Io 7, it,7...vat, CXXXVL, 12 ...... iv,
489, 548; v, CXVI., [2, 13, 15 ...v, 652.

CVlI., 34 ..... vii, 488
CVlII., x3 ..... ill, 7o2
CIX., I, 2...... iv, 435
CIX., 6 ....... vii' _t[4
CIX., 8... i, 388, 43o;
fii' 2_2; iv,
435; vii, 454-
CIX., 24 ...... vii, 449
CXVI., [3-. iv, 39[; v, CXIX., z2o..i' x4o; v, CXXXVI_ 25. .vii, 490
337. 524• CXXXVIL ..... vl, 37,
CXVI., 15 ..... iii, 312, CXIX., 125 .... ii, 494 3:l_h 3_'4"
64o; iv, 66o; CXIX., I3o ...... ii. 93] CN.XXVIL, I, :I.... vi,
v, 288, 4o 7, CXIX., _37.... v, ',22; 3_
5o6; vii, 447., viii, 577.. CXXXVIL, 4.., _, 47
464; viii, CXIX., 144 .... iv, m 3 CXXXVIL, 5, 6 .... v_b
533. CXlX., _64 .... ii, 53.¢ 3f,_b
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Is. CXXXVII, 8, 9 .... iv, Prov. I., 2-6 ........ ii, 348 Prov. V.,2,3 ........ ii, 3c6 Prov. VIII, 27-3i..i , 488;
619. L, 3 .......... v, I72 V., 3-5 ....... ii±287 iii, 487.
CXXXVIII., 78... vii, I., 5, 6 ... ii± 5Io; vi, V., 3, 4 ...... vii, 394 VIII., 27-30..iii, 6oi
565. 345. V., 5 ......... ii, 306 VIII., 28 ..... hi, 4_
CXXXIX., 4.•.vi,326 I.,6...i,x4.o;ii, 449 V., ,6 .......ii, 288 6o2.
ii± 306
CXXXIX., 5, 6 .... vii, I., 7-..i, 457; ii± 229, V., _ 9 ....... "VIII.,3o..iii, 614;
44L 355, 543; ib, z64; V., Ix .... ii, 306; vii, 525; vi, 92,
CXXXIX., 7-1o .... i, v, 87, 1o7. 394. 93, 293; vie,
12; ii, I., 8 ......... vii, 398 V., 15-I 7..... iv, 517 315 .
434- I., io ......... ii, 233 V., 15 ........ ii, 3ol VIII., 31 ..... viii, 21
CXXXIX., 8-1o .... v, I., ii ......... ii, 233 V., 16 ....... ii, 349 VIII., 34 ...... h, 258"
616. I., I2 ......... ii, 233 V., i8 .... vi, 312; vii, VIII., 36 ..... iv, 129
CXXXIX., i2-i6...vi, I., 14 ......... ii, 4ol 463. IX., 1..i, 87; v, i75;
88. L, 15, I6, 17. . .ii± 4oi V., 19 ......... v, i_ vii, 448.
C-_XXXIX., i5...i± 15; I., 16 ........ vii, 4o6 V., "_o........ ii, 3 IX., i, i2 ..... v, 173
v, 203. I., 17 .......... i, 139 V., 22..i±423; ii, 364; IX., i-6 ....... v, 516
CXXXIX., 16..v,445; I., 17, 18 ...... ii, 355 _ 4ol. IX., I- 5. .iv, 297; v,
86; I., 18, I9 ...... ii, 4.ol VI ........... vi, I7o 360.
vn, 441. I., 19 ........ v, 479 VI., x, ", ...... ii, 363 IX., 2........ iii, 639
CXXXIX., 2I, 22..viip I., 20, 21...i± 548; iii, VI., _. ....... vii, 466 IX., 3 ........ !i, 319
458. 639. VI., 6... ii, 3o7, 41o IX., 4 ........ IV, 485
CXXXIX., "3. Aft, I6.4 I., 23, 31 ....... i, 2o VI., 6 (LXX.) ... vii, IX., 5, 6 ...... iv, 486
CXXXIX., 23, :14...lh I., 24 ........ ii, 23I 425. IX., 5 ....... vi, II 4

CXL., 3 ....... 39.tii, 711 I.,

I., 2_
2 ,.........
29 ...... ii_
v, 231
509 VI.,,98 ....
VI ... . ii,. 30Z,
.n, 4I°
194 IX., 8 ....
466.v, 555; vn,
CXL, 11 ...... vii, 466 I., 32 ........ v, I92 VL, 11 ....... ii, I95 IX., Io .... i, 457; ii,

CXLL, 2...it,
488, 535; 45 ; tv,
v, I., ............
II 33..ii, 356,377,437 ii, 312 VI.,
VI, 2o .......
22 ....... viii, 46264
Vit, 366;
v, 87. iii, 13o;
363, 52_. II., I, 2 ....... ii, 299 VI., 23 .... _-i±195, 34I IX., xI ....... ii, 273
CXLI., 3 ...... v't, 326 II.,2 ......... ii, 356 VI., 25 ....... viii, 64 IX, 12 .... it, 322; V,
CXLI., .... i, 20; ii, IL, 3-5 ....... ii, 3o5 VI., 27.. v, 173; viii, 566.
5"229; v, 376; II., 4 ......... ii, 232 64. IX., I3-I8 .... ii, 2gg
vii, 435. II., 5..ii, 232; iv, 245, VI., 27-29 . .. ii, II 5 IX., 17 ...... ii± 322
CXLIII., 6 .... iii, 685 38i, 416, 624. VI., 28, 29 .... vii.t, 64 IX, 19...v, 376, 396,
CXLIV., 7 ...... iv, 83 II, 6 ......... it, I94 VI., 32-34 ..... iv, 94 566.
CXLIV., 11 ..... iv, 83 II., 21, 22 ....... i, 8 VII., x....... vii, 394 X., 3 ..... v, 453, 479
CXLV ......... vn, 548 III., 1....... ii, 299 VII., 3 .......... i, 5 X., 4 .... ii, 270, 279,
CXLV., 8 ...... iii, 452 IIl., 3, 4 (LXX.) .... VII., 22 ...... v, 173 39I.
CXLV., I6 .... vii, 434 viii, 55. VII., 25, 26...vii, 394 X., 4, 5 ....... ii, 355
CXLV., 17 .... vii, 442 III., 3 .... ii, 34o, 39I VII., :'o ....... v, I73 X., 7-.it, 366; w, II3,
CXLVI., 4 (LXX.)... [ III, 5 .... it, 280, 437 VIII., 4 ....... ii, 232 vii, 442, 464.
viii, 583 . I III., 5, 6, 7 .... h', 348 VIII., 5 ...... iv, 485 X., 8 ......... ii, 355
CXLVI., 3 .... viii, 696 1 III., .... lt,
CXLVIL, 4 .... iv, 582 III., _iiii ...ii, 363 11o VIII., 69...ii,
...... 509; ',,a,
ii, 232 X.,
X.,9 Io.....
.... ii,
v, 288,
479, 292,
547
CXLVII., 5...vi, 398; III., 9. • .vii, 413, 466 382. 347-
viii, 438. III., 9seq ..... vii, 435 VIII., 9, IO, II .... ii, X., I2...ii, 307; vii,
CXLVII., 6.. Aft, 456; III., Ix..ii, I95 , 229; 313 • 522.
iv, 36. v, 43o. VIII., Io, xI . .ii± 28o X., 14 .... ii, 252, 448
CXLVII., t 5 ...iv, 424 III., II, I',...ii, 307; VIII., 15 ...... i, 552 X., 17 .... ii, 3o7; iv,
CXLVII., 20... it, 494 ill, 714; v, 551 VIII, 17 ...... ii, 366 576.
CXLVIII., I, 2.. i, 242 III., 12 ..... i, 2o; ii, VIII., 19 ...... ii_ "8O X., I8 ....... vii, 43 I
CXLVIII., 3... iv, 665 229, 348. VIII., 20 ..... vii, 344 X., 19 .... ii±25I , 307;
CXLVIII., 3,4..iv, 548 III., t3...ii, 232, 34o VIII., 2t seq.., i, 228 iv, 543; v, 555
CXLVIII., 4 .... v, 235 ] IlL, 13-I 5 .... ii± 27o VIII., 2_...i, 264; ii, X., 2o ........ ii, 494
CXLVIII.,4,5..iv,5631 III., 15 ....... ii, 232 x94, I33; iii, X.,21 ........ ii, 494

CXLVIII., 5_v. i±36"; III., i6 ....... ii, 340 488, 6ol, 6o5; X., 24 .......... ii, 9
434.;v, _'°'613 III" I8"""
vi'346, ii±46I; vi'36•381; vii, X.,25x.,
31 .........
.... ii, 31o,i'36552
CXLVIII., 5, 6..i, 411 III., 19 ........ ii, 1o VIII., 2", (_XX.) ... XI., i .... ii, 365; vii,
CXLVIII., 6 ...vii, 47 IlI., i9, 2o .... i, 488 vii, 474- 343-
CXLVIII., 7..viii, 376 III., 23...ii, 3°.5, 348 VIII., _t_v-31..v, 515; XI., 3 .......... i, 52
CXLVIII., 9-..vi± 39_ IlL, 27 ....... 11,391 v.ti, to_. XI., 4 ....... vii, 434
CXLVIII., 11, i2..v t, Ill., 28...v, 531; vii, VIII., _2-25 . .t, 488; XI., 5 ........ ii, 36I
394. 457. iii± 6o'2, 6o5; XI., 7 ........ ii, 366
CXLIX., x, 2...ii± 249 III., 34 ...... i, 13, 51 iv, 246; vii, XI., 13 ....... fi, 36I
CXLIX., 3 ..... ii, 249 IV., 8 ........ v, 17ii 448. XI., 14 ....... llj 359
CXLIX.,4 ..... ii, 249 IV.,8,9 ...... ii, 305 VIIL, ',_.-24 .... v, 77 XI.,21 ....... ii, 32.2
CXLIX., 5 ...... i, 524 IV., Io, I1 .... fi, 3o5 : VIII., --2,,23. .iii, 5o'2 XI., 22..ii, :7.85;
CI._ 3 ......... ii, 248 IV., 18 ........ ii, 3o5 VIII., 24 ..... Hi, 495 395-
CL_ 4 ........ iii, 672 IV., 2I ........ ii, 3o5 VIII., :_5..... vii, 36_ XI., 23 ..... _ 9, 39 I
CL., 5......... ii, 248 IV., 23...iv, 332, 539 VIII., ',7.-i, 2._7; i_, XI., 24..ii, 28o, 3_;
IV-, _5-..ii, mS, 115, 9_; m, 0ol, v, 481.
Prov. I., I--4 ........ il, 51o 29L 6t4.. XI., 25 ....... vii,413
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Prov. XI. 26...ii, 367; v, Prov. XVIII. 6 ..... viii, 59 Prov. XXIV., 9 ........ ii' 9 Eccle_ I. 16-18 ..... fi, 313
550; vii, 4x3- XVIII., 9 ....... i, 69 XXIV., II .... vii, 435 II., 8 ....... viii, 21
XL, 3° ....... v, 173 XVIII., t 7...... i, 64 XXIV, 12 .... iii' 194 II, _$ (LJOC.)..vii,
XlI., 2 ........ v, I73 XVIII., x9... v, 33x; XXIV., t_ ..... v, 554 434, 469.
XIL, 4..ii, 287; vii, viii, 638. XXIV., to..v, 50; vi' Ill., _... iv, a/, 6t;
394- XVIII., 22... vii, 456 272. ...
xn., 4(LXX.)...vii'
395- X_X.,
XIX., 95.......
...... v,396
v, 567 XXIV.,
,7_et¢
34-...._ hi.
IlI., ,.._..
$ .... _._ viii,_l
26
XIL, ,, ...... vii, 425 XIX.,, t ...... ii, 367 XXIV., 2, ...... i' 90 III_ 7 ...... "'"
XII., '5 ..... viii, 6,, XlX., 13 (LXX.) .... XXIV., 27 .... vii'4oo IIL, I| ..... ?v_
XII., 16 ....... v, 535 vii, 463. XXIV., 28 ..... ii, 252 IIL, '7 ..... ii_ 438
XlI., "_2...... v, 555 XIX., '4 .... vii, 456, XXV, t ....... v, t76 III., 18-2l. '"
XIL, 28 (LXX.). v_ 463. XXV., 11 ..... viii, 59 HI, ao .... viii, 34t
419, 466. XIX., '7..-i' 486; ii, XXV., 21 ...... v, 53I III, 2,... .... v, $47
XIII., 3...... viii, 59 27O, 279, 39I ; XXVI., 2..... vii, 4_o IV., 5..vii, 397, 425
XIII., 5 ...... ii, 24I v, 53t; vii, XXVI, 4 ..... v, 458; IV., t2 ....... vi,12
XIII., 6 ...... ii' 36I 427, 468. vii,, 614.
XIII., 8..ii, 7.8i, 39'; XIX., ,8..v, 555; vii, XXVI., 5 ...... ii, 4_;8 v., 5,.
V, vii'at6,436
4........ v, 543
iv, 6t9; vi, 436, 468. XXVI., 9 .... vii,490; V., 6.... fii' 672; v,
277. XlX., 23 ...... ii, 366 rift, 58 63o.
XIII, 9 ....... ii, 439 XIX., 24 ..... vii, 397, XXVI., t 7 .... ,m, 4t 9 V., to ...... v, 550
XIII., It..ii, 293, 391 425. XXVI., 27 .... v, 193, VL, 7...... iv, xo5
XlII., z2 ...... ii, 4oi XlX., 29 ...... il, 26I 555; vii'43I i VII., 2 ..... vi, I14
xnI., x7 (LXX.) ... XX., , ........ ii, 245 XXVlI., 1.... vii, 457 VII., 13 ..... ii' 313
vii' 467 . XX., 7 .... v, 48I, 53I XXVll., 2 ...... i. '5 VII., '4 ..... it, aS
XllI., 20..vii,458,467 XX., 9 .... v, 4.76; vi' XXVII., m... ii' 322 VII, 23, 14 .... Iv,
XlII., 24-55..5;vii,436;
.ii, 293; v, 14; vn, 403,
484. XXVII.,
XXVII, I2 .... i' 459
]4-..ii' 291 VII., 26 .3.7.5_i,395;
vm, 44- XX., 13 ....... v, 555 XXVII., 19... iv, 594 viii, 64.
XIII., 25 ..... iv, 62o XX., 22..v, 463; vii, XXVII., 23 .... ii' 322 VIII., ll... iv, 659
XlV., 1 ...... vii, 395 392. XXVII., 25, 26 .... ii' X., 1....... vii,403
XIV., 3 ...... ii, 25, XX., 25 ..... viii, 658 322. X., 4... iv, 329, 331
XIV., 5 ...... vii, 442 XX., 27..i, I, ; ii, 429 XXVIII., 4, 5- ii, 369 X., 9 v_ 553
XIV., 6 ....... ii, 3 m XX., 28..ii' 367; viii, XXVIII., .... it, 340 X., 18 ..... vii, 425
XlV., 8 ....... ii, 369 632. XXVIII., _... iv, 62o XI., 3 ...... .v, 222
XlV., I2 .... vii, 457; XXI.,, .... i, 552; iii, XXVlII., 14... ii' 25, XlI, 4 .... viii' _83
viii, 611 683; v, 553; 364; v, XlI, 7 ..... vii, t_2;
XlV., ,6 ...... ii, 356 vii,, 561.. 539. viii' 574,,
XIV., 2, ...... ii' 367 XXI., 9, 19. • .vn, 395 XXVIII., 27...v, 478, XII, to ..... vii' 09
XlV., 23 ...... ii, 367 XXI., 1o ........ ii, 9 53L XlI, I2 ..... ii' 564
XIV., 25 ...... v, 537 XXI., 11 ..... ii, 323 XXVIII., 28...v, 534 XII., ,3 ...... ii' _1.
XlV, 26 ..... ii, 356 XXL, 13. .v, 531 ; vii, XXlX., 3 ..... ii' 3o2 XlI., 14 .... vii, 44o
XlV., 27 ...... ii, 367 427, 468. XXtX, ,2 .... vii' 403
XIV., 29 (LXX.).vii, XXI., t9 ..... vii, 395 XXIX., 17.-. vii, 436 Cant. I., t ........ Hi, 5o4
414,467; viii, XXI., 23 ...... viii,59 XXlX., 22 ..... v, 396 L, 3 ......... iv, 283
29. XXI., 26 ..... h, 37o XXX., 2 ...... ii' 461 I., 3, 4 ........ t, 5_6
XIV., 3I ..... vii, 466 XXI., 27 .... vii,46o XXX., 3 ...... ii, 365 I., 4 ......... iv,488
XIV, 32 ..... vii, 414 XXII., i ....... vi, t 3 XXX., 4 ..... vii' 33° II., 2...... viii, 593
XV.,l...iv, 217; v, XXII.,2 ..... vi,217 XXX.,6 .... vii,468 II.,8 ...... viti, 761
496. XXlI., 3 ...... i,459 XXX., t[, .... v, 173 II., 15 .... i, 8o, 3.58;
IV., i (LXX.)... vii, XXlI., 3, 4 .... ii, 339 XXX., i_--2o., v, 174 vii, 457. .
397. XXlI., m .... vii,399 XXX.,21-23.. v, 174 IV., S....... iii,3et
XV., 3 .... v, 448, 547 XXlI., 2o, 21 ..... iv, XXX., 24-28 ...... iv, IV., 14 .... viii, $36,
IV., 8 ........ ii' 36_ 359; ii, 3,0. 536; v, i74. 568.
XV., m, ,2 .... v, 35_ XXlI., 28 ...iv, 387; XXX.,29..... v, 175 VI.,9...... viii,658
XV., '4 ....... ii, 312 viii' 615. XXXI, 4 (.LXX_... VII., _5, 26..iv, 492
XV., '7 ...... ii, 24t XXII, 7.9...... i'52 vu, 498.
IV., 19 (LXX.)..viii, XXlII ....... vii, 498 XXXI., ,o... vii, 394 [ ha. I .............. vi, 392
58. XXlII., 3 ..... ii' 238 xxxI., 19, 2o..ii' 283 ] I., 2 .... i, $25; ti, ZZg,
XVI ......... ii, 293 XXIII., 5 ..... iv, 593" XXXI., 22 .... ii'28 7 ] $65, 44o; iii, t$4,
XVI., 6..v, 476, 531 ; XXIII.,
XXIII., 9..v,
I, .... 458,
iv, 546
2, 7 XXXL, 26,287.
27, 28 . ii, [ _,, 16_,
682; 33& 343*
v, 495;
vii, 378 , 4'3,
¢27, 468- XXlII., t3--. ii' 23° XXXI, 3° .... it, 287 vi, 29&
XVI, 2, ...... ii, 365 XXIII., ,4.. ii, 230; I_ 2,-'4...iv, 8_; v, $o9
XVI., 26 ..... iv, vii, 436. _ I., _ ........ iv, 264 I., _, 3........ vii, t to
XVI., 27 ...... v, _ XXlII., _o .... ii, 244 I., 2 ........ iv, 6]_ I., 2, to ........ t, 142
XVL. 32...... v, 535 XXlII_ 2t... ii, 244; I., 6 ........ iv, 5eo I, 3.... i, t84, 344; v,
xvII., 64-.....
XVII., .v, 346, 374
ii, 256 XXIII. 24 vii,
..... 397_ 8, 1.,9
L, 9, ........
,o ..... iv, 5or
iv, 34a i 45o; _$7;
_$6, eb 197,
vti_ _9'
XVII., t2 ..... ii, 367 XXIII, _9,3o .....
"" I_ ,4 .... iv,:_t; v,_ 375.
XVII., 27 ..... v, '73 244,vii,498 535. I, 3, tt. ..... .:.t, 175
xvm., 3.... vi,298; xxm., 3,(LXX.).. x.,,s.... iu,676;,i, x.,4i;,e,a_; _ t.u;
vii, 395. vii, 397. _"
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i., 8 "'" i7t _ iii., 3 ......... iii, 412 Isa. vI., xo .... i, 200, 502; Isa. x., 33 ......... iii, 369
I., _-_'..'.":::._ 14o III., 3, 4 ...... iii, 395 iii, 35, 40I, 453; XI.,I seq.., i, 174, 243
I., 7-" .i, I78; iii, 169; III., 9..i, 14o, 203, 268 iv, IOn; v, 580; XI., I, 3, 4 ..... i_ 224
iv, 462; v, 2243;vii, III., 9-15 ....... i, 266 vi, 390. XI., x, 1o ..... vlx,448
433. III., lO (LXX.)...viii, VI., 11 ..... i, 564, 565 XI., r-3...iii, 445, 446
I., 7, 8..iil, 154; v, 22Io 762. VII., 2 ........ iii, 536 XI., 1, z..iii, 164, 3]_"
I., 7"9 ......... v, 5io Ill., 12 .... lii, 369; v, VII., 4..i, 450; iii, 331 iv, i6o; vi_, ii_';
I., 8 .... i, 466; v, 2251; 306, 44I, 556. VII., 9 .... ii, 3oI, 349, viii, 386.
vii, 451;viii, 35. III.,13,I4 .... iii,420 434; iii, 38o, XI.,I..i, 423;iii, xol '
L, 9 ........ i,I81,269 III',I3 ........ iii, 559 389, 453; v, 346;v, 206,520 '
I., lO, 16 ....... i, 525 III., 14, 15 .... hi, 366 509, 545- 618; vii, 454.
I., lO..ill, 162; iv, 389 111, 16-24 ..... iii, 369 VII., lO.-i 7 ..... i, 452 XI., 2..i, 445; i.fi,465;
I., I0--15 ...... iv, I57 III., 16, r 7..... ii, 288 VII., lO-14 .... iv, 4II v, 175; v_, 320,
L, 1I-14 .... i, I38; ii, III., I6.. i, 2o8; v,433 VII., lO-15 ..... v, 519 vii, 344; viii, x3
293; ill, 156. III., 18 ......... iv, 223 VII., ii ..... i, 453; iv, XI., 2, 3 .... v, 6_I ; VII,
I., I1, 12 ....... v, 5122 III., 19 ........ ii, 268 411; w, 391. 342.
I., II..i, 483; ix, 471; III., 24 ....... ui, 273 VII., 13. .. i, 449, 452; XI., 4, 122....... i, 506
I iii, 156; vii, 46o. IV., x ........ vii, 345 v, 618. XI., 4 .... vii, 345, 4_
., 13...i, 147; iii, I5_ IV., 4..i, 493; ix, 2283; VII., i3, x4. .. iii, 16I; XI., 5 ......... vi, 3_7
I., I3, 14. .iv, 287; vii, iv, 296. v, 288. XI., 6 .... iii, 483; viii,
342. IV., 8 ......... i, 374 VII., I4 ..... i, 57, 449, 5o2.
I., 14 .... i, 575;..!ii, 7° V .............. i, 147 451, 509; iii, XI., 6, 7 ....... iv, 356
I., 15 ......... m, 154 V., 1 .......... ii, 43 331, 358, 5='2, XI., 7 ......... h, 49I
I,, 15-2o ....... v, 515 V, 2 ......... ifi, I71 539, 541, 559; XI., 8, 9 ....... iii, 388
I., I6, I8, 2o ...... 1, 7 V.,2, 7........ vix, 39I v, 56, 621; vi, XI., zo..ii,452; v, 514,
L, 26--20 ....... i, I83 V., 5 .......... ii, 424 66; vii, 11o, 619; vii, 113.
L, 16-I 9 ....... v, 23.7 V., 5, 23 ....... hi, 395 239, 446. XI., I4 .... v, 184, 215
I., t6-x8 .... i, 177; n, V., 6...i, 445; vii, 451 VII., 15 .... ii, 222; ill, XlI, 2 ......... i, 424
°92. V., 6, 7.... in, 171, 399 I61; iv, 356. XII., 3 ....... viii, I6
I., 16, t_. ....... ii, 1I_ V., 7 .... iti, 399; vi, 93 VIII., I .... ii, 5io; vi, XII., 4 ......... i, 466
I.., 16..ii, 47i; vii, 484 V., 8..iv, 462; v, 550; 327 . XII., 6 ........ vi, 392
I, 17--.I9 ....... i, 515 _i, 391, 4o9. VIII., 3 ........ v, 639 XIIL, 2 ........ il, 276
I., I7, I8 .... iv, 43; v, V., 1o--17. . .i, 216, 231 VIII., 3,4..i,442, 5o9; XIII., 6- 9 ...... v, 564

I., 18 .5.5i6.6022; vii, I29 V.,

V., I1, I', ......
II ......... fii,
iv, 468
462 VIII., 4-- vi,• i,277.
216, 23I ; XIII.,
XIII., 91o........
....... ii,i, 565
195
I., 19, 20..ii, 198,491; V., 12...i, 39o; ill, 98; iii, I6I, 331, XIV., 1..... i, 260, 261
iv, .3o5, 599. iv, 632. 468, 559" XIV., 4 ........ iv, 593
I., 19. . n, 32I; v, 547; V., 14. . .i, 174; iii, 369 VIII., 6, 7..... v, 216 XIV., 4-2I ..... v, 208
vii, 469. V., 18.. iii, 665; iv, 36, VIII., 8,9..iv, 352,353 XIV., 12 ....... v, 672
I., 20..iii, I7I ; iv, 6oi; 462. VIII., 8, lO .... iii, I61 XlV., 12-22 .... iv, 259
v, 625; viii, 760. V., 18, 20 ....... i, 203 VIII., 14..i, I4o, 446; XIV., 13-15 .... v, 2I 5
].,22I .......... ",,,206 V.,18-25 ....... 1,266 iii, I72, 326, XIV.,13-16 .... v, 339
I., 22...i, 475; ii, 39; V., 20..i, 179, 351 ; iv, 365, 4o9. XIV., 13, 14. • • iil, 466
iii, I84; vii, 434- 462, 604; iix, 54 x, VIII., I6, 17 .... v, 5Io XIV., I4...iiij454; vi,
I., 23...i, 240,464; iJ, 634; vii, 415 , VIII., 18 ....... ii, 212 64.
23o; vii, 403. V., 20, _,1...... ii, 293 VIII., 20 (LXX.).. ,,ai, XIV., x5 ........ vi, 64
I, 26...v, 182; vi, 392 V., 21...i, r39 , 214; ii, 458, 488. XIV., I6 ....... v, 556
I, 27 .......... i, 24_ 355; iii, 461. IX ............ vi, 51 XIV., 19 ...... vii, 447
II., _4...iv,3922; v, 523 V., 222......... iv, 4622 IX., I ......... i, 571 XVI., r, z ....... i, I44
II., 2, 3 ....... iii, 154 V., 23 ......... vii, 415 IX., 1, 2 .... iii, 157; v, XVIII., I, 2.... v, 216
II., 22..iii, 436; v, 390; V., 25-27 ....... v, 514 514; viii, 435- XVIII, 6 ...... i, 175
vtb.452.'" V., 26 ........... i, 86 IX., 2..iii, 454; viu, 55, XIX., I . .i_ 1622; vili,
IL, 3...t, i75; il, I7i; VI ..... iv, 16o; vi, 386 45°; iv, 57_-6°3, 377.
ii_.184. 346, 436; VI., 1- 9...... vi, 384 660; vi, 3_. XlX.,20..vii, 112,2239;
van, 35.. VI., I, 2 ....... iv, 414 IX., 6..i, 174, 236,441 ' viii, 45.
II., 3, 4 ..... l, 511; iii, VI., I .......... i, 5o9 ...4:94,5o9;ii,_,1_; XIX., 24 seq.... i, 226t
r54; iv, 558 ; v, VI., z..iv, 58i; vii,488 ill, 166, 337; tv, XX.,2 ......... ii,2266
5IO. VI., 3...i, 14; ill, 682; 566, 649; v, 524, XX., 3 ........ iv, 6I 3
IL, 4..iii, 340, 346; v, iv, 2253 , 376; v, 62.8, 629, 632, XXII., 13 .... iv, 114;
I' 78. _.2;vi,385,395; 639; vi, 271, vii, 428; viii,
•.,5,
II., 8 .......... v,5,o
v, 462 73,4; 454; 111,
viii, XXII., 576.
I3, 14. ._ 2239;
II., 8, 9... v, 364, 439, VI., 3, 4 ....... vi, 3922 315. v, 55o.
498. VI., 4 ........ vi, 391 IX., 6 (LXX.)..vii, 487 XXII., 2222
...... vl, 36
II., r 2. .iii, 4o3; v, 339 "VS., X., 2.
lI., 17. VI., _: ........ i, 49o I........ iii, 366 XXIII., 4, 5 .... v, 215
•_i, saIo ........ vi, 39° X.,22 .......... iii, 395 XXIV., 19... vii, 44o
IL, 19. __ _, -r.._ -_-.,-,, VI.,8 ......... i, 2236 X., Io, iI ...... ii, I94 XXIV., 20 .... viii, 35
497, 56I- VL, 9 .... iii, 376, 568; X., 12-I 7 ...... v, 201 XXV., x....... vi, 387
II., 20 .... iii, x7t , 34I iv, 82, 433; vi, X., 14 .... ii, i94 , 473; XXV., 3 ........ i,45 o
III., I-3 ....... iii, 34I 391. iii, 612. XXV., 8. " $37; iii,
m., ,,3...... iii,,7, Vi.,9,,0..iii,3225;
iv, x.,,7..... iv,_ 379 ,_s__', ,s,,
.......v,5,,
IIL, z, 3 ......ii_446 x,222
.........,,,55
X., 223.. iii, 3722; v, 516 XXV., 9 ....... 227,i, 472
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h_ XXV., t, ...... v, 524 Isa. XXXII., 9, ]o..iii, 376 Isa. XL, 7 ........ iii' 552 lsa. XLII_ t&-m..vi, 395
XXVI., 2, 3..... i, 2o61 XXXII., 20 .... ii, 48o _XL, 8.... .94o4, 417 XLII., ]9teq,....i'a6 !
XXVL, IO_l_i,• 565; v,[ XXXIIL, xo,525•
Ix .... v, _XL.,9m..i,
XL., .... m,]4;364, 432
ii' 4_. X I_=I_ 19..iil,
,_ta.,,, '-3 .... 325,465
v, _t
XXVL, ,x ...... v, 5'7 1 XXXIIL, ,,... ii, ]98 XL, ]]...ii'2]3; vii, XLIIL, 1, 2. ..% $$
XXVI., ,8 ..... Vi, 2o 7 [ XXXIII., ]3-x9 .... i, 4o5- .. XLIII., 2...... "" ii, a3x
XXVI., 19..i, 5IO, 54_ [ 234. XL, 12, i' I47, 487; U, XLIII., 5. ...... i, 475
563; iii' 567; J XXXIII., 13 .... i, ]42 ]94, 472; iii, XLIII., 6, 7.... fii' 168
v, 2,8, 251. [ XXXlII., ,4-27 .... v, 502; v, 642. XLIII., Io ..... i, _ff_
XXVI., I9 (LXX.) .. 525. Xh, ]2 (LXX.)..viii, 472; vi, 387
viii, 437, 45 ° XXXlII., 14
XXVI., 20...i, ]8; iii, [ _ .... iii, XL., ]2, 574-
22 .... i'4o_ XLIII.,
XLIII., m, ],..it,v,
]i ..... 133
642
565; v, 218 XXXIII., ]4...iii, 407 XL., 13, ]4 .... iii, 29_ XLIII., ]3, I4..v, 526
XXVII., ,..i, 255; hi, [ XXXIII., ]6-18. .i, ]44 XL., " ]47; ii, XLIII., x_i...... i, 267
388; iv, XXXIII., I7, ]8...iii, I3473it, iii, 441, XLIII., 1_-2l..v, 360
288, 329; '69. 461, 468. 511.
viii, 782. XXXIII., I7...v, 213, XL., 14 ....... iii, 487 XLIII., 18_ 19 ..... iii,
XXV_I., 2 ..... 111, 422 253. XL., ]5 .... i, 558; ii, M6,432,472
XXVII., 7 .... vdi, 627 XXXIII., 20 .... i, 45] 438, 505, 556; XLIII., 18 ...... iv, 78
XXVIII., 6 ..... i, 466 XXXIII., 22..viii, 425 111, 15] , 247, XLIII, I9 .... fitj 285,
XXVIII., ] x..iii, 446; XXXIV., 4. ". iii, 496; 39o, 643, 659; 361, 4_6.
vii, 479. vii, 522 v, 57. XLIII., ]9, 2,..IV 51t
XXVIIL, ]4.-.ifi, 395 XXXV., [-7 .... i, 233 XL., I_,[ 7 .... i!i, 59 t XLIII., :to.... ii, 492;
XXVIII., ,6... i, ]4 o, XXXV., t ...... iii, 355 XL., t_-2o .... Vi, 512 iii, 364.
453;ii,49; XXXV., 2 ..... iii, 357 XL., 18, 19 ..... ii, 194 XLIII., 23" 24. .i' 483
iii, 439, XXXV., 3, 5, 6.. i, 5xo; XL., 18. ii, 47 o, 471 ; XLIII., 24 .... Viii,568
442, I65, iii, 388. iii, 273. XLIII., 25 ..... v, 592
I72; v, 5I., XXXV., 3-6.. iv, 449; XL., 22 .... d, ]08; v, XLIII., 26..v, 663
522 ; Vi, v, 518,618; 6]3. XLIII., _'...t, 64; ii'
387 ; viii, vii, ,I 5. XL., 25....ii, 47o, 47l; 583 .
498- XXXV., 3.... iii, 357, m, 273. XLIV .......... i' 18_
XXIX., ]o..v, 343,446 364;v,62]; XL., 25,26 ..... il, 487 XLIV., 4 .... ii, 39; VI.
,,IX., II .... V, 18I; vii, 414. XL., 26,27...viii, 329 324, 346.
vi, 66. XXXV., 4-6...iii, ]64 XL., 28 .... ii, ]08; iii, XLIV., 5, .fii' 4l$, 639
XXIX., II--IS..V, 509 XXXV., 4- • .i, 62; lli, 314, 612. XLIV., 6.. I, aSI; ii,
XXIX., I3...i, 9, 219, 357" XLI., 4 .... ii, ]33; ]it, 133; iii' 48o,
269, 476; ii' XXXV., 5".i, 295; it], 480. 614; iv,224;
29, 229, 36', 559" XLI., 8.... i' 763; iii, vii, 13_; viii,
414; iii, 363, XXXV., 6...... i, ]79 152; v, 53. 48, 314"
374,4'9,453, XXXV., 8, 9...iii, 388 XLI., 15-2o .... v, 5]7 XLIV., 6, 7.... v, 64_
460; v, 362, XXXV., ]o ...iii, 59o XLL, ]7 ...... iii, 497 XLIV., 8.. Aii' 63" 317
37o, 387; vii, XXXVI., 7, 8, to...ii, XLI., ]8, ]9.. Aft, 324 XLIV., 9 ....... i, 419
5 ]8. 474. XLL, 22, 23 .... iv, 375 XLIV., 9-2o.. i, 165;
XXIX., ]3, 14. • i, 238 XXXVI., XXXVII .... XLII., x-4..i, 26], 267 vi, 5]2.
XXlX., i4:..i' 2m,261; [ iv, ,o6. XLII., t...iii, 6o6; v, XLIV., 2o ..... iii' 54.7
n, 304; m, I xxxvlI., 7o...v, 642 5o5• XLIV,, 24 .... iii, 48o,
325, 389, xxxvlI., 22...di' 717 XLII., 2-4 ..... v, 24,614,
439, 47]. I XXXVII., 22, 23...vi, ' XLII, 2, 3 .... iii, 56_ XLIV., 25..iii' 614
XXIX., 15 .... ii, 263, ] 86. 386; v, 618. XLIV., 25 ..... iii' 389
4]7; v, 547 XXXVIII., 5, 7, 8...v, XLII., 3 ........ i, 49° XLIV., 26 ..... it]' 384
XXIX., ]8 ..... ifi, 393 ]76. XLII., 4..iii, 437, 59t ; XLV., t .... i, 145; iii,
XXlX., 2z..iv, 82; viii, XXXVIII., ]2, z3, 26.. iv, 419- ]57 ,606, 625;
57. iii' 565 . XLII., 4, 6 ..... iii, 436 v, 514, 637.
XXlX., 22, 24. .vi, 396 XXXVIII., z9..iv, 656 XLII., 5...i' _.38; ii' XLV_ I- 3 .... _ lit
XXlX., 23 ..... ii, 254 XXXVIII., 2X..iii'97; m8; iii' ]9' ; XLV., ], 2..ii, 357; iii,
XXX .......... iii, I62 vi' 350. iv, 253.. I58.
XXX., ] .... i, 485; ii, XXXIX ....... iii, 397 XLII., 5-]3 ..... t, XLV., _, 3 ...... i' 144
229; v, 341, XXXIX.,6 .... iii, 369 XLIL, 6"16 ..... i'_ XLV.,3..ii, _._b 449,
657. XXXIX., 8 ..... i, 220 XLII., 6, 7 ..... i' 4_9; Jr, 373;
XXX., 1-59.2, .... i, 238 XL., I-I 7. i, 22o I46; iii, 3320_" iii' 31_ 44_
XXX.,9 ........ i'229 XL., I ......... vi, 390 VII, I23, 242, 4 _0"
XXX, t5..v, 3o6, 447, XL., 3- .ii' ]74; iii, I6_ XLII., 6..fii' 389, 432, XLV., 5".ill, _14, _4l_
440, 442.
v,$a
XXX., ]8592.
...... iii, 682 348. 672; -:it,
4o4, XLII.,_..vL 387, 388 i 613'61466t$;
XXX., 25, 26. •. i, 561 XL-, 3-5 ....... v, 5_7 XLII., tt.... i, 230; vi, XLV_ _ 6. -l, &513" 354
XXX., 27, 3o.. iii, 399 XL., 4 .... iii, 436; viii, 397. XLV., 6 ....... iv, _/6
XXX., 3o ...... ii' 1,0 584- XLII., 9-..iv, 78; vi' XLV, 7.... i, 523; fti,
X.XXI ........ iii, ,62 XL, 5, 7 ...... ill, 59] I t°7" _T& 287, 3o8,

XXXL, 6...ii, 1,4; v, XL.,5 ........ iii, 5_2, XLII., ,o...i, 472; ii, ! _?_6_ 14_1_
XXXL, 9.5.92.'...i,564 XL., 6..i,
v, ,22,432.
563; ill, 51_; XLII., '4...iv,
173. 76; vi, 3S6,S98,_.99"
XXXII, I ...... i, 564 [ XL, 6-8...ii' 4o,, 439 3°1" v, 175, el4;
XXXII., 8..... ii, 363 ] XL., 6, 7 ....... v, 548 ! XLII., 15 ..... iii, 497 _ :t$4.
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Isa. XLV., 8..vi,

x11. 387; vii, Isa. LI.,
LI., 46...........
i, 465; iii,
vi, 346
366 Isa. LIII., 8-Io...iii,
vii, lZI. 166; Isa. LVIII.,
LVIII., 21,.......
z... iii,i, 164 i74
XLV., 11-1_....v, 224 LI., 7" • .iii, 367; viii, LIII., 9 .... i, 247; iii, LVIII., 3-5 .... iv. if2
XLV., 12..ii, Io8; iv, 611. 165, 342; iv, LVIII., 3-7 ...iv, io3
263. LI., 9 ......... iii, 564 283; v, a_oo; LVIII., 4, 5 ..... i, 178
XLV., I4, I8 .... v, 88 LI., 1o ........ vii,484 vii, 129. LVIIL, 5 ....... ii, 27
XLV., 14-16..v, 517; LII., 2 ........ vi, 366 LIIL, I1..iii, 468; vii, LVIII., 5-8 .... ii, 34
vii, I12, 239. LII., 5..i, 35, 203; iii, 432. " LVIII., 6-9 ... v, 456
XLV., 14, 15. •.iii, 607 69, 341, 367; LIIL, 11 (LXX.)..vii, LVIII., 6-1o .... i, 138
XLV., 14 ...... v, 224 vi, 53; vii, 395, 432. LVIII., 6, 7 • •.ii, 293;
XLV., x5 ...... vii, lO2 427, 47 o, 521. LIII., 12..iii, 166,338, vii, 173.
XLV., 18..iii, 493,494, LII., 6 .... iii, 364; vi, 358,42o, 559; LVIIL, 6..i, 84, 483,
614; vi, 366 397. iv, 660; v, ii,1I 5, 365;
XLV, 19, zo...ii, 194 LII., 7" "i,436; ifi,34°, 52I; vii, 4o9, iii, 312, 412;
XLV., 21-23. . .ii, 194 364, 407, 432, 445, 447- vii, 419 .
XLV.,21,22 .... v, 88 438;vfi, 257. LIV., 1. i,I8o, 313;.ii, LVIII., 7 ..... ili, 312,
XLV., 21...ii, 440; iv, LII., lO seq ..... i, 2oi 174, 354; xv, 372, 373,
76; viii, 314 LII., Io ....... v, 517 151 ; v, 5.5;vi , 4ol, 412; v,
XI,V., 22 ....... v, 613 LII., 11...iii, 340; iv, 393; vu, 517 552; vii'427,
XLV., 23 ...... iii, 480 94; v, 439,544 LIV., 1-4 ...... v, 512 468.
XLV., 24 ....... i, 18o LIL, 13-I 5 . .i, 179; iv, LIV., 7, 8 ..... v, 592 LVIII., _-9 .... ii, 292

XLVI., l, 2, 5- .v., 549 420. LIV., 9 ......... i, 268 LVIII., _ ...i, 374; iii,
XLVI.,
XLVI., 2-8.......
.... vi,1, 483
512 LII., 14..iii,
vii, 257. 326,335; LIV., II-14..i,
646. 564; iv,] LVIII., 9- 565.
.ii, 204, 23I ;
XLVI.,_ ....... v, 592 LII., 15..i,258;v, 514; LIV.,II, I2 .... iv, 623 v, 193; vii,
XLVI., 9..i, 323, 367; vii1, 652 , 659.. LIV., 14. .vii, 435, 466 428.
iii, 514, 541 LIII., I-8..i, 179; iv, LIV., 17 ....... ii, 198 LVIII., 9 (LXX.)..vii,
XLVI., 12, t 3. .iii, 467 42o. LV., 1..ii, I98, 3o1; v, 521.
XLVII., I-X5.. v, 211 LIII., I- 7 ...... v, 520 555. LVIII., 13 ..... iii, 363
XLVII., 14, 15 ..... w, LIII., I-6 .... vii, ix 7 LV., 3 seq...i, zoo, 2o2 LVIII., 13, 14...i, 2o7
28o, 296, LIII., I, 2..1, 215, 256, LV., 3- -.hi, 338, 346; LVIII., 14 ...... i, 564
549, .599, 258; iii, 6o6 v, 618. LIX., x .... v, 443, 461
XLVIII., 9 .... iv, 549 LIII., I- 3 ..... iv, 6o8 LV., 4 .... iii, 128; vii, LIX., 1, 2 ...... v, 519
XLVIII., 12...iii, 48o LIII., I .... ii, 353; iii, 402. LIX., I-4.. v, 516, 546
XLVIII., 13. . .iii, 502 6o7; v, 23 o, LV., 4, 5- • .iii, 338; v, LIX., 4 ........ iii, 74
XLVIII., 16..iv, 416 516; vfi, 446; 513, 618 LIX., 7........ ii, 34o
XLVIII., 2I ...v, 360, viii, 652, 76o LV., 5 ........ iii, I73 LIX., 7, 8 ..... vii, 4o6
511. LIII., 2...i, 391,449; LV., 6 ........ ii, I14 LIX., 8.... ii, 340, 445
XLVIII., 22... ii, 233 fii, 73, 172, LV., 6, 7" • .ii' 377; iii, LIX., 9 ....... vii, 354
XLVIIL, 32 .... i, 342 335, 530; v, I7I ; v, 535, LX., 1-4 ...... vi, 336
XLIX ........ iii, 155 6I 9. 592. LX., x..... iv, 575; v,
XLIX., 6...i, 146; iii, LIII., 2- 5 ...... v, 213 LV., 9 ......... ii, 377 218; vi, 325;
389,454, 6o6 LIII., 2, 3..ii, 272; iii, LVI., 2 ....... iii' 363 392.
XLIX., 6, 8 .... i, 26o 326; iv, 617. LVI., 3...ii, 398; vi, 3 LX., 8 .... iii, 343, 462

XLIX.,
XLIX., 88,9
.......... iv,
vi,420
46 LIII., 3 ....164,ii, 534,
3521 535
lii, LVI.,
LVI., 3, 4 ......
3-5 ...... v, 399
ii, 2o 5 LX., 17I, .....
LXI., i, I46;
2... i, 16, 498fi,
XLIX., 9. • .iv, 66o; v, LIII., 3, 4..iii' 326; i, LVI., 4, 5..... _ii, 56 333; vi, 27o.
I81 ; vi, 401 506, 510. LVI., 7 ........ ii, 233 LXI., 1-3... viii' 425
XLIX., 12 ..... iii, 365 LIII., 3, 7 ..... lib 336 LVI., Io ........ i, 52 LXI., I .... 1, 423, 444,

XLIX., 15_, • 53; viii, LIn., v, 230;

4..iii, 336,vi,354;
52; LVIL,
LVI., 22t...i'
....... 179,vi,254,
366 6o6,
446; 672; v,
iii, 367,
XLIX., 16 ...... i, 566 vii, 4o9 . 512; iii, 340, 181, 64I.
XLIX., x7 ...... i, 147 LIII., 5- .ill, 17i, 382; 382, 395, 64o LXI., 2 ..... i, 39o; iii,
XLIX., 18 .... iil, 343, v, 619; vi, 52 LVII., I (LXX.).. vii, 1.6_7.,.36i7ii"
365; viii, 314 LIII., 5, 6 .... iii, 627 442. LXI, 3 " - tii_ 367
XLIX., 21 ..... iii, 365 LIIL, 5, 7 ...... !: 139 LVII., i-4 .... i, 2o 3 LXL, 9 .... vi", 18, 3
XLIX., 22 ....... i, 86 LIII., 6 ........ n, 226 LVII., 1, 2 ..... v, 521 LXIL, 2, 12 ...... i' 63
L., I .......... ii, 398 LIII., 7... i, 254, 256, LVII., 2.. ii_ I66, 422 LXII., 2 ...... vii, 431
L., 3 .......... iii, 42I 494, 516; iii, LVIL, 6...v, 343, 364, LXII., 9 ....... vi, 389
L., 4...i, 250; ii, 507; 164, 326, 418, 498. LXIL, Io seq.... i, 2o 7
415, 417, 42o, 42°, 559; iv, LVII., 15 ..... v, 592 LXIL, i1... i, 14, 9o;
617, 619. 123, 455; v, LVII., 16...i,538; iii, fi, 434, 441;
L., 5.. it, 507; vii, 240 284, 619,639; 191, 495; v, vii, 4.01,498.
L., 5-7 ........ v, 52o • rli!, I20_ 24.0, 660. LXlI., 12 ....... i, 259
L., 5,6..v,284; vii, i2o LIII., 7, 8..i, 433; iii, LVII., 17...... v, 66o LXIII., 1--6..... i, 207
L., 6...i, 175; iii, 559 ITt , 678. LVIL, I9..v, 660; vii, LXIII., I ...... iii, 418
L., 6-9 ......... i, 14° LIIL, 7-9 ...... v, 521 42o. LXIII., 2 ...... v, 36o
L., 6, 8, 9 ...... i, 51ol LIII., 8... i, I4O, 216, LVII., 2o, 21...vi, 27o LXIII., 3 ...... iii, 39°
L., 9 .......... ii, 397 [ 129, 258, 4oo, LVII., 2I.. ii, 233; vii, LXIII., 6--8 .... v, 518
L., to .... iii, 336, 3841 449; hi, 327; 458- LXIII., 8 ...... v, 613
L., 11...iii, t7t , 341; [ v, 48; vi, 53, LVIII., 1-12 .... i, 2o2 LXIIL, 9--.i, 451; iii,
iv, 295. I 293, 295; vii, LVIII., t--9 .... v, 477, 384, 534; v,
LI. 4, 5....... i,_m°l zo6. 531. 528; vi, 397
 ANTE--NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS. 23r

Ira. LXIII., IO_(_.viit IIO_ Is,R. LXVI., 13 ...... i, _ Jet IV., 3, 4..iiit i_o3461 l(_. IX._ 24 ......... it 483
LXVI., 14 ..... iii, 567 v, 5to; vii, 118 IX.,aS, 26. .it t¢2, at_
LXIII., I3, I4. %49 ° LXVI-,15, 16...v, 49o IV.,4 i,I42; iii, 286 IX, 26 ..... it I8I; i_
LXIII., 15 scq...i, 78_7 LXVI., I6 .... iv, 296 437, 458; vii, 229.
LXIII., 17 ...... 1, LXVI., 18 .... vii, 24.2, 456. X, 2..ii, 386; v, 544;
LXIII., I7, 18..iv, 312 522. IV., 6 ........ ii, 194 vii, 4a14.,443.
LXIII., I9 ..... v,658 LXVI., 18, 19..v, 514; IV., 11 ........ v, 216 X. 2-5 ....... ", 5¢9
LXIII., 24..v,443,454 vii, lO9. IV., I4 ........ v, 593 X, 3 ........... it 165
LXIV .......... i, 207 LXVI., 2I...i, 257; v, IV., 22 ......... i, 465 X., 9_ II ........ v,549
LXIV., z .4k4147;
• vii, 4o9; vi, 263;
viii, 14. V.,
V., 3_ ....
.........i, 534; vii,
v, 459
442 X., t[ .... it 419;
313, 314. 4a$.viii,
LXIV., I, 2 .... ii, 194, LXVI., 22...it 567; iv, V., o...i, 525; ii, 213, X., 12.... ii, t
272 341 229, 26o,40_ x., 12,131
.... 9_,_
LXIV., 4 .... i, 564; ii, LXVI., 23 ..... iiit I55 401, 411; vi,312. X., 24. .iv, 529; v, 66o
350; iv, I46 , LXVI., 23, 24..ih, 567 V., 9 ......... ii, 229 XI, 8..it _oo; ilit 4oi
346; v, 6% LXVI.,24..It 18o, 217, V.,lt .......... ii'23 o XI.,13 ........ ii' 218
71, 253; viii, 264, 269; v, V., I2 .......... ii,2_o XL, 14 ......... tv,_
2t9,464; vit V.,22..v,611;vii, 487 XI.,t_......... i, 48_
LXIV., 6, 8.54_.
[ .iii' 713 27o; vii, 44o, VI ............. u, 231 XI., I_, 19. .v. 521; vii,
LXIV., 8 ..... Vlit 441 519_ 522. VI., 9 ..... fi, 114, 233 tZt.
LXlV., I0--12...i, I78 VI., to..it, 229; v, 5o9 XI., !9 .... i' a34;
LXIV., 1I ...... i, 18o Jet. I., 5 .... i, 543; ii, 224; VI., 16 .... ii, 233, 446, 166, 337, 418;
LXV., x... i, 259, 419, flit 2o7; v, 77, 21o, 115 ; viii, 627. v, _24; viit 1a!
423; iv, 464; i 442, 513; vi, 314; VI., 1Z, 18 ...... i, 515 XlI., t..11, 381; Vit it,
V, 514. 528; vii, 106, 354, 441 VI, I_ ......... v, 5I 3 358.
vii, 445; viii, I., 5, 6 ....... iv, 336 VI., 2o ..... i, 483; iv, XII., 7........ vii, 45 t
145- I., 7..... i, 60; fi, 224 157; vii, 46o; XII., 7, 8 .... vii, la b
LXV., I- 3. .i, 179, 2O6 I., 9-' .ifi, 617; iv, 288 viii, 568. a4a.
LXV., 2... i, 145, 174. I., 9, lo ....... iv, 497 VII., 2 ......... i, 142 XII., 8 ...... vii,
175, 247, 256, I., I6..i b 229; viii, 623 ¥II., 2, 3 ....... i, 483 XII, 9 ........ lit
51o; iii, 169; t I., 14 ........ iv, 288 VII., 3........ i, 515 XII., to ..... vii, 4O2
v, 524, 619, I I., 2o .......... fi, 229 VII., 6......... v, 499 XIII., 1....... iit a66
639; vii, 446. ] II., 1o-t 3 ..... iii, I7o VII, 9 ....... ii, 2281 XIII., 2o ....... ii' 54
LXV., 5 ....... iii, r39o II., 9 ......... rift, 623 VII, II .... iv, 75; vii, XlIl., 23 ..... vi, 363
LXV., 8-I2 ..... i, 267 II., lO-I2 ..... iii, 17o 52I. XlII., 24--27 .... ii'439
LXV., 13 ..... iii, 366, II., 1I, IO..... vit, 423 VII., 16 ...iv, 76; v, XlV., 11, 12 .... iv, 76
369; ii, 399. II., 12 ......... ii, 229 442, 499; vii, XIV., a2 ....... iv, 558
LXV., I3-16...iix, 17o II., 12, 13...it 144; v, 434. XV., t ........ vii, 734
LXV., 13-15 .... v, 514 549. VII., 18 .... iv, XV., 9..it 5t°; v, 5a5;
LXV., 13, I4-..ifi, 366 II., 12, 13, I9, 20, 27.. VII., _'. ...... iv, 263 596 vii, 122, 241.
LXV., 15, 16...ii' 212 v, 549. VII., 2I seq.... i, 2o 5 XV., 14... iii, 399; iv,
LXV., 17, 18... i, 239, II.,'13 .... i, 256, _269, VII., 21 ........ i, 483 356.
565, 566. 458; 11, 229; iv, VII., 21, 22 ...vn, 46o XV., it, ....... vii, 360
LXV., 17..iit, 43h 472 I51 ; v, 376,425, VII, 22 ........ i, 138 XV., 17 ....... vi_ 124
LXV., 22 ..... ii, lO; i, 5o9; vii, 133. VII., 22, 23 .... ii, 293 XV, 18 ........ v, 381
543. II., 19 ..... i, 3Ol, 5IO VII., 23 ....... ]]i, 4.ot XV., 19..it $4; vit zo3;
LXV., 24 ...... ii, 472 II., 19, 2o .... v, 549 VII., 24 ....... iii' 4o1 _t, 42I.
LXV., 25 ..... viii, 376 II., 24 ......... ii, 232 VII., 24, 26 ..... i, 200 XVI., 9........ v,
LXVL, 1..i, fl47, 17_., II., 25 ......... v, 592 VII., 25 .... i, 517; v, XVI., 16..iiit 355;
200, 404; n, II., 27. .ii' 514; v, 549; 508; iii, 4ot. 673.
t33, 194, viii, 555- VII., 26 ....... iii, 4ot XVI., 19 ...... iv, 558
34 8, 462, II., 29 ......... ii, 229 VII., 29, 3° ..... i' 515 XVI., 2o . .viii, 677
472; iii, 612; IL, 3° ......... v, 459 VIII., 2 ........ ii' 194 XVII., 5..iii' 369, 403,
iv, 269, 276; II., 31 ........ iii, 4ot VIII., 4 ..... it 54; iii' 442; v, 44..1;
v, 613, 6I 5. II., 32. .v, 592; vi, 325 663; v, 556, viii, 693, 712.
LXVI., I, 2 .... v, 517, III., 3 ..... ii, 230; vit 593; vi, 307; XVII., 5-7' .iv, Igt; v,

LXVI., 2 534- t," 8,69, III., 329"

4 ......... iit 23o VIII., 4, viii,
5..... 617.
vii, 40o 535.
XVII., 8....... iiit 659
i48; lit 214; III., 6 ......... v, 593 VIII., 6 .... ii' 450; v, XVII.,9... it 446, 449,
v, 284, 296, III., 8 ......... ii, 230 593. 5o9; iiit 177.,
539, 61.4; iv, IIL, 9 .... ii, 228, 514 VIII., 7"9-.v, 5o9; vii, 534; v, 55,
274; wit 396, IlL, 9, to ...... v, 363 tto. 519; i lla.
467,48I;
761. viiit III.,
III., It12 .......
....... vii,
v, 423
593 VIII.,9
VIII., 13.......
...... iii'
% _ XVlI., to..
25; iii, 403;
viii, 481,iv,
LXVI., 2, 5 .... vii, 378] III., I4 ........ v, 593 VIII, 16 .... i' 559; v, XVIL, It.. v, 17_, al$
LXVI., 3 ...... it 485 ] III., 15...v, 357, 43 °, 207, z_.: XVIL, 12 ...... ','tit451
LXVI., 3, 4 .... vi, lO7 511, 55I... VIII., 22 ...... n, 339 XVIL, 14 ..... vtiit 4_$
LXVI.,5..iit H5; iii, 111, I9 ........ xt, 475 IX.,2 .......... i1496 XviL, 21-24 " "iv*392
37 o. . ] III., 22 .... v, 593; vii, IX., 23, 7.4.... i, 8; ii, XVII., 21 ...... iv, 366
LXVI.,5, II .... !,2421 400. 311; iii, 369, "'" XVIl,,23
XVlI., 24, .......
25 .... i,_JO
i, 146
LXVI., 7 ...... vi, 385 [ III., 23 ....... vi, 27o 440; v, 535; vm, XVIII., 3-6 .... vt,
LXVL± 7, 8 .... vit 337 IV., '_..i, 142, :mS; iii, 385
LXVL, x2, 13.. ii, 214 - 36i, 472; iv, 78 IX., *'3..-[ .... ii, 2i 9 XVIIL, 3, 4 .... vt, 31e
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Jet. XVlII., 7 ...... v, 593 Jer. xxxI., 3o ..... iv, 654 Ezek. II., 7 .... ii, 228; vii, Ezek. XVIH., zx, 7.2...viii,
XVIII., If... iii, 316; XXXI,31-34..ii,:m4; 398. 617.
viii, 623. v, 5ii. II., 9 .......... ii, 11 XVIII, 23, 32. .i, 85
XVIII., I2 .... v, 593 XXXI, 31-4i . .v, 540 II., 9, lo ...... iv, 575 XVIII, 23... ii, 224,
XX.,
XX., 77,....8 ......
iv, 312,iv,396
82 XXXI., 31,51o;
32. ii,
.i, 489;
200, Ill., 2,
III., II 3......
..... vii,
iv, 427 398 292,I, 355,,
49
XX., Iz ...... iii, 403 iii, 154, 346; III., I2 ...... vii, 473 _i,3o3,552,
XX., I4 ....... ii, 400 vii, I23. III., I7-I 9 .... i, 240 iv, 75-
XX., I8 ........ ii, 400 XXXL, 31 ...... i, III., 22 .... vi_ 395 XVIII., 3° ...... i, 7
XXI., 8...vi, 371; vii, XXXL, 32 ..... iii, 4_ IV., 6 ........
"" v, 247 XVIII., 3o, 32 .... ill,
377. XXXI., 34 .... iii, 661; IV., i6 ...... viii, 76o 659; v, 594
XXII., 3 ...... iii, 399 iv, 14. V., 7 ........ vii, 423 XVIII., 30-32 .... v,
XXII., 5 ...... iii, 327 XXXII., 7-15..iii, 418 VIII., I2-IX., 6 .... 663.
XXII., 17 ...... i, 485 XXXII., 19 .... in, 244 iii, I68. XVIII., 32. . .ii, 224,
XXII., I9 ..... vii, 302 XXXII., 29 .... ii, 228 VIII., I3, 14..v, 357 335;iv, 75,
XXlI., 24 ..... v, 178 XXXIII., 5 .... ii, 438 VIII., z4 ... vii, 443 v, 485 ; vfii,
XXII., 24, 25 ...i, 453 XXXIII., 15...viii, 16 VIII., 16 .... vii, 443 617"
XXII., 28 seq...i, 453 XXXIII., 2o-22...viii, VIII., I7, 18. -vii,443 XVIII., 33- • .viii, 2o5
XXlI., 29, 3o...ii, 44o 3o. IX., 4 ........ ill, 34o XVIII., XXXIII ....
XXIII., 6, 7..... i, 564 XXXIV., 8-22..iv, 154 IX., 4, 6 ...... iv, 138 vii, 485
XXIIL,I 5. .. i, 80; vii, XXXIV., 14 ...iv, 562 IX., 4, 5 ..... v, 464 XX., I2 ...... i., 2o4,
451. XXXV., 15. .i, 517; lii, IX., 4-6 ...... v, 525 480.
XXIII., 16, 17. . v, 318 4oI. X ........... iv, 581 XX., I9-26 .... i, 2°5
XXIII., I6--2I..v, 425 XXXVI., 3o...vii, 3o2 XI., _9 ....... i, x41 XX., 2I ...... iv, 6i 9
XXIII., x_ ...... i, 48_ XXXVI., 3o, 3x . .i, 454 XI., I9, 2o...iv, 3o7, XX., 25 .. iv, 619; v,
XXIII., x_ ..... v, 22t_ XXXVIII., 8...iii, 678 315, 3 I6. 459.
XXIII,, 20.. i, 496; v, XXXIX ....... vii, Io 5 XI., 22 ........ i, 286 XX., 24 ....... i, 479
5o9 . XLIII., 8 ...... v, I9I XI., 22, z 3 .... iii,42I XXI., 12 .... viii, 364
XXIII., 23. . .ii, I94; v, XLIV., 4 ..... lii, 401 XlII., 3 ...... vi, Io 7 XXII., 2 ...... iii, 63
445. XLIV., 19 ..... iv, I49 XIV., x2-I4., v, 499 XXII., 8 .... iii, I55
XXIII., 23, 24..ii, 348, XLVIII., xo...vi, 90; XIV, 13 ...... v, 443 XXII., 18, 2o ..... iv,
472; iv, 548; v, 543. XIV., 13, 14. vii, 4oi 549-
v, 448, 547' XLIX., 14 ..... v, I7x XIV., I4, 20..vii, 518 XXII., 26 .... vi, 525
XXIIL, 24499,
.... 5OI;
iv, 269,vi, XLIX., 19.562. .li, 362; v, XIV.,
XIV., 18, 20...i, i, 269
20 ...... 2I 7 XXVI
XXVII.,.......I5...vi,iv, 3_
390. LI., 15 ....... iii, 502 XVI., 3. • .i, 237; iii, XXVII., I9..vii1, 536,
XXIII., _,8, 3o, 32...v, LI., x5-18 ...... v, 549 162, 372. 568.
363- LI., x6-q 9 ...... v, 519 XVI., H ...... ii, 268 XXVIII., 2-xo ... v,
XXIII., '_9...... i, 545 LI., .ii, lO8 XVI., 45 ..... iii, t6z 208.
XXIV., 3 ...... vx, 349 LI, xx_....... .fi, IO8 XVI., 47 ..... vii, 423 XXVIII., 2, 9. v,215
XXV ........... i, I47 LII .......... vii, Io 5 XVI., 49 ..... iv, Io6 XXVIIL, 3.-.iv, 482
XXV., 4 .... iii,401 ; v, LIII., 9 ....... ifi, 61o XVI, 52 ..... vii, 423 XXVIII., II-x6.. m,
5o8. XVI., 55 .... iv, 280 306.
XXV., 4-6 .... vii, xo9 Lain. I., i .......... ii, 230 XVII., 3 ..... vi, 339 XXVIII., H-I 9 .. iv,
XXV., 6 ....... v, 459 I., 2 .......... ii, 230 XVII., 5, 6 .... ii, 39 258-
XXV.,6, 7 .... v, 508 I., 8 .......... ii, 229 XVII., 24 ..... v, 593 XXVIII., I2..iv, 329
XXV., 11 . .v, 178, x8o I., I8 ........ viii, 76o XVIII ....... ii, 232 XXVIII., 15 . .iv, 593
XXV., I_, x6...iv, 296 II., 18 ........ v, 593 XVIII., 1-4 .... iv, 62 XXVIII., 19. .iv, 593
XXV., 2_s,29...iv, 296 III., 25 ....... iv, 28_ XVIII., 2 seq .... vii, XXVIII., 25, 26...i,
XXVI ......... vii, 398 III., 27.. : .... v_, 326 4o2. 563 •
XXVI., 5 ..... iii, 4oi III, 27, 28, 3° .... iv, XVIII., 2-4..iv, 654 XXIX., 3..- _v, 520
XXVI., 20 ..... h, 328 62L XVIII., 3 .... iv, 278 XXXlI., I- 3. .iv, 593
XXVIII., 6 ..... v, 5& III., 3_ ....... v, 593 XVIII., 4-9. •.ii, 376 XXXII., z .... _v, 288
XXVIII., XXIX... vii III., 33 ....... vi, 217 XVIII., 4. ••iv, 288; XXXII., 5, 6.. iv, 520
48L III., 34 ....... iv, 66o v, 662. XXXlI., 7..- ii, _95
XXIX., 22 ..... vil,48: III., 38 ....... iv, 527 XVIII., 5 ..... ii, 233 XXXlI., i2. v, 593
XXIX., 22, _3..w, 388 III., 4o ...... v, 593 XVIII., 6 .... ii,.233; XXXIII ...... ii, 232
XXX., 8, 9 ..... v, 5H IIL, 4_..iv, xo5; viii, vai, 46"3. XXXIII., 2..ih 355,
XXX., 20 ..... ii, I94 48L XVIII., 7 .... ii, 233.; vii, 398.
XXXI .......... vi, 62 IV., 7 ....... fii, 354 ii_, 372; vu, XXXIII., 7 ...... vii,
XXXI., 8 ..... iii, 678 IV., 20..i, x81, 424; x73. 398; v'hb
XXXI., Io ...... i, 564 iii, 61o; iv, 284, XVIII., 7, 8...v, 546 668.
XXXI., Io, ix.. v., 5_I 375; via, 448, XVIII., 8 ..... ii, 233 XXXIII., Io..v, 593;
XXXI.,
XXXI., Ix .....
15. 1, 421
.i, 238; iii, 449. XVIII., 916....
XVIII., ii, 373
.... iii, 233 vii, 4_; z
viii,
5_,_; v, 55- Ezek. I ............ iv, 581 XVIII., 19, 20 .... iv, XXXIII., _o, H...v,
XXXI., 19 .... viii, 364 I., I..i, 491; iv, 4_4 288. 660.
XXXI., 2o ..... iii, xo5 I., xo ......... v, 6_ 7 XVIII., 20...i, 269; XXXIII., H..i,7,85;
XXXI., 26 ...... i, 505 I., 27, 26, 27...vi, 62 iv, 654; v, ii, 362,
XXXI., 27. .iii, I52; i, I., 28..il, I2; iv, 414 334; vii, 379, 49_;
261. II., x..i, 491; iv, 414 400. iii, 308,
XXXI, _9 ..... iii, 309 II, 6 ..... ii, _28; iv, XVIII., 2L..ii, I_9; 358, 45 z,
XXXL, 29, 30...iv, 64 462; viii, 178 v, 594, 661 634, 659;
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iv, 75,94; Ezek. XLVIII., 3o.-35...iii, Dan. IV., "7 ...v, 417; vii, 1Dan. IX., 4 ......... %446
v, 44 7, 342. IV 427, 4e15. I IX., 2o, a! .... iv, Io9
556; vi, -,33....... iii, 3sol IX.,at ........ v,sgo
Ioo; vii, Dan. I............ iv, m 7 IV., 33-37 .... iil, 7x5[ IX.,23 .... iv, 107;vi,
400; viii, I., I .......... h, 386 Iv., 34 ........ v, 594[ 375.
617. L, I, 2, 8 ..... v, x85 IV., 34, 37 .... iii, 4_21 IX, 2¢... iii, 353; v,
Ezek. XXXIII_ II-2o ...i, I., 8-I 4 ...... iii, 226 IV., 35..vi, 235; viii,| 279`
2I 9. I., I2, 19 ...... v, 186 694. IX.t 24-27 .... i_ 138*
XXXIII., 12..v, 488, I., 15 ........ viii, 32 IV., 37 ....... iv, 623 147; ii, 319;
500, 66I, I., I6 ........ iv, 613 V., 7 .......... ii, 509 ui, I59.
674. II., i ....... iii, 229 v., 29 ........ ii, 5o9 IX., 25. , .iv, 353; vii,
XXXIV ....... v, 662 II., 3, 5 ....... v, 186 VI .... iii, 71; 690; vii, 34_
xXXlV., I-4 •.iv, 8I II., 8 .......... iv, 9o 440. IX., 26...iii, I19, t_$
XXXlV., 2 seq...vii, II., Io, 14 ..... v, I86 VI., lo ...iii, 69o; iv, IX., 27 .... i, 554; vt,
404. II., 12 ....... viii, 652 1o8; vii, 379. 595; v, 213,
...xi, 52; II., 29, 20 .... iix, 4521 vI., z6..... I, s7; vii, 247, 248; vii,
XXXIV., 3- vii, 4o9. _rI., 21 ........ iv, 665 [ 475, 480. 357; viii, 94-
XXXIV., 3-6..v, 338 II., 23 ........ v, s86 [ VI., 22 ........ ii, 18 X ............ iv, 335
XXXlV., 3-4..v, 28o II., 27, 28 ..... ai, 3o4 [ VI., 24-28 ..... V,54 s X., I- 3 ....... iv, I07
XXXIV., 4" .v, 331; II., 27, 29, 31 . .v, s86[ VI., 25 ..... vii, 255 ] X., 2 ......... iii, a:16
vii, 4o5. II., 3I ....... viii, 323 VlI...v, I78; vii, 214 [ X., 2, J.. :.=..: Vii,_f49
XXXIV., 4, 6 ..... ii, II., 31-35 ..... v, 245, VII., s-4 ...... v, x88 X., 3 {,La.X.).. viu, 9
363; v, 2o8,523. VII., 2-8..v, 2o8,245 X.,_ ......... iv,to7
369. II., 33, 34..i, 555; v, vii., 4 ........ i, 49 z x., u .......... v, lg2
XXXlV., IO, i6 .... v, 187; vii, 448. vii., 4, 6 ...... v, 21o x., 6, 7 ....... v, 19o
338, 51I II., 34..i, 453;.!u, 326 Vii., 5-8...... v, st9 X., zt ........ iv,io7
XXXIV., s4. . .it, 23I II., 34, 35 .... m, I54, VII., 7,8 ...... i, I38 X., 12 ........ iv, 1o7
XXXIV., 15. . .ii, 231 s72; v, 209. VII.,7 ....... vii, 147 X., 12, 13, 16, I8...v,
XXXIV., I6.. n, 23I II., 35 .... iii, s5z, 659 VII., 8, 23. .i, 553, 554 19°.
XXXV., 6 .... vii, 357 II., 41-43 ...... t, 555 VII., 8, 9 ...... v, 2s 4 X., _o ........ vt 19°
XXXVI., 12 . . .i, 26I II., 43 ........ v, 56o VII., 9-28 ..... i, 21o X,, 2s..ii, 40; viii, 596
XXXVI., I7-23 ...v, II., 44 .......... i, 6s VII., 9-14 ..... v, 2o9 XI., 31 ....... v, at8
66o. II., 44, 45.. i, 555; iii, VII., 9, s3, 22..v, 88; XI., 33 ........ v, 18]
XXXVI., 20-23 . .vii, 154, x72. viii, 76o. XI., 37 ...... vii, 35 _

XXXVI., 2o,521.
23...iii, II, 45,
II., 45 46,
.... 4,49..v,
_ . .V, 51 VII.,
VII., 9, to .... 265,
9 ...ii, v, 275
663 XI., 45
XL, 41 ........
...... v, 357
vii, 2s5
171 x87. VII., IO.: . i, 14, 367; XlI ........... vii, 9o
XXXVL, 2o ...fii, 69 II., 47 ....... vii, 255 m, 599; iv, XIL, I, 2,3,7..v, I9 °
XXXVI., 23 ...iii, 69 III... iii, 7I, 690; vii, 5o2, 652; ,,ai, XII., t- 3..... iv, 547
XXXVL, 25, 26 .... v, 439, 440, 475, 445, 488. XII., I... vi, 4o; viii,

XXXVI., 26...i, 14I, III., x......... v, 188 506, 5o9; iii, XII., 2...v,:118,
376, 4oz
5so. 480.v, 188; vii,
III., 7 .... Vii., s3...i, xSo, 416,
343, 359, 449, 596"367; 2_
vi,
XXXVI., 36. . .v, 593 522. 4I 9, 448, 534; 2s6.
XXXVII., i ...i, 542 III., 12 ....... iii, 640 v, s9s , 225; XII., 2, 3 ..... vii,44o
xxxxlI., I-I4...iib III., 16 ....... ui, 640 vii, i23, 24I, XIL, 3 .... i, 497; iv,
566. III., s6-I8 ...v, 348, 448, 509; vii, 441
..... vi, 407, 5o3, 535 VII., 13, 14, s7 .... v, XII.,4 ........ v, 466
XXXVIL, 4 368 III., 16, s 9 .... v, I88 189. XIL, 4-7 ...... v, 509
XXXVII., 7, 8 ..... s, III., 19, 25 ..... i, 52s VII., s3, 14...i, 49I; XII., 4, 7 ...... i, 496
18o. III., 20 ......... i, 17 iii, s72, 326, XIL, 9, so ..... i, 344
XXXVII., xI-S4 . .v, III., 21..ill, _o2, 686; 56o; v, 213, XIL, Io ..... viii, 783
548; vii, i vi, 388. 525; vu, Ili XII., 9, tt ..... v, 191

XXXVII., 12440.543,.
. ), III., 25.
IIL, 22 .......
.iii, 359;
iv) xSfi,
221 VII., I4,
I4 ......
27 ..... iii,4s6
i, 6I XlI., ll)v,12.. 218. if, 334;
563 • I 323. VII., 19, 22, 25 .... v, XIL, I3 ....... t, 564
XXXVII., 27 .... viii, I III., 25, 26 .... iii, 38I 190.
762. I III., 26 ........ i, 491 VII., 2I ....... v, 2°9 Hot. I., II ........... i, a04
XXXIX., 29 ...il, 4ol III., 27 ....... iii, 59s VII., 23 ...... vii, t7s I., 2 .... v, 73; viii, 43
XLI ......... vii, zxo[ III., 28,29 .... iii, 452 VII., 24 ....... i, 138 I., &3...i,492; iv) 79
XLII., I2 ..... i, 1441 III., 29 ...... vii, 255 VII., 26 ..... iv, 45I L, 6-9 ......... t, 49$
XLIL, XLIV., XLV., IIL, 47 ........ v, z88 VII., 27 ....... i, 5tM. L, 6, 9 ....... _ 375
XLVI...iv, III., 56 ....... vi, 395 VIII., t ...... vi, i37 I_ 7 .......... v, 6st

XLIV., 2 392.
. ...ii, 551 ; I III., 92_{, . 97 ..... v, VIII., 2--8.....
VIIL, 12, 23... v,
i, 21o
554 I_
IL, 1o..ill,
8 ......... 155; fi,/_9
v, 5__z
va, 39o. [ IV ........... vii, 255 VIII., 13-.ii, $24; vii, II., 11.... iii, _6_, 436
II., z3........ il, _9
XLIV., 3...... i, 258 [ IV., 8 ........ iv, 252 47& II_ 17........ :iit, 67
XLIV., 9, zo..ii, 438 [ IV., io, 23 ...... ii, i8 VIII., x3, s4..il, 334; II_ 23..i, 33s; :ill,_;
XLIV., m-s 3. .v,6581 IV., to-I2 ...... v, 76 vi, I37:
XLIV., 27 .... ii, 438[ IV., 23, 27, 23 ...viii, VIII_ 23 ..... iv, 593 v, 512; vii, $17
XLV/II ...... iv, 5831 so. VIII, 23-_5. • iv, 594 IIL, s-3 ....... iv, 79
XLVIIL, _5, 27..viii, [ IV., s3 ...... viii, 687 i IX ........... vii, Ma In.,4 ........ iii, 35 s
2g- 1 IVy25 ....... ill, 665 I IXq t, 3,4 .... iv, !o9 IV.,I .......... i,_4
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Hos. IV., t-4...v, 400, 546 [oel, II., 32 ....... vii, 455 Mic. I., 12, t 3 ..... iv, 598 Zeph. III., 7-13 .... iv, 667
IV., 6 ........ vii, 546 III., z .... iii, 225, 552 I., 14 ......... viii, 18 III., 8 .... v, 490, 555

IV., 9I4........
........ vii, 398
ii, 229 III.,
III., 9-I
2, I25 .....
.... viii,
iii, _76_ II., 7.
II., I8-_o8 .......
.... viii, V, 452 229 III., 19 ....... i, I44
V., I .......... i, 196 III., 14 ........ v, 346 III., 5-7 ....... v, 243 Hag. I., 1........ iii, 173
V., 2 ......... viii, 43 III., x5 ........ ii, I95 IV., I ......... i, 253 I., 6. .ii, 248, 39I
V., 7 .......... iii, 83 III., I6 .... i, 451, 509 IV., I- 3 ...... iv, 392 I., 9 .......... v, 459
V., 8 ......... viii, 43 III.,I8 ....... iii, 324 IV., 2, 3 .... i, 512] v, I., 12 ..... ii_ i73; v,
V., I5 ........ iii, 422 III., 28 ....... iii, 436 51o; vii, II8, 54I.
VL, 1..iii, I71; v.457 III., 3o, 31 .... iii, 416 I69" • I II., 2, 4 ...... iii, 173
VI,, x, 2 ...... iii, 422 IV., 4 .... v't, 35° _ II., 6 ......... iv, 623
VI., 2..v, 525; vii, 122, AIIIO$, I., 2 .......... i, 451 V., 2..i, I74, 237; ili, II., 6, 7 ....... iv, 72
24I. II., 6.... ii, 582; hi, i69; iv, 353, II., 7 .... iv, 444; vn,
VI., 3 ..... v, 235, 6I 9 418. 578; v, 520; 169.
VI., 6..i, 484; ii, 416, II, 12 ..... iii, 468 viii, 366, 376. II., lO ........ i, I47
602; iih 308, III., 3 ........ vi, 88 V., 5 .......... v, 2x6
31o, 373, 663; III., 6 ....... iv, 356 V., 5, 6 ...... vii, 352 Zech. I., 3 ..... :.....v, 594
iv, 75; v, 531; IV., 5 ....... vi, 324 VI., 6- 9 ....... v, 54I I., 14 .... m, 534; iv,
viii, 87,248,627 IV., 7 ........ v, 459 VI., 6--8........ ii, Io 332.
VIII., 4. • .v, 340, 371 IV., 1x... ii, 227; v, VI., 7 ......... ii, lOO It., 8 .... i, 268; iu,
VIII., 6 ...... iii, 394 629. VI., 8..iv, 75, 305; iii, 407; viii, 622
VIII., I4 ..... iit, 399 IV., 13..ii, 194,473; 41o. II., Io-13 ..... i, 256
IX., 4. • -% 34I, 37 o, iii, 495, 625- VII., I- 3 ...... v, 594 II., II ....... i, 258
4oo; vii, 46o. V., 6 ........ v, 464 VII., 6 ........ iii, 399 III ..... ilL, 172, 327
IX., IO ........ i, 578 V., 11-I 3 .... v, 243 VII., 8-Io ..... v, 661 in., 1.... i, 89, 238;
IX., 14 ...... viii, 36I V., 13 ........ it, 507 VII., 8 ........ v, 597 iv, 329; va_,
X., 6... i, 251; iii, 42o V., 18 ....... i, 2o 5 VII., 9 ....... i, 451 452
X., 7......... viii, 43 V., 21 ....... ifi, 436 VII., I4-18 .... v, 54I III., t, 2 ...... i, 256
X., 11 ........ viii, 43 V., 23 ....... vii, 46o VII., 18, 19...iii, 358 III., 1, 3, 5.-- v, 521
X., 12..ii, 16; iii, 575; V., 25, 26 .... i, 48o III., i-8 .... vfi, I13
vii, 397. VI., x- 7 ...... i, 2o 5 Nah. I., 2 ........... iv, 26 III., 2... ii, 197; wh
X., 13 (LXX.) .... rib VI., 1-6 ..... iii, 369 I., 3 ......... vii, 484 452, 484
4o3. VI., 1 ....... iii, 4o8 I., 3, 4....... vii, 484 III., 8.... i, 249; ui,
XI., I ....... viii, 4o7 VI., 4 ....... ii, 245 I., 4 .......... lit, 379 5°4"
XI., 8 ........ iii, lO5 VI., 6 ........ ii, 245 I., 5-7 ....... v, 541 8, 9 .......... v, 522
XI., 9, xo...... v, 518 viii., 9 -. - iii, I67, I., 9 ........ vii, 5oi IV., i- 3 ..... vi, 35o
XI1,4 ....... iit, 417 17o, 421. I, i5 ......... h_,364 IV., 2 ....... vii, 343
XlI., 6 ........ ii, It vnI., 9, 1o..i, 51o..; nI., 4 ........ xi, 23o IV., 3, 14 .... ifi, 385
XlI., 1o.. ii, 435, 489 v, 525; vn, IV., 7 ....... m, 326
XllI., x3 ..... vii, 241 I22, 24I. Hab. I, i6 ......... v, 547 IV., Io..vii, 296, 342
XlII., 13, 14..vii, 122 viii., lO ..... vt, 62 I., 5 ....... viu, 652 IV., 14 ..... vii, 354
XlII., 14..iii, 452; iv, viii., ix ..... iv, 83 II., 3 .......... i, 11 v, 7......... _v,585
271, 589; vii, IX., 3 ....... iv, 288 II., 4-.i, 511; n, 349; VI., II ...... iii, I73
132; rift,437, IX., 6.. in, 343, 407, iii, 3.76, 434, VI., 12 .... i, 26o; in,
45 o. 462, 643. 435; iv, 54; v, 5o4•
XlII., I5..... v, 243 IX., 7 ....... viii,I2 SIC',545 VII., 5....... iv, w6
XlV., 2 .... iii, 690; v, IX., 1I..vi, 367; vii, II., 5 ........ v, 339 VII., 6 ....... v, 649
594. 455- II., 9 ........ vii, 466 VII., 9-..ii, II5; VIi,
XlV., 9- • it, lIO, 507; IX., II, 12 .... i, 435 II., II ........ i, I44 413.
iv, 482, 52o; II., 18 ........ i, m8 VII., Io-. ii, ii5; m,
v, 186. Jonah, I., IV ......... iv, 84 II., 20 ........ vi, 386 37o.
XlV., to ..... viii, 761 I., 6 ........ ii, 475 nI., 2 .... i, 443; ui, vnI ......... fi, 293
I., 9- • h 450; ii, 475 385; iv, 253; viii., I-I 9. . wit, 6i 3
Joel, II., 1o ..... ii, i95; fii, I., I4 ........ ii, 475 vi, 386. viii., 9, io .... _, 483
612. I., 17...iii, 591; vii, IlL, 3 .... i, 5o9; v, viii., 16, 17..i, 484,
II, 12 ........ v, 445 4°6. 621 ; vi, 384, 515 •
II., 12, 13..... *, 333, II...vii, 4o6,44o, 475 393- viii., I6 ..... ili, 399
660. II., 2 ........ i, 45° III., 3-5 ...... v, 524 VIII, x7. .i, 138; fii,
II,, 13. .. v, 447, 485; II., 4 ........ vi, 3Ol III., 3, 5 ...... i, 4_I 37o; vii,419
vi, 397. II., Io ...... iii, 591 III., 4 ........ ii, 582 IX., 9 .... i, 175, 222,
II., x5........ iv, 113 II., II ........ i, 531 ni., 6 ....... viii, 761 449, 5°6; h,
II.,
II.,
I5, i6 .....
16 ........
v, 523
ii, i15
III ..... i, 7; iv, io6;
vii, 485.
III.,
III,
9--12 ....
lO.......
iii,
iii,
416
379
213; V, 52V_
vi, 396;
II., 21-23 ..... vi, 35 ° III., _ ...... _!, 449 IIL, 13. .iii, 416; viib 448.
II., 22 .... iii, 17o; vi_ III., 8....... 111,452 45 I- IX., 15, 16... ill, 415
348. III., 8, 9 ...... i,449 IIL, 17 ....... v, 463 IX" 17 ...... vii, 469
IL, 28 seq ...... i, 243 IlL, 1o..hi, 31o, 316 IX., 17 (LXX.) . .vii,
IL, 28..i,43o; ii, 465; IV., 2 ....... iii, 452 Zeph. I., 2, 3 ....... v, 546 434-
iv, 285; v, 64o; IV., 1o ....... i, 253 I., 7 .......... v, 524 X., 3....... vii, 4o2
vii, 298, 4_2. I., 13, 14 ...... v, 55° X., 9 ........ iii, I52
II., 28, 29 .... iii, 446 Mie. I., 2 .......... ii, 440 I., I8 ........ ii_ 269 X-1. II, 12 ..... V, 518
594, 697. I., 3 ......... viii, 76I II., I ......... v, 594 XI., I2 ....... iii, 55_9
II,, 31 ........ ii, 195 I., xz ..... iv, 356, 599 IlL, x- 3 ...... v, 659 XI., i2, 13 .... _ 41_
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Zech. XL, I_'.7 ____-n, 54 MaL IV.,

v, 662 IV., 2, 3 ...... vii,
4 ........ ifi, 458 VIL, 29732 .... viii, Ecd.,
567 Eccles. XXVL, 8 .... i_ 246
XL, o36. l XXVI., 9 .... it, _8
XII., I ...... vii, 441 IV., 5..t, 219; iii' 217, VII., 31 ..... v, 366 XXVII, 5...v, 472,
XII.,
XlI-, 3-'4
509
;., 22,
lO .... .....i' 7o,
...
87,
i'z8o
5
IV., 5, 56'.
6...v, 2t3; vii,
35 z.
,,,,., 39
VImI_, y.::"
. ._i_i5_ ]
VIII., lz ...vih, _t[
xxvix.
XXVII., 17.-._...
4,s
524; m, 5oi, IV., 6 ........ vi, 394 IX., 4...viii, 2;, 64 [
564, 584; vii' IX., 5..... viii,64 ] _s_i,624,
6_,a
t2z, 241, 448. Additions to Dan, 32, 36- IX., 7 ....... ii, 278 ] XXVIII... wii, 614,
XII., 1o, I2..iii' I72, 42, 68 IX., 9 ....... ii, 252 639.
327 • viii, 43 IX., 8 ....... ii, 291 XXVIIL, 1S..... v,
XIL, 12 ....... i, 26o IX., 13 ...... v, 554 555"
XIII., I ...... vii, 96 Baruch, IlL, 9 ...... ii, 232 IX., t 5...... it, 253 XXVIII_ 24 ..... v,
XIII., 2. Aft, 67; vii, IlL, 13 .... ii, 233 IX., I6..ii, 278; v, 346,374,
443- III., I4, t 5, .vi, 335 554. 427, 554
XIII., 7- .i, 14o, 222; IlL, 16-x 9 . .ii, 247 IX., I8 ..... ii, 253 XXIX, 12..% 431,
iv, 122. IlL, 24, 25 .vi, 39I X., 4 ....... w, 665 477-
XIII., 9..iii' 639; iv, III., 35-38-. v, 224 X., 7 seq..viii, 636 XXX, 1I...vii, 436
118. IlL, 35-37..v, 518; X., 29 ...... iv, 659 XXX., 12...vii, 43..6
XlV., 4 ...... iii, 4I 7 vfi, 448. X., 26 ...... v, 547 XXXL, 16-]8...ii,
XIV., 5..vii, 38.2.,471 III, 36 ..... v, 225 XI., 4 ...... ii, 26 252.
XlV., 7.... vu, 445 III., 38 ...... vi,52 XI., 7, 8...viii, 63_ XXXI., I9...tl, 246
XIV., 9 ..... viii, 425 IV., 4-.it, 232; vii, XL, 28 ...... v, 28 XXXI., 2o., .ii, _6
XIV., 14 .... ifi_ 162, 46I. XI., 29. ... .ii, 271 XXXL,25. .It, _
332. IV., 36 seq...i, 565 XlV, t ..... it, 251 XXXL,
V., i seq..... i, 565 XlV., 11 .... v, 531 2_4_1" • rut
MaLI ............. iii' I57 VI., 3 ..... iii, _to XV., 8 ...... vi, 37I XXXI., _6...ii, a44.

I., 25.........
........... vii,3, 2z
4934 VI., 43 ..... viii, t 9 XVI., 21
I, ....
z..v, iv, 33_ XXXI,
XXXI., 27...ii,
29...ii, 243_14
L, 6 ..... vii, Io4, 4o2, Be/and Dragon, 5... v, 349, XVI., 23...viii, 655 XXXI., 31.. Ai' 2_1
47 o, 48I. 503. XVI., 26, 27. .vi, 87 XXXlI., x-_.., wilt
L, 1o, 1I..i' 2o8, "_t5, 31-39...IV, XVI., 29, 3o. .vi,91 o24.
z_7, 484; ii, 475; io 7. XVII., 5 .... v, 5ol XXXII., 3, 4, 8..ilt,
' iit, i56, 34I, 346; 33-39- .viii, XVII., 26 .... v, 594 252.
v, 512; vii, 1o9, 594- XVIII., t3.. iv, 508 XXXII., It..it, 352
o 242. XVIII., 3o. .h, z63; XXXIII., 6..it, 235
I., 1I..i' 574; ii, 135,.; Ecclus. I., I ........ ii, 305 vi, 312; XXXIIL, 15. it, _5
v, 29 o, 409; vn, I., 2 ........ w, 293 vui, 614 XXXIV., 19 ..... %
38I, 46I, 53 I, I., xo ....... vi, 383 XVIII., 32.. ii, 23.,9 556
555. I., I4 ....... v, 539 XlX., 2, 3, 5"" • u, XXXIV, 13, I4...
L, II, 14 ..... vii, 38I, I., 26 ....... V, 201 263. viii, 628
47 I. I., 28 ..... vii, 378 XlX., 2 ..... % 312 XXXIV., 25. .v, 5_6
I., 14. .ii, 475; v, 527 I., 27 ...... ii, 363 XlX., 22 .... ti, 310 XXXV., 1-3 ...vi_
IL, 1, 2... v, 344, 388 IL, I, 4 ..... v, 471 XIX., 29-3 ° ..... ii, Oa4-
IL, 5 ......... v, 541 II., z ....... v, 582 277. XXXVIII., t, 2, 8..
IL, 5-7 ....... v, 517 II., 4, 5 ..... v, 489 XX., 3 ...... v, 594 ii' 25_
II., 7 ......... vii'4xl IL, 4..v, 583; vii, XX., 5 ...... ii, 25I XXXVIII., 29.. v_
IL, 1o..i, 488; v, 533 378- XX., 8 ...... ti, 251
IL, ,I......... v, 508 II., 5 ........ v,471 XX., I_ ...... ii, _t XXXIX., 13,:45.3_Ii,
II.,14-16....vii, 463 II.,1o,II ...v,663 XX., z_..... vi, 2_1 :157.
II., 14, 15 .... vii, 456 Ill., 22 ..... vi, 293 XXl., I8..iv, 576, XXXlX, I5, 16.._
II., 15 ........ iil, 40_ III., 24 seq ..... viii, 615. 249.
II., 17 ........ ii, 388 635. XXL, 2o .... ii, 25o XXXIX., 16, 17...
IlL, 1, 2 .... i, II, 27 III. 29 ..... fi, 363 XXl., 21 .... it, 285 iv, .$_
Ill., 1- 3...... fii, 376 IlL, 30 ..... v, 477, XXll., 7'- .vi, 392 XXXIX., 21...
III., 1..427; ig 23; iii, 531; vii, 522 XXIL, 15. .viii, 63.5 223_
I63; v, 630; viii, IV., 1o ...... v, 556 XXlII., z, 4, 6.. w, XXXIX., _.ii,
425. IV., 29 ...... v, 554 312"
III., 2 .... iv, 502, 549 IV., 31 .... vii, 378, XXIII.,XXIII"
4-6.11
...ii,
Z61v,
536 XLIL,XLI"
22...,,4"2"5i_" 51
III., 3..ii' 39; iv, 296; 467. 7"_i_i72
v, 548. V., 4 ........ v, 5.44. XXlII., i8, I9...ii,
III., 2, 3 ...... iv, 584 V., 7.... v, 554; vn, 262. XLII., 24...vi_ 31
III., 6... iv, 4o5, 502, 457- XXIII., 2o, 21 ...ii' XLIIL, zt...ii' 256
6o2; v, 614; V, 7-18... viii, 625 244. XLIII, :tO..iv, 288
vi' 5x, 298. V., 14 ..... " viii, 59 XXlII., 29, 3o...ii, XLV., 9 ....t..vi,
XLVIIi-, viii, 390
$63
nI., 7 ........ v, 485 VI.,I-4...vili, 625 244"
III., 15 ........ ii' 387 VI., 4 ..... iv, 288 XXlV., 3-7" .v, 51..6 XLVIIL, _"
HI., I6 ........ iv, 41 VI., 16 ..... v, 554 XXIV.,5- 7 .... vu, XLVIIL, i] %
IV., I..i, 5o6; ii, I1o; VI., 33 ...... ii, 353 x°7"
v, 464, 49o, VL, 36 ..... vi, 3ii, XXIV, 25. .vii, 45t _ 16.._i,4"488
52_; Vi_ 522. 327. XXV., 6 ..... ii' 275
IV., _ .... v, 217, 457; VII., 17 ..... v, XXV., 9 ..... v, 554 2 Eedr_ II, 45..ii, .___ 45
viii, 25, 498. VII., 29 ..... v, 3546677 XXV., 26...vii, 456 XV., l .... fli, $7o
236 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

4Esdr_III,8 ...... v,253 Wi_lom, I ......... vii_6zS" Wisdom, XI., z7 .... iv, 379 Matt. II., i3-16 .... vi,27 _
XVI, 6o..vii, 482 I, x..iii, 246, 5og; XI., 26 .... viii, 3° II., 13-15...vii_ 36_
v, 547. XI., =to...iv, 289; IL, i3...iv,4.26; vl,
Judith, IV., 3 ..... viii, 752 I., 4..iv, 488,556; vi, 153; vii, 220.
VIII., 1 seq ...... vi, viii, I8I. 287; ._.'ii,27 II., I4-I6...vii_ 429
353; vii, 481 I., 5....... iv, 614 XI., 24 .... _b 225 II., 15...i, 422; viii,
VIII., 8 ..... viL 449 I., 6. .iii, 194 XL, 26... iv, 508 407.
VIII., 27 ..... ii, 355 I., 7 ...... iv, 499 XII., I, 2..iv, 508, II., 14 ...... viib 376
X., I ....... vii, 428 I., 13 ...... vi, 2o2 51_ 632. II_ I6-18...iit, zoo,
XVI., 21, 23 ..... vii, I., 14 ..... vi, 365 XlI., 1...v-., 402; 522.
493. II., I, 12, 13 .... v, viii, 628. II., I6 .... i, 442; vi,
220. XlI., 2... viii, 628 22o, 277; viii,
,Macc. I., I seq .... _i, 475 II., i-5...viii, 628 XIII., x-4..v,498, 376, 572.
II., 3I-41 . .vn, 34.2 II., i2-22 ...... v, 549- II., 18 ........ v, 55
II., 33 ...... v, 183 521 ; vii, XIV., 2, 3..ii, 5Ol II., i9-23...viii,366
II., 52 ...... v, 537 117, 24o. XV., 3 .... vi, 387 II., 20, 23 .... v, 375
II., 60 ...... v, 547 II., 12 .... ii, 470; XV., I, 2..viii,628 II., 26 ...... viil, 37g
II., 62, 63...v, 533 iii, 340. XV., 1o, 11 .... vi, 111.......... vii, 90
IV.,52-59 ..... viii, II., I6 ..... ii, 508 316. III., I, 2 ..... iii, 658
384. II,, 22, 25. .ii, 502 XV., iI-I 7 .... v, III., 2...... vii, 42o
II., 23 ..... vi, 367 498. Ill., 3... i, 422; hi,
Z Macc. VI., 30..v,5o5,539 II., 24 ..... v, 492 XV., I5-i 7 .... v, 672; vi, 69;
Vii., 9-36. .viii, 21 II1., I..ii, 423; vii, 549. rift, 435.
vii., 9.. v, 504,53: 464, 498. XVI., 24... vi, 369 III., 6 ....... iii, 679
VII., 14, 16, I8..v III., 2-4. •.ii, 428 XVI., 26...ii, 238 III., 7-9 .... ili, 202
504. III., 5-8..._, 428 XVlI., 1...iv, 65i III., 7-I2 .... iii, 674
vii., i4 ..... v, 53c. III., 4-8...v, 407, XVlII., 24.... iv, III., 7, 8..... _i,2o5
VII., 16, 17..v, 539 505,537. 273. III., 7.... i, 422;
VII., 18,19..v, 539 III., 4 ..... v, _83 t XlX., 17. .vfii, 598 172, 229; v,
vii, 27 ..... v, 505 III., 7.. • v, 5_o; / XXXI... viii, 36I 235.
IX., 12 ..... v, 533 viii,48. t In., 8.... :; ._, 58
X., I-8 .... wii, 384 III., 9 ..... ii, 5o6 1 Matt. I........... viii,361 III., 9 .... _, o3, 47o,
xII., 40-45 .... iii, III., Ix .... v, 357, { I., I..i,440; iix, 54o; 495, 523; ii,
7oi- 43 O, 551. [ vi, II1; vii, 348 I72; iii, 484,

III., 14 .... ii, 506 l I., I--17 ...... vi, 123 498 ; iv, 63,
Song of the Three Children IlL, I6 .... vi, 314 | I., I, I8 ...... i, 428 98; v, 359.
I4-t 9 ...... v, 54 ° IV, I, 2...vi, 312 I., 12-I6 i, 453
.... III., 1o..i, 471, 516,
IV., 2. vi, 325, 53o! I., 16 .... iii, 538; vi, 545, 573; ill,
Susanna, 1-4 ...... viii, 36I IV, 3 ..... vi, 312 I25; vfii, 39I. zo1, 659; xv,
I- 3 .... v, I9I seq., IV., 6 .... vi, 316 I., 17 ........ ii, 334 54; v, 55, 78,
28!40. IV., II ..... V, 475 I., I8... i, 440, 452;
.... vii, 418 IV., I1, 14, .v, 548 ,.'1, 353" IlL, 11, 542,
12...i,586' 219;
595

48 ....... vii, 419 IV., 17 .... ii, 505 I., I8--24... viii, 387 iii, 674
52 .......... i, 6O V., I-9 .... v, 465, I., x9. .viii, 364, 389 III., xI...i, 466; ii,
52, 53 ..... iv, 388 538. I., 2o seq ...... i, 494 532; iii, 674;
56 ........ iv, 388 V., 3-5 .... ii, 505 I., 20 .... i, 422; iii, v, 235 , 51I,
V., 13 ..... v, 459 538; iv, 426; 668; vin, 46
Tobit, I., 7 ........ viii, 369 V., I4 .... wii, 632 viii, 364 . III., 12..i, 506, 5o9..;
I., 1z-q4 .... iv, 391 V., 18 ...... v,433 I.,2o, 21..v, Sx9;vi, ii, 230 ; nl,
I., x7, 18 .... viii,468 VI., 6...... v, 556 5I. 2.44, 659; _v,
I., i 9 ........ iv, 391 VL, 7...... ii,492 1., 2o-24... viii, 389 42, ii6; v,
I., 22 ....... iv, 391 VI., io ..... ii, 5or L, 2i..i, 174; iii, 353 76; viii, i24,
II., z ........ v, 531 VI., I2-I 5 . .ii, 508 I., 23 ..... 1, 57, 422, 513 •
II., 3 ........ iv, 385 VI., i2-2o..ii,5o8 452 ; iii, 16i, Ill., 13-17. . iii, 653,
II., to..viii, 36I, 369 VI., 17 .... ii, 238 536, 539, 559; 673; viii, 41.5

III., 17 ...... 475,

II., I4...v, v, I93
534 VII.,
VII.,9 1o...
.... iv,
vi, 263
351 635 ; vii,v, 239
iv, 4tl; 518,, III.,13_v7_.235; _
IV., 5-11 .... v, 482, VII., 16...ii, 5oi ; 446. HI., 14 ....... vi, 68
53 I. iv, 315 . I., 25 ....... vi, 235 III.,I4-I 7.... v, 236
IV., 12 ....... V, 55C VII., 17, I8 .... ii, II., 1--12... iii, I62; III.,15 .... i, 86; V,
IV., 15 ..... vii, 465; 496. viii, 366, 376, I 378, 67o; vh,
viix, 617" VII., x7, 20-22.. ii, 4o6. I I _.
IV., 16..vii, 39I, 431 348. II., I ........ iii,522 III., I6..1, 423; iii,
V.,VI ....... iv, 332 Vii., 22... vi, 33' II., 1, 2..v, IO_ 52o, 523, 673 , V,
VIII., 7, 8 .... vhi, 22 VII., 24 .... ii, 465 5.27. 237.
XII., 7' .iv, 551, 556; VII., 25.: iv, 247; II., 2..:t,423; viii, 16 III., 17...i, 251; iii,
vi, IO 4. vh 92. _ II., 3 ........ iii, 65 197, 614; iv,
XII.,8 ....... ii, 5o 3 VII.,25,26 .... iv, I I1.,3-6 ..... iii, I69 46l; vi, 48,
XII.,8,9 .... vii, 522 _49, 492,{ II.,6 .... iv, 353,418 5o, 71, 226,

XlI_ t:v-x
471. 5. .v, 456, IX.,6 .....644"iv, 579 l II., 91I-I3
........ .... vi,277
v, 235 228,
I15; 294;
Viii, vii,
20
gill., 6 ...... V, 5o3 X., 5 ...... iv, 556 [ II., Ii ...... ii_ 522 IH., IV ..... vii, 469
XX., 8 ....... v, 456 X., 6 ..... vii, 488 ] II., I3-14...viii, 4o6 IV...vi, 51; viii, =¢74
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS : INDEX OF TEXTS. 23?

Matt. Iv_-_z .... iii,44_ Matt. V.,9 .... ii,3co, 4_6, Matt. V.,24 ....... ii,385 Matt. V_44-4__ .... i, 16_,
IV_I-4
IV._ l...vi,..... 116,
iii,679
ii 9 598;
714; iv'ili,75,78;
676, V.,25,26
. iii, .... 235"
216' i, 351; V
...,44,4la_;ii,x'_4"
...vu, 521
IV., 2...vi, 220; viii, v, 429, 533; vii, v, 25.. ii, 387, 426; v_ 44, 45... ik 06;
36I. 396, 417; viii, iii, _z4. fii, 711;iv,65a;
IV.,3.- .i, 469, 549; xo5. V., 26..iii' 216,57_; %_,6;vii,392;
iii, 597; iv, V., Io..ii, 413, 416; v., 479, 548; vm, :7.49.
io7; v, 235; iii' 575, 642; v, vii, 377. V., 45,48..i, 8o; iv,
vi, 228. 5o6, 538; viii, V., 27, _,8..i' 477; ii, , 275.
IV., 3, 6 ..... iii, 622 6I I. 394; iii, 659; v., 45-.. i, 369, 39o,
IV., 4 • .ii, 238, 28I; V., io-12 .... v, 3o3 iv, 79-
iii, 564, 593; V., zo, I2 ..... vi, 99 V., 28, 29,32..i, 267 556; it,

IV.,5 ......
iv, Io 5.vtii, 763 V., i1,714;
I2...iii,vii, 399,
712, V., 28,II5"
3_, 44, 46. .ii, 54_;
22Z, 449,ill, a_
IV., 6 ....... iii, 597 438. V., 28, 29...viii, I65 _zo_410, 564;
IV., 7 ........ i, 55° V., tl ....... iv, 120 V., 28..i, 482; ii, 9, Iv: 5o_; v, 50;
IV., 9, zo .... i' 25I, V., I2...i, 506, 509 21, I46, 202, i va, 377, 4ol,
262; iv, 66I. V., 13 .... i, 505; ii, 279, 3_9, 361, ] 420, 465; viii,
IV., 9 ........ i, 552 29I , 304; _v, 362, 3_2, 399, 31, I24, i46.
IV., 2o...i' 549; iii' [ 666; v, 42I, 430; iii, 62, 75, V., 46,47 . . .vii, 377,

205,269;
648, 684; viii,[
vi'[ 3ii.
553, 567; vi, 555; iv, ":'35,
194, 22o, 19, V., 4846_o4_. 546;
I42, I46, 28ol
IV., I2-I6...ili' 157 V., 13_i,x460L
.... i' 324; 55,
368; 305, 3o6,
vii, 391; iil,
38I_289;
5o9•iv, I9,
IV., 12 ...... iv, 1o 7 V., 14 .... i' 470; iii, viii, _.Io. VI........... ti' 36'/
IV., I4 ...... iii, 352 7.I;iv,547,632; V., 29-..fi, 288; vi, VI., 1........ i, i68
IV., 15, 17. . :..v, 267 _, 55, co. 262. VI., l- 4 ...... iv, 46
IV., I6 ..... m, 454; V., 14_ 15 .... IV, "5; V., 32...ii, 21,379; VI, a .... ii, 435; iv,
iv, 603; viii, viii, 266. iii, 4o_; iv, 66, 3_; v, 545.
55. V., 15 ...n, 302; iii, 92; vl, 216. V'_._,3. b5o4; ii' I1_
IV., 17 ..... ii, 296 255; v, 5° V., 33 ...i, 477; vii, VL, 3,4..v, 545; v'lh
IV., 19 ..... iv, 4.24; V., 16...i, 316, 519; 462. 433.
viii, 664. ii' 387, 441; iii, V., 34, 37 ..... i, 168 VL, 5, 9-23..vii' 379
IV., 2I, 22 ...iii, 68, 70; _v, 547; v, V., 34-37 .... iii, 67; Vl., 5 ...... vii, 470
675. z84, 542; vi' v, 537. Vl., 5,6..iii,686,689
IV., 24 ..... viii, 652 158, I_9, 195, V., 34, 35.* .iv, _'76; VI., 6 .... ii' 3o7; vi,
o v.-vII .... vii, 38I 330; vm, 55 viti, 248. 194; viii, 32,
V., VI ....... vii, 373 V., 17, i8 .... i, 5ii; V., 34 .... i, 464; iv, 248.
V ....... iii, 367, 549 iii' I63. 269, 368; vii, VI., 8 .... iii' 684; v,
V., 3-16 ..... vi, 332 V., i7... ii, 389; fii' 377, 443, 466.
"_ V-, 3, 1o ....... i, 331 352, 357, 364, V., 35.. ',465,516; VI., 9.4!?_i,369; ii,
V., 3 -...li' 3_2, 596; [ 41o, 4ol, 685; vl, 392. zaS, _72; iiij
_v, 4_, 223, ! iv, 19, 54, 63, V., 36... fi, 275; w, 659; sv, 275;
275; vi' 214, 78; v, z65; w, 21; v, 434. v,449;vi,194;
217; 'viii, 93, 214; viii, 248. V., 37..iii, 256, 541, Vii,131, 43_
3II, 32O. V., I8, 17 ...vii, 458 6O4; v, 344; 470,506; viii,
V., 3-5 ...... iii, 714 V., I8..i' 329; ihI95; viib 248, 331. 547.
V., 4--i'54; iii, 4t6; viii, 2i_' 248, V., 38...ii_, 154; vii, VI., 1o..... I, 4o; tl_
v, 333, 534. 524; v,_z, 242. 460. 4zz; v, 539;
V., 5..:-.i, 454, 535; V., 19. .i,55;ii,369;v, V., 38, 39 ..... iv, 54 vii, 4._.
n, 415; lv,275; 362, 404, 494, V., 39...i' 44_, 512; VI., I1...iv, I12; v,
v, 534; vii, 378, 554; vii, 398- ii,596; ifi, 712; 194; vii, 379,
396, 467; viii, V., 2o...lj 252, 477; iv, 305, 62I; V'_q, 12-15 ...... it8

V., 6 .....
577- ii' 596; iv, ii,
519; 386,
iii' 62;507,
iv, vi,415i..vii'377,
465; vm,._o9. VI., I2,....
VI., 12 14. i,.i,544;
33, u_
112, 297; v, 64; vii'413. V',39-41""vm, 31° 546; v, 541;
36°, 53_; viib V., 21 ...i' I39,4o8, V., 39, 4°L-..iv, 6_ vli' 4O3"
45. 477- V., 4o...n, 293; m, VL, 13 ..... i, 35; iv,
V., 7..... ii, 4_6; v, V., 2i, 22...iii' 684; I 712; _'" 377, 1_7; n, 27_;
vii, 379; v,ah
53i; vii, 396, iv, 79; v, 535. [ 465; viii, 635:
460, 467; viii, V.,22...i'482,5_6;[ V.,41 .... i,477;vii, 33 I.
487, 577- _ it, 250; iii, 62, j 377, 465. VI., 14..i, 69; ii' 56
V.,8 .... i, 472,4_9; 7Ii; iv, 3o5,1 V.,42 ..... i'14.8, ii, 602.
ii, 359, 372, 368; v, 34O,[ 341; vii, 465 ; iv, VI., 14,15...iii,68 $
416, 446, 505, 537; vii, 412, | 67, n24; v, 532. VI., 15....... v, 453
526; iv, 62475,i
575, 624, 419,
635. 460; viii,|
_ | V.,43-48
V.,43-45 .... v,485
%495 VL, 16-18..iii,686;
iv, to 7.
v, 323, 552, V.,22,23 .... ifi,_5| V..,43 ...... _4 J_O _*_I_17 .... _"p27
64o; vi, 217, v.,2_,24::.i,4s4;.ii,| v., 44. .i, 36, 447;ii,1 VL, I6..... vii,3_
354; vii, 396; 54;m, 714;rv,/ 227, 548; f_l VL_16"a&41°'i*lf_
viii, 1o3, s2i, _6o; v, 3o6,| 4_74,682;vii,1 V1.,t9...t, 481;fi,
_27., 487, 555, 533; vii, 351, / _83, 377, 645; I 391, 397, 4t_,
623. 381,419. | viii, g42. ! 594"
238 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

Matt. VI., 19-2I .... v, 478 ] Matt. VII_ 7.. -i, 376, 384, Matt. VIII_ 11, 12..i, 518; Matt. X., 7 ....... iii, 569
VI., 19, 20 ...i, 167 [ 4o3; ii, 312, v, 674; viii, 2_., 7-io... viii, 664
VL, 20 ..... .vii, 413 [ 372,391, 41o, 469. X., 8 ... i, 321,409;
iv, 76; v, ¢_c.
VI., 20, 21..n, :to1; [ 447, 448, VIII, I2...iii, 57I; viii, 60 _J_'
v, 53 I. [ 558; iii, 247, vii, 439. •
VL, 21, 25, 26, 33.. ] 679 , 684;rift , VIII., 13 ..... i, 520 X., 9 ...... viii, 770
i, 68. [ 248, 547. VIII., 15 .... iii, 197 X_ IO.... i, 471; v,
VI.,21...ii,545;iii,] VII.,7,8 ..... ii,28o VIII, x7 ...... i, 93 420; vi, 216.
694; vii,428. [ VII.,9 ...... iii,683 VIIL, 20 .... ii,3o4; vii, 381; xan',
VL, 22 ...... viii, 36 ] VII., 9-q I...v, 333; fii, 72;v,536" 5°3, 5I8'
VI., 23 ...... iv, 624 [ viii, 248. VIII., 2I, 22..iV, 64 X., IX ...... viii, 98
VI., 24 .... i, 421; ii, VII., II ...... v, 64 VIII., 22 .... ii, 290, X., 12-I5...viii, m5
385, 396, 543; VII., I2..iii, 643; v, 385; v, 45 o. X., I2, 13...vii, 430
iii, 68,_0, lOI, 455; vi,217; VIII., 24-26 .... vaii, X., I2 ..... viii, 244;
195 ; iv, 46, vii, 377; viii, 334" vii, 420.
299, 033. VIII., 24 .... ii, 5.o6..; X., 15 ....... i, 5oi
64°;v'444;vi'
• 77,279; vii, VII., 13..ii, 415; iil, vi, 220; _rm, X., I6 ..... i, 94; ii,
46[, 46.7., 505, 307; v, 54. 519;iti,675 . 212, 547; ik,
5lZS;van,. 145-.. VII., I3, 14. .iv, 114; VIII., 29. . iii, 622; 5o4, 641, 673;
VI., 25 ..... l, 28; n, v, 56,. 192, v, 527; viii, v, 553; vai,
24I, 267; iii, 5.3Y;Xqb377; 545. 32I, 518; vih,
68, 712; viii, vm, 329 . VIII, 3o-34..iv, 83 63, 521, 631.
544- VII., 14. .ii, 41o; iv, VIII., 31 ...viii, 334 X., 17, I8 .... i, 447
VI., 25-34 .... iv, 72 58o; v, 43. IX .......... viii, 88 X., 17. . .iv, II9; vi,
VI., 25-28.. iv, 620 VII., 15, I6, 19...i, IX., 2 .... i, 545; ii, 273.
VI., 26 .... iv, 41 ; v, I68. 2Io; v, 677; X., 17, 23...vii, 438
536. VII., 15-2.o.. vi, I8 9 vil, 405 . X., I8.. iv, 35o, 436,
VI., _.6, 3 I, 32. . .vii, VII., 15 .... i, 5I, 80, IX., 2, etc...vii, 442 437; v, 305;
434. 212, 315; hi, IX., 4..iii, I94, 555; vi, 273.
VI., 27 . .iii, 89; iv, 243, 2.4.5; va, v, 448- X., t 9....... iii, 644
21; viii, 44. 217; va, I39, IX., 6 ........ i, 545 X., I9, 2o .... v, 288,
VI., 18 ....... iii, 68 456. IX., 8 ........ h 545 337, 349, 4o4,
VI., _8-3o .... iv, 41 VII., 16..iii, 257; vi, IX., 9 .... iii, 68, 675 5o2, 538.
VI., 3o ...... ii, 417 19o. IX., lO, 11 .... iv, 83 X., 2o ........ i, 444
VI., 31 . .ii, 415; 111, VII., x7 .... iii, 529, IX., 12.._v, 83, 488; X., 21 .... i, 3zo; m,
68; iv, 4l; v, 653. v, 331, 369; 644.
453. VII., I8..i_, 249; iii, vi, 3io; vii, X., 22 ...ii, 6oo; iii,
VI., 31-33 • . .v, 478, 484; iv, 28o; 4oi, 4o 5, 4t4 • 244; iv, 12o;
53_" v, I46; vi, IX., 13..i, I39, I67; v, 315, 428,
VI., 32..ti, 264; iii, 187. ii, 416, 6o2; 487, 500, 583;
683. VII., I9 ...... i, 536 iii, 394, 663; vii, 382, 438.
VI., 32, 33..ii, 415; VII., 21...i ,168; il, iv, 75; v, 38.5.; X., 22-39 ..... ii, 66

viii, 44.
VI., 33..ii, 268, 336; [ 554,383,
54, 599;
539;v, vn,
87 , 5_7.; van, X., 23423;
..... i,4o; ib
iv, 40,
iii, 683; viii, [ vii, 518; vih, IX., I4, 15...iv, 1o3 119, 425; va,
II0, 119, I24, ] 55" IX., 15 ..... vii, 447 27_; vii, 438,
i25. [ VII., 22..i, 236; iv, IX., 16 ...... vi, I92 49O; viii, 616
VI., 34...ii, 213; iii, 399. IX., 16, 17. Aft, 334, X., 24 .... i, 4oi; hi,
316, 683; iv, VII., 22, 23. iv, 35 o, 681. 231,349, 651;
561 v,.. 452, 351, 450; v, IX., 17...i, 511; vi, viii,636.
535; van, 541 I 542, 659. 192; wii, 503 . X., 24, 25 .... ii, 364
VI., 38 ...... iii, 711 ] VII., 23..v, 154; vii, IX., 20 ...... vi, 96 X., 25 .... i, 556; v,
VII .......... ii, 367 5I8. IX., 20-26..viii, 419 552; viii, lO5
VII., I, 2..i, 33, 5o4; VII., 24-27. . .v, 554 IX., 20-22..viii, 428 X., 26 .... i, 316; iv,
ii, 6oo. [ VII., 24, 26.. iv, 306 IX., 22..ii, 444,49o; 36; viii, ii8
VII., I..iii, 713; iv, VII., 24..v, 422; vi, vii, 463. X., 27 . .ii, 313, 5o6;

VII_ 2. .7.6i,8,
33; v, 222. 79,
VII., 25...i, 399 IX., 29216,
...i, 358.
520; ii, 181.255; v, 5_
iii,
453, 661 ; vii, VII., 26, z 7 . .v, 659 IX., 33 ..... vii, I27 X., 28.. i, I69, 447;
426,418;viii, VIII ........ vii, 166 IX., 37 ..... viii, 5ol ii, 30; iii, 570;
328; iv, 76. VIII., 1- 4 . .viii, 419 IX., 37., 38. .ii, 3oo..; iv, 76, 120; v,

VII., ....
VII.,3,4._.v i,, 503
115 VIII., 43 ..... v,
VIII, iv, 340,
4I iv,
(30, 424;
I53. vm, 349,
538, 636, 662;
407,_o0,
VlI_ 6 ...... ii, 312; 366; vii,458. X .......... -dig, 88 vi, 222, 26_;
iii, 25_, 263, VIIL, 5. Lift, _3, 674 X., z-4 .... viii, 535 vii, 438, 5_
677; tv, 46; VIII., 5, o.. iii, 517 X., 2 ....... vii, 456 viii, 319, 69 zs
v, 55, I33, VIII., 9- .i, 3z6; viii, X., 3........ iv, 424 X., 29...i, 357, 551-;
546; vi, _34; i42. X_ 4 seq .... viii, 413 iv, 5o, 66, 118,
324,379; vii, VIII., 1o .... vi, ±i 7 X, 5 .... ii,4o1; iii, 334; v, 34o,
1_b221,38o, VIII., 1i ..... i, 236, 247; iv, i19; 373-
427; viii, 62, 259, 264, v, 69, 399; X., _9, 30..iii, 571;
98; I17, 586, 470; v,451; viii, 92. iv, 666; v,617;
694. viii, 135,27L X., 6 .... i, 437, 465 viii, 299-
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS. 23 9

Matt. X_ 3o .... i, 397; ii, Matt. XI., 23, 24.. i, 516; Matt. XII., 34, 35- .ii,596; Matt. XIII., 3z .... ii, 234;
=76; viii, 524 iv, ,o6. v, 340. vii, 427.
X., 32 .... ii, .4.22; v, XI., 25 .. i±464; iii,
XII, 35 ..... iv, _o XIII, 3,, 3a..v, _6
315; vn, 437, 622; viii, ,36, XII., 36.=.. :i, 385, XIII., 3[-43 .... iii,
5 '8. 27', 3'9, 328, 4_s2; li, 25o; ,52"
X., 32, 33...iii, 622; 54 o. iii, 7,2; vii, XIII., 32 ..... ii, 40
iv, 12o; v, 290 , XI., 25-27 .... i±345 396, 466; XIlI., 33 ..... ti±463
499, 538- XI., 25, 26 .. v, 541 ; vfii, 388. XIII., 33, 34..v, I53
X., 33 .... ii, II; iii, iii, 622. XII., 36, 37..v, 537 XIII., 34..i, $24; ii,
69, 525, 554; XI., 27 . .i, ,84, 249, XII., 37..i, 251,3io; 5o9;iii±568;
v, 3,x, 343, 365, 469; ii, iii, 73, 317; vim236.
659; vii, 438; 174, =z2, 34I, vii, 396. XIII., 35 .... % m,
viii, 697- 464, 593; hi, XlI., 38 seq...i, 35 Xlll., 38 .... i, 496,

X., 34 333,
.... i, 644;
320; iii±
v, 252,
319,
620,622; 6o3,
iv, XII., 38-4I..iv,
39,4o...v, 52I:_ XIII.,3 _2_._6_t _
68; vi, 22o, 245, 277, 28I, XII., 4o.. i, 7o; ill 33'.
234; vii, 345; 58,, 629; v, 231; vi, 378 Xiii.,40.43..i, 5_4
Viii, I04_ 153 , 225; vi, 2H, vii'445" XIII',4x...viii, 576
288. 293, 295; viii, XII., 4'- .i, 507; viii, XIIL, 4a..i± 168; fit,
X., 35, 36.. viii, io 5 ilO, 319, 325 I56, 291
X., 37..iii, 378, 644, XI., 28...i, 345; ii, XII.,41,42..i,453; XIII.,4357-_408; v,
712; v_ 480; 232,583,584; i iu, 537" '90, 218;
vi, 224; vii, iv, 46,, 489; XII., 42...viii, ,56, viii, 49, 58._
438. v, ,65; vi, 291 ; iv, 334 XlII., 44..i, 496; ii,

X., 37,v,38..-iv,
3o3, x20;50o, rift,
383; 248.
vfi, 393; XII., 44
43 .....
...... viii, 44
i, 342 XIII., 4 71. 6. iv,,37_
539. XI., 28-30...ii, 2o6, XII., 45. ii±23; viii, 53'.
X.,39 ...ii, It, 4'5; 352; v, 5i,, 523. XIIl.,46...viii, I3o
v, 583, 586; 557- XII., 47 ..... vi, 223 XIII., 47, 48..ii, 5o2
viii, 694- XI., 29 . .lV,432; viii, XIL, 48 .... iii, 377, XIII., 5', 52 .... vii,
X., 40--42 ..... ii, 42, 500. 378, _27. 345.
° 600. XI., 29, 3° ... ii, 45I XII., 50...w,, 5'9; XIII., 52 ..... i, 472,
X., 40..vii, 38o, 499 XI., 3° . .iv, 59; viii, viii, 45. 497; iv, I,2;
° X., 4' ..... i, 9o; ii, 205, 542. XIII ....... vifi, 56_ viih 136.
600; vfi, 47 t XI., 40 ....... i, 560 XIII, 2, 3- .vifi, 25I XIII., 54...iii, 530;
X., 4I, 42 .... ii, 415 XII., 5 • .i, 564; vii, XIII., 3..i, 262; iii, iv, 580.
_ X., 42...iii, 673; v, 342. 645; viii, It8 XIII., 55 .... iii, ,66
532; viii, 388 XII., 6 ....... i, 472 XIII., 3-9 ..... v, 54 XIV .... vi, 2_o; vii,
XI., XIII .... vii, 398 XII., 7 • "i±484; fi, XIII., 3-8 .... V, 118 II 5,
XI .......... ii!: 375 416; ui±394; XIII., 5, 6...iv, 314 XIV., 3..... iii, 64°
XI., I ....... viii, 57 iv, 75; v, XIII.,_ ...... il, 50 XIV., i 7 .... vitl, 546
XI., 2-6 ..... |ii, 674 385 ; viii, 87, XIII., ¢s.... ii, 506 XIV., 17, ere.... vii,
XI., 3 ....... ii, 232 248 XIII., 9 .... iv, 624 442.
XI., 4 .- ii, 232 , 515 XII., 8..vi, 217; iii, XIII., xo .... ili, 568 XIV., 19 ..... v, I35
XI., 5. •.ii, 232; vii, 534- XIIL, l, ..... ii, 35, XIV., 19, 21..i, 3¢_$
479. XII., ,8...i, 428; v, 463;iii± 253; XIV., 20 .... vii,
X-I., 6 ....... ii, 232 205. viii, 336. XIV., rout .... vii,
XI., 7-I5 .... iv, I48 XII., '9 .... viii, 513 XIII., II-I6..1, 502 XIV n 25...iii, 673;
XI., 8...iii, 73; viii, XII., '9, 20" .'ix, 164 XIII., I2..iii, 298; vi, 2toO;viii,
544, 66I. XlI., 24 ..... w, 434 viii, 46. 6_._i.vi,395
XI.,
XI.,9,9.-i,,i 423;
.... iv, 65
viii, 93 XII., 25_.555; vhi, XI11., 13...ii,
iii, 568;299;
v,[ I XlV., 2
XIV.,28,_..tii,675
XI., ,o viii,
..... 425.
iii, 163; XH., 27
XII., 26 ....
..... viii,
vi± 331
396 XIIL, x6,52;x7.....
vi, 234[
ii, ] XIV., $'vi_ _7 .545;
XI., I, ...i, 427; ii, XlI., 29 ..... i, 421, 599; vi, 333l XV., 3........ i,473
6oo; ill, 675; 448, 456, XIIL, t6 .... vil, 459 ] XV., 3,4 ..... i,423
vl, 226. 550; vi,397; XIII., '7 ..... i,474, XV., 4 ....... v, 3a4
XL, iz--x 5 .... i, 22I I vii, 484. 4_;v_26; XV., 8...i,9; ti, 29,
XI., I2 ...i, 520; ii, l XlI., 29-3x...v, 455 yah z4o. 36,.
41o; iii, 69I. XII., 30..v,423,553, xlfI., 2x ..... ii,I 5 XV., Io, II..fii, 685
XI., 13 . .ii, 457; iii, [ 567, 568; vii, XIIL, =3...viii, I43 XV,, ,L .ii, 239, _Ut,,
I6O; v, 51o. [ 420, 422. XIII., 25 .... i, 536; 3!59; iv, lo
XI.,I 4 ...... iii, 216] Xii.,3i..i, 429; ii_ iii± 19i; vl, _1_
Xl., 14, i_ ...v, II9[ x,; vi, i56. i87; vii,_
XI., 15. .ii, 244, 507 { XII., 3I, 32. .vii, 380 XlII., 27 ..... v, 28_ XV., 13.. ,h 7' ;
XI., ,6, 17 ...ii, 2,2] XII_ 32. iv,87,252; XIII., 27-30 .... rib _244; v, &m6,
,rle,
XL, ,S, I9 ...ii, 39o { v, 542, 64' ; 352. _-_j_,_t4;
XI., x9...i, 505; iv, l vi, zo4; vii, XIII_ 28..i, 524; ii, ..-r-
65, 83, '03- [ 457. 549- XV., 14..ii, ZH; i{i,
XI., 2o ...... iv, 58o] XIL, 33 --.i± 55; iv, XIII., m9...... ii,33 25o; v, 3_
XI., 2I ...... iv, 841 28o; vii,, 56, XIII., 3o .... i, 556, 4_7; viii, 59,
XI.,2:_ ..... iii,569 [ 776. iii, 598; v, 177_:.tlt, 685
XI., z 3 ..... viii, 5731 XII., 34 .... viii, 332 53'. XV.,
24o ANTE--NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

Matt. XV., I7-I 9. .iv, 650 Matt. XVII., 9 ..... iv,4z 7 Matt. XVIII, 2I..._, 2o4 Matt. XIX., 23 .... ii, 451"
XV., tz ..... v, 648 XVII., 12 . .i, z_o; XVIII., 22...n, 11; [ iv, 62o; _i_
XV., I5..:....ii, 2_o iii, I97. iii, 660; 544-
XV., t9..n, 359; re, XVII., 17 ..... ii, I 7 iv,98; vfi, I XIX.,
624. XTII., 20 .... ii, 358, 41.9.. I 24_9_..i, ;iv,580;
352,
XV., 22.-28 . .i, 269 444; v, XVlII., 32. .n, 299; viii, 527.
XV., 24 ..... iii, 247, 545; viii, v, 311, XIX., 26..i, I69;
3_2; iv,371; 143, 15I, 453. 68, 590, 604
wb 223. 288. XVIII., 33 .-- ii, _i XlX., 27-30..ih, 68
XV. 26 ..... iii, 352, XVIL, 21..iv, Io7; XIX., 3 ...... ii,3_ XIX., 27, 28... vii,
683 ; v, 583 viii, 59. XIX., 3-8 .... iv, 66 349.
XV., 27 ...... vi, 65 XVII., 24. • vii, 417, XIX., 4, 6...iii, 404 XIX., 27 .... iv, 15i
XV., 37 ..... vii, 380 442. XlX., 4, 5..vi, 364; XlX., 28..i, 255; hi,
XVI., 6 ...... i, 449 XVII., 27...ii, 597; vii, 456. 73;viii, 469,
XVI., I3.. i, 446; iii, vii, 345- XIX., 4 .... iv, 341 ; 598.
643; vi, 71; XVIII., I-4...iv, 65 vii, 462. XlX., 29. .1, 562; fi,
viii, 323 . xvlII., 3 .... ii, 53, XlX, 5.- .iv, 48; v, 412; vii,
XVI., 13-19. iv, 65 212, 439, 589 • 485; viii,
XVI., I6..i, 449; iii, 447, 451 XlX., 5, 6 .... iv, 40 580.
618; v, 637 ; XVIII., 4 .... it, 213 XIX., 6, 17 .i, 168; XIX., 3° ..... I, 455
vi, 71, 223; XVIII., 6..i, 18, ii, vii, 456. XX., I-i6...i, 317;
vii1, 323. 4Ol. XIX., 6..ii, 399, 39 o, iv, 67.
XVI., 16, 17 •iii,6t 5 XVIIL, 6, 7" .vii, 399 396 ; iv, 62 XX., I ....... i, 518
XVL, 16, 18..v, 237 XVIII., 7 " .v, 6o8; XIX., _-8 .... i, 48o XX., 16..i, 139, 14o,
XVI., 17 ..... i, 43.7, vii, 13._ XIX., a ... iii, 404; 455, 48o,
453, 571; n, 392; vm, iv, 66; v, 50o; ii, 448;

511; iii,
622; 36o,
v, 637; 29_' • 231' 58_8;. vii, v,
iii, I68;
244; 677;viii,
vi, 83. XVlII., 8..... iii, 64 XlX., 9 • .ii, 2i, 147, 27I.
XV., 18...ii, 52; iii, XVIII., 8, 9 • .i, 500 379; iii, 715 . XX., 20..i, 577; iii,
25..3; v, 561; XVIII., 1o..i, 336; XlX., lO, 11 .ii, 390 674-
vm, 324. ii, 466, XlX., II, 12 ..... ii, XX., 20-23. .iii, 646
XV., I8, 19. .iv, 99; 600; iv, 381,390; v, XX., 21-23... ii, 52
V, 305, 422 265, _91, 543" XX., 21..ii, 227, 545
XV., 19 ..... v, 394, 6_.2, 053; XIX., xl .... v, 358, XX., 22...i, 42; ii,
419; viil,6o9,, vu, 403; 431 ; vi, 197, 221.
773. viii, 359 35 I. XX., 23 ...... ti, 42
XV., 21, 24, 25 ...i, XVlII., 1i...iv, 83; XlX., 12..i, _9, I67; XX., 25 .... iv, 620;
447. vii, 517 . ii, 32, 52, vii, 405.
XV.,2i.. i, _9; vi, xvlII., 1I, I2 .... ii, I46 , 392, XX., 26, 27. .vti, 432
51, 224. 399. 40o ;iii, 564, XX., 27 ..... iv, 5o9
XV., 22..v, 672; vi, XVIII., 12...i, 348; 715; iv, 23, XX., 28 .... i, 34, ii,
224; viii, 511 Vii, 405" 42, 60, 64, 23I ;vn, 432,
XV., 23..iii, 648; vi, XVIII.,I4 • .vii, 4Ol 65, 7 I, I25 viii, 615.
224. XVlII.,15 . .vii, 414 vi, 157, 316; XXI ........ vit, lO2
XV., 24..iii, 68, 23z ; XVIII.,I5-17...vii, viii, 55, 774 XXI., 5 ..... vi, 395
vii, 460; viii, 381. XIX., I3-15 . .iv, 65 XXI., 8 .... i, 475
56. XVIIL, 16. iii, 25I , XIX., 14 ..... u, 5..3, XXI., 8, 9-._aii, 417
XV., 26...i, 76; ii, 422, 6_2; 212; 11] XXI., 9..ii, 212; vi,
415; vi,277; vii, 4_2; 678; vi,4_i 394; wi,
vii, 438, 518 vhi, 434- XIX., 16-26 ..... iv 47 o, 49 o,
XV., 27 . .vi, 51; vii, XVIII., 17.. v, 312, 71. viii,433, 59o
471 ; viii, 611 3.4.7, 397; XIX., 16 seq .... viii, XXI., lO ..... w, 395
XVII., I, etc.. 1,395 vn, 414 . 325, 329 . XXI., I2, 13. .h, 29°
XVII., 1-8..iii, 253 ; XVIIL, 18..vii,399; XlX_ 16 ..... ii, 391 XXI., 13 ..... i, 203,
iv, 6_. viii, 617, XIX., 17-2I..v, 532 464; iv, 75,
XVlI., 1-13. .w, xo5 620. XIX., 17, 18..i, 476 v, 555; vfi,
XVII., 1 ...... v, 95 XVIIL, 19..i, 5t; v, XIX., 17...i, 28; ii, 403, 521.
XVlI., 2 .... vi, 220 66, 286. 327; iv, 75, XXI., I4-16. -vi, 397
XVIl., 2-4 .. iii, 589 XVlII., 19, 2o .... v, 28o, 548; v, XXI., 15...ii L 200;
XVlI., 3-8.. iii, I97 42_, 533 5o, 113, 421, t vi, 395.
XVII., 3, etc. i, 490 XVLII., 7.0..ii, 393; 6¢2; viii, XXI., 15, i6..v, 290
XVII., 3 .... iii, 609 iii, 664, 249, 318, XXI., 16..i, 4.7..5;ii,
XVlI., 4 ..... iv, 1o6 6_2; iv, 324. 212; m, 2oo
XVIL, 5":.: .ii, 234; 4a, 99; v, XIX., x9 ..... iv, I9[ XXL, 19. . .vi, 270,
nh 619; v, 434; vii, XIX., 20 ..... ii, 258! 35o.
225, 230, 496. XlX., 21..i, 477; ii, XXI., I9, 20..v, 117
362, 51o; [ XVIII., 21-35 ...iii, 247, 414, XXI., 22 .... ii, 293.;
1, vm, 684; vii, 593; iii, 68; v, 3o3; vm,
178. v, 44o, 478; I38, _,56-
XVII., 6 ...iii, 611 ] XVIII., 2t, 22...iii, vi, 279. XXI., 23 .... i, 345;

XVIL, 7"_238; w,[ vii,

684,417 .
714; XIX., 23,iv,u=.ii,
4e,. 50; XXI., 25iii,
.... 674.
iii, 675
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Matt. XXI., 28 seq .... vii, Matt. XXII., 34-40 .... iii, Matt. XXIII, 27, .it, 283; Matt. XXIV_ _m.. ,rib 314
446. 152. lit, 559; XXIV,, 23-17 .... iv,
XXI., 31351
. .i, ;492; ii,
v, 64, XXlI., 36-38
599. .... ii, v, 54; vi, 450.
21 ,
z67. XXIL, 37-40 .... iii, XXIII., 27, a_ .... t, XXIV., a_ 24., .v.,
XXI., 32,32. .iii, 674 552; iv, 485. 67

XXI., 33-4I..i,
XXI., 3z .... iii, 514;
670 'o3;v,498;
vii, 518. XXIII., 29_...iv,
• XXIV_ a17_,.,
XXIV_ vi,
24._. ti, 234.
iii, 622. XXII., 37, 39, 4o.. XXIII., 3o...iv,3_ 243, 3aa;
XXL, 35.-. vii, 446 iv, 276. XXIII., 31.. hi, 6_ v, 148; vi,
XXI., 39 .... vii, 446 XXII., 37,39.-. vii, XXIII., 33 .... i, 5a 21o; viii,
XXI., 42-44..i, 514 377- . XXIII., 34 • .i, 472
"
XXI., 42...vii, 446 XXII., 37.. t, 240; ii, iii, 483. 3_; 456,
vii,
xxI., 43i.v_.Vii,
517 •446; 224, 308;
iii, 292; XXlII., 35 54I;
.... i, 5_ XXIV., 25,457.
,h 511 v,
XXI., 45--- ifi, 568 639;v,675; 2211 iv, 383.
XXlI ...... viii, 274 vii, _I8 151; vi, XXlV_ 27. .Iv, 259;
xxu., i, etc...i, 516 XXlI., 39.. •n, 546, 203, 277; viii, 66&
XXII., 2-I 4 .... viii, 599; iv, 19; vii, 446; XXIV., 27, 28, 31..
I42. v, 285; Viti, viii, 366. v, 218.
XXlI., 3-i4 .... viix, 299, 633. XXIII., 37...t, 518, XXIV.,a7._8.... v,
535- XXlI., 39, 40 .... it, 520; it, 2511
XXlI., 3 ..... i, 523 292 212, 228, XXIV., 27--30. ,viii,
XXlI., 7 ..... i, 527 XXlI., 40. .1, 89, V, 229, 305; 249.
XXlI., I0, 11 ..... i, 455. vtii, 242. XXIV_ 28 .... i, 479
578. XXIL, 42 .... vt, 223 XXlII., 37, 38 •.. v, XXIV., 29. .iii, 496;
XXlI.,
XXlI., 11..
II, I2viii,
....
5oi
ifi, XXlI., 42-45...
415 , viii, XXlII., 38 5tO.
. .it, 229; v,
'*Sat 2_,
..,

XXlI., II-I5654.• .iv, 83 XXll.,

XXII.,43-45.
43- - .i, t,145
453, vi, 392;
v, 22o; XXIV.,3Ol.3_i_,382;
XXlI., i2...it, 582; 507. vii, 452. viii, 58o,
vhi, 782. XXlI, 44. - .iit,448 XXlII., 39-- it, 229
XXlI., I2" 13 .... iv, XXlII .... ,, 2o3; v, XXlII., 42...v, 620 XXXV., 3o,5_41"..vii,
._ 279. I54; vin, XXIV ..... vii, 373, 352.
XXIL, 13 ...ii, 232 384, 471 ; XXIV., 31..vii, 38o.
XXlI., I3, 14. 1, 517 XXlII., x-374_iv, 65 vhi, 572. XXIV., 3a, _13...Ui,
-_ XXII., I4...1, 139; XXlII., 2- 4. .i,476 XXlV., 2...% 5iii 5Ol.
iv, 525 . XXIII., 2, 3 .... vin, viii, 87, XXIV., 34..VIU, 24t
XXlI., 15. . hi, 571 242. 24I. XXIV., 35 .... i, I:l;
XXlI., i7, I9-21..i, XXlII., 3..vii, 399; XXlV, 4-..iii, 243; iii, 496;
i68. viii, 59. v, 674; vii, iv,
XXlI., 2i..i, 421; ii, XXlII., 4 .... li, 49° 379. 553; 34_
24I, 293; XXIII., 6 .... it, t61 XXIV.,4-31. .v, 5o 3 366; viii,
ifi, 7o, IOI, Vb i94. XXlV., 4, 5 • -'.".w, 215.
56I, 648; XXlII., 6-8 .v, 534 594;vt,2o9 XXIV., 36...iU, 623
iv, z24; vii, XXIII., 8--IO ..... it, XXlV., 5' " v, 383 . XXIV., 37...ii, 390
417, 505 . 493; v, XXIV., Io...vii, 382 XXlV., 4_t...i, 515,

XXli.,23-32
57i; ....
iv, iii,
39, XXlII., 643.iv, 28,
8 .... XXlV., ii iii,..L212;
243. g;; vi_
64. 64, 156. XXlV, H, 12...vii, 3_a,
XXlI., 23...vi, 367, XXlII., 9-.t, 463; ti, 382. XXlV., 4_91_6.... i,
. XXII., 29viii,
.... 9I.
i, 466, 350, 36973;
ill, ' XXlV., 12288;
...iv, 74,
v, XXIV, 45, 47' ...vi,
5o7;v, 6361 682; iv, 185, 244. I59'
vi, 2oz; 63; v,45 o, XXlV., 12, 13., vii, XXIV, 45-5o..viii,
viii, 238 , 504; vm, 456. 249,
247- 45, 167 XXlV., iz, 24.. vii, XXIV., 4{_.51..viii,
XXlI_ 29, 30..iv, 58 XXlII., 12. v, 66z; 4#.: '
XXlI., 3o... it, 263, iv, 489. XXlV., I3... hi, 425; XXIV., 46-51 .... ti,
289; iii, XXlII.,
228, 451, XXlII., z5 .... i, 26o
16..vii, 443 sv, 71.
XXlV.,14.. iv, XXtV.,48_" 1.... i,
593; iv, 15, XXlII., 23, 24, 27.. 437; 3_ 497,.519 .
67, 377, i, 255. 35 I. XXlV., St. Adit,
509; v, i36 , XXlII., 23, 24..viii, XXIV., 15-22 .... v, X.XV.... _t_329;
238; vi, 627. 218.
366; viii, XXlII., 24.... i,447 XXlV.,15,21 .... i, XXV.,2.._0_ 5; viii,
122" 583. XXlII., 25...vi, I94 x,v--- 553, 554- 55. iv
XXII., 3 I,276.
32 .... iv, XXIIL, z 5,283;
26...u,iii, _iv, 15_vii,9_57; XXV., 4 ..... t,
XXV., $...... 575
398
XXlI, 32...iv, 6¢x; 685; viii, XXlV, 29..it, 39o; XXV_ 8 ..... vi, 3._
vii, 305, 155. iv, 42, 72. XXV.,&9.. ,iv, too
498; viii, XXlII., 26...i. 485; XXlV., 21...i, 51o; XXV_ to .... it, 506
248. iii, 662. iv, 342. XXV., It .... vi, jr_
242 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

Matt. XXV., t 3 ..... i, 536 Matt. XXVL, 23.. ii, 254; IMatt. XXVII., x3, I4..viii, M_.att. XXVII., 62-66..viii,
XXV., s4 ..... i, 445 iv, 44I. 427• 432.
XXV., t 5 ..... ii, 2t XXVL, 24 .... i, 18, XXVIL, 15-26..viii, XXVII_ 6"Aetc...vii,
XXV., zs...ii, 474; 389, 5ox; 42o. 379.
v, 268. ii, iS, 4ot XXVII., s5-z$, _J..-- XXVII., 62 .... viii,
XXV, zt, 23. .v, 158 XXVI., 26...i, 484; 23...vm, 43L
XXV., 23 .... v, 254 fit, 683. 429. XXVII_ 63..iv, 332;
XXV_ 29...iv, 2.98; XXVI., 27... i, t85, XXVII., 17, 88...iv, viii, 86,
vi, _34_ 562. 395. 546-
XXV., 3o... ii, 232, XXVI, 27, 28... iii, XXVII., x9 ..i.v,445; XXVIII., L.. vi, 9¢
299; iii, 57 ! 897. vm, 417, XXVIII_ t, 2.... iv,
XXV., 31-33 .... iv, XXVI., 28 ...iv, 85 4-28. 46o.
x58. XXVI., 28, 29 .... v, XXVII., 2o--25...fii, XXVIII., I--6..vi,95
XXV., 31-34..v, 252 36L I7L XXVIII., x--_...viii,
XXV., 31-46 .... v, XXVI., "_9-..ii, :746; XXVII., 24..iii, 673, [ 432.

483,
532. 528, iv, 380.
vii, 297; XXVII., 24, 25.. iii, I XXVIII, 5-7..
42L

xxv., 32 ....
XXV.,3z, ii, 5x7
34..i, 524 XXVL,31...vii,444
xxvI., 3o... vii,444 1 _¢_ vii,] vi, 6i.
XXVlII.,9-.iv, 460;
XXV., 32, 33. iv, 86 XXVI., 35 .... i, 566i XXVII., 25 • .iix,3og; ] XXVIII.,II-lS..vili,
XXV., 33 .... ii, 212, XXVL, 36...viii, 60 v, I64 ; _ 432.
227; viii, XXVI., 38.. iii, 533, viii, 16,[ XXVIIL, t3..viii,88

XXV., 345.8.5". i, 486, 558;

i2o, 282,
iv, XXVII., 29..ii,
429, 256;
597 XXVIII., i3,41914..iv,
•
_ox;ii,6co; 289, 378, v, 23o; XXVIII., x8 ..... iii,
tv, 306; v, 433; vi, viii, 429 319,611;

166,
4_.I, 218,
495;I xxvL,38_ 9I.?.9:
i, XXVII., 33.
XXWL, iv,650
32. .iii, 164 56s.
v, 209,

... vfi, 437. 293

A..gv., 34-30..n, I XXVI., 327, 454. XXVII., 34.-iii,
viii, xo2;
436, XXVIII., I8,380,
I9.. 567
v,
XXV., 35. :. ii, 364;
vih t73.
II 39 248
.... ; i, 42,
121, 44x,
iv, 572.
XXVII., 34, 35. iii,
XXVIII., 18-2o.. v,
3o2,363,
XXV., 35, 36 ...... i, I 442, 633; t65. 526.
5..o5;ii,39i ; [ v, 45h 539 XXVIL, 39.- .i, 1.7._ XXVIIL, 19...i, 85,
vm, 299. I XXVI., 39, 42.. .vii, XXVIL, 4o--42. .vuh 444 ; ia,
XXV. 36.. iii, 644; I 444. 43 °. 247' 252'
v, 355, 447, ] XXVI., 4I... i, 3_., XXVIL, 45" .iii, I7o; 423, 676;

XXV., 37555.
.... v, 253 t 5357 ;
4x u,
iii, XXVIL, 45,v,5..I525 .
, _2.. v,
567, 228,
569,

XXV., 38 .... iii, 69ot 53o, _ vm, e,o. 658, 667,

XXV., 4o_ .... iii, I 7t6;iv,41
684, ,: XXVII., 1o9.
45-54-..iv, 44
67I;; vn,
XXV.t. 40... :il, 279, l 7x, x21; v, XXVlI., 46..i, 327; 345, 379,
293, 30...
4,I 232' 238 ; iii, 621, 410, 442,
391; vnb [ vi, 273; vii, 623, 626; 456, 469,
6-,5. I vii, 445; 476.

XXV., 4s 367,
.... i, 4o8,
236, [I XXVL,
XXVI., ,_439.'498444
. .iv, 457 XXVII., 46-5o...iv,
viii, 524 XXVIII., 19,
I56;2o..ih,
rift,
_oo, 52.5..; XXVI., 52 .... iii, 73 477. Io6, 319
n, 195; m, XXVI., 52-54 ... iv, XXVlI., 48..viii, 430 XXVIII., 2o ..... iv,
166; iv, 435. XXVII., 50-52...iii, 434, 548;
306; vi, XXVI., 53-..iii, 623 17°. v, 4o6,
234; viii, XXVI, 55..iv, 457; XXVII., 51-54 . . .iv, 62x; vii,
33 I, 342. vi, 273. 137. 422, 478;

X.XV., 44_i_ 212.

.1% I4O; XXVI., 59-63
56...iii,.... 165
iv, XXVIL, 51-53..viii,
13. wii, 773
XXV., 46 .... ii, 195, 395. XXVII., 5 I, 52...iv, Mark, L, t ....... i,44t
293; iv, 74; XXVI., 6I... iv, 434 445- L, 2 ...... i, 425; iii,
v, 254; _, XXVI., 64.. ii, 574; XXVIL, 51 . .vi,428; I63.
212 ; _ Vi, 5 I. viil_ 334 I., I, 2 ...... iv, 43 I
47 L XXVI., 67 .... v, 237 XXVII., 52... i, 62, I., 3" .vi, 69; vii, 348
XXVI...vii, 4t8, 489 XXVI., 70 .... v, 672 _ 573; I., 4...iii, 658, 674;
XXVI., 7 .... ii, 2.5..3 XXVII., 2... vi, 273 it, 491 ; viii, 435"
XXVI., 7-t2 .... m, XXVII., 3,4..v, 521 viii, 653 I., 6 ....... ii, "266

xxvL, 151.9. [ xxvH.,3-,o..,

XXVII., 3-5" .iv, 4.3_ s,.
XXVII., 52, 53--.v, i.
L, _._iI" ..... ,653
ii, 267, 457
XXVI., _t7.. ii, 5nl; I 418. XXVII., 53-.viii,435 1 I., xl ........ vi, 7I
iii, x67; vi, I XXVII., 5...vii,466 XXVII., 54..iv , 4461 I., 13 ....... viii, 331
XXVL, I8...
I48. v, 492 [ XXVII.,9, 444.
Io... vii, XXVlI., 55,65.
56...iv, 1 I.
I., 19.
x6, 2o
17 .....
...viii, iii, 65
73
XXVL, 2x..viii, 5tj [ XXVII., xt-14...ill, XXVlI., 56..viii,389 L, 22 ........ vi, 387

XXVI. _,,_4a...vn,[
• 17I ; iv,
395. XXVIL,6o..iv,459;
vi_ 431 I-,7.4 622.
.... i, 469; iii,
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Mark,I.,29,3o .....iv,65 Mark, VII.,19..v,645,648 Mark,XI.,3,o...... iii,

673 Mark,XVL, t4 .... vii, 44.5
I., 4° ....... !!, 364 VII., 22 ..... v, 426; XlI., x7. .ii, 293; iii, XVL, i$, _6..iii, 156
I,44....... w_, 458 vii, 469. 7°. XVl.,15-s8 .... v_
II., 5 ........ ii!, 67_ VII., 27 ..... iii, 683 XII., 18-27 ...... iii, 4a_ 445"
II., Z ........ iv, 9_ VII., $4 .... viii, 53' _t; iv, 39, XVL, 16. :...vii, 4571
lI., _...iii, 575., 674 VII., 37 ..... vii, 127 ,au, 4,_
II., 9-If ...... ,v, Iv VIII., 15 .... vi, 22o XII., z 3 ..... ii, 38 _ 436.
II., 1o ....... vi, 389 VIII., 31 . .. i, 482 XII., 24 . .viih 3 XVI., 17, s8..i,388;
II., II...ii, 2IO; vi, VIII., 34 ..... iii, 68 XII., 24, 25 .. ,iv, _8 v, 569; vii,
214. VIII., 36. .ii, 506; v, XlI., 25 .. i, 294; iv, 479.
II., I4 ....... iii, 68 439. 15, 67. XVL, 19. .i, 4_; iii,
II.,15,I6 .... iv,83 VIII., 38.... iii, 69, XII., 27 .... viii,
248[ 584,6a7.
II., 27 .. i, I39, 297; 525; iv,12o; XlI., 28-34..iii, I_2 [ XVI., 25..... ii, 146
wl, 517. v, 362,445 . XII., 29 .... vii, 398; ] XVL, 33-39, ,iv, !o9
II., 18-2o .... iv, io 3 IX., I-13 .... iv, io 5 viii, 249. /
II., 19 ....... vi, 217 IX., 2-9 ...... w, 65 XII., 29, 3o. .iv, 157 ]Luke, I., t ......... ill, 255
II., 2o ...... vii, 447 IX., 2..i, 338; v, 95 Xll., 29-31 . .v, 426, / I., 2 ..... i, 362, 4_.
III., 18
III., I seq...vii,
.... 442
iv, 4:24 IX., 54 .......
IX., ....... iii, 6o
iv, [o69 XII ,3o 498.
...... i, 168[' I.,4 .... v, 563;
III., 23 ...... vi, I9 ° IX., 6 ...... iii, 61I XlI., 30, 31..vil,377 ! i., S ........
777. vii, _4s
III., 27...i, 55o; vi, IX.,17....... iv,83 XII.,31..... iv,19; I., 6..i,79;viii, ?17
I90. IX., 22 ...... v, 545 vfii, 633. I,, 6, 8 ....... i, 4a 3
IlL, 28, 29. . .v, 290 , IX., 23 ....... i, 520 XlI., 32 .... vii, 46[ 1., 15 ........ i, 4.a3
542. IX., 29. .iv, Io7; viii, Xll., 33 .... viii, 6[_ I., 17...i_ 4_ 4.17;
IlL, 29, 30 • .w], 38o 57- XlI., 38 ..... vi, 194 iv, 65; v, 213;
IV.......... vfi, IX6 IX., 30 ....... v, 672 XII., 39..ib I6, 504 vi, _94, $96.
IV., 3 ...... vin, 118 IX., 36 ...... ii, 53 XlI., 41 • • • vh 217 I., 2o..iii, 75; v, 235
IV., 3-8 ...... v, 118 IX, 37 ...... ui, 690 XlI., 42... iv, 217; I., a2 ...... iii, 75
IV., 3-9 ...... v, 54 IX., 40 ...... vl, 31i vn, 429 . I., 26 ........ i, 4.14
IV, 8 ..... viii, I43 IX., 42 ....... 1, 18 XllI., 6..v, 392, 426 I., 26, 27. .iv, 31; vi,
IV, 11 ..... i_, 463 IX., 49 ...... viii, 15 XIII., [ I ..... v, 42o 63, 65.
IV., I2..iv, 307, 3I 7 X, 2 ....... ii, 389 XlIl., 14-2o..v, 215 I., a6-38 ...iii, 522;
IV., 20 ..... vifi, I43 X., 5 ......... iv, 66 XlII., 17 ..... ii, 390 v, 97; viii, 386,
.= IV., 2I..i[, 302; iv, X., 8 .... iv, 48, 282 XllI., x8---2o.... vfi, 554"
25. X., 9 .... fi, 389, 39° 352, I., 27 ....... iii, 164
IV., 24 ..... v, 541 X., I3-I 5 ..... iv, k6_ XlII., 23 ..... v, 427 I., 29 ........ vi, 58
IV., 28...b 486; iv, X., 14.... iil, 67_ XIII., 31... iv, 553; I., 18 ...vi, 58, 2831
28. X., x7 .... i, $45; fi, viii, 215. vii, 364, 4o 3.
IV., 3 I, 32 ... v, 56 39 I. XlII., 32 .... h 4ol; I., 3o.-33 ..... v, 5110
IV, 33-.v[, 236; vii, X., 17-27 ..... iv, 71 iib 215. I., 31 ....... iii, 539
134. X., 17-31 .... n, 592 XIII., 33" • . 1, 536 I., 32 .... i, 174, 432,
IV., $4 ..... iii, 252, X., 18...iv, 75, 548; XllI., 35 .... vii, 471 441.
253; rill, 336 v, 5o, 113; vni, XlII., 36 .... n, 45 I., 32, 33 ...viii, 3S6
IV., 38
IV., 36 ......
...... hi, 343
vih 673 X., 23249.
.... ii, 50, 451 XIV ........
XlV., 8, 9 .... vii, 489
ii, I77 I., 3348; _i, 423; vii_
V ........... "*n,440 X., 23, 24 .... w, 48 XIV., I2 .... iii, I6O, I., 34 ........ vi, 5I
V., 6 ..... viii, 248 X., 2 ...... 599 167; vi, 148 L, 35, 38 ..... i, 249
V., 9 ... .... vfi, 484 X., 2_ ...... n, 151
iv, XIV., 13 .... til, 678 I., 35.:.. •i, 45I, 527;
V., II ....... iv, 117 X., 29 ....... v, 440 XlV., 21 i, 389; _ I_1,
V, II-I 4 ..... iv, 83 X., 29, 3° .. i[, 597, iii, "57. 2_,
534, 022, _53,

" V., 15 ......

V., 22 ...... vill,1, 66I
539 X., 31 ill, 68. fi, 598
....... XIV.,
XIV., 24 ..... vii,Iv,38o
25 .... 85 624; v,iv,
284; 89, x2o51:
V, 3 z ....... i, 319 X, 3_ ...... ifi, 674 XIV., 27..... v, 671 "37, 52°, 635;
V., $4.. ii, 439, 505; X., 38..b 42, 345; v, XIV, 31 .... iii, 684 vi, $1, _o,_3;
• vii, 405. 53, 675 XIV., 36 .. • vi, 115 Vi_ 386.
VI .......... vii, 1I 5 X., 42, 43 ...vi, 523 XIV., 38...i, 35; v, I., 36. .vi, 66; vii_ 3o
VI., I-9 .... fii, 206 X., 44 ° .VllI, 615; W, 454" I., 37- :"--" lit, 68
VI., 2 ....... iv, 58o 62o. XIV., 58 ..... v, 5,1 I., 38.'.i,455;" iv, 47
VI., 3. •.iii, I66; iv, X., 45 ...... ii, 231 XIV., 62 .... ii, 574; I, 39, 4o.. ,viii, 364
589; vhb 5x9 . X., 46 ..... viit, 419 vi, 51:.. I., 41..ili_ 54o; vi, 64
VI., 9..vaig 5o3; 518 X., 48 ...... fi, 511 XV., I- 5 .... m, I7I I., 41-43 ..... v, 519
VI., 1I ..... wih 244 X., 52 ..... iii, 675 XV., 8-I 5 . .iii, I7I I., 41-45 .... _
VI., 13 ....... v, 376 XI., 9 ....... vi, 394 XV., 21 .... fii, 65o; I., 42 ........ i,. 4_3
VI., 27 ...... iv, 47 XI., IO..... rig 47° vifi, 429. I., 42, 43 ..... vb o4
VI., 37-44- .viii, 519 Xl., I3, 14 ...v, H 7 XV., 25 ..... vi, 282 I., 43-..v, 259;
VI., 4I,
VII., 6. .44i, .... i, 36I
9; n, 395 XI., I7...iv,
52I. 75; vii, XV., 33 ....
XV.,M ..... viii,
iii, 436
I7O I.,4 :44 ,..viii, _
VII., 9..v, 318, 427, XI., 2o, 2I .... , Ii 7 XV., 37, 38..i:fi, ;g 1.46 .... i,470; t_
448. XI., 23 ...... n, 545 XV., 4° .... v'm, I 207; vi, 64.
VII., 13 ..... v, 362, XI., 24 ...... v, 545 XV., 42 ..... iv, 112 ., _., _ _ _
37o, 387. XI., 25 . v, 425, 454; XVI., I, 2 .... vi, 95 I., 51 ......... vl, 64
VII., 15 .... iii, 712; vi, 161; viii, XVL, 9-" .iii, zo6; I., 52...iii, $97,_r/,
iv, xo3. 481. vii, 445. 456; iv, $6.
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Iatke, I.,,
I., 656_'(_31_ii'_ " 65 75 Luke, II,,46-52...viii'4x5
II.,49 .... i,345; iii, Luke, V,
V., 14 ........... iii'
16-26 iii' 357
357 Luke, VI, 3I..ii, 292; _._
372,643;
Ioj.67--69 .... v, 519; 622; viii, 398 V., 16 ....... v, 455 377-
viii, 779. IL, 51 ...... vii, 461 V., 21 ..... iv, 83, 98 VI., 32, 34... ii, i34
L, 68 ......... i'424 III., x...iii, 351; iv, V., 20 .... i, 548; vii, VI., 32-34...vii,
I., 69 ........ i, 442 i43. 405 . VI., 32. .v, 546; ITV_ _
I., 71, 75 ..... i' 488 III., I, " ..... ii' 333 V., 27-39 .... ili, 360 377, 465.
I., 76 .... i, 424; iii, III., 4, 5 .... iii' 434 V., 29..ii'595; iii, 68 VI., 34 ...... iii, 372
672, 674; iv, 84 III., 4 ........ vi' 6? V., 29, 3° ..... iv, 83 VI., 35 "".i, 247 ; u.
I., 76, 77 .... vi, 27I III., 4-6 ..... iii' 658 V., 3I...iii, 360, 552 227; iii, 373,
I., 78 .... i, 249, 424, III., _...ii' 172, 229 V., 3 I, 32 ..... i' 415 iv, 84; v, 52
545; iii, 504. III., .... i, 56I; ii, ] V., 32. .i, I39; vii, VL, 36:.:ii, 227, 369,
I., 78, 79 .... iii' I57 2; iv, 84, 517• 111, 373, iv,
I., 79 • .vi, 387, 388; _ V., 33-35 .... iv, Io 3 75, 381; v,
viib 45o. ]II., 9-.- _- .v, 55, .7..8 V., 34, 35 .... i!!, 361 331; viii, i46
I., 80 ........ vi, 279 III., Ix..i, 504; m, V., 35 ...... m1, 447 VI., 36-38. . .i, 8,
L, II ....... vii, 48I 712. V., 36, 37 .... 1, 518; VI., 37 .... iv, 76; 33
II., 1....... viii, 365 III., i2 ...... iv, 84 i11, 68i. 541; vii, 413,
II., i--6 ..... viii, 374 III., I2, 13. .. iii, 73 VI.,... n, 367; viii, 416.
II.,
IL, 1- 7. .iii' 164,
2 ........ v, 522562 III.,
III., 13 ..... vii,
14...iv, 84; 414 v, VI., I. 633_i, 489; vl, VI., 37,iii,38. 374,
.ii, 600,
684,
II.,4 ........ ii, 212 252; v11,495 214. 713, 714; vh,
II., 4-7 ....... vi, 6o III., I4-I8..iii, i68 VI., I- 4 ..... fii, 362 4o6-
II., 7..v, 194; vi, 65 III., I6..ii, 267,457, VI., 3, 4 ...... i' 473 VI., 38 ..... viii, 328
II., 8..i,470; iii, 522 532; v, 677; VI., 5 • •• iii, 363; v, VI., 39..iii, 374, 568
II., 8--12.... viii,375 vi, 69. 620. VI., 4o-.- i, 56o; n,
II., m ...... vi, 61 III., x7 .... i, 32o; ii' VI., 7....... iii, 363 364, ill, 259,
II., xo, 11 .... v, 519 23o; v, 76- VI., 9 ....... iii' 363 374, 65I; vu,
II., II ........ i, 425 III., 2I, 22..iii' 653 VI., tz.. iii, 364; v, 439.
II., 13 ....... iii, 5221 III., 21-23. .viii, 415 286, 455 VI., 41-45 . . .iii' 374
II., 14..vi, 52, 386; III., 22 ..... iii,'673; VI., 13. .i, 3iI; vii, VI., 41 ...... vfi,403
vii, 478, 49o; [ viii, 435. 383. VI., 41,42 .... v, Ii
viii, 374, 623. IIL, 23. .i, 317, 391 ; VI, i3-i9...iii, 364 VI., 4.2...... iv, 24_
II., 19...... viii, 38o il, 333. VI., 14 ...... iii, 365 VI., 43 • .ii' 249; ih,
II., 20 ........ i,425 III., 23, 24.. vi, I26 VI., 20. ili, 68, 36_, 272.
IL, 21-24..viii, 375 IV ........ viii, 274 367; iv, 4e.; VI., 43, 44. • .iii, 202
II., 22 .... i, 425; v, IV., i-I 3. . .viii, 554 viii, 93- VI., 44 ..... vtii' 56
194; vi, 385. IV, x, 2 ..... iv, io 7 VI., 20, 36-38..i, 33 VI., 46. • • i, 61, 5_9,
II., 22-35...viii, 375 IV.,3 .... i, 469; iv, VI.,21..iii,366,367; 534; ti, 417,
II., 22-24 .... iii, 522 1o 7. iv, i 12. 554, 556, 599_.;
II., 23 .... i, 319; iii, IV., 4 ....... iv, 1o5 VI., 22..ii, 416; iii, iii, 374; vm,
54i; v, 248; IV., 6 .... i, 551, 552 367, 641; v, I36, 27I.
viii, 4o6. IV., 6, 7- -i, 549, 55 I, 44o. VIL.. i, 438; iii, 375;
II., 25 ....... v, 164 553. VI., 22, 23. .iii, 712; ,n_i, 440.
II., 25-33 .... iti' I68! IV., 8..iii, 684; viii, v, 348, 5o6, vii., 1...... iil,73
II., 25-35. .iii' 522; 142. 538.; vii,437. vii., I-1o...iii' 374
viii, 424. IV., 1o ..... viii, 28o VI., 24...1, 439, fii' VII., 3 ...... iii, 674
II., 25-38...viii, 406 IV., i6-3o...iii, 354 368. vii., 7 ...... iii, 674
II., 26...... viii,366 IV., 18 .... i, 492; v, VI., 25 . .iii, 369; iv, vii., 8...i, 326; vih,
II., 28 ........ i, 328 I8I. II2; vi, 114. I42.
II., 29..i' 425, 44I, IV., 18, 19..iii, 6o6; vI., 26..iii, 367, 369 vii., 11-17..... iii'
470;
vi, 396; v, 470i ' IV., 22vi,
......270. iii, I66 VI., 27
27,......
28..ii' iii, 134;
216 VII., IZ 375.
...... i, 539
478- IV., 23 ..... iii, iii, 37o. VII., 16 .... iii, 375,
II., 29, 3° .... v, 548 IV., 24..iii, 354; _ VI., 27-29 .... ii, 293 377.
II., 29-32 .... vi, 388 422. VI., 27, 32 •.vii, 72i VII., I8.--23 .iii, 674
II., 30 ....... iv, 155 IV., 27 . .iii' I7O, 356, VI., _8, 3o, 34 .... i, VII., 19, 22, z 3. • .n,
II., 32..iii, 356; vi, 408. 16Z. 232"
392. IV., 29 ..... fii' 354 VI., 28..tii' 397; vii, VII., 20 ..... iii, 375
IL, 34..iii, 439, 54I; IV., 31 ...... iii, 351 I83, 392. VII., 21, 22..iib 37_
v, 166; viii, 425 IV., 32. .ii1, 352, 364 VI., 29...ii, 202; iii, VII., 24-3 o. .iv, 4
II., 35 ...... viii,431 IV., 33, 34.- .iii, 353 370, 71.2; vi, VII., 25. ._ 265; ih,
II.,36..i, 328; vii, IV.,34..iii'441; vi, 214; wi,377, 73376.
426, 49% 493 225- 465; viii, 31o. Vii., 2:6..i, 427; iv,
IL, 36-38. .iii' 522.; IV., 40 ...... iii' 354 VI., 29, 36 .... L 168 65.
iv, 1o7; vn1, IV., 41 ...... iii, 354 VI., 29-31 .... i, 477, VII., 26, 27. .iii, 376
375. IV., 42 ...... iii' 355 5°8. VII., 2_ ..... iii, I63
VII., 2,_,..fi, 215; iti,
II., 3_ ....... v, 457 IV., 42, 43...iii, 355 VI., 30.-. i, 148; ii,
II.,3_ .... i, 425; vi, V ............ i, 434 385, 6oo; iii,[ 376. .
391. V., l-II ..... iii, 37 I, 677, 678; ] VII., z 9, 3o. .iib 079
II., 41-52. •.viii, 398 V., 8 ........ iv, 354_5 iv, 67; vii, 377, [ VII., 34..iv, 65, IO3
II., 42 ........ i, 319 V, lO, xI ..... iii, 68 427,465; viii, l VII-, 35 ...... i, 328
II., 42"47-..viii, 414 V., I2..-I4.. iii, 355 635. ] VII, 36--5o. .iii, 376
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Luke, VII., 37_o_ • .... viii, Luke, IX., 5° 48..v,

....... 493,v, 397
534 Luke, X., 23,
24, 24
.vi,....395;
Jig viii,
390 Luke, XI., 48..iii,
46a. 685; iv,
VII., 39 ...... v, 66o IX., 5I-56. . iii, 386, 248. Xl., 5o ....... i, 541
VII., 41 ...... v, 20o 7o8. X., 25...iii, 377, 578 XI., 51 ..... viii, 366
VII., 43 ...... 1, 45 ° IX., 55 ...... ii, 582 X., 25-28 .... ili' 1_2 XI., 52. .iii, 39_; iv,
VII., 47..ii, 253; v, IX., 56.. iii, 532; v, X., 27. .i, 55; ii, 3_3, 359; viii, 9a,
556; vii,4o_. 354. 417; fii' 391, I1O, 3a8.
VII., 48 ...... v, o77 IX., 57, 58-, "i' 327; 446; iv, 19. XII., 1-27,..iii' 3_.._
VII., 5o. v, 254,677 ifi, 386. X., 29 ....... ii, 599 XlL, 2..ii, 3oz; m,
VIII ........ vii, IX6 IX., 58..ii, 3o4; ifi, X., 35 ....... i, 445 395, ..
VIII., I-3 .... iv, 65 72. X., 34 ....... vi, 397 XII., 3....... _,, 5°o
VIII., 5 • • i, 72; vfii, IX., 59, 60... iii, 68, X, 36, 37 .... fi, 599 XII, 4 ...... m, 35
118. 386, 675; iv, X.,41, 42 .... ii, 594 XII., 4, 5,-. iv, 76;
VIII., 5-8 .... v, 541 64; V1,224.. X., 60 ....... i, 535 vai, 518.
I18. IX., 6O.... i, 327; ii, XI . .l, 2O3,438; vfil, XlI., 5"" ,ii, 3O; iii,
VIII., 8 ..... iii, 377 383 . 705 396.
VIII., IO.. ii, 463; IX., 6I, 62 .... i, 327 XI., 1..... iii, 397 Xll., 6, 7...viii, _99
iv, 3o 7. IX., 62...n, 551; m, XI., 2...iii, 392; % XII., 8...ii, 4'I; v,
VIII., II... iii, 568 68; iv, 78; v, 194; vfii, 547 443.
VIII., I6...m, 377: 287, 5oo, 535; XI., 3 • .iil, 392; iv, XII., 9..iii, 396; v,
iv, 20. rift, 5oi. I12; vih 379 311. -
VIII., t 7 .... ih 3o2; X .......... viii, 88 XI., 4"" • u, 546; iii, XlI., I0..iii, 396;iv,
ifi, 377,66I. X., I..1, 389; ii], 387 392; iv, 76. 252,
VlIl., 18 ... i_, 298, X., 2 .... n, 300 XI., 5 ....... iil, 249 XlI., 77, 12..ii,4*:l;
377, 412; X., 3 ....... vih 32I XI, 5-9- .iih 683 iii, 396.
iv, 122; vaia, X., 4 ii, 287; iii, XI, _-8 .... iii, 392 XII., 13, 14 ..... ii[_
328. 387; iv, 367; XI., _ ....... iii, 393 396.
VIII., 20... ifi, 329 vm, 752 XI., 9. ih 558; iii, XII., 16-20..ii,3_;
VIII., 20, 21 ... ifi, X_, 5...ifi, 387,690; 249, 392, 679, iii' 397, 3
: 527. vii1, 244. 684; vm, 547 XII,, 17, 19, 20..viii,
•' VIII., 21 .... iii, 393 X., 5, 6... wi, 430; XI., m..v, 286, 662 204.
VIII., 2 ...fii, wfi, ,o . XI., I7 ...... fii, 683 XII., I9, 2o..ii, :i69
,_ VIII., 2_... iii, 379378 X., 7 .... ifi, 3_7; vii, XI.,x 1-13...ifi, 393 XII., 20..i, 438; ti,
VIII., 29. -. vb 395 38I, 408. XI., 73 ... ii' 602 415; v, 45_
" VIII, 30- -- iii, 3_3 X., 9 ...... ifi, 387 XI., 14 .... iib 393 479, 55O" _
, VIII., 32, 33..xv, _3 X., II ...... fih 388 XI,
Xl, 7819 ......
...... fih
hi' 393
393 XII.,
XII., :12-24...iii'
2:1-78..iii, ¢_
397
VIIL,41 .. .1, 327 X., I2 .... i, 516, 556
VIII., 43 ..... Vl, 96 X, I2-74... iv, IO6 XL, 2O..iii, 393; v, XlI., z2, _'3".ii, :163,
VIII., 43-46 .-. ifi, X., 13 .... i, 553; w, 444, 576; viii, 415,
" 379" 84. 767. XII., :13..... iii, 712
VIII., 48 .... iii, 38o X., I6. i, 184,414; XI., 21, 22..i, 5o7; XII., 24 .... ii, _63;
VIII., 51 ..... i, 395 m, 388 ; il, m, 393. viii' 541.
IX ......... vii, lI 5 600 ; v, 34 O, XI., 22 .... viii, 114 XII., 24-27 • .iii, 397
IX., 1-6 .... iii' 380 373; vfi, 4o4, XI., 23..v, 376, 394, XII., 25 ..... viii, 44
IX., 5 ....... v, 237 487, 499, vm, 397- XIL, 27. .ii' 264; iii,
IX., 7, 8. "'" .iii, 38I 622. XI, 24 ..... vi, 385 95. :164; lit,
XII., 28..ii,
IX, xo--I7" • •m, 381 X., 18 .... i, 445; iii, XI., 26 ..... n, 23
IX., 1o...... vi, 279 197, 3o6; iv, XI, 27 .... ifi, 329 68, 397"
IX., 13, 14 .... i, 395 259 ; vi' 194, XI, 27, 28..1ih 393, XIL, 29 ..... iii' 683
IX., 20..iii, 381,4o6 2o5; vii, 4_4; 529 . XII., 3o ..... i'fi, 397
IX, 21 ...... iii, 387 viii, 33I- XI., 29 ...... iil, 394 XII., 3o, 3I. .ii_ 415
IX., 22.. i, 237, 442; X, 19. -.i, 236, 388, XI., 29, 3o.. .iv, 129 XII., 31 ..... iii' 343,
fib 381- 457, 553; n, Xl., 31 .... viii, 156, 398.
IX., 23 ....... iii, 68 413; iii, 388; 29 t' XII., 32. .ii, 6oo; vi'
IX., 24-...hi, 381; v, iv, 353, 634, XI., 32 .... viii, I56, 392.
506. 639 ; v, 659.; 291. XIL, 33..ii, _,41_;
IX., 25...fi, 5o6; v, vi, 2o5 ; vn, XI., 33- fii' 394; iv, v,_7Zg _3:1'v
55°. 484. 25 . XII., 35" .in, 39_1; ,
IX., 26..in, 69, 38:z, X., 20...iii, 353; vii, XI., 37-52.. .iii, 394 4_;vii' 381;
525; iv, i2o; 479. XI., 39I94. .iii, 394; vi' XlI., viii, 6_: _5_;
35-37..n,
IX., 28vii,
......438.iii, 384 X., 21..._17, i, ifi,
464;389,
ii, XI., 4o. . .i, 4Ol; ii, v, ._, 5_b
IX., 28-36. iii, 383; 622; wi_, 136, 387; iii, 398 53.
iv, 65, lO5" 27I' 319' 328, XL, 4o, 4I.. .v, 53.2 XlI., 35-38, .vi_
IX., 3° iii, 678; vii, 540- XI., 41...ii, I5; m, xn.,
XII., 35,36-.'i,
35,37. ,vii, 5,_
471
458. X., _2...i' 469, 47o; 394; v, 476; XII., 36 ..... tii, 3_.
IX., 31 ..... iv, 6o8 ii, 274, 228, vi' 525" XlI., 37, 38"" :i' 50_
IX., 33 ..... iii, 383; 232, 464, 555; XI., 42. .iii, 394; vi' XlL, 259..... ii!,
iv, lO6. iii, 390, 622; I94. XII., 41 ..... ii_ 31)__
IX., 35 ..... iii, 383, iv, 253, 460; XI., 43 .... ii' 16,293 XlI, 41-46..iii,
406; vi, 7I. vi_ 21I, 637; Xi.,46..ii , 490; ih, XlI.,42. Ai,$_ivfit,
IX., 41 ...... iii, 385 viii, II0, 319, XI., 47394"
...... iii, 395 2_
IX., 47, 48...ifi, 386 325.
_46 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

519; iv, iii' 4oi. 457; iii, i6o, XVIII., 6-8 .... vi_,
I._ke,XIL, 45,5_5._
3 • .i'497, Luke, XIV.,
XlV., I8
16....
.... _,
iii,238;
4oi Lake, XVI., ,6..i,
4o4, 466; 43Lfi,Luke, XVIII.,3 319
-..v,286
XlI., 47..-i' 519; v, XlV., 18-2o. iii'4Ol 446; iv, 78, XVlII., 7, 8...,, So0,
XlI., 47, 28_, 539. ii,
4 ...... XlV., 2o
XIV., 2x ..... ii, 4oi
.... iii' 398 lo3; vl, I88,
215. m, 4o9
XVIII., 7 .... tii, 64_
5o. XIV., 23 .... lii, 4oi XVI., x7 .... ii_, 404 XVIII., 8 ...ii, 390.
XII., 48...i, I68; ii, XIV., 26..ii, I x, 399, XVL, 18 .... iii' 4o4, iii' 372, v.
379; v, 428; 597; iii, 68, 405. 389, 429,
vii, 4o3 . 644, 684. XVI., 19 ..... i, 4It, vii, 458
XlI., 49- .iii, 399; vi, XIV., 26, 27. . il, 546 464; vi, 216 XVIII., 9-I 4 .... in,
234, 392; XlV., 27. i, 32o; iii, XVI., 19-31 . .iii, 69, 686.
viii, 46, I53 68. 4o6;iv,Ix3, XVlII., to .... l, 518
XlI., 50..i, 345; lib XlV., 28-3o .. xii, 68 i58. XVlII., 1¢>-i4 .. All,
677 , 716; iv, XlV., 33 ..... v, 452, XVI, 22 ..... ii, II 410;v,449
10o; v, 385 5oo, 536; XVI., 23 .... fii, 4O6 XVlII., It...iv, 4_;9
XlI., 51..... ili' 399 vi' 214., 217 XVI., 23, 24 ..... iii, XVIII., i3 .... i, 64,
Xll., 51-53 ..... viu, XlV., 34, 35..iv, 666 187, I89 iv, 489;
Io6. XV ........ vii, 485 XVI., 24 .... v, 223 vai, 548
XlI., 53..-: .iii, 399; XV., i-xo ...iii' 402 XVI., 25 ..... v, 55° XVlII., t4..ii, 293;
vm, 1o5. XV., 1, 2 ..... iv, 83 XVI., 26... iii, 234 xv, 313,
XlI., 56 ..... iii, 399 XV., 3-6 .... iii, 715 XVI., 28..i' 395; w, 490; vat,

XII., 57vii_ 413.

.iii' 399; XV., 3-7iv,.-.iii,
80. 663; XVI., 29.377. • .iii' 247, 378'
v, 428467,
XIL, 58. . .i, 358; ii' XV., 4 ........ i' 34I 406. XVIII., i6.. hi, 678
387 . XV., 4, 8 ..... i, 3"7 XVI., 3[ .... i, 464 XVIII., 18...i, 345.
XlI., 58, 59" .ili, 399 XV., 4 seq.. vii, 405 XVII ......... i' 439 ii, 39[,546
XIII ..... i, 438, 439 XV., 4-[0 .... v, 98 XVII., [ .... v, 6o8; XVIII., I8 seq . l,
XIII., I- 5 ...vi, 662 XV., 6..vi, 149; viii, vik I33; 249; _n,
XIII., 6 ...... i, 517 654. vm, 13 I, 325, 329
XlII., 7 ..... v, It 5 XV., 6-[o .... v, 662 298 XVIII., i8-2o...m,
XIII., 9 ...... v, 596 XV., 7. • .iii, 663; v, XVII., z ..... i, 18 4Io.
XIII., Ix .... iv, 660 324, 333; vii, XVII, [, 2..iii, 407 XVIII., 18.-27 ... 1_,
XIII., 15 .... iii, 400 400, 484, 503 XVII., 3 .... iii' 407 71:..
XlII., 15, [6..b 393; XV., _, Io....ii, 363 XVII., 3, 4..n, 293 XVIII., 19. .In, 4IO,
v, x8t. XV., _... l, 341; iii, XVII., 4 ..- hi, 4o7; iv,75,25 l,
XlII., I6..i, 393; iv, 249; vi, 346 v, 5o. v,..5o, II3;
660. XV., 8-10 .iii' 663; XVII., 5...l, 438; ii, vm, 249
XlII., 19 .ii' 234; v, iv, 80. 444. XVIII., 21, 22 . .in.
56. XV., IO..ih 6o2; ili' XVlI., 6 . .ii, 444; 41o
XlII., 2o, 21 .... iii' 663. viii, I51. XVlII., 22 .... fit, 68
4oo. XV., 1I...ii, 239; i' XVII, 7-1o..v, 547 XVIII., 24 ...it, 45_
XlII., 24...iv, 114 517. xvII., io. l, 64; v, xvIII, 24, 25 .. r,,
XlII., 25. • •iti' 4oo; xv., i 1-32. .iii' 663, 3o5 . [ 48.
viii, 761. 715. XVlI., [0-19 ...viii, XVlII., 27 ...i, 370,
XIII., 25-28 ..... iii' XV., 21 ..... vii, 415 428. 4.89, 531 .
4oo. XV., 22, _'3 • • .b 479 XVII., 14 . iih 408; n, 99; m,
XIII., 26 ..... i, [68 XV., 23. . iv, 83; vi, vii, 458. 68, 6o5,
XlII., 26,27. .1v, 45o 333. XVII., t 5 ;.. ifi, 4o8 669; v,,
XlII., 27 ...vi, Zx2; XV., 29-32 . .ill, 663 XVII., t 7 ... ili, 4o8 44I.
vii, 5I8. XVI...b 438; vii, 467 XVlI, 19... iii, 4o8, XVIII., 28.. •iv, 15t
XlII., 28 .... i, 47i; XVI., 8..v, 384; viii, 409 . XVlII., 29, 3° ... l,
iii, 4oo. 720. XVlI., 2o, 2I .... iii' 562; '_,
XlII., 29... viii, 135, xvI., 9. -. i, 504; ii, 409 ;iv, 254 348, 506,
27L 594, 600; ifi, XVlI., 21.. iii, 409; 538.
XlIL, 32. .l, 525; ii, 7[2; iv, I24; v, 53, 547; XVlII., 38 • iii, 411.
414 . v, 433; vx, vi, 27t. 414 •
XIIL, 34..i, 518; ii' l 374. XVII., 25... ill, 409 XVIII., 39 .. iib 4I_
305; viii,I XVI., to--12 ..... v, XVII., 26 .... i, 5[5 XVIII., 40 .. hi, 4 II
24"2" [ 151 ; vii, 51.9 XVlI., 26--30 .... iii, XVIII., 42 . .iii, 250.
XlV., 8, to...ii' 238 XVI., II..i' 412; il.b 409 • 411, 675
XIV,, It .... ii' 293, 4o3. XVII., 28, 29. .iv, 42 XIX ......... i' 438
376; iv, 313; XVI., 11, 12.. v, 478 XVII., 28 .... ii, 39° XlX., i-to .. iii' 41 z
v, 283, 534; XVI., 12 .... iii, 403 XVlI., 3 t, 32. .v,500 XlX., 5 ...... i' 3.2.7
vii' 15t, 396 XVI., x3 ....ii' 38[, XVII., 32 .... iii, 409 XlX., 5 seq ..... w_,
XIV., t2,I3-.i'56"; 543; iii, t_ XVlI., 34 ..... i, 556 250'
ii' 238. 4o-,, 403; iv, XVlII ........ i, 439 XIX., 8..i' 477; hi,
XlV., Iz-t4 ..... iii, 46; vii, 5t8 XVlII., L..iv, 1o8; 412.
4ol; v, 532 XVI., I4 .... v, 479 iii, 568. XIX., g-to...ii, 415
XlV., 13 .... vii' 4II XV][., I5...i' 64; iii, x_II., _-3..ig 409 XlX., 8, 9 .. v, 478,

x.IV, 14.;i,.564;5o9 iii, vii,

403; 467;
iv, 25;v, XVIII,
XVtlI., 2-
2, 53. •.v,
.iii' 216
249 XlX., 9-.ii,
532. 595; lit,
XIV., t 5..... ii, 2_B 36% XVlII., 2 .... i, 554 412; v, 359
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS. 247

Luke, X1X, Io .... iii, 412, Lake, XXI., 8 .... iii, 414, Luke, XXII., 15-2o .... iii, Luke, XXIIL, 33 ,.iil, 4t_
55_.' 569;vii
407, 5z7. , 43o; v, 2.44,
vi, 298. XXII., 16445.
.... v, =4o XXIII., 34447;
.... i,
XIX., I2,13..iii,4 I6 XXI., 8, 9 .... v, 244 XXII., 19:.:..i, 18]; :tao; vii,
XIX., 14 .... iv, 668 XXL, 9, I1.. iii, 415 m, 41_; 40a, 445;
XIX., 25..iv, 56; ii, XXI., 9, zz, 28, 3 I- vii, 447. viii,
32. 53,35,36.. xxn.,19,20
...._i, _,, ',_
XlX., 17 .... iv, 668 m, 415. 197. 430, $oo,
XlX., I7,19..iv, 297 xxI., to, i1 .... vii, XXlI., 20...iii,418; XXIIL, 39, etc...vii,
XlX., _o--2.4..iii,255 35 I" iv, a 12. 445.
XIX., 22 .... ii, 299; XXI., 11 ...viii, 582 XXIL, 21 .... iv, 85 XXIIL, 39"43., • iv,
ill, 4112. XXI., 12, 13 ..... iii, XXlI., 22 .... iii, 4a9 IO0; viii,"
XlX., 26..i, 324; ii, 4IS. XXlI., 24 ..... ii, 4-' 430.
539; iv, 298 XXI., I2-I4 ..... tii, XXlI., z5 .. iv, 620; XXIIL. 4o.. vii, 439
415. vii, 142. XXIII., 42, 43..viii,
XIX., '_7 .... va,394 XXII., 27 .... iv, 432 45:1,
XlX., 3z, 38, .vh 395 XXI., 14, 15 ..... v,
XIX., 35 .- .vi, 394; 4o4" 5o2. XXII., 28 .... iii, 73 XXIII., 43..ili, 666;
viii, 59o. XXI., 16, 17 .... iia, XXIl., 28, 29 .... iii, viii, 469.
XXIII., 44, 45. Aft,
XlX.,
XIX., 4° .....
42 ...... v,i, 29°
345 XXI., 17415.
.... v, 542 XXlI., 29679._iii,.623 17o; iv,

XlX., 42, I22.

44 .... vii, XXI., I8.via, 14o.
.v, 218; XXll., 3°
XXII., 31...... h 89;
iii, 73 445, • • iv,
XXIII., 44-'47.
XlX., 43, 44 .... viii, XXI., 19. .. iii, 415; 455; via, Io9.
241. vii, 44o. 452. XXIIL, 44"-49..viii,
XIX., 44- - .vii, 445; XXI., 2o .. iii, 416; XXIL, 3 l, 32 •.. ii, 431.
vlih 87. iv, 437. 422; iv, XXIII., 45..iii' 4at;
XlX., 45, 46.. ii, 29o XXI., 2o-23. •v, 218 117; v, 286 vl, 428.
XlX., 46..iv, 75; vii, XXI., 21 .... vii, 356 XXlI, 32. -h 89; v, XXIII., 46... i, -'5a,
52i. XXI., 23 .... ii, 39o; 28o; vii, 6zt,
6:17; 623,iti,
XX., 4" .iii, 412, 673 iii, 4o4; iv, 452.
XX., 5 ...... iii, 413 42, 72. XXII., 33. •.viit, 215 4_lt; vii,
XX., 6 ......iii, 412 XXI., 24 .... iii, 560 XXIL, 34-..vii, 444 445; viii,
- XX., 8 ...... iii, 4t3 XXI., 25, 26 ..... iii, XXlI., 34, 54-62... 4al, ..4_
XX., I9 ..... iii, 568 416, 561. xii, 4a9 . XXIII., 47-55 •
XX., 20 ..... iii, 37.7 XXI., 26...in, 416; XXII., 40.. Aft, 684 4-'i.
XX., 25. .ii, 293; fii, iv, I37. ] XXII, ¢2, 44 i, 251 XXIII.,48..viii, 659
7o XXI., 26--28 ..... iii,/ XXII., 42...iii,683; XXIII., 51. Aii, 42I
XX., 26-38 • ...iv, 64 561. ] v, "38, XXIII., 53..iv, 459
XX., 27-33..hi, 413 XXL, 27, 28 ..... iii,| 337; vi, XXIIL, 56... vi, 95
XX., 27-38..iii, 571 416 [ it7; vii, XXIV., ...... i, 439
XX., 27-40 .-.iv, 39 XXI., 28 .... v, 2.x.8[ 444- XXIV., I .... iii, 4.aa
XX., 33 ..... iii, 414 XXL, 29-31 ..... m,[ XXII., 43 ..... ii, 35 XXIV., !, -'...vt, 95
417. ... ! XXlI., 46. • .vi, !19 xxIv., 3.... iii, 42a
xx.,
XX., 34 ....
34-38...v, iii, 413
543 1 XXL, 29, 3° ..... m, XXlI., 47..vii, @ XXIV., 4 678-
.. iig 4.12,
XX., 34-36 .- .iv, 581 561.. XXII., 47-49 .... m, XXIV., 6, 7' .ili, 421
XXI., 31 .... iib 416, 419" -
XX., 34, 35 .- .i, 295 [ XXIV, IO. ,viii, 389
XX., 34-.ii, :1II, 397 [ 56i ; v, 469 XXII., 48 .... vi, 28o
XX., 35 -. i, 240; ii, t XXI., 33...iii, 416, XXII., 61 .... iii,6_.8 XXIV., 13...ii, 51o_
389, 397, 417" XXII., 66, 67 .... iii, XXIV., I3-I9 ,.. _b
513; v, 268, XXI., 34.-b 519; _!, XXll., 67 419'
.... iii,4t9 XXIV., 4_2" 456
iS,..iv,
406. 327; vm, XXII., 69 .... iii,419 XXIV., I8.. vii, 445
XX., 35, 36..iii, 413, 544. XXIV., ao, "I .... v,
41o; iv, 15, XXI., 34, 35" .i, 5x..5., XXlI., 7o...iii, 419, } 67-'.
42o...
67; v, 436. 519; m, XXII., 71 .... fii,420 ] XXIV., 21..iii, 4_:1;
XX., 36. .ii, 539; iii, 417" XXlII ..... v, I94[ -dii, 13,
329, 451 , XXI-, 34-38" •iii, 417
593; iv, 3.9., XXI., 36 ...iii, 561; XXIII., x, _. Aii,42o I XXIV., _5...i, 44_;
377, 5o9; wn, I v, 4o6. XXIII., -'...
3...vii,vii, 420/
444[ ii, 17; m,
421.

XX., 36,487"
37 .....iii _'tx I XXI., 37 ....
627 iii, 417, XXIIL, 6-1 x ...viii, [ XXlV.,
XXIV., -'7." ,iii, :t53
:19..viii, 6_9
XX., 38. .v, 636; vii, ] XXI., 38 .... _ 4_7 429.iii, 42o It XXIV, 3o, 3t ...w,
XXlII., 7 ....
464; viii, 248 [ XXlI ....... vib _ XXIII., 8--9..lit, 42o [ 459.
XX., 39 ..... iii, 414 . XXII.,xXlI.,
31.... iii,iii,
417441 XXIII., 13-25 ...ili, I XXIv.,XXIV"
32...31.,
.iv.,t,456
XX., 4I ..... iii, 424 XXlI., 7 .... iii, 16o, 171" [
XX., 41-44 .. iii, 424 XXIII., t4.. vii, 444 | XXIV., 34-, .viii,
XX., 46..ii, 16, 5o4; 167; vi, XXIII., 15.- vii, t2o/ XXIV, 37-39 -'" iti,
vi, I94. 148"
XXI., 2..iv, 217; vi, XXII., 8 ..... v, 581 XXlII_ 2i..iv,
vii, 444.
655; | XXIV., 4at" -

xxI.,
23.
3, 4..v, 48o;
xxH. 1o....678
xxII., 15...iii, 195 iv, 655. | 4_J' 5s6;
vii, 429 . 417; v, iv, 41; v,
XXL, 4 ...... i, 485 337; .vii, XXIII., '_6.. ih, 15o1
XXL, 7 ..... iii, 416 Io9. XXIIL, 31 ,- iii, 6591 z4o.
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Luke, XXIV., 41 .. iii, 423 Jolm, I.,l 3. .i,441,449,527; i John, II., 21 ....... iii, 558 John, IV., x4 ..... i, 76, 516,
XXIV., 41-44 .... il, ii, 361 ;iii, 537,54I IL, 23 ......... i, 390 576; ii, 230; v,
24I. I., I3, I4 ...... 1, 441 II., 25. .i, 423; vi, 425 73, 235.
XXIV., 42 .. iii, io2 I., 14..i, 328, 424, 426, III ........... vi, 45 x IV., i6.-18 ...... iv, 65

XXIV., 44-i"i'ii,I6O.
442; 5o8, 546;
448; fi, 537,
iii, 458, 2xI, 3 ........
III., 3, 5 ...... ii, 668
v, 388 IV., 20 ........
2I, 44 .... iv, iv,243
605
XXIV., 44-47- -.v, 538,572,6Io,615, III., 5 .... i, 183, 574; IV., 2I ..... v, 56, 616
5o9 . 622; iv, 79, 9 l, iii, 22o, 675; v, IV., 21-23 .... vi_, 53_
XXlV., 45-48 • -. iii, 6o4; v, 175, 619, 378, 385, 566, IV., 22 ....... iii, 4o8
i56. 622, 627, 635, 676; vii, 457; IV., 23..ii,3o7; v,448
XXIV., 46.. viii, 549 642; vi, 84, 28o, viii, 16, 255, IV., 23, 24 .... iv, 243
XXIV., 47. fii, 423; 283; viii, 549. 29o. IV, 24...i, 574; ii, 66.
viii, 388. I., 15 ........ v, 623 IIL, 6 .... ii, 397; in, m, 495, 551,
XXIV., 48, 49- • iv, I., 15-16 ..... 1, 424 537, 624; iv, 602; iv, 242,
I58. L, 16..h, 32o; v, 168; 15o; v, 52, 229, 46o; v, 616, %
XXIV., 49..lii, 623; vi, 22I. 566; viii, 57. 43, 44, 92.
viii, 388. I., 16, 17 ..... iii, 672 III., 5, 6.. v, 12o, 51 x, IV., 25 ....... lfi, 616
XXIV., 5o seq...viii, I., 17. .ii, 224, 593; lil, 542. IV., 27 ....... vni, 65
667. i53, 651, 71I; vi, III., 8..1, 83; iv, 253; IV., 31-34 .... iv, 112
280. v, 677 IV., 32-34..v, 550; 1i.
John, I...... vi, 51,62, 383 I., I8 ..... !2 42,7'489' III, H-I3 ..... v, 225 22i.
I., I .... i, 42.8, 546; ii, 491 ; n, 403 ; 111, IIL, 13 .... ifi, 627; v, IV., 34 ..... ii, 616; v,
15, 1o3, I73,225; 163, 6o3, 6Io, 225, 238, 622; 616, 648.
iii, 244, 488, 489, 611, 615; iv, 245, vi, 223. IV., 35 ........ i, 494
6o2, 6o3, 6o7, 277, 46o, 62I ; v, III, 14. •• i, 245, 465, IV., 37 ........ 1, 496
6xl, 614; w, 553, 225; Vl, 48_ I82, 87 ; 111, 314, IV., 38 ........ v, 632
6o3, 642; v, 518, 205, 223, 292, 650. IV., 41 ........ i, 465
622, 624; vi, 42, 297,356,377; vii, III., I4, 15..v, 63,524 IV., 44 ...... vii, 422
44, 69, 93, 297; 477; viii, 316. III., I4-18 ..... i, I45 IV.,5o ........ 1, 39 I
vii, 348. I., 2o ........ v, 235 III., 15, I6 .... ii, 464 V., I...i, 39I ; vi, 295
I., I, 2 .... iii, 61o; iv, I., 21 ........ iii, 216 III, I6 ........ v, 675 V., 1-9..iii, 17I, 671
291; v, 642; vi, I., 23. .i, 174; v_, 69; III., 16-18 .. iii, 616 V., 5" .i, 393; w, 395
38I. hi, 163. III., I8...il, 364,440; V., 5-9. vifi, 419, 428
I, I-3...iii, 489, 615; I., 26 ....... iv, 434 vni, 436 V., 14. .i, 516, 543; v,
iv, 262; v, 228; I., 26, 27 ...iv, 378, III., 18, 19 .... v, 51o, 281, 334, 43o,
vi, 292; vii, 1o7, 548; v, 524 . 543. 542.
342; vm, 174. I., 27 .ii, 457; v, 235; III, 18-2I ..... i, 556 V., 17 ..... ii, 302; _n,
I., x-4.., i, 328; v, 63 vi, 69. tII., I9.. • ii, 2oo; vi, 616; v, 639, v_,
I., I- 5 ....... v, 516 I., 29. .1, 424; ii, 215, 113. 203, 313, 369•
I., 1--14 ....... iv, 62 582; iii, 163, 615; IIL, 21 ........ iv, 25 V., 17, 18..... ih, I64
I., 3- .i, 347, 362, 42I, v, 181, 206, 213, III., 2_... v, 533, 57° V., 19 .... ii, 3o2; fii,
454, 5o6; ii, 47, 522; Vl, 69; vin, III., 2_, 29... v, 523 61I; iv, 23I ; v,
73, 224, 234, 279, 435. III., 29. .. ii, 582; vii, 623, 632.
31o,493, 502,5o9, I., 29-34 ..... in, 653 lO9 V., 19-27 ..... iii, 616
513, 516, 527; iii, I., 32-34 ..iv, 4i 7 III., 3o ....... ib5o2 V,21 ........ iii, 62o
47 o, 490, 5°2, i I, ._._-_-.':_ iil, 674 III, 3o, 31 . •.iil, 674 V., 22.. • ili, 319, 611;
549, 602, 6o 7, ] I., 36 ..... 1, I63, 215 III., 3o-32.. .ifi, 68x v, 225; vit, 114
611,614; iv, 24o, I., 36, 37 ..... v, 527 III, 31 . .v, 2oi, 623; V., 22, 23. .v, 527, 544
25o, 377; v, 56, I., 47- ii, 5o5; i, 427 vifi, 57 V., 23... vii, 242; vm,
622, 624, 626, 1,49. - i, 428; ifi, 618 III., 31, 32 ..... v, 632 Ito; iv, 642.
632; vi, 297, 318 I, 49, 5° .... hi, 615 IIL, 33 ........ ii, 582 V., 24. li, 216, 464; ilb
I., 3, 4. • .ii, 258, 574; L, 5° ....... i, 472 III, 34 ....... iv, II4 572.
iv, 575; v, 52. 1, 51 ........ iv, 417 III., 34, 35 • • .v, 631 ; V., 25 . .ili, 572; v, 218,
I., 4...li, 216,417; iii, II., I-II..iii, 673; iv, vii, 345. 251 ; wl, 440.
I68. i 65; v, 53. III., 35. - .m, 319, 611 V., 26 ........ V, 623
I., 4"-9....... viii, 15_ II., I-Io .... iii, 197 III., 35, 36 .... ifi, 616 V., 28 ........ 1, 539
I., 5 .... i, 328; ib 7o, II., 3- .i, 427; ',ai, 442 III., 36. 1, 51 ; ii, 216, V., 28, 29..iii, 572; vn,
258,263; 1v,632;i II., 4 .... i,443;v, Io8 464; v, 526; 216.
vi, 187, I97, 395 II., 5 ........ iii, 676 vii, 449. V., 29 ....... vu, 61
I., 6 .......... i, 427 II., 7 ......... v!., 395 IV., I ....... ib 331 V, 3° .... i, 62; v, 226
I., 6-36 ...... iii, 674 II., 13-I 7 ...... n, 29o IV., I-25 ..... iv, 65 V., 3o-39 .... i, 468
L, 9..ii, 351; lii, 6o7, IL, I6 .... iv, 276; iti, IV., 2 ........ in, 674 V., 31 .... fii, 254; iv,
674; iv, 60o; v, 616. IV., 4 ........ v, 288 4_7.
57, 1o4; vi, 69, II., x9. 1,87; iii, 558; IV., 6. i, 454; lh 23I ; V., 3I, 32 ...... v, 373
4o2; vii, 96, 446 iv, 91, 477; v, iii, 673 ; viii, V., 33-35 ..... iv, I48
I, 9,1o ........ v, 5io 206, 5Ix, 632. 546. V., 34 ......... iv, 25
I., xo, ii..i, 426, 546; II., 19,2o ..... vii, H9 IV., 7-I4 ....... v, 66 V., 35..i, 575; iii, 163
v, 228, 622. II., 19-2I...i, 532; ii, IV., 9 ........ vi, 389 V., 36, 37 ..... fii, 616
I.,H..v, 449;iv, 161; 585; iv, I58; IV.,xo ......... v, 5_ V.,37 .......... v, 53
vi, 383- vn, 355- IV., 12, 2o .... iii, 4oa V., 39..iii, 247;iv, 369,
I., Ix, I2 ...... v, 5o9 II., 19, 2_ ..... iv, 646 IV., 13 ........ ii, 23o 477, 55°; vi, 62,
L, 12..ii, 413; iii, 682; II., 2o...viii, 4t8, 427 IV., I3, 14 ..... v, 36o 336, 396; vii, 397
vi, 20I; vii, 123. II, 2o, 22 ..... vi, 51 IV., 13-I 5 .... vi, 458 V.,39, 4o ...... v, 512
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS. 249

John,V_
V., 39, 40, 46...i,iii' z69,
43..i,554; 473 John,VII,
VII., x5
]6 .......
....... iv,
fi, 58o Joha,VIII., 59 ...... i' 576 Johang., 3"/, 38 ..... ilk 169
6][2, 6][6, 6]9, VIi.,][7....... ii._ Ix ..... :-._-, 5], 395 XL.......... ,,ii'_
682; v, 527 . VII., ][8...ii, 32o, 323 t._., i. "._t382; v, 57; XI., !-][6 .... viii, 4_
vn, 442. XI., lz ........ v, 637
V. 44 ......... iv, 28 VII., 22 ...... vii, 342 IX., 2, 3 ..... viii, 337 Xl,, aS.:...i'4fi7; iii,
V., 45-47-- v, 512; vi, VII., 24 ...... vii, 413 IX., 3 ......... i,
2zl. VII, 3° ........ i, 443 IX., 4 ....... iii' _ l(_; vii'
5][; v, 474;
44o. vi,
VII., 35 ...... iii, ][7o
Y., 46"'vii,
397-i'
62; vi, 2][6; VII., 37-39.. iii' 17o; IX ......
5- V . viii, ][5 XI., aS, a6, 4a...i, 7]
IX-, 0, 7- • • •• viii, 428 XI., -'6 ....... v, 6a_
V., 46, 47- -i' 464; iv, iv, ][5]; v, 36o IX., 7 ......... i, 543 XL, "7 ....... tii' 6Ia
43][- VII., 37, 38.. iii' 670; IX., 9 ....... vii, 1] 5 XI., 33 ........ vi, 5a
VI ......... vii, ]I 5 v, 514. IX., 3° ........ i, 539 XI., 41 ....... iii, 6aa
VI., I ......... i, 39I VII" 38"'1' 77; v'235 ' IX', 3][.... v, 364,37o, XI.,41,4a,,.iii'618,
VI., 4 ......... i, 391 675; vm, 78o 376. 664.
VI., 9--11 ...... i, 395 VII., 39 .... v, 675 ; i, IX., 35-38 .... iii, 6][8 XI., 43 -'Io;
VI, iI..i' 427; vi, 395 546; iii, 674. IX., 39.-.iv, 626; viii, _.ii'
VI., ][5........ iii, 73 VII., 42 ....... iv, 419 652. XI., 44 ....... vi' 395
VI., 26, 27 ..... v, 649 VIII., 1i...vit. 4o8; X., I .......... v, 657 Xl., 48 ....... vii, 461
VI., 27...il, 3oo, 397, viii, 618. X., I- 3 ...... ii, 46_ XI., 51 ....... vii.,48o
48o; iv, I12; v, VIII., 12...11, 313; v, X., 3 ....... viii, .,4o XI., 5 I, _.2.... % -'3O;
453; vi, 394; vii, 363, 494, X., Z.... ii, 465; v, 64 vlh -'57,
423; vii1, 6o. 519; vi, Izo; X., o...ii, 318; v, 89, XI., 5-'.. iv, aO(h:259
VI., 29 .... v, 226; vii, vii, 15. 657. XI., 54 ........ i' 391
423. VIII., I4, 15...v, 624 X., 8-Io ...... iv, 639 XII ....... vi, 51;
VI., 29, 3o, 32. .iii, 616 VIII., I6-I9...iii, 6I 7 X., 9 .... ii, 174; v, 54, 9o,
VI., 31 ....... iii, 572 VIII., ][6, 18..v, 226 526, 542 ; vi, XII., 1....... i, 391
VI., 3], 32 .... iii' 155 VIII., 17, I8...v, 637 459; viii, 248. XlI., 5...... viii, 4O$
VI., 32 ........ ii, 221 VIII., 23 ...... v, 624 X., 9,11 ........ i, 84 XII., 6..._i, 44_ 4fi6
VI., 32-4 ° .... v'fi, 566 VIII., 24...ii, 464; v, X., 1o ..... vi, 5! XII, 7 ......... i' 56

VI., 336831.ii' 22I; iii' VIII., 26!09!. vii, 522

.iii, 6o3 X., t l...
339; it,_v,
222,
80;"34,vi, XII.,! 3.vii,
.vi,470;
115,39_.;
viii,
VI., 35 .... iii, 683; v, VIII., 26, 27. .iii, 6I 7 265. 5H.
I66, 514. VIII., 28, 29.. iib 6I 7 X., 11, 12..%28o; vii, XII., ao ....... v, 637
VI., 35-37 .... vi, 458 VIII., 29 ........ i' 5° 405. XIl., 23-26 .... ii, ._79
VI., 37-46- -- iii, 626 VIII., 3h 32 -. v, 487, X., I2 ........ iv, 12'2 XlI., 24 ...... iv, o55
VI., 37, 38 ..... v, 382 5oo. X., 12, 13..... viii, 6o Xll., -':'5".ii' 413; v,
VI., 38. • .iii, 57 o, 6o3, VIII., 32-36. .. ii, 352 X, t 5 ...ifi, 618 ; iv, 34_, 4°7, $oo,
682; v, 432, 45 I, VIII., --- i' 421; v, 148. 5385•
539, 637; vi, 223 34450; vii, 67; X., 16..fi, 222, 505; v, XII., -'7...i' 327; iv,
VI., 39 ....... iii, 57 x viii, I46. 398, 4='3 ; iii, 289, 378; vtt
VI., 4° ........ ii, 216 VIII., 35, 36. • .ii, 215 555; viii, 586.. 5':"
VI., 44..iii, I95, 620; VIII., 36 ..... i, 448 X., 17 ......... _, 52 XII., -'7, 28 ...iti' 618
v, 54. VIII, 38 ...... iii, 617 X., 17, 18..iih 618; v, XII., 28.. iii' 6]._h6_
VI., 45 ....... vii, 495 VIII., 39 ..... iv, 63 148. XII., 3° ...... iii' 619
VI, 46 ........ v, 623 VIII., 4o. . .iu, 534, X., I8 . .iv, 282,289, gll., 31 ...... iii, 617
VI., 49 ....... iii, 572 617; iv, 426, 378, 438, 477; XII', _.'i'_.3,87,465
VI., 51 .... li, 222 ; ill, 442, 617; vi, v, 230, 468, 525, XII., 34...iii' 446; v,
533, 572; v, 623 51 632. 67-'; viii, 89:.
VI., 53 .... ii' 22o; iii, VIII., 42.. ui' 617; v, X., 22 ....... viii, 384 XII., 35 ....... v, 5_
677; v, 53, 255, 624.. X., 24 ...... iv, 417 XlI., 4o... i' aco; ti,
452, 514, 542. VIII., 44..i, 82, 551, X.,24-3 o ...... iii,618 =9; iv, 105.
VI', 54 .... ii' 219, 22o .5..52;ii' 3][9; X., _'5........ ih, 3o, XII., 43...iv, 28; vii'
VI., 55 .ii, 218; v;, 52 m, 597; ' X., "7" .ii, 505 ; iv, 8o; 4_9.
VI., 56 ........ vi, 52 64, 450; v vi, ][97- XlI., 4,645 ,, .iii' 619
VI., 58 .... iiz, 572; v, ]87, 2oi, 2o: X., 27, 28 ..... v, 625 XII., 47, 48 .... i' $19

VI., 627!.2 .... v, 623 zo4, 2o5,

2o7; vii,4o2o_
5 3o...........iii, 488,
X.,29
X, vii, 6o3,
486 XIL, 49
XII., 48 ......
...... vii, 345
ii_ 6_9
VI., 63 .... ii, 93, 242; v;il, 626. 615, 62o, 621, XlI., 50 ...... ili' 619
iii, 375, 572, 583 VIII., 46 .... i, 7o; iv, 68-'; iv, 643 ; v, XIII ........... vg 5 I
VI., 64 ....... v, 66] 283; vi' 43 z, 226, 398, 4"3, XIII., I ....... v, -'=6

VL, 65 ........ v, 384 434 62-', 625, _;; XllI., I-3 .... iii' 619
VI., 66 .... iii, 244; v, VIII.,
VIII., 49
5 I....... iii, 627
.v,624;vh51 _:
v_ 7I_62.94,
3 • XIII.,
XIII., 1- 5....... ,iii,iii,673
x-l-' 98
VI., 66_... iii, 6i 7 VIII., 54, 55.. iii, 617 X, 31-33 ..... iii' I64 XIII., I-z7 .... iii, 73
VI., 67 .... iii' 244; v, VIII., 56.. i, 467; iii, X., 32 ..... iii, 618 XIlI., 2... i, _9I; ii_
34z, 659; vii, 618. X., 33.-v, 638; vi'397 zTa; w, 33_
46o. VIII., 56, 57... i' 392 [ X,, 34 .... iii' 446; v, XIII., 4, 5 .... vii, 4_
XIIL, 5.... i, 493; ig
VI., 67--69 .... v, 374 VIII., 56, 58 .... i, 62 52, ][53.s
VI., 68 ....... fii, 244 VIII., 56-58..viii, 379 ] X.,34-38. .ili' 628; v, _.91-
VI., 69 ........ i' 428 VIII., 57 ...... ii, 272 518. XIIL, 8 ...... i%482
VI., 7o ....... ill, x72 VIII., 58.. i, 478, 576; [ X., 35 ........ vi, 48-" XIII,, g-to... _ 675
VII...
VII, 5 iii,
........617; viig 88
iii' 528 iv,
625; 043;
vi, 51. v, X:: 3_: 36
.... ......
v, 631,v'66"_3_ XIII,XllI"9'
67510..iti_
'O"Aig
250 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

John, XlII., 14, 15 .. v, 283, John,XlV., 27 ...iv, 48; v, John,XVI., 25 ..... iv, 536 John,XVIII., 31...viii, 428
54_.. 429, 533. XVL, 26 ...... v, 237 XVIII., 33-38 .... vtu,
XIIL, I6..lii, 651 ; v, XIV., 27, 28 . .iv, 644 XVI., 27 ...... ii. 211 427 .
284.. XlV., 28...i, 4o2; iii, XVI., 28...iii, 622; v, XVIII., 36. .ih, 73; iv,
XlII., I6, 17...v, 534 6o4, 61o; v, 47o; v, 229; 423; vm,
XIIL, 17 ..... vii, 461 548, 637,639; vi, 200, 398. 389 .
XIIL, 2o ..... vii, 499 vi, 7z, 295, XVI., 30 ..... iii, 244 XVIII., 3_
XIII., 2x..vi, 52; vii, 296 , 33 L XVI., 32 ..... vii, 444 XVIII., 3_i_ _ 444
2o6
444. XIV., 3o. .iv, 149, 283, XVI., 33 .... i, 27; iv, XIX., 2 ...... iv, 336
XIII., 25 ..... ill, 253 653; v, x74; 333, 6o0, 666; XIX., 2, 3-.. viii, 429
XIII., 27. .% 553; iv, viii, 596. v, 487, 502, XlX., 6, 7 .... viii,427
329; vi, 2o7. XV ........... lii, 166 534; vi, 52, XIX., 8-12... iii, 171
XlII., 3t, 32 . .tii, 619 XV., I .... ii, 226; iii, II9, 296; vii, XlX., II..i, 485; iv,
XIII., 33..ii, 212, 400, I 62I; v, 206, 438. 334; v, 454,
5O4. 359, 639; vi, XVII., I. . iii, 621 553; viii, 15,
XIII., 34-.i,89;vii,46o 350; vii, 380 XVIL, 2 ...... vx, 62 427.
XIII., 35 .... vih 397; XV., I, 5 ..... vi, 327 XVII., 3 .... i, 463; v, XIX., I2 ..... iii, 16o:
viii, 611, 634 XV, 2 .... ii., 226; iv, 383,455,464, vfii, 429.
XlV., 1 ...... vfii, 709 [ 146 498, 626; vih XIX., I2-I6.. hi, i71
XIV., 2...i, 449, 567; I XV., 4-6 .... iv, 146 131, I72 , 259, XIX., 13 .... viii, 430
iii, 575; iv, 67 1 XV., 9 ........ i, 45 ° 446, 460. XIX., I3, 14. • ",a, 282
XIV., 3 ....... iv, 582} XV., 9, 1o ..... v, 639 XVII., 3, 4 .... v, 637 XIX., 14 ...... v, 179
XIV., 5-7 .... iii, 622 1 XV., 1I, 12 ...fi, 363 XVII., 3-5 .... v, 516 XIX., 15. . .i, 493; vih
XlV., 6 ..... i,.53, 84, XV., 12...v, 286, 426 XVII., 4, 6..i, 53; vii, 46I.

_871 iii,
u, 168,
307, XV, I2,
XV., 13. .vii,
13 ....432;
v, viii,
533 XVII., 5..v,
479, I67,
489 622,
• XlX., I5,447-
6, I2...vih
62o, 659; iv, 779. 626, 637. XIX., 17. .iii, 165; iv,
239, 426, 6o 4, XV., I4, 15 .... v, 362 XVIL, 5, 24... b 478 158.
643; v, 220, XV., 15. . .v, 639; vii, XVII., 6 .... iii, 613, XIX., 19, 2o.. iv, 158
383, 389, 448, 459. 682 ; vi, 48 XIX., 2o ..... iii, 253
526, 542, 569, XV., 15, 16 .... i, 478 I XVII., 8 ...... v, 560 XIX., 23, 24..hi, I65;
638; vi, 5!, XV., I8-22 .... v, 349, ] XVII., IO . . iv, 250 v, 423
XIV., 6, 7......
II3, 459.i, 47 ° XV., I o2, .... 542.. i, 74 XVII., II
XVlI, 11,....
12...i,iii, 62151 XlX., 26
26,.......
27. v, 72
.wn,
XIV., 6, 13 ...vii, 242 XV., 22...v, 64o; vu, [ XVIL, I1, I4, I6... i, 43 o, 587, 59_
XlV., 7, 9, Io.. i, 437 438. 27 XlX., 28. Aft, I65; viii,
XIV., 7 .... iii, 620; v, XV., 21...v, 639; vi, XVII., 1I, 25 ..... vii, 43 o.
638. 28I. [ 479. XlX., 30 .... viii, 659
XIV., 8 ....... v, 638 XV., 22 ....... iv, 254 [ XVII., I2 .... i, 389 XIX., 31 . .iii, 436; %
XlV., 8, 9..iii, 6zo; v, XV., 23 ...... vl, 3981 XVII., I4... iil, 685 282.
226; vi, 294. XV., 25 ...... hi, 446 XVlI., 16..a, 325; iv, XlX., 31-34 ..... wn,
XIV., 9...iii, 163; iv,
248,277,628; XV., 26...;.ii,
99. "56; iv, XVII., 17.273.
.il, 273 ;vii, XIX., 32,4333..
t. iv, 438
v, 636; vi, 7I, XVI .......... vi, 51 486 XIX., 32-37 . . hi, t65
297. XVI., 2... vifi, 779 XVlI., 20 .... v, 455 XlX., 33-34.. iv, too
XlV., 9, 1o...iii, 615 XVI., 2, 3 .... v, 538 XVII., 2o, 2I..iv, 261 XIX., 34 ..... iih 673,
XIV., IO..vi, 298; rib XVI., 2-4 ..... v, 347, XVIL, 2I..ii, 227; Iv, 677; viii, 412
366. 5°2. 345; v, 391 XlX., 34, 35- • 1, 507,
XIV., Io, H . .iii, 620, XVI., 3 ...... vx, 446 XVII., 21, 22..iv, 643 iv, 446-
621. XVI., 6, 7... iii, 674 XVII., 21, 22, 24-Av, XlX., 36 ..... vfi, t29
XlV., I1...i, 546; hi, XVI., 7 .... i, 444; v, 273. XlX., 37 ..... iii, 561,
6o3; v, I30, 640. XVII., 22 ..... ii, 227 584; vi, 228;
643; vii, 365 XVI., 8 ..... vi, 2oo tXVII., 22, 23 ...... v, v, 252.
XIV., I2 .%226,639; XVI., 11 .... iv, 617 153, 226,26I XIX., 38--42..vm, 43 i
vi, 2o0. XVI., 12, I3_ .ih, 253; XVlI., 23 ...ii, 2I 1, XlX., 39 ..... vii, 448
XIV., 15 ...... v, 42I iv, 27, 59, 253, 227. XIX., 41 ...... iv, 459
XIV., 15, 16 ..v, 639; 450; vi, 1561 XVIL, 24..a , 227;iv,[ XX., I ..... vi, 94, 95
vi, 2o8. XVI., 13 ..... lit, 24_ , 299, 34_1 v, ] XX., II..v11,445; viii,
XlV., I6...i, 429; iii, 627; iv, 22, 474, 54._. 546-
604, 62I; iv, Io9; v, 640 XVII., 25 ..... n, 227, XX., 17. .hi, 62I, 625;
27; vi, 345" i XVI., 13, 14 .... h 53 228 ; iv, 281 iv, 41; v, 226,
XIV., 16, 17 ...v, 640 XVI., I4...iii, 621; v, XVII., 26 ..... ii, 227 637; viii, 65
XIV., 17 ...... vi, 200 625; iv, 60; XVII., 31 ...... i, 89 XX., I7, 20, 27. .i, 5..6?
XlV, 18 .. v, 640; xa, vi, _8. XVIII., i .... vii, 444 XX., 19.. ii, 253; vm,
20o. XVI., 15 ..... iii, 613 XVIII., 4 .... iv, 434 594.
XIV., 23 ..... iv, 242, XVI., 2o... iii, 69, 9o, XVIII., 11 .... vi, 115 XX., 19, 26...viii, 773
646; v, 639; 1ol; v, 502; XVIII., I7...viii, 597 XX., 20, 26 .... i, 576
viii, 586. vi, II 4. XVlII., 20...iii, 255 XX., 21 ....... v, 422
XIV., 24 ....... i, 53 XVI., 20, 22...v, 47o XVIII., 22, 23. .% 34° XX., 21-23 .... v, 381,
XIV., _6..ii, 511 ; iii, XVI., 22 .... vi, 58, 6I XVIIL, 23 .... v, 366, 40o.
"56; iv, 27, XVI., 23 ...... v, 448 373. XX., 22, 23 . .v, 3..9_
lO9, 2._.3; v, XVI., 23, 24...v, 56o XVIII., 28... iii, I67; 419, 64o; vm,
639; van, 773 XVI., 24 ...... iii, 705 vi, 282. 620.
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS : INDEX OF TEXTS. 25 I

John,XX-, 22 .... i, 576; iv, ] Acts, II., x4, x5 ..... iii, 69o AcI_ V., 2o--25 .... viii, 52z Acts, VIII, 20, aI...v,
158, 254, 252 , II., x5 ........ xv, zo8 V., 29 .... v, 226; vi, VIII, 20, 21, 23..- i,
632; v, 009; II., I6--33 ..... iii, 325 zo5; viii, 774- 347.
viii, 564. If., t7 ..... ii, 491 ; iii, V., 3° ........ i, 432 VIII., 21 ...... til, 66
XX.., 23-- .iv, 76, 99; 436; v, 640. V., 31 ...hi, 674; vii, VIII., 24 ..... _ 453
v, 569. . II., I7, I8 .... iii, 446, 523• VIII., 26-4o..iii, 671_,
XX., 24 ....... t, 344 594; v, 676. V., 35-39 ..... viii, 94 67&
XX., 25 .... vit, 447 11., I9 ....... n. 491 V., 36, 37 ..... iv, 578 VIII., :_Z".... :i, _9_
XX., 25-27 ..... i, 532 II, 20 ....... v, 251 V., 38, 39 ..... iv, 4-2I VIII., 21_'-3o..m, 073
XX., 26 ...i, 576; iv, II , 2I ....... ii, 258 V., 38...vfii, 419, 428 VIII., 30 ..... li, 31o
456. II., 22 ...iii, x7z, 534, V., 39...iii, !o6; viii, VIII., 32, 33, .iii, 678
XX, 26, 27 .... 1%456 613; iv, 99. 505 • VIII., 32J,37"'" i, 433
XX., 27-." iit., I97 ; v, II., 22-27 ...... i, 43 ° V., 40 ........ iii, 648 VIII, 36, 37...v, _[
240. II, 24 .... i, 33; v, 66 V., 40, 4I .... vii, 438 VIII., 37 ...... v,
XX., 27, 28 .... i, 87 II., 3° ...... fit, 540 V., 41 i, 35 ; iv, 447; VIII., 39 .... viii, 594
XX., 27-29 .... v, 518 II., 3o-37 ...... i, 430 vii, 520. VIII., IX ..... vii, 5oo
XX., 28 •..iii, I581 v, II., 3x ......... vi, 51 V., 4'_ ...... i, 432 IX., 1-31 ...iii, 6_6
622, 642. II., 33 - •. v, 658; via, VI., I ........ ii, 52 IX., 2 ....... iii, _$
XX., 29- .ib 349; iii, 345. VI, i-6 ...... nh 650 IX., 3.-8 .... iii, 4a9
570' II, 34 ........ v, 238 VI., 2 ...... ii, 252 IX., 5 .... v, 58o; vii,
XX., 29, 3I- .dfi, 6.5.2 II., 36 ...... iii, 625 VI, 3 ..... vii, 342 5.oo_,
XX., 31 .... 1, 442; hi; II., 37, 38 ..... i, 430 VI, 5 ....... :i!, 3Z:_ IX., 1! 675; viii,
616, 62I. If., 38, 39 .... v, 383 VI., 15 ....... m, 5_b 37o. ,
XXI., 4, 5.... ii, 212 II., 4' ....... i, 495 VI., VII ..... vih 418, IX., 15. .i, 55; zv,_89,
XXL, 15 ..... v, 422 IL, 44, 45 ...... a, 485 492, 5oo. 333; vi, 2o8.
XXI., 17 ...... v, 280 III., I..ii, tz; iu, 69o; VII .......... iv, 276 IX., 15, 16 ..... i, 439
XXI., 18... iii, 648 v, 457; vfi, VII, 2-4 ...... iv, 7 IX., 20 ....... i, 433
XXI., I8, I9. •.iv,448 379 VII, 2-8 ..... i, 434 IX., 36 ...... viii, 3cM.
XXI., 19 ..... xd, 51 III., x-H ..... iv, 98 VII., 5, 6 ...... i, 56I IX., 36-43 .... iv,_
XXI., 20 ..... ilt, 253; III., 5 ........ iii, 246 VII., 6 ....... iii, 153 IX., 4o_.3_.v, 477; vi,
' viii, 57 111., 6..i, 430; v, 55° VII., i 5 ....... iv, 7
XXI., 23 ..... iii, 228 III, 7 ....... viii, 428 VII., 22.. ii, 335 ; iv, IX., 43 ...... iii, 678
XXL, 25 ..... iv, 28I III , I2 .... i, 431 483 X .... iv, 1431 ",,'it,455
III., i 3 ....... iih 16o VII., 37..w, I52; viii, X, I-4 ....... iv, to7
Acts, I., x......... viz, 398 II1, 14 ..... v, _z2x 248. X., l- 5 ........ i, 432
L, 3 .i, 319; iii, 678; III., 15 • •.i, 39I; vih VII, 38. x,48o;iil,355 X., 2,4 ....... v, 456
iv, 456; vii, 442- 523 . VII., 38-41...iii, 152 X., 4 ........ viii, 384
I.,4 .......... iv, 15o III., 17 ....... viii, 2o VIL, 39, 4o..iii, I5h X.,9. • ill, 69°; vi_
I., 4, 5 .... iv, 143; v, IlL, 19-21 •• • lib 562 7t°" 379; iv, Io8.
668. III., 22 ...... viit, 248 VII., 42, 43...iv, 546 X., 9-35
X., 9-15 .....
...... v_!,
iv, 4_
66"/
I., 4, 14 ...... vii, 532 III., 22, 23. •.iv, 152; VII., 45 ...... Iv, 7
I., 5" • .iv, 632 ; v, 678 viii, 87. VII., 5I, 52.-. iii, I7O X., 1o-I 5 ..... n, 241
I., 6-8 ....... _v, _58 IIL, 24. • .v, 17o; wt, Vll., 52. • .iv, 389; v, X., II ....... viii, 424
I., 7..i, 455; fi, 39°; 53i; viii, 669 221. X., 13 ....... v,A, 4_5
v, 553; vi, 5z' IV., 2 ....... v, 371 VII., 53 ...... iii, 65_ X., 14 ........ iv, 505
I., 8 ......... iv, 254 IV., 2, 8 ....... i, 431 VII., 55 ...... tii, 627 X., 14, 15 ... iii, 71a
I., 9-A, 298; vii, i1x, IV., 4. ...... •.h 495 VII., 56...i, 435; vii, X., 15 ..... i,432,
v, 646; vi,
44_- IV., 6...vii, 438; viu, VII, 59.- 464iix,
• 648; vi, X., 265.2.5.:.... v, 491
'. I., 9, io ....... iii, 584 417. X., 28..iv, 83; v, 354
: I., 1o ......... iil, 678 IV., 8-12 ...... v, 522 273. ...
I., I1...i, 87; ill, 542, IV., I2 .... tl, ]t8; v, VII., 59, 60..at, 589, X., 28, 29 ..... i, 436
561, 627. 670; viii, 504. 716" X, 3° ........ iv, Io't
• I., I 2 seq..... viii, 667 IV., 19 ....... v., 226 VII., 6o .. v, 488; via, X., 34, 35.' ii, 494;1,
, I., 14 ""'" .v, 429, 449 IV., 22, 24... t, 431 VIII ..... 154,
vii, 43 °, 452
435, 784 X,, _ 43_.
35, 45 .... VIII
I., x5 ......... ..v.,37° IV., 24 ...... vii, 532 VIII., 9 ...... iii, 234 455.
I., I5-2o ...... m, 252 IV., 25-3o .... iii, 340 X., 36 ....... v,
I,, 16 ......... i, 4:_9 IV., 27...iit, 62_, 67" VIII., 9--1I
_i, ...i,
252.347; x., 37-44.... : .i, 4_
I., 18 ........ vii, 466 IV, 3 I, 33 ..... 1' 431 VIII., 9, ,8 .... i, 4o9 X., 38 .... iv, 004; m,
I., 20..i, 388; vii, 454 IV., 32 • • iv, 643; v, VIII., 9-24. ...iii, 66, 672.
I., 23 ........ viii, 593 286, 429, 533; 689; v, 74. _ X., 42 ....... vii, 448
I., 26-28 ...... ii, 49 z vii, 378; vzii, VIII., io ..... iv, 57 _ X., 44"46 ..... iv, 1o7
I.. 4I ......... ii, 321 633- X., 44-4 ;$..... v, 6/o
II., x........ viib 773 IV., 32-37 • . .vih, 619 VIII, I3 .... viii, I27 X., 47..i, 436; v, 3_
II., i-4...iii, 69o; iv, IV.,M, 35 .... iv, 123 VIIL't4"v'562;vii' XI.,3 ......... ty, 3
Io8. V ........... vii, 466 452"" XL, 15 ...... vu, 4_[
IL, x, 4a.. ... vii, 532 V., I ......... ii, 335 VIII., I7...fi, 92; v, XI., I5-_7:.:. v;.e_,_
IL, 2-4 ...... v, 555 V., ]t-ii ..... viii, 62o 378.
II., 3 ......... v, V., i-I6 ....... iv, 99 VIII., 18 ..... iv, _52 XI., _6...t, 03; it, e9
II., 4 ....... vii, _7 V., 3, 4 ...... v, 543 VIII., i8.-2I . .ili, :115 XI., 28 ...... vii, 4_[
IL, 6 ......... vi, 2Io V., !o ........ vt, 234 VIII., I9 .... vil, 452 XII.._ ..... ifl, 648
II., 9, _o ...... iii, I58 V, 13 ........ v, 159 VIII., 20..i, 555,59_'.." XIL, ,t ....... _ _7
II., I3 ........ iv, _O8 V., _3-26 ...... iv, 98 iv, 123; vu, XIL, 4, IZ...vi_ 77_]
II., _4 ........ ii, 289 V, _5 ...... viii, 549 453. XIL, 1"_..... vli,.f_
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EIL, t3 ........ ii, 9 Acts, XVl., 8, 13 .... i, 437 Acts, XXI., 23-7.6..iii, 433 Rom. I., 20-22 .... iv, 3_
XU., l_ ...... ill, 672 XVI., I6...iii, 9o; v, XXI., 26 ..... iv, 43 ° I., 20--23 .... iii,
XII., x_, 19...vi, 277 402. XXlI., 5 ..... viii, 96 L, _--27 ..... v, 5o
XII., 23. .iii, Io6; vii, XVL, 18 ...... vii, 65 XXII., 8 ..... i, 439 I., 2x ..... i, 506; u,
314. XVI., I9 ..... vii, 57 x XXlI., 14 ..... v, 221 I95; iv, 483;vl,
XIII ......... viii, 88 XVI., 25. .ii, 258; iii, XXII., i6 .... v, 569 34o.
XIII., 1...ii, 87; vhi, 689; v, 537 XXII., 24, 25 .... vii, L, 21-23...
vii, I01. iv, 51o;
493, 672" XVI., 37, 38..vfi, 12o 52o.
XIIL, 2 ....... v, 259 XVII ......... il, 518 XXII., 28 .... iv, IOO ]., 21, 23 .... V, 498
XlII., 2, 3 ..... vi, 43 XVII., 9, xo..vi, 277 XXIII., 2.. .iv, 88; I., 21, 23-25. .iv,63o
XlII., vi, 83 XVII., Ix..i, 224; v, viii, 523 . I., 22 .... ii, 340; va,

XlII.,_._Ix_i_ 07. ii, 3II; XXIII, 4, 35_-v,34 o, 1,22, 44,23.z69- iv, 493
XIIL, 6--i2 .... iii,iv, 66 99 XVII., I_ .... ' 373....
XIII., 7-9 .... v, 562 vii, "_62. XXIII., 6 .... iii, 573 I., 23 ....... ii, 195
XIII., 8 ...... iii, 234 XVII., 21...ii, 3; lib XXIII., 8... ih, 649 I., 24 ....... iv, 557
XIII., Io ..... vii, I37 1831 vm, 503 XXIII., 9. • • viti, 505 I., 25 ...... i,369; li,
XIII., 13 ...... vi, 83 XVII., 22, 23. .ii, 464 XXIII, 1I.. viii, 53 ° 195; fii, 564,
XIII., 15 ..... vi, 154 XVII., 22-28..li, 321 XXIV., 15 .... vii, 6I, iv, 574; vii, 443,
XIII., 17 ..... ili,.155 XVII., 23 ..... v, I14 216. 488; viii, 425.
XIII., 17-I 9 .... iv, 7 XVlI., 24..i, 433; iii, XXIV., 26 .... iv, 123 I., 25, 26 ..... v, 535
XIII., 22 .... vii, 450; 612. XXVL, 6 .... vii, I44 I., 26 ..... iii, 96; iv,
viii, 64. XVII., 24, 25 . .ii, 462 XXVI., 7 ...... wn, 3 557-
XIII., 33 ...... v, 564 XVII., 28 .... iv, 269, XXVI., 14. .i, 84; vii, l., 26, 27... ii, 260;
XIII., 38 ....... i, 63 499 ; vli, I40 , 5OO. v, 278.
XlII., 46. . • iv, I2o 257. XXVI., 15 ..... i, 439 I., 27, 28 .... iv, 631
XlII., 46, 47- • v, 514 XVII., 3° ... i, 28; ii, XXVI., 17,18.. i_ 321 I., 28 .... i, 260, 502 ;
XIV., 4, I4--.vii, 380 36, 491; viii, XXVL, 18... iii, 17o ib 81; iv, 147,
XlV., lO ..... iii, 263 544 XXVI., 22... iii, 573 557; vii, 443
XIV., I2..ii, 55; viii, XVII., 31 ....... i, 33 XXVII ........ i, 437 I., 30-32 .... v, 372
677. XVII., 32 .... ifi, 573 XXVIL, I6.. viii, 477 I., 32 ..... i, I4; viii,
XIV., 14, I5. • .v, 491 XVIII., 9..- vfii, 53° XXVII, 35- - • iii, 689 615, 63 I.
XIV., 15-I7...i,4341 XVIII., 24 .... vl, 236 XXVII., 40. v, 216 II., I- 3 ...... v, 541
iit, 660. XVIIL, 26...va, 236 XXVIII ... vtii, 382 II., 2....... iii, 457
XIV., 22...1, I42 ; vi, XVIII., 28... vl, 3871 XXVIII, 1..vifi, 477 II., 4 ........ i, 54
1o5, 273. XIX ........ iv, 143 XXVIII, 2... iii, 72 II., 4, 5 ..... iv, 312
XIV., 23.. ii, 504; "¢1, XIX., x- 7 .... fii, 674 XXVIII., 3. • .iii, 633 II., 4, 5, 7 "" i, 519
229; v31, 38I XlX., 2- 5 .... fii, 679 XXVIII., 11...x, 437 II., 4-6.. v, 485, 544
XV .......... vii, 454 XIX., 4 .... iii, 674 XXVIII, 17-29. • .iv, II., 4-1o .... iv, 3o6
XV., I ....... vii, 454 XIX., 6 .... fi, 92; v, 147. II., 5- • i,_Ix; ii, 38
XV., I-3I ..... ifi, 76 534; vii, 519 XXVIII., 22..v, 562; II., 6..i, o4; ii, 434;
XV., 5-29 .... iii, 432 XlX., 9...... in, 685 wi, 28I. iii, 162.
XV., 7 ....... v, 419 XIX., I3 .... vii, 65 XXVIII, 25 ..... viii, IL, 7........ ii, 93
XV., 7, 8..v, 668; vii, XlX., 14. .vii, 48I 237. II., 8, 9 ...... ii, 93
455. XlX., 15 ...... v, 402 XXVlII., 26..vi, 39I II., Ix..iv, 264, 266;
XV., 7-11 ..... iv, 94 XlX., I5, 16...vii, 65 XXVlII, 26, 27.. iv, v,662; vi,272;
XV., 9 ........ v, 670 XlX., 19 ...... iv, 15 Io5. viii, 479'
XV., 9, IO.... vii, 455 XIX., 23 ..... iii, 685 II., I2..v, 514; viii,

XV., xo_i •' iv,

Io8.63, 79; XIX., 27 ..... vii,
26-30.. vi, 571
277 Rom. I., x- 4 .... i, 4411
I .......... iv, "
i_,v
' IL, xz_-x6..,
479, 525ill,
• 457
XV., 13...v, 562; vii, XX., 5, 6 ...... i, 437 276" II., I3 .... iv, 54; v,
455. xx., 7 ...... viii, 773 I., 3...i, 86; iii, 540 14557._ vi, 93
XV., i3-I7 .... v, 674 XX., 9-i2 ..... iv, 98 I., 3, 4 .... i, 454; iii, II ..... 357; iii,
XV., I3, 19 .... V, 572 XX., 16 ..... viii, 773 375,624;iv,339 96; vi, 2ol.
XV., 14... i, 436, 492 XX., 2_ ....... i, _38 I.,5-x 5 .... viii, 673 IL, I4, 15.- .ii, 274,
XV., 15 ....... i, 435 XX., 2_...iv, 46, ao; I., 7 ........ iii, 608 322; vfi, 17I
XV., 2o .... viii, 243 vi, 264 ; vii, I., 8..iii,6251 v, 309, II., 15 ...... vi, 2o1
672; viii, 674. II., 15, 16... iv, 295
XV.,
XV., 2o, 29...vii, v, 379
22 ....... 312 422' ....
XX., 28-31 424"v, I25 I., 11 ....... h, 45 ° II., 16 ...... iii, 457
XV., 23...ii, 252; vii, XX., 29-31 . .ii, 87; v, I., xI, 12 .... ii, 444 II., x7-_.., h, 340
455" 283; viii, 764 I., 14 ...... iv, 485 II., 21 .... ii, 16; iii,
XV., 24 ....... ii, 427 XX., 32 ...... vi, 264 I., t6-I8 .... iii, 457 457"
XV., 28 ..... viii, 773 XX., 35- .i, 5; vii, 433, I., 17. .i, 51.11 ii, 354, IL, 23 ...... iv, 643
XV., 28, 29...ii, 252 ; 460. 444; _v, 54; v, II., 24..4ot; iii, 171,
iv, 85, 650; v, XX., 38 ...... vi, 265 218. 457; v, 2.847
557" XXI ......... x, 437 I., 18 ..... i, 500; iii, II., 25 ....... n, 53•
XV., 3° ....... iv, 86 XXI., 9...v, 546; vii, 457. IL,
II., 27 ....... 458;
28...iii, i, 477
vi,
XV., 3_ ..... vii, 481 48L L, I8-23... iv, 574
XV., 39 ..... viii, 493 XXI., zo .... vii, 441 I., 19... iv, 483..51o 2_41 viii, I5I
XV., 39, 40 .... vi, 47 XXI., 11 ..... ill, 611 I., 19-2I ..... vn,44 II., 28, 29..iii, 564;
XVI., 1-3 ...... iv, 94 XXI., x3 ..... iv, I2o I_, 20..ii, 66; iii, 199, .. iv:.4._ 37 o. ...
XVI, 3.-iii,433;iv,70 XXI., 14....... i, 4° 280, 464, 502; it., 29..n, $4.5; m,
XVL, 4...iv,86; viii, XXI., iS-26...viii, 4 iv, 6oo, 625; v, 4_8; iv, 62o,
670. XXI., 20-26... iv, 70 6141 _ Io3- w, 218.
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS. 25 3

Rom. III., 3 ....... v, 4_,8 Rom. V., 18 ....... i, 137 Rom. VII., 18 ..... i, 450, [Rom. VIII.,
Sor, 539-
IIL, 3, 4372,
..... 374,
v, 341,
5617_8 V., 19 .... i, 448,
V, zo.:....i, 454
28, 458; 518;93;ii, 39_.;
iv, viii, [ VIII., 56, s7, .v, 347,
16.-18..v, 40/
III., 3-Io.. viii, m, 458, 569, 57. VIII., 17...i, 88; ii,
IIL, 5 ....... ii, 2"6 58o. VII., 19 .... vi, 371,
III., 6 ...... ii, 226 V., 21.. iih 458, 58o 372. c_; v, _37
III., 8 .... i, 351 ; ii, VI., l-lz ..... iv, 93 VII., 2o ..... iii, 579 VII1., I7, t8 ..... li,

IIL, 388;....v, i,554.

1o seq 208 VI., 2 ....
458.ii, 395; tii, VII., 20,395.
23, 24..h, VII t.,
+ t_417;
...iii,iii,552;
574
IlL, II ....... i, 344 VI., 3.... iv, 7% vii, VII., 21 ..... vii, 125 v, 35o, 404,
III., I3 ...... iii, 709 43 I, 446 VII., 22-z# . vi, 372 5°6, 539,
IIL, 13-18 ...v, 493 VI., 3, 4. 1, 444; hi, VII., 23 .... in, 459, 584; viii,
III., 15 .... vii, 406 66i; viii, 498 579, 584; iv, 694, _0t.
Ill., t6, 17 ...ii, 340 VI., 3-5 .... i,, 58o 338j 340; vl, VIII., 19..1, 561 ; vi,
III., I8 ...... il, 340 VI., 4. • • vi, 368; ifi, 372. 543.
Ill., t 9 ...... 1is,458 220; iv, 459. VII., :24 .i, 450; 1hi VIII., 19, 2o..iv,641
III., _ ...... ii, 355, VI., 5 . .n, 545; vii, 384; iv, 631 , VIIL, 19-"I ..... iii,
41o; vs, 214 476. 660; viii, 658 483; iv, 264,
III., 2I... i, 5II; u, VI., 6..ii, 395, 418; VII, 25 .... vi, 373 548, 673;
228. m, 580 VII.. 34 • • vitt, 505 vi, 366.
III., 21-26 .... i, 28 VI, 6, 7 .... fi, 526 VIII, 2. ui, 579 ; w, VIII., I9, _'1..... iv,
III., _I, z:_.. iii, 458 VI., 7 ...... l, 457 93, 340 549 _
III., 22 ..... h, _'_'8 VI., 8...iii, 580, 66I VIII., 2-4 ...n, 395 VIII., 19, "z. v, 1o6
III., 23 ...... i, 499 VI, 9 .. s, 444; iv, VIII., 2, 3, 4, H..vi, VIII., 19-22..v, io8
III., _'3, "4..v, 526 438; wl, 344 373. VIII., 2o ...iv, 63I;

IlL, "5
III., 23-26..viii,
...... v, 618
-,26 VI., Io .......
is-13...iu, _ VIII., 3...i,
459, 45 o,535,iii, vifi, .....
VIII., 2o_21 726. iv,
III., 26..ii, 228; iv, VI, 12, I3.. 1, 542 556, 579, vi, 29a, 341
76 VI., Iz-t 9. .vtih 618 52; vii, i25 M2.
III., 29..ii, 491; w, VI., i3...u, 395; iv, VIII., 3-5 . .iv, 93 VIII., 21. ,h 567; iv,
8o 164. VIII., 3-39- .vi, 541 345; wa, 475
III., 29, 30.. ih 449 VI., I4 ...... u, 392 VIII., 5 --- iih 22o VIII., 21, a_'..vi, 21I
III., 3o. . i, 494, 55 ° VI., 14, 15 .lit, 711 VIII., 5, 6 ... w, 56 VIII., 22 ..... ii, lot
III., 31 ...... _v, 79 VI., 15....... ib 392 VIII., 5-13 . it, 395 VIII., 22,23. .iv, 264
i IV...n, 308; in, i53; VI., i6 ....... u, 386 VIII., 5-15..iii, 460 VIII., 22-24...ii, 33
w, 63. VI., I6, 17. % 67 1 VIII, 6 ..... viu, 57 VIII., _'3 .... iv, i5o
IV., I ....... Vl, 214 VI,, 19 ..... iv, I641 VIII., 6, 7 ...iit, 579 VIII., 24,25. .ii,417;
IV., 2 ..... w, 214 VI., i9-23...iii, 58ol VIII., 6-8 ..w, 93 v, 48_, 546
IV., 3 ..... 1, 7, 146, VI, 20--23. . .ib411 I VIII., 7..iv, 340; v, VIII., 2o .... It, 537;
, 467; ii, 445, VI, 22 ...... n, 3761 641; vui, 57 iv, 61.
446, m, 709 VII, I ....... iv, 44 VIII., _, 8..u, 417 VIII., 28, 29 .... ii,
IV., 3, 12. .. 1, 47 ° VII., I-3. • - iv, 66" VIII., o..1, 536, ill, 276, 417.
IV., 5 ....... fi, 446 VII., 2..m, 396; viii, 45 I, 552; iv, VII1., "9...viii, 546,
IV., 7 ....... ili, 639 616. 114, 626. 549.
IV., 7-8... il, 362 VII., 2, 3 .... iv, 7° VIII., 8, 9 - .ili, 579 VIII., 29, 30..i, t48
IV., 9 .... is, 446; iii, VII., 3 ..... ii, 22 VIII., 9- t, 533,536; VllI., 32...i, 69; lit,
7II. VII., 4- ii, 396, 397; n, 218, 374; 627,639; iv,
IV., II .... ill, I53 , iii, 458 iu, 338%583, I23, 655" vi_
435; iv, 19; VII., 6 .iv, 70; h, 629;v,t_41, 294-

IV., tI,w,I264..... iv, 63 4Io. 395; iu,

VII., 7.-.ii, vt, 43; viii,
57" VIII., 34
VIII., ..... ti,i, 5_;;
35 ....
IV., 16 ....... iv, 19 459, vl, 37 I. VIII., 1o..i, 536; it, iii, 647; iv,
IV., 17 ...... vn, 517 VII., 8.. iii, 459; vi, 417. 312; v, 287,
IV., 22...ii, 446; hi, 37 I. VIII., 1o, 11 ..... ii, 3o3.
: 71I. VII., 8, 11...fil, 522 39_ ; ih, 46o VIII., 35-37 ..... iv,
IV., 25 ...... iib 640 VII, 9..iv, 489; vi, VIII., 11..I, 33, 444, 396; v, 500,
V., 2- 5. .v, 5oi, 534 370; viii, 58 532; fii,460, 539.
V., 3 ........ ifi, 646 VII., 9, lO... V1,371 625 ;V, 225; VIII., 36 ..... i, 39o,
V., 3-5 ...... ii, 436 VII, I2 ..... ii, 228, vi, 43- 48s; v, 175
V., 4 ....... viii, 683 397, 4II, VIII., IL 12. v, 89 VIII., 36, 37..ii, 418
V., 4, 5 ...... il, 376 593; iv, 79; VIII., 11-13..iii,579 VIII., 38, 39 ..... ii,
V., 7 ...... iv, 5o9 vi, 37 I. VIII, I2 ..... iv, 93 426; iv, 333,
V., 8 ....... sv, 5o8 VII., I2, 13. .iv, 28o VIII., 12-14..v, 495 396"
V., 8, 9 ..... v, 332 VII., I2, I4..iv, 619 VIII., I3..i, 536; it',I IX., I .... vi, 43, 2o8
V., 9, Io .... vii, Ho VII, 13 ..... vi, 37I 417;iv,565,[ IX., 3"5 ...... v,$18
V., 12 ........ vi, 52 VII., I3, I4..iii, 458 626, 632. [ IX.,
IX., 45 ........
.... i, 13, iv, lit
44.t;
V., 1z-q4... ii, 393; VII., z4..ib 4II; v, VIII, t4 .... iv, 539,_ ii_ t65, 608,
vi, :zo3. 645; vi, 371 605. ]
V., 13 ........ ii,4to VII., _5 ..... vi, 37o, VIII., 14, 15 ..vi, 431 611; v,
V., 14...i, 448, 455; 371 ; vii, I25 VIII., !5..... i, 41.9:[ 22_ 6_2'642;
iv, 516; v, io6; VII., I5-I8..vi, 372 472, 533; _l vi, 383.
vi, 63, 2o2, 323 VII., 17. .ii, 395; iii, 418;iv,421; ] IX., 6...iv, 373, $74
V., 17 ........ i, 443 1 579. viii, 45. I IX., 6, 8 ..... iv, ;37o
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Rom. IX.,8 ....... iv, 37 x Rom. XI.,33 .... i, 331; ii, Rom. XIII.,8--io..ii, 4xz Rom. XVI., 16 ""
IX., ,o-13...i, 493; 292, 463; iii, XIII., 9-.ii, 554; iii, "_ "6_6.29';
iii, 151; iv, 82 298, 46o; iv, 152, 461; XVL, 17-I 9. .rift,58
IX., II, I2...iv, 292 375; v, 618; iv, 19. XVI., 18 ..... vifi,6o
IX., 13 ....... i, 493 vi, 385 . XIII., xo..i, 476; ii, XVL, 19 ..... ii, 2i4
IX., I4 •.ii, 44I ; iv, KI., 33-36- .. v, 547 430; viii, XVI., 20..v, 4o5;_
264. XI., 34.-.i, 526; iii, 633. z6x; vii,
IX., I_ ..... : il, 415 298 , 502, 614, XIII., II, I2..ii,435 484; van,
IX., IO ..... t% 320, 640; viii, I49 XIII., 12, 13 ..... ii, 546.
2I• .• "
iX., i_i ,8...iv, 3o7 XI.,_. iii, 461, v,248;iv,
8o;494. XVI•, 21 .viii,
"vii'
458'493.
IX., 18 ..... iv, 3o8, XI•, 36 . .i, 320; iv, XIII., xz-14..ii, 392 XVI., 25 .... vii, m 5

IX., Xg-2x...iv,
315; viii, ]_ 6o3. i, 574; ii,
XII.,x.... XlII., 13...
iv, ii,441
IO8,; XVI-,25,26--iv,
488. 431,

IX., zo
2o, ....
21 .. iv,
iii, 53o5
_ _.; iii, 58I, II3;
544• viii, XVI., 26, 27. .ii, 41o
IX., 25. .i, 331,422; XII., I, 2 .... v, 4o4, XIII., I4 .... ii, 285; I. Cor.,I., 3 ........ iii, 435
vii, 517 . 5oL iv, 72, 27I; I., 9 .... ii, 353, 447
IX., 25, 26 .... i, 492 XII., 2...ii, 357; iii, rift, 57- I., lo..i, 5o, 68; m,
IX•, 32,33..iii, I65, 461;vii,420; XIV., t..iv, 397; v, 245, 255; iv,
172. viii, t87. 388. 26I; v, 424,
IX., 33 ..... iii, 365 XII., 3... i, 548; vi, XIV., 2 ...... ii, 48o 553, 668; vn,
X., 2, 3 ...... ii, 357 217" XIV., 3..ii, 239, 39o 416.
X., 2-4 ...... iii, 46o XII., 5 ....... i, 17 XIV., 4. •.iv, 76; v, I., I1, 12 .... iii, 676
X., 3, 4 ...... i, 476 XII., 6 ....... iv, 82 I31, 332, I., I2-I 5 .... iih 442
X., 4. • .ii, 357, 433; XII., 8 .... ii, 2o, 27 54I, 661. I_, 14, 15 ..... iv, 68
V, 236. XII., 8"I 3 • ..ii, 2941 XIV., 6 ...... ii, 24O I., 14, I6. .iii, 676

X.,
X., _ . .....
.... i, 25_t
iv, 446 XII., 9..ii,
iii, 251,418;
46.., 713 I[ XIV., 9..i,
458; 446; iv,
vi, 377 I., 17.......
I., I7-24 .... iii,
v, 676
552
X., 8 ........ i, 574 XII., 9, ..o... ii, 357 l XIV., Io-12•..i, 34 I., 18... i, 32o; in,
X., 8-IO ..... vi, 271 XII., Io .... ifi, 461 ; XIV., t2-13. .v, 4o2 439; iv, 583;
X., 8-I I ..... ii, 427 viii, 482. I XIV., 13 ..... iv, 44 viii, 46.
X., 9 ........ i, 446 XII., 11.. ii, 33; iv, XIV., 14 .... vi, 525 I., I8, 2o, 25...i,56
X., Io ..... i, 53; ii, 288. XlV., x5 . .i, 446; iv, I., 19-.ii, 3o4, 446;
422; iii, 194; XII., 12 .... iii, 46I 387, 649; iii, 439, 47 I.
iv, IO3, XlI., "3 ..... v, 355 viii, 62. I., 19, 20 .... ib 320
X., 1o, I.. .... ii, 418 XlI., 14. .ii, 427; iv, XIV., I6, 17 .ii, 238 I., 20--22. •• vii, 1o7
X., 11, 12 .... iv, 6m 653; v, 537; XIV., x7 .... ii, 39o, I., 20...ii, 446; in,
X., I:_ ....... ii, 491 vii, 183. 39I ; iii, 685 ; 66, 439, 5'_7-
X., 14, 15... ii, 353 XII., 15...iii,69; iv, iv, II2; v. l., 2I..iii, 248, 439;
X., 14-17...ill, I54 III. 55O, 648. iv, 83, 550; vl,
X., 15 .. • i, 436; iii, XII., I6..i, 55o; iil, XIV., I9 ..... ii, 397 397; vii, 238.
340. 46t; vi, 27_ XIV., 2o .... ii, 240; l., 21-24 .... ii, 320
X., 17... ii, 5o, 353; XII., I7...i, 34; iii, vii, 379- I., 22 .... ii, 304; ill,
iii, 46O. 46I, 713; iV, XIV., 20, 2I..iv, I12 439'
X., I8...ii, "53; iii, 25, 54; v, XIV., 21 .... it, 240, I., 22-24 .... v, 516
i56 , I._.7; v, 541; viii, 6o 397; iv, 649 I., 23...i, 446; 111
51; vm, 751 XII.,..8 ..... ii, 357 XIV',23 ...... vi, 96 265'439"
X., I9 ....... ii, 357 XlI., 18, 19. .iii, 46I XV., 4- " il, 412; viii, I., 23, 24 .... iv, 402
X., 20, 21 .... ii, 357 XlI., 19 .... iii, 31i, 63o. I., 24..ii, 323, 339,

• "" 247; iii,

X.. _-1169.i, 463;
37 o, vii,
713;183;
v, XV., 9 .......
XV.,5 ..... viihiv,482
76 iv,
491; 246,
iii, 249;
614;
XI., 1....... viii, 37 viii, 426, 611 XV., 12 .... iii, 59 x viii, 761.

XI.,4.4_ 364; vii, XlI., 2I..54Lii, 357; v, XV., t3

..3,......
14...ii, vi,41843 I., 25""
I', 26..iv,iii' 338, 579;
298'440
XI., 7 ....... vi, 281 KILL, I..i, 5_5_; iii, [ XV., ..5, 16... i, I6; v, 420.
XI., II ...... ii, 3_7 7I, 047- [ vi, 208. I., 26, 27...ii, 604;
XI., 11-36... iv, 82 XIII., I, 2...iv, 6641 XV., I5-17... i, 257 iv, 48.
XI., 15 ..... viii, 26 Kill., 1, 4, 7. • • vii, [ XV., xS-X9 •..vi,43 I., 26-28 .... i, 387;
KI., I6... i, 327; ii, 436" I XV., 16 ...... v, 29° iv, 483.
40. XIII., I- 7. .1,4I, 517[ XV., I8 ..... vi, 2o8 I., 26-29 .... iv, 352
XI., t7... i, 536; ii, XIIL, 2...viii, 636 XV., 19 ..... iv, 6I 9 I., 27. .iii, 440, 47h
507 . KIII., 3-- .ii, 23o; v, XV., 2o..vi, 43; viii, 524, 59o, 6°5,
XI., I7-2o...iv, I46 545. . 675" 669; iv, 493,
XI., 17-:zl ..... v, 4 XlII., 4...ii, 23o; _, XV., 27 ..... vii, 378 629-
XI., 2o, 2I...v, ',84, 552; iii, 214 XV., 29 ...... ii, 459 I., 27, 28 .... iv, 117
534, 67z: KILL, 4, 6...vi, 1o8 XV., 3o ...... vi, 43 I., 27-29 .... iv, 57'.
XI., 2i, 17... h 499 KILL, 6...i, 552; iii, XV., XVI .... iii, 4bo I., 29 .... i, 450; _v,
XI., 22..ii, "'7; iv., 647- XVI., i .... viii, 664 [ 313 •
76. XIII., 7,8...v, 534; XVI., 3, 4 ..... i, 20 [ I., 29, 3I .... iii, 440
XI., _6..i, 465; viii, ii, 1i 5, XVL, 7 ..... vii, 38o] I., 3O...iv, 561, 593
21. KIII., 8..vii, 436; il, XVI., 14 ..... v, "56 [ I., 3I...i, 8, 67; ii,
XI., 32 .. i, 33 I, 45° 4..8. XVI., I5-17..viii, I41 219; viii, _,8.
 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS. zH

I. Cot. II._ 2...fii, 88, 525; I. Cor. I II., 7.- .i, 496; vi, L Cot. IV, 2r ...... ii, 2251 I. Cot. VI., 18...i i, _18; v,
iv, 378, 458. 188, 369• V., x...iii, 446; iv, 334.
II.,4 ....... iv, 355 III., 8 ....... iv, 67 76, 61o. I VL xS-ao...iv_9];
II., 4, 5 .... iv, 424, III., 8, 9 ..... ii, 30o V., 2 ........ iv, 87[ v, 551.
.. 573; vi, 43- Iii., 9 ...... iv, 497 V., 3.-iv,9o, I!1; Vb[ VL. 18,19. .viU,48_f
11., 5 .... ii, 3H,446 III., 9-x 5 ..... ii, 15 Io 5. , VI., 19.. ,i, 56' 84;
II., 6...1, 328, 4[5, III., [o ..... iii, [7 [, V.,4 ......... v,2921 iii, ,3o; v,
53[ ; iv, 82, 329, 441 ; vi, 229 V., 5..ii, 37, _72; i_, [ 4_.; vi, 461
355,442,488. III., Io-13.. fi, 45o 443; av, 7o, vm, 6o.
II., 6, 7 ..... li, 46o, rlI., [i..iii, 442; ii, t_0; viii, 620. ] VI_ 19, ao...iv, 18,
463; iii, 440; 49. V., 6. iv, 20, 88, 94[ 46'8o;v,356;
iv, 1o, 359- III., 1i-[ 5. .vfi, i71 v., 6-9 ..... iv,_471 vii,446.
II., 6--8 ... il, 450; III., [",..ii, 516; iv, V., 6, ii .... 1, 5°° VI., 20...i, 540; iii,
iv, 334, 335, 295, 549,605; V., 7. i, 63; ii, 4ol, _ 556; iv,
361,471- v, 659 46o, 514; ill, 3n7; v, 450,
II., 7-" xii, 440; iv, III., 12-I5.. iv, 502 I67, 443; v, 50o"
488; vii, 44. III, 13 .... i, I8; v, 15z, 434; vii, VII...iv, 29, 40, $I,
II., 8..1, 71 ;iii, 441 ; 332. 226, 282. I6:1.
Iv, 83; v, 235 III., I3-15...ii, 52; V., 7, 8 .... ii, 545, v, VII., 1...iv, 60; vi,
II., 9 "-" h I4, I39, vi,, 216. 122, I23, 536 32I.
567;ii , 93,i98, III., 16.. i. 84, 532; V., 9-11 .... iv, 94 VII., h :L..fii, 399;
205, 218, 270, ii, 547, in, ¥., lo . in, 69, 75, iv, 68..
292, 35 o, 598; 230, 44.2, _ Z16 VII, I- 3 ..... iv, 91
iii, 564; iv, _52; iv, 46, V, II..i, 8o; ii,24o, VII., z-7 .... v, 54/t
[46, 346; v: _so; v, 355. 4ol; iii, 355; VII., 2..ii, 390; vi,
69, 7 I, 73, 223, III., 16, 17...i, 525 iv, 45 ; vfii, [6, 321.
253, 617; vx, ii, 36; iv, Ib, 1267i, " 635. VIL, a-6 .... vi, 3al
' 293; vxi, IoI, v, 46, 542. V, iv, 76, 96 VIL, _-7." vii, 145
472, 520, 52I ; III., 16--I8 . .iv, 9x V., 13 .... iii, 443, VII., 3..ii, 399, 40_
_' wfi, 58, 544. III., 17 .... i, 47 [, 468, 483. VII., 5" .ii, 390, 395,
II., 9, 1o ... ii, 45 ° 532; iii,442; VI., [, 2 .ii, 547; v 396,399,401;
II., o--I i ..... vi, 43 vi, t93. 546. iv, 33, 5°, 56
II., 1o .... _ 401 ; 11, IIL, _8 .... fix, 246, VL, [-3 .... iv, 8' vl, 96, 3"1;
A._ 348, 519; iv, 442. VI., t---6 ..... Iv,! viii, 28, 5o_.
253. III., 18, 19. iv, 4oI VI., 1, etc,..vii, 41' VII., 5, 6..... i, 480
I II., H. 603,
iii, 298,487,
614; iv, III., 18-2o..v,
552.... 484, VI.,
VL, z,2........ i, 31
3 ..... iii, 7_ VII.,
VII., 6-8
7.......... ii, iv,44
393,
51o. III., 19 .... m, 442, VI., 3. "iii,3°5,663 ; iv, 4_,
•, II., H, 12 .... ii, :_7 547; iv, 578, iv, 15, 88. v, 5ere;
= II., lZ.. .... v, 641 620; v, 111; VI., 4 ...... v, 58
VL, 7 ...... rift,63 VII., ?,vi,
8. I57.
•. iii, 443;
II., [2, 13. av, 358 vi, 409, 435;
II., 13. .ii, 320, 449; viii, 621. VI., 7, 8 ..... h, 548 I VlI., 8 ...... ii, 397
v, Io7. III., 19, 20..ii, 304, VI., 7"9 .... v, 546 VII., 8, 9 .... iv, 5_.,
II., 13, I4.. -ii, 31 ; 311; ill, 442 VI., 9" .ii, 548; v, I 9% vi, 311.
v, 54; viii, 59 III., 21..iii, 442; Iv, VI, 9, 450;
1o..i, viii,
34, 547
56,1t VII., 9"399;
.ii, 381,381,
iv, 75".
II., 14.. i, 327, 534, 2o.
574; ii, 313, III., 21, 22..lii, 444 50o; ii, 29o. VII., 9, I3,14...lii,
45 o, 519; iii, Ili, 22 ..... ui, 59I VI.,9-11 .... _,537; 443. t
: 298 , 383 ; iv, III, 23 .... xii, 244 ii, 402; v,,55 t VII., lO..... i i,443;
1o3, 6o6; v, III., 25 ..... iii, 246 VI., Io .... _v, 053, VII, Io, H..ii,399;
.... 89; vi, 43; vii, IV., 3..... iv, 25 654; v, 340:. 553"443; v,
iii,
44; viii, 62I. IV., 4-..i, 75, 472; VI., [1...1, _19;
548; iii, xh
2o2; VII,, io-q2..ii,
.J II., I4, I_ .... ii, 71 vii, 193. vi, 46 - VIL, x_t..... i,48o
II., 15 . .1, 327, 506, IV., 5, 6 .... vii, 442 VI., IZ... ib 548; i, VII,, I3,
VII., 14..14-..iv,
i, 49_; 46
it,
511; U, 311. IV., 7' .iii, 689; iv,
II., _6 ..... iv, 358 35, 88; v, 533 5_9" "'
IIL, [ .... i, 534; ii, IV., 8... w, 88, [lo VI., I3...i, 532; n, 389'397'¢:12;
2_8; iii, 256. IV, 9...it, 418; iib -220, 238,388, ifi, _o; iv,
HI., I-3 .-. ia, 45o, 442.
3..89,402,
548; 45.
VII., 1_-17...iv,45
460; v, 494, IV., H-13..-ii, 4x8 m, 443; v,
533" IV., I2, [3" .iv, 57 I, 16_8!,648; w, VII.,VII,,
1117.... vii,$ov,'47
......
III., 2.. i, 54; ii, " 18, 63°. $z.
220, 221; w, • IV., 13..i,• 52, 56; VI., _3,14 .... iv,.9.._ VII., x_ ..... iv, j6_
68. vi, 1o9. VI., I4 .... i, 33; m, VII,, _8, _9, .vl, _111_
443; vi, 220. VII., 2o ..... iii, 6]
III,, z, 3 .... iv,458, IV., 15 ..... ii, 40o, VI., _5" "fi' 263; iii,
447; in, 446; VII._ al, _I_...iv, ao
485" . • 63; v, 4°5'443,55_z; VII,, _ ..... :..i, 81_
HI., 3 .... i, 52I ; ii, [ _v, iv, 46; v, 5n9
2_8; v, 66L ] I54; vi, 3_° VII,, 24 ..... u, 3.9_
IIL, 3, 4 .... iii, 6761 IV., i6, _7..vii, 375 VI., _5-I7..iv, 91; VII. "_5""i,48o; vii,
III., 6 ........ v,42{ IV., 18 ....... i, 56 VL, 16v'
......55I"ii, 4o2 436_-493"
IlL, 6, 7 .... iv, 322 [ IV., I9 ...... il, 554 Vn., f_j-28..ti_ _[4;
IlL, 6--8 ..... v, 638[ IV., 19, 2o...ii, 3_2 VI., 17 ..... iv, 28_., _d, 3_Z.
III,, 6--9 .... iii, _54_ 1V.,2o..i, 55; v, 554 434, 595"
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I. Cor. VII., 26--28..iv, 92 I. CoL VIII., 5, 6..iv, 157' I. Cot. X., 3-5 ..... it, 419 L Cor. XI., 2-i6 .... iv, 22
VII., 27, 28..iv, 43, 5o9. X., 4 .... i, 84, 2oo, XI., 2, 25,33... vi_,
52. I VIII., 6 .... it, 24o; 576; ifi, 163, 532.
VIL, 27. .it, 390; ifi, ifi, 444 ; v, 324, 4o9, _, XI., 3..it, 286, 420,
443. 224; vi, 42 7ii; iv, 36i; 453; iil, 445,
VII., 28..ii,4_3; vi, VIII., 7 .... it, 363, vi, 46; viii, 87 61o; iv, 3_
322, 427, 448; iv, X., 5 ....... i, 517 32, 28I ; .qh
VII., 29 .... it, 541; 88. X., 6... iii, 64, 444, 344,394,428,
iii, 294, 443, VIII., 7, 8..ii,,239 59I; v, 402. 429-
446; iv, 42, VIII., 8 ..... n, 239, X., 7 .... fi, 234; iii, XI., 3-I6...iii, 686
6o, 61; vi, 436;iV, lO3, 62, 152 ; iv, XI.,4 ....... v, 437
322, 347;rift, 65o; v, 55° lO5. XI., 4, 5-- - i, 429;
487. VIII., 9 ..... it, 427 X., 7, IO.... lib 444 iiL 688.
VII., 29, 3o. .ib247 ; VIII., IO .... it1, 66, X, 8..fi, 263; iv, 79 XI., 5- - .it, 29o, m
iv, 23. lOO. X., II .-b 479; iii, 687; .vn, 353
VII., 29--31.. v, 536 VIII. 11.. A, 446; 64, 444, 612; XI., 5, 6... fit, 446;
vii., 3o, 31.. v, 433 il, 427; 1% iv, 361, 517, vii, 506
VII., 3o.--35. . .it, 33 648. 23, 4o, 42; v, XI., 6 ....... iv, 37
VII., 31 ..... i, 465, VIII., II, I2..ii,2:o 54, I92. XI, 7-.iii, 7o, 445,
566; ili, 66; vln., 12 .... iv, 68 X., 12...ii, 382; v, it, 42o; iv,
549; iv, 23, VIII., I2, 13...viii, 332, 541; viii, 5o; vi, 375.
262,273,341 ; 62. 64. XI., 8 ...... a_,42o
vi, 366; vii, Viii., 13.. •. it, 240; x., 13 .i, 59; it, 3.9, xI., 9 ..... fi_, 445
380 Iv, 649; v, 353, 447; iv, xI., io ..b 327; n,
VII., 32, .ii, 4t3; iv, 357- 330, 331; v, 29o; m, to2,
2o; v, 431; IX., 1...ni, 611; w, 554. 444, 445,
viii, 57. 88. X., I4 ....... ilb 99 688; iv, 32,
VII., 32-34 ..... it, IX, 1- 5 ...... lv,65 X., 15 ...... v, 2_9 rift, Io.
398; iv, 6o; IX., 4, 5 .... w, 55 X., I6..1, 446, 52_; XI., 11. .it, 42o
v, 544; vl, IX, 5 ...... it, 39° il, 76. XL, 14. .m, 96,688;
322. IX, 6 ....... iv, 97 X., 18.. iv, 370; vii, it, 285 ; iv, 30
Vii., 32-35 . . .iv, 55 IX., 7 • .. ill, 444 379- XI., I4, 15.. w, 32
vii., 33..... il, 399 IX., 8-Io ,. iv,431 X., 19 ...... iih I83 XI, 15 ..... n, 285
vii., 34 .... ifi, 687; IX., 9. •it1,324, 444; X., 2o .... i, t 64; it, XI., 16.. iv, 33, v,
iv, 20, 29; vi, iv, 36°, 36I ; 239; vfi, 469; 3o9, 382, 386
3II,326; vii, vi, 194; vii, wfi, I16. XI, 17 ..... v, 66I
436; vifi, 561 4o9. X., 2o, 2I. vm, 511 XI., 18 ..... m, 245,
VII., 34, 35 .iii, 715 IX., 9, 1o..ui, 154; X., 2_ .... iih 85; v, 262.
VII., 35.. fi, 24, 4I 3, iv, 276, 36I, 29o, 309, 44I ; XI., I8, 19..in, 445

437;
4I; vi,iv, I401! IX, 520,.... iv, 55
9-18 X., 23 vn,, .it, I43.
241, 268, XI.,I9..i,212,31o,
n, 549 ; in,
322. IX, 13 .... ifi, 444 388, 419; tit, 243, 245,
Vii., 36 ..... vi, 322 IX, 13, 14. . ifi, 444 677 ; iv, 24, 257, 262,
VII., 37-.iv, 6o; vi, IX., 14 ...... it, 24o 49, 54, 285; 5o6, 574,
322. IX., I ifi, 444; iv, v, 432, 554 594; iv, 469,
Vii., 38...... it, 52, [ 5_. X., 24...it, 419; iv, v, 125, 424,
437; vi, 316 IX., I6 .... iii, 157 19. 554; vi,213;
VII., 39-4 o. . .iv, .92 IX., 19 ..... it, 5o9, X., 25 . .it, 239, 427 ; vii, 133.
VII., 39..it, 22; 1.n,[ 538; iii, 72; iv, 1o3; v, 648 XI., 20 ..... it, 24(
Ioh 443; iv, iv, I I I. X., 25-27. .. iib 444 XI., 2O-22, 33" - vn,
44, 45, 64, IX., 19-25. . .it, 427 X, 26..it, 200, 419, 380.
68. IX., 20 .... iii, 254 427, 500, 518 XI., 21, 22.. ii, 24C
VII., 39,40..ii,396 ; IX., 20, 2I...it, 303 X., 26, 28 ..... i, 19 XI., 22 ...... 11, 29C
ill, 715; v, IX., 20, 22..in, 434 X., 27 ..... ii, 239 XI., 23 .... vii, 489
55o. IX., 22..it, 449; iii, X., 27-29 .... iii, 31 5o6.
VII., 4o. . .iv, 6o; v, 69, 254, 348; X., 28...it, 20o; iii, XI., 23-26...v, 361
64t; xa, 46 iv, 7o; v, 331 99- XI., 23-29. .iii, 44.
VIII ......... iii, 71 IX., 24 ...... v, 586 X., 28-31 . .it, 419, XI., 25 .... ifi, I9_
VIII., t..i, 30, 397; IX., 24, 25 . • v, 288, 437. XI., 26..v, 363; vu
il, 358, 427 5ol, 542. X., 31 ..... i, 95; it, 47 o.
VIII., I-3... it, 312 IX., 24, 27. . .i, 5.29. 240; iv, 65I, XI., 27 ..... v, 29°
VIII., x, 113.. iii, 446 IX., 25 .. it, 400; m, viii, 63. 395, 441, 55"
VIII., 2 .... iii, 256; 694; vi, I59 32, 33. • iii, 69; vih, XI., 27, 28...it, 3oc
iv, 88; v, IX., 26 ..... iv, 632 62. XI., 29 ..... vii, 47(
IX., 27. •it, 4oo; iv, [ X., 33 ....... v, 331 XI., 29-34...v, 25<
VIII., 3.541.. iii, 71o I°7, 565; viii, I XI .......... iv, 37 XI., 3 I, 32.. it, 3o_
VIII., 4 ..... 1,42o; 58. / XI., I ..... i, 5o; it, XI., 32.. ii, 339; v
it, 519; iii, X., _ ..... i, 500; it, 1 377; v, 33I; 77.
85, 444; iv, 554; v, 5o9. I vi, 372; viii, XI., 33 ..... v, 55
648; vii, 379 X., I, 2 ..... v, 402 t 57, 243. XI., 33, 34-- .it, 24
VIII., 5 .... iii, 333, X., 1- 4 .... 1%52o I XI., x, 2 .... vix, 1131 XI., 34 ..... vii, 37.
444, iv:6_
479; X., 23,4
.......
...... iii, 679 [
it, 5541 XI.,
XL, 2!-16...iii,
....... iv,687
59 XlI .......
XII., x ..... _ iii, 44
61_
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t Cot. XII., t-it..iii, 188 z Cor. XIII., x3 .... i, 399, i t Cor. XV., 2o-22...i,
t
45_ z C_. XV_44,46 .... viii,
XIL,
XII., 2-'4
3 ........ iv,
ii, 25:z,
218 476;
6o2. fi,4I% XV-, 2'_ki, 447; vt, [ 73t"
XV., 44-47..ill, 587
254 _ v, 641 ; XIV...ii' 4, 28; vi, XV., 21-23. .iii, 58! | XV., 45 .... iti, 450,
vii, 38o. x54- Xv_ 22..... i, 458,/ 58_ 586;vi,
XII., 3-zt. .iii, 446 XIV., 2 .... vii, 380 527; iv, 516,] 5o.
Xii.,3_t3...vi, 46 XlV.,6 .... ii, 539 589; v, 72,] XV., 45, 46. . .i, $38
XII., 4-6 .... i, 4ol XlV., 7..- vfil, 379 149; va, 319,/ XV., 45, 47..t% t,t9
XIL, 4-7 .... iv, 255 XIV., 9-I1..ii, 318 368. XV.,45"47..vii, Ma
XII., 4-12--iii, 679 XIV., I3 .... ii, 318 XV., 23 .... v_ 382 XV., 46 .... tti, 191,
XII., 7-II "" .ii, 434 XIV., 15...iii, 690; XV., 23-28.. v, 226 450,671;
D2. iV,
XII., 8..iii, 250; iv, :v, 287. X'V., 24, 25 ..iii, 600
483; .vii,48o XIV., 16 .... l, 336; XV, 25 ..... iv, 26o XV., 46-50..vi, 2114
XlI.,
XlI., 8, 9-.._v,
8-1o..viti' 579
59 XlV., zoV.,5.6_.
.... 50.2.; XV., 25,xv,589
26..i, . 567;_ XV., 47529;
.... iii,
v, 431,
107,
XII., 8-II..iii, 446 is, 217; hi, XV, 25, 27..ifi,44_, 436; vt, 50
xv_ 47,48 .ili,58_
XlI., t i.. ii, 453; 1v, 504; vii1, 55 4.49.
255. XIV., 2I... fii, 446; XV., 26..i,457; ill, XV., 47-49..v, 495_
XlI., 12 ...... i, 15 vii, 479. 584. 520, 53o.
XII., I2-3o ..... iii, XIV., *'5.... ifi, 447 XV., 27, 28..t, 567; XV., 48..i, 3217,$35
446; v, 263 XIV., 26. .hi, 447 iih 600. XV., 48, 49..-iv, 55 I
XII., 13 ..... ii, 217 XlV, 29. . .vai, 353 XV., 28 .... iv, 343, XV., 49. ,i,535,537;
XlI., i8. ..... .vi, 193 ] XlV., 29,30. .v, 378 347, iii,4_[
vi, 3_J,,Stta;
374;
XlI., 23... iib 552 XIV., 29, 31 .... vat, xv., 29 .... iil, 449,
XII., 26...i, 35; lit, 3843. 581" - [
664; v, 292, XIV., 3° .... v, 389 XV., 3o-32. .iii, 5821 XV., 5o ..... i, .357.,
331, 355- XIV., 31 .... vi, 263 XV., 31 ..... v, 507[ 534, 530; u,
: XlI., 27 ..... iv, 8o XIV., 32. .iii, 349; XV., 32..i, 7_; iii,| 374,¢_1 ; iii,
XlI., 28..v, 263; 1, v, _I. 583; I14]
100, tv, 72.,]
va* | 15f_; 4to_4] a,
4_7, 498; XIV., 32, 37..ii, 29 225;vii,428; [ 5_1, 585,
vii, 353. XIV., 33 .... "_l,499 viih 576, 626 [ 584; iv, 2:;
XII., 2o .... rift, 59 XIV., 34..iit, 446;
XII., 3_ .... ifi, 446 vat, 42o. XV., 32, 33..ii, 314| v, 62o; vi'
XlII ....... i, 508; XIV., 34, 35.iii,677; XV., 33..iv, 43; %| 368, 374.
ill, 715 • iv,33;v, 54..o 346, 427,[ XV., 5o, 51 .... iv,
554 ;viii, 632[ 55 I.
XIII., I... ti, 429; XIV., 34-4o...vu,
xaii, 59, 379 532. XV., 34 ..... fi, 4oo| XV., 51, 5a ..... iii,
X¥., 35 .... iii, 450,
XIII., 2..i, 476; ii, XIV., 35 ..... iv, 28 582; iv,650 473; iv, 55o
XV.,51-53..iii,52_
444, 545- XIV., 4o... vh, 5o6 XV,, 5a..i, 539; ttb

XIII., 2-5...v, 426 XV., 3..iii, 231,611, XV., 36..i, _33; in,
XIII.,2,3..vi,346
XlII., 2-8...v, 533 XV.,2 ......
625 iv, 577 XV',35-38"'iv'5.5.'
585;xv, 194; _ii iv, _5°_;4't'
XlII., 3..... ii, 238 XV., 3, 4. •-i, 446; v, 548.
in, 58h 6271 XV., 37, 38..iii,4_L c v, 251; viii,
429, 539; XV., 3, 4, 24, I7, 18, I xv., 3 -39..iii, 5n{ XV.,5a,53..
573" iii,590
in, 597; v, ....iii, 328 ] XV., 3_. .ii, 148; ill
XlII., 384"18; ii,
4...1, xv., 3-8.... i_,456/ 450..,. XV.,53.._.i, 528,541;
53_
XV., 3-9 .... vi, zo_ | XV., 39"4I..all, 45 °
27 x;
vt, v, 494;
274. XV,, 5, 7"" .vii, 3.8ol XV., 584,451,
693;4_[5,
Iv,
XV., 39-42..iv,
4o--42..iv, 294
55:7 iii,
XllI., 4-7 .v, 488, XV,, 6..vi,4o9; vm, XV., 40, 41. .iii, 582 21, 43_, 0a3;
675. 432. vi, 368,374;
XIII., 4-8. • .ii, 602 XV., 6, I8 .... ii, 14 XV., 41 •.i, 381; ii,
XllI., 5..ii, 6o2; iv, X¥., 8..i, 327; vi/_, _.2,505, _o6; xv., 53-_S.....
vii, 346-
I9. 596. tii, 473,039; 51_; v, $48
XlII., 7. • .is, 418, XV., 8, 9...... b 77 t iv, 290, 523;
429,• 543- XV., 9 ...... iv, 26_1 vi, 86; viii, Xv.,XV"
53"56.54..L
33
t'iv';]7tii,
XlII., 7, 8..ii, 238; XV., 9, IO...VI, 202] 585" 159; is/',15][,
V, 426. XV., lO..i' 49_; lv'l XV., 4h 42 ..... iv, 589; vi, _Z,
XIII., 8--1o..vi, 2_I 333; viii, 596 509; .....
XV., 41-44 vt, 3.3..z
m, 368,
XlII., 9 ..... i, 4Ol, xv., 11..i, 437; lil, 586; V, 548 XV., 54,55" .i, 457;
402; vi, 187 285, 34.9; iv, XV., 42..i' 533; ii_ v, 556; Wh
IO. i,472; 95; vi, _ _o3-
XIII., 9,vi ' zt 1. XV., I2..i, 440; m, 450;
374. vi, 3o_, XV., 54-56..iii, SgO
XlII., xo...iv, 582; 259, 290, XV., 42, 43 ..... iii, XV., 55".ii, =57; nb
vi, 345.217; 447; iv, 469;
"6., 825. 450; iv, z4o 42,_%Z;5v_
XlII., II...ii,

XV., i2--.7.o..vi, 226 XV., 43 ..... i, 533

XIII., 12...'.ii, 218, | XV., 13 ...... i, 541 XV, 44 533;
..... _, o_,
.f?357' Xv.,_...v_
XV,_ iv, It_t. _.';
_l
322,446; iil,/ XV., 13-18. .iii, 32g 146; iii'45°; XVL, l, _ .... i, 16
6o9;iv, 157, [ XV,, I9..iii,562;vii,
582, 626, _ I72; viii, 658 iv, _93, 5_3; XVL, _ .... _ 77.t
63_; v, 5471 XV., 20..V, g4o;i, II g 59"
258 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

I Cor. XVL, 8 .... viii, 773 2 Cor. IV., 8-q2... iii, 454 2 Cor. VI., 7- -ii,5°4;iii,55° 2 Cor. X., 25, 16 ...fi, 519
XVI, x3 ..... ii, II IV., 8, 9 .... ii, 433 VI, Io...ii, 27; iv, X., i6.... "d...vi, 47
XVI., 13, I4...viii, IV., IO..i, 540; iii, 218; v, 674 X., 17. .t,a; 11,219;
63°. 454; iv, 626 VI., xo, Ix .. ii, 30o viii, 388.
XVI., 28 ...... i, 5° IV., xo, n..ih, 577 VI., x4. .iii, 69, 328, XL, 2..ii,... 213, 3,94"
XVL, 20...iii, 686; IV., Ix . .i, 54I; hi, v, 383, 55I..; m, 456; iv,
vii, 506. 455" vi, 297; 'va_, 157; v, 394;
XVI., 22..vii, 380, IV., I2 ....... i, 27 496. vt, 31o, 325
470. IV., 13 ...... v, 640 VI., I4, x5. .ii, 458.; XI., 3" .ii, 394, 396,
IV., 14 .. •i, 33; iii, vi, 294; viil, 399; iii, 166;
2 Cor. I., 3 .... iii,452; vii, 9O, 455, 577 615- vaii, 56.
482. IV., 16 ..... ill, 455, VI., x4, 16... i, 56 XI., 3-5 .-. vh 2o8

1,8........ 582
I.,
L,
9, IO ..... ii, 311
12 ....... ii, 427
556:574; vi,i416ii392; xi,4......
IV., 16-I8..iii, 455
iv, 15.
VI., 16..iit, 230; iv,
XI.,
XI.,
5 ..... vii,
6....... ii, 519
I., 2o ........ i, _6o IV., 17 .... viii, 513 646; vi, 193; XI., 9 ...... ih, 394
I., 2! .......... 1, 6 IV., 17, x8..iii, 574; vii, 483. XI., I2 ..... vi, 32o
L, 21, 22 ..iii, 674; iv, 582. VI., 16--18..ii, 394; XI., 13 .... iii, 456;
vi, 45. IV., 18 .... i, 74; ii. 433; iv, 90 vii, 453; vih,
I., 22... ii, I2t; iii, 274, 598; ivl VI., x7. .ii, 4o6; iv, 60.
587; iv, 15o; 346,600; vii_ 94; vi, 451 XI., x4. .ii, 495; iii,
viii, 489. 44. VI., 17, 18...ii, 458 234, 426,
L, 24 ....... vi, 96 IV., zS-V., x .... iv, VII., I..ib 392, 394, 456, 589,
II., I-II ..... iv, 86 274. 433;iii,456; iv, 641; vi,
II., Io ...... v, 293, V., I..ifi, 455, 575; vii,476,483 , 349; viii,
345, 594" 2I, 151, 346, 484,490,492 I02.
II., n ....... v, 86 623; vi, 373; VII., I--lI...ii, 433 XI., 14, 15. .iii, 166
II., 14-16. ii, 254 viii, 698. VII, 2 ...... i, 498 XI., 18 ...... iv, 2o
II., x5 . .iv.4x7 ; vin, V., I-3 ...... ii, 440 VII., 4 ...... vi, 387 XI., 19 ..... vi, i6i
78L V., 2, 3 .... iil, 455, VII., 5 ..... hi, 574 XI., 20 ...... w, 88
II., 15, I6 .... i, 502 575 ; vt, 374 VII., Io.. fi, 27; v, XI., 22 ..... w, 276
IL, I7...i, 68, 498; V., 3, 4 .... iii, 576 594; va, 207 XI., 23. .ii, 433; ui,
iii, 468. V., 4.. • 1, 517, 533, VII., 14 ..... ii, 29 647; vb 209
III., 3 ....... i, 54° 540; ifi, 455, VIII., I ..... i, 508 XI., 27...ii, 34; w,
IIL, 5, 6... iv, 605 587; iv, 43, VIII., 9. vi, 60, 280 IO7; vl, 95
III., 6..iii, 452; iv, 623; vi, 374. VIII., x_'...ii, 416; XI., 29..v,292, 355 ;
242, 93; vl, V., 4, 5 ..... vb 46 viii, 688. vui, 60.
2oz, 389- V., 5..ifi, 455, 584; VIII., 12, I3..v,533 XI., 31 .... ii, 453
IlL, 6--8.... iv, 619 587, 674; iv, VIII., x2-x 4. .ii, 37 o XI., 32, 33..w, 273
III., 6---iI...vi, 2I 4 15o. VIII., I4,15. v, 532 XII., 1 ...... iv, 155
III., 7..vi, 2oi, 2I 7 V., 6-8 .... iil, 576 VIII., I6 .... iv, 332 XlI., x-II .... ii, 13
III., 7,8 .... iii, 453 V., 7"" .il, 274, 440, VIII., 18 ..... i, _6 XII., 2..iv, 417; v,
IIl., 7, 13 •.iii, 453 452; vi, 374 VIII., x9 ...vii, 3 _ 54.
III., x3 ..... vi, 219 V., 8 ....... iii, 455 VIII, 20, 21..il, 291 XII., 2, 3...vi, 370
III., 14- .il, 427; iii, V., 9 ........ fi, 440 VIII., 21 ..... iv, 25 XlI., 2- 4 .... 1,405,
453- V., 9, IO .... iii, 577 VIII., 23 . .vii, 383; 531; iii, I8.9
IlL, I4-I6. • v, 5o9 V., xo ..... i, 34-; ii, vfii, 67o. XII., 4- -_, 53I; 111,
III., I4-I7.. vi, 219 392; iii, 264, VIII., 31 ...... i, 34 666;iv,285,
III., 15 .... ifi, 453; 456, 592; iv, IX., 6, 7 ..... v, 532 57_, 628;v,
iv, 569 • 325; v, 527, IX., 7....... ii, 600 1oa; _ii,
III., 15-I _. .Iv, 242 5481 viii, 388 IX., 9 ....... v, 532 575"
III., I5-I_. • .Vl, 46 V-, II ..... vii_ 62 IX., xo ...... v, 478 XlI., 5 ..... fii, 281
III., _16..... iii, 453 V., 15 ....... v, 500 IX., Io, II . .v, 532 XII., 7"• '_, I48; iv,
III., 17. .iv, 605; v, V., 16..iv, 284, 604, IX., 12..v, 478, _32 [ II8.
64L 626. IX., 13 ..... ii, 3_I; ] XlI., 7-9- .i, 528; v,
III., IZ, 18..vii, 36o V., 16, 17... ii, 392 viii, 479. I 472' 532"
III., la..iii,453; vi, V., 17 . .i, 62, I4o; IX., 14, 15..vi, 2o8 [ XII., 7-xo .... iv, 87
383. iii, 36L 43L IX., 15 ..... ii, 381 XIL, 8...iii, 456
IV., x, 2 .... iv, 9o 456, 472; iv, IX., 22 ....... ii, 34 XII., _', 9--. vi, 208
IV., 4.. i, 42o, 502, 79; v,49, 152; X., 3- .i, 27; ii, 374 XII., 9..i, 449; iii,
575;iii, 453, vi, 383; vii, X.,3,4 ..... iv, 63o 456, 5_2,

454, 466; iv,

8_, 38I; v.!, V., 194.58-...vi, 384 X., 3-5........
X.,4 ..... iv,iii,571
73 58o;
HT" iv, _7,
I_7,234; vu, V., 19, 20.. vfi, 562 X., 5 .... i, 517; ii, XII., Io...iii, 647;
62, 64. V., 2o ...... iv, ,,,t,, 526; iv, 332, iv, 2o.
IV., 6...iii, 454; iv, V., 21..iv,428,5o3; 497, 543; vi, XIL, 12 ..... iv, 47
575; vi, 348; vi, 228. XlI., 13 .... vfii, 57
vii, 58. VI., 3-7 ..... ii, 433 X., 9 37-I: 37"2"'iv,89 XII., zl..iv, 90; v,
IV., 6, 7 .... iii, 577 VI., 3 ...... viii, 62 X., 13 ...... iii, 689 334, 599.
IV., 7"• .ii_ 6oi; iii, VI., 4..ii, 3oo;vi, 46 X., 13, 14 .... v, 545 XIII., i .... iii, 253,
454, 713; iv, VI., 5 .... ii, 34; vii, X., 13--x_ .... ii, 519 422, 672.
355. 503 . X., 13-1o...vi, 43; XIII., _, 2..iii, 456
IV., 8 ...... iii, 647 VL, 6, 7 ..... vi,46 viii, 675. XIIL, 2:..... v, 594
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2 Cot. XIII., 3 .... iv, 239, GaL III., 1 .... iii, 256; vi, Gal. IVy 19--31 .... iv, tSt Cal. VI., 8 ......... it' 417
284, 377; 226. IV., 2t ........ v, 4oi VL, 8, 9 ....... ii, 3oo
vi, I99, IIL, 3- .ii, 4oi ; iv, 253 IV., 2I, 22, 24.. iii, 43o VL, 9 .... ii, 294; ifi,
218 III., 5--9 ...... 1, 492 IV., "I-24 .... iii, 361, 438, 562.
XIII., 4-.i, 576; v, III., 6..i, 561 ; iii,435, 518. VL, 9, Io..v,483, 488
166; iv, 711. IV., 21-26, 3L .iit'437 VI., lO.... ii, _l; ill,
378. III., 6- 9 . .v, 359, 5lo IV., 21-31 ..... iv, 63 438; vii, 466.
XIII.,
XIII., 5 ..... iii,
[o... ii' 456
276 III.,
III., _ 9 , 29 ....... .ill,iv,435
63 IV., 22,
IV., 26 ...24 .... iii,566;
i, 33, 324 VL, 1437% ..... 4It' 3m;
:; iii, it'
XIII., II...vii, 522 III., 8 ........ iii, 54° iii' 342, 462; iv, 438; iv, 459; v,
XIII., 12.. ifi, 686 III., IO ...... vii, 461 37I; v, 52; viii, 4_..I, 536, 586;
XIII., 13.. • vl, 45 III.,[ x..iii,434; iv, 54 56. val, 13o.
XlII., 15...viii, 438 III., 12 ....... ii, 3_8 IV., 27 .... i, 331; iv, VI., 15 . .it' _3; v,49,
III., 13...i, 247, 440; 251; v, 52; vii, t52.
Gal. I., x... i, 36, 8o, 437; iii, 164, 336, 517 . VL, t7 . .lit' 438,
iii, 43 o, 625; v, 434, 626, 712; IV., 28 ... i, 47o, 561 v:..31_j vt' _i
2o6, 622; viu, iv, 123;vi, 2oh IV.,28,3! ..... iv, 63 vm, ue 3.
482. 2o3; viii, 425 IV., 3° ....... ii, 312
I., 4 ......... iv, 598 III., 15 ....... iii, 435 IV., 31 ...... iv, 22 Eph. I., t ........... t' 53
I., 6 ........ iii, 256 Ill., 16 .... i, 56I; iii, V., !..iii, [55,437; iv, I., 4 ...... iv, 23, 34a
I., 6, 7--.iii, 285, 432 152, 435, 540, 79, 1o3- I., 4., 5 ........ it' 497
I., 6--8...... vi, 209 711. V., z..iii, 259; iv, 565 I., 5.......... vi, 384
I., 6--9... fi, 55I; iii, III., 17 ........ v, 646 V., 2-6 ..... iv, 94 I.,7 .......... i, 54_
456; v, 3Ol, 36I III., I9...i, 4_o, 548; V., 3 .......... v, 123 I., 9, Io .. iii, 465; iv,

I., _..........
I.s, ..... iii, 246,iii, 257,
43 z h, 338;
v, I 13. iit'651; V., 55, ........
6 ....... iil, 562
il, 377 I., lo 62;
..... vii,t' Io2.
$:m, 3So,
349, 432, 526, III., 2o...iv, 157; v, V., 6 ........ iii, 437 443,548;iil, 172,
542; vl, 213. I69, 642; vii, V., 7 .... iii, 256; viii, 472; v, 23a.
I., 8, 9 .... il, 3II; vi, I26. 709 . I., 12, 13 ..... lit' 465
46, 296; vii, 368 III., 22 ....... iti, 458 V., 8 .... iv, 30% 599 I., 13 .: .i, 533;.)fi, 3_;
1., Io.. iii, 69; v, 341, III., 23, 24 .... ii, 338 V., 9 ......... vfi, 403 vu, 519; viii, 4_9
358, 362, 431, III., 23-25 ..... ii, 217 V., lO ........ iii, 437 .I., 13, 14 ..... i% i[O
547- III., 24...ii, 209, 234, V., I 1 ....... lit, 165 I., 14..it' 1_11; iii' 5_t7
I., [I-24 ...... iii, 432 274, 305, 355, I V., 12 .... lit, 195; iv, I._ 17 .... iii' 465, 62_
I., I2 ......... V, 622 393; i, 465• ] 75; V, 414, I., 18 .... iii, 465; vUh
I., 13 ........ iii, 254 IIL, 26 ....... iii, 435 [ V., x3, .ii, 388; iv, 22, 659.
I., I4 ......... iv, 75 III., 26--28 .... ii, 217] 79" I., 19-22 ...... iii' 4.65
I., I5, 16..i, 538, 543 III., 27...ill, 331; iv, I V., 14. .iii, 437; iv, 19 I., 21..i, 487, 495; Iv,
I., 17 ......... vi, 279 64, 72, 8o; v, V., 14, I5 ..... v, 3_3 a56; v, Io7; vt,
I., 18 ........ iii, 254 355, 387, 393I V., 15 ......... v, 2_ 5 318; viii, _o4.
I., 19 .... iv, 416; vii, III., 28..i, 8i ; ii, 203; [ V., i6 ........ i.l!,22o I., 23. .iii' 471; 1% 7o1
380, 485. iv, 15; v, 49. V., 16, z 7 ..... n, 42o vii, 52I.
I., 24 ......... iii, 254 III., IV ..... iv, 63, 7° V., 17 ..... ii, 51I; iii, II., t ......... iv, 147
II., I, :z... i, 437; iii, IV., 1- 3 ....... it' 312 552; iv, 59, 33°, II., I, 2 ...... lit' 466
433- IV., 1- 5 ...... il, 218 338, 648; v, 72, II., 2..i, 83, 89, 553;
II., 2...i, 35; iii, 348, IV., 3 ..... iii, 435; v, 641; vi, 343. it, 173; iv, 137,
433. i25 ; vi, 188. V, 17-22..v, 452, 551 [ 2..9_,632;vt' 2_;
II.,3 ......... iii, 433 IV., 4. i, 28; iii, 435, V, 19..t, 53_.; iii, 5.781 viih 59.
II., 4 - -.iii, 285, 433; 446, 538; iv, V., 19-21..in,45t ; lv,_ II., 3..ii, 4ol; lit' I95,
iv, 79; v, 192. 31; v, 519, 62o; 92, 93, 338; v, I ao2, 466; iv, 93,
II., 4,
IL, 5 ....... iv,iii,619;
5""1,437; 433 IV., 4, vi, 226.441,443,
5 •.i, V., 19526_f...... ii, 25 II., 3-5529"
........ "
_tzg -
v, 377,416. 449, 454; vl, V., 19-23 ...... i i.,4_° I II.,4 ...........
II.,8 .......... i, 436 386. V., 2o..it' 514;iii, 2.4._[ II.,5 .... it' 358, 392;
II., 8, 9 ........ vi, 43 IV., 5 ........ iit' 436 V., 21 ..... i, 324; m,I vii, II 3.
IL, 9 ..... ii, 519; iii, IV., o..iti, 436;viii, 4_ 58.3; viii,.635. I IL, 6 ......... v, s37
254, 434; v, IV., 7 ......... ii, 2I_ V., 22..b537; iv, 25^2; I II., 7...t' 466; iv,
545; vi,395; viii, IV., 8..i, 369; iii, 434 v, 17I; viii, 58. II., 8, 9 .l, 33; .vi,
V., 22, 23 ..... vi, 35° II., Io .... iii' 467, 672
596, 673- IV., 8, 9.- .i, 42o; iii, V., 7.4 v, 431 ; viii, 57 ] II., 1o-13 ..... ill, 466
II., 1o
IL, x[ .......
........ viii,
iii' 324
434 IV., 9-- 155-
i, 59; ii, I9°; V.,24,2_...._._i_42_71 IX., 1_t,.fi,
IL, It ........9_ 1771
ii, 5/_,
._,
II., H-I4 ..... v, 562 iii, 259, 436; v, V., 25 • .n,45 ; , 3zl
IL, 12 .... iii, 434; iv, I25; vii, 375, V.,25,26 ...... ii, 2941 454; iv, 45; "_
429. 446. V., 26..ii, 3o9; lit' 713[ Io9.
IL, t 3........ it, 358

II.,
II., 13,
i2, 1413 .....
...... iii,
i,_ iv, 26;
IV., zo..i, lO3,iii,436;
112; VI., l,
1, 42...v,332,
..... viii, 6171
5351 II., I3, I5..t' 44_/_
II., 16 ........ iil, 434 viii, _37. VL' 2 "'" ii' 294' 382; [ II_ 14" "v'I_z; "v_07;
IL, 17 ......... ii, Jtz IV., lO, Jtz ."...iv, 647 iii' 438" [ viit' 653, "6"_7""
IL, I8 .. Aft, 434; iv, IV., lZ ........ i, 272 VI., 3, 4 ...... viii, 55 lI+ 14, I5 ..... _
89; vl, 288, 214 IV., 16- .ii, 23°; v, 358 VI" 7""16o3;
"i' 34;ill,ii'4_;
_' I II"
14-16IL,
15, 16 ..... iii,_'5_4
II.,
1L, _9, 20 ..... iii,
I9 ........ ig4ol
458 IV., 19446; iv,4oo;
.... it' 7o; iii,
vi, iv, 76; v, 371, I v, .gt; vlt'4_O.
II_ 17..l,418;Ui,4_;
IL, am..l, 77; iv, 377 32o, 337. 445.
26o ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

Eph. II., 17, 18 ..... v,526 Eph. IV., 22... iii, 578, 583 Eph. V., 23. .ii, 453; vi, xI 3 Phil. I., 9, to ...... ii, 3i 4
I.I., I7-2o ..... iii, 467 IV., 22, 23 .... iv, lo 7 V., z 5 .... 1, 95; ii, 294 I., Io ......... Hi, x71
II., t 9 ......... :v, 45 IV., 22-24..ii, 526; iii, V.,25,26..v,388,398; I., I3, 14 ..... ii,4i 2
_I., 20..i, 496; ii, 49; 578; v, 536. vi, 3222. I., I4-I8 ..... ifi, 472
iii, 4I 5; iv, 646; IV., z4 .... ii, 399; vii, V., 25, 28, 29..iii, 469 I., I8 ..... v, 382, 395
v, 374. 58. V., 26 ......... ii, I4 I., 2o-24 ...... ii, 393
Iq., 2o, 2I..ii, 502; iii, IV., 24, 25 .... ii, 32I V., 26, 27 .. iv, 94; vi, I., :to ......... iv, 24
I71. IV., 25, 26 .... iii, 468 319 . I., zx .... v, 4o4, 47o,
II., zI ......... i, 14I IV., 25, 29..i, 519; ii, V., 27. .ii, 50; vii, 424 582.
III., 3, 4 ..... ii, 341 21,294. V., 28, z 9 ...... v, 589 I., "2 .......... i, 538
III.,3-5-7.1o ii, 458; v, IV., 25-32 .. iii, 578 V., 28-32 ..... vi, 316, I., 23. .Hi, 9o, 714; iv,
III.,_ .... .... ii, 465 IV., 26..i,
iii, 685,
35; 714;
ii, 45o;iv, V., 3° 317......
• i, 528 I., 234I'24 ......
57, 264,
vi, 298
274
IIL, o .... vl, 2o7, 209 97;v, 248, 535; V., 31 . .iv, 48, 53; vi, I., 24 .......... v,3o4
III.,8, 9..iii, 467; vh vii, 185, 277, 719 • I., 26 .......... v,312
36. 419. V., 31, 3' .... ili, I9I, I., 27 ........... i, 34
III., 9, 1o ....... ii, 9 1 IV., 26, 27 ..... ii, z3 324, 469; iv, I., 29, 3o. .ii, 4'6; iii,
III., 1o .... ii, 3o_; iii, [ IV., 27. .ii, 3o;iii, 689; 5222; v, 3"5. 647.
467; vb I_;viib ] iv, I21, 332; v, V., 31-33 ..... vii, 5_,1 II., I, 2 ....... ii, 426
2I. 357; viii, 33 I. V., 32 ..... 1, 328; iii, II., 2.... i, 83; ii, I4;
III., Io, 11 ..... ii, 3zo IV., z7-z 9 ..... ii, 32I 2oi; iv, IO3; Vl, vii_ 522.

IIL, I4,iii,15..663;.ii,iv,593;1157
[ IV.,
IV., 28,
28 29 .......... viibiv,54893 VI ..........
317. vii, 495 II.,
II., 53 .........
.... i, 84; vi, iii, 382
713
III., 14-I 7 .... vi, 337 IV., 29 ..... ii, 250 ; v, VI., I ........ ii, 294 II., 5"9 ....... iv, 503
III., I4-18 ..... v, 89 3z°, 537 VI., I, z ...... iii, 469 II., 6 .... lii, 549, 6o2;
III., I4-2I .... vii, 507 IV., 29-32. .. viii, 629 VI., I- 3 ..... v, 55"_ viii, 784.
III., t 5 . .v, 5I, 224; IV., 3° .it, _,I, 27, 39; VI., 2, 3. • iv, 277, 368 II., 6, 7. • • ii, 174; iii,
vii, 486; viii, ili, 685, 693; VI., 4. i, 81 ; lii, 469; 472; iv, 378,
45. wii, 489, 677. v, 552; vii, 378, 503; v, I43.
III., 17 ....... iii, 574 IV., 3o, 31 .... v, 488, 396; viii, 48"- II., 6, 8 ....... iv, 580
III., 'I ........ i, 319 534. VI., 4"-9 ....... ii, 294 II., 6-8 ....... vl, 162
IV., I...iv, 56; v, 396 IV., 3I ....... in, 685 VI., 5. • .vii, 378, 436, II., 6--ii..v, 521,545,
IV., I-6 ....... iv, "8 V., I ......... iv, 6o2 468. 633.
IV., 2, 3- • .V, 334, 488 .V., 1, z ..... 1, 49; vii, VI., 5, 6...... v, 552 II., 7" • .ii, 35, 27I; v,
lV., 3 ......... v, 4'4 294. VI., 6 ........ vii, 436 66, 2222,275; vi,
IV., 3-6 ...... v, 566 V., 1-4 ...... 11,386 VI., 7 ........ vii, 468 227, 228, 28o,
IV., 4..i, 52. V, 422; V., I-2I ..... viii, 629 VI, 8 ........ vi, 271 339.
vii, 416. V., 3.- • ii, 262; iv, 93 VI., 9- .i, I48; iv, 54; II., 7"9 ........ v, I67
IV-, 4-6. -i, 17, 5"; iii, V., 3, 4 ........ ib'5 o v, 552; vi,'72; II.,8 ..... i, 433, 495,
676; iv, 157. V., 3, 5 ....... viii, 16 vii, 348; viii, 544; iii, 473, 524
IV., 5" .i, 8I; ii_, 449, V., 4.- .ii, 25I ; v, 545 479. II., 9 ......... vi, 224
45 o, 67,5, 676; V., 4, 5 ..... vi, I59 VI., 1o-I 7 .... viii, 639 II., 9, 1o..v, 491; vii,
v, 57 I, 073. V., 5-.n, 278 ; lii, 67; VI., II..i, 34; ii, 371 ; I18.
IV., 5, 6... i, 5o6; iv, v, 334. ifi, 469 ; iv, 66I, II., Io .ii, 575 ; i, 33 ;
54; v, 396. V., 5, 6 ....... iv, 93 668. iv, 157; v, 2o9;
IV., 6.. i, 362, 488; v, V., 5-1I ....... 11,386 VI., xI, 12 .... iv, 652 vi, 398; vii, 559;
228. V., 5-13 ........ vi, 18 VI., 1' ..... i, 55, 33°, viii, 584.
IV., 8..t, 388; id,446, V., 6... v, 429; vii1, 469, 470; ii, II., 1o, 11..i, 33o; ii,
468. 55. 4°°, 4I_ 469, 337; iv, '5 o,
IV.,9..i,494,56o;iii, V.,6,7 . ..i, 5oo; v, 528; iii, 262; 662.
627. 318, 365, 663. iv, IX4, 332; v, II., 1I ... v, 252; vim
IV., 9, to ...... i, 576 V., 7, 8 ........ iv, 94 645; vi, 187, 5o6-
IV., xo.. iv, 411; v, V., 8.. ii, 216; iii, 2o2 329, 372. II., 12 ......... v, 674
627. V., II..iii, 468; iv, 98 VI., i2, 13 .... iv, 329 II., 13. . .iv, 307, 323;
IV., II ...... iii, 250 V., II, I2.. iii, 65; iv, VI., 12-I7 .... v, 35 o, vi, 212.
IV., II, 12 ..... ii, 3o2 94. 556. II., I4, 15 ..... v, 53_
IV., 1I-I 3 ..... ii, 433 V., 12 ......... iv, 93 VI., 13 ...... vi, 372 II., 15. .i, 417,467; ii,
IV., 13...ii, 5oo, 5o4, V., 13 ....... i, 328 VI., 13, 14, I7.. ii, 72 295; hi, 71; iv,
505, 525, 542, V., I4...ii, I96; v, 51, VI, I4..1, 33; ii, 203 476; v, 284,
547; iv, 26I; 218; vi, 218; vii, VI., I4-I 7.... ii, 2o4; 542; viii, 63.
v, 2o 5. 507. iii, 333; vi, 372 II., 16 ..... viii, 58
IV., 13-15 .... ii, 213 V., 15 ................. viii, 63 VI., 15 .... ii, 27o , 583 II., _'. i, 35
IV., 14 .... ii, 309; iv, V., 15, I6 ...... v, 249 VI, i6 .... iv, I21; vi, II., 17.... ii, 426; hi,
55 I. V., 16.. iv, I2I, 598 39 o. 647; vii, 38I.
IV., I_, 16 ..... v, "63 V., 18 .... iv, 93; vii, VI., 17. .. ili, 162; vi, II., 2o, 21 .... ii, 426
IV., IO ....... iii, 446 498. 339. II., 21 ........ v, 5]6
IV., 17-I9 ..... ii, 195 V., 18, 19 ..... iii, 468 VI., 18..iii, 689, 69o; II., 25 .......... i, o'
IV., I_.-2o ..... :iv, 93 V., 19 .ii, 249; iv, 47, iv, 1o8. II., 30.......... i, 20
IV., i8 ....... vn, 523 48; vii, 5o6. vI., i9, 222... iii, 47o III., I, 2 ...... iii, 154
IV., 19........ viii,i6 v., 2i ........ :..i, 5 III., ' .... v, 244,346,
IV., 2o .......... i, 6 V., 2I-29 ...... ii, 420 Phil. I., 4 ........... i, IOI 657.
IV., 2o-24 .... ii, 275, V., 2' ......... ii, 294 I., 5 ....... i, 33, 35 III., 3...... iv, 23, 4o
386. V,, 22-24 ..... iii, 469 I., 7 ......... ii, 426 III., 3, 4 ....... iv,zo
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PhiL III., 4-6 ...... iii, 473 Col. I., 25, 16 ........ fi, 47 Col. III., 3, 4 ...... iv, 378 s Them. IV., x3-s 4. .v, 548
III., 5. ifi, 95; viii, 37 I., 15-I 7...... iv, 281 III., 4-.ii, 389; iii, 168 IV., x3-1 _ .... iv,
III., 6 ......... i, 417 I., 15-18 ....... v,_I6 III., 5- .ii, 5x4; iii, 67; 4.52.
III., 7-9 ...... iii, 473 I., 16 .i, 145; iii, 2,_3; iv, 93, 565,625; IV., 13-x 7 .... iii,
III., 8..iii, 715; iv, 45 iv, 290; v, 252, vi], I85; viii, 16, 562, 590; iv,
III., _o... i, 54, 574; 253, 622. 57. 22.
iv, 459. I., x6, x7 ...... vi, 293 III., 5, 6 .... ii, 288; v, IV., 14 ..... vii, 61
III., H .... _, 540; vi, I., 16-18.. iv, 262, 377 334. IV., z 5 ...viii, 76a
325; vii, 219; I., i8... i, iI; v, 24o; III, 8 ..... iv, 93, 529 IV., I5-i 7 ..... iii,
viii, 683. wi, Io9. III., 8, 9 ....... ii, 526 461, 575; iv,
III., 11, I2... 111,562 I., 19. . .iii, 47o; v, 59, III., 9 ........ viii, 546 55o.
III., 12 ..... iv, 45, 47 12I. III., Io..ii, .389; vii, 58 IV., I6 .... iii, 231 ,
III., I2-I4 .... fi, 222 I., 2o, 2I .... ifi, 47x III., 11 ..n, 421 ; va, 693; v,25I ;
III., 13, 14..iii, 562; I, 21 ......... m, 561 272. vi, 330; vii,
iv, 4o. I., 2I, 22 ...... vi, 433 III., 12 ........ ii, 419 47 I.
III., "t3 .... iv, 78; vi, I., 22 ........ ifi, 471 III., I2,-i5 .... ii, 421 IV., I6, 17 .... iii,
224 I., 23 .... i, 54; vi, 209 III., 14, x5 .... ii, 419 473; vi, 330;
III, 14. .. v, 645; vi, 1., 24 .iii, 471 ; vh 2o 9 IIL, 16 .... il, 249; iv, vii, 47 I,
272 , 275 , vm, ]., 25 ......... i, 57 48; v, 578; vii, IV., I6, 17 ..... iii,
56. I., 25-27 ...... i, 4_8 506. 473; vi, 33°
Ill., 15 .... ii, 222; fii, L, 26 .......... v, t_9 III, 17 ....... iv, 65I IV., 17 .... ii, 5o5;
95; w, xo9; v, I., 26, 27 .... vii, 1o2 III., 18 ....... ix,, 545 iii, 231,343;
I67, 363 • I., 27 .......... 1, 459 III., 18-"2 ...viii, 482 iv, 299; vl,
III., 16 ....... ii, 14 I., 28 ...... 1, 303 III., _8-25 ..... fi, _I 330; vii,
III., 18 ......... i, 71 II, 2, 3 .... ii, 459, 463 III., 22 ....... vii, 378 382; viii,
III., I8, 19 .... 1, 63 II.,4 il, 133,3II , 312; III., 22, 24 .... vii, 436 437, 452,583
III., I9.. xi, 242; iib vl, 389. III., 25 ...iv, 54; vail, V., I, 2 .... vi, ai2
717, w, 36,43; II., 5 ........ iv, HI 479 V., x- 3 .... iii, 563
vi, 212; vfii, 60 II., 6, 7 ....... ii, 3t2 IV ........... vii, 495 V., % 3 ..... v, 553
IIL, I9-2I... v, 536 II., 6-9 . . . vl, 209 IV., I..n, 421; vh, 378, V., 3 ....... i, 5_9
IIL, 20. 1, 27; fi, 399, II., 8. ii, 31 I, 312, 494, 436 V., 4, 5 ..... iv, 80
4II; fib IOI, 507; in, I83,246 , IV., 2..n, 294, 459; iv, V., 5 ...... iv, 121
342, 473; vii, 471 ; iv, 396; vl, IO8; v, 286, 557 V., 5-8 ..... ii, 258
281; Vl11, 773 34, I25, 244, 331 ; IV., 3, 4 ...... it, 459 V., 6-8 ..... ii, 435
IlI., 20, 2I.. m, 45 I, wl, 87; vfib 59 IV., 5 ......... fi, 294 V., II .... i, 34, 93
58o. II., 8, 10 ....... V,484 IV., 6..ii, 347; iv, 477, V., I2, 13 .... i, II
III., 2I..m, 473, 589; t II., 9..in, 326; iv, 158, 577; vl, I61 ; V., I3... ii, I4, I6
iv, 631 ; v, 4o3, [ 283; v, 59, 142 vui, 59. V., I3-1_...ii, 29_
474; xn, 375 ; I II., I I ..... i_, 389 ; iii, IV., 9 ........ ii, 294 V., I4. •av, I"I, 3_
vfi, 299. ] 550; iv, 40; v, IV., 1o ....... vii, 568 V., I6 ...... iv, 54
III, 29 ........ i, 540 51o. IV., 16, 17 .... vii, 478 V., I6-18 ...vi, 6I
IV, l ........ rift, 63 i II., xI, 14, 15...v, 12o V., "'"689; iv,
IV., 3..n, Io; iii, xol; II, 12 ........ iii, 661 I Thess. I.,9, 1o...ifi, I52, I71o_.'
iv, 41, 156; vii, II., 12, 13 ..... fii, 561 562. V., 18 ..... iii, 5I
484; vin, 57. II, 13 ....... ifi, 47 x II., 3 ....... iv, 92 V., 19, zo..iii, 462
IV., 5. • ii, i96 ; iv, 25 II., I3, 14. .iv, 96; vii, II., 4 ...... ii, 543 V., I9-22 .. ii, 294
IV., 6 ........ viii, 6I 484. II., 5, 7 "'" fi, 3°0 V., 20 ....... ill 18
IV., 6, 7...... iii, 685 II., 14 ......... v, 18I II., 6 ..... vii, 380 V., 21..i_ 312; ii_
IV., 7........ vi, I6_ II., I4, I5..iii, I66; iv, II., 6, 7 .... ii, 2I 4 245; IV, 37;
IV., 8..iv, 25; v, 563; 142. II., I0.-I2...i, 532 _i_ I03.
vii, 76. II., 15 ... iv, 42O, 457; II., I2..iv, 56; v, V., 22 ....... i, 35
IV., 8, 9- • .11, 4O2; iv, v, 632. 4O6. V., 23.. i, 386; iii,
279. II., 16... iv, 33 I, 362, II., _4, I5-.iv, 389 463, 581,
IV., i1-13 .... ib 427 648; viii, 773. II., 15..... iii, 46I 59o; iv, 22;
IV., 13. .i, 88; iv, 333, II., 16, I7 ..... iii, 47 x II., I6 ..... viii, I4 "
666. II., 18.. ii, I33, 390; II., 17 ..... ii, 273 V., 26._. .3.2.5iji,686
IV., 15 ......... i, I8 fii, 259; v, 49; II., 19 ..... iii, 562
IV., 17 ........ i, 471 viii, 59. III., 13 .... iii, 562 2 Thess. I., 6-8 ..... ill, 463
IV., I8 ..... i, 485; ii, II., 18, 19. .iv, 546; v, IV., 3...iv, 50; v, I., 6-Io ..... i, 5oi
526; v, 456. 649. 5- I., 8, 9 ..... iii, 463
IV., I9 ........ iv, 41 II.. I8, I9, 2I..in, 472 IV., 3-589.iii,. 462; I., 9, IO .... i, 509
II., 2o .... hi, 56I, 579, iv, 92. II .... vii, zi4, 47r
Col. I., 5 ......... vifi, 56 661; v, i25, 536, IV., 3-8 .... ii, 425 II., 1-11 ,..v, 218
I., 5, 6 ........ ifi, 47° 586. IV., 4 .... iii, 556 IL, i-I2...iv, 594
I., 9.-H ........ i, 458 II., 21, "3 ..... v, 649 IV., 5 ....... i, 80 II., 2...... iv, 469
I., Io .......... iv, 56 II., 22 ........ iii, 472 IV., 6 ..... v, 553; II., 3..i_ 253 ; i_ II
I., x5 .... i, 57, 87; m, II., 23. .ii, 390; iii, 715 viii, I6. II., 3, 4.- iii, 464;
163, 470, 473, III., I ....... vii, 359 IV., 8 ..... ii_, 674 vii, 356; iv,
6oI; iv, 245, 246, III., 1- 3 ...... iii, 561 IV., 9 ...... ii, 216 594-
247, 277, 38I, III., 1-4...v, 495, 536 IV., II ..... iii, 63 II., 3,4, 8..v, 247 ;
603, 621; v, 632; III., 2 ...ii, 9; vii, 97; IV., 12 ..... v, 2I 9 _ 382.
vi, 317; vii, 365, viii, 62I. IV., 13 ...ill, 713; II. 4... i, 42o; iii,
424, 487. III., 3 ........ iv, 284 v, 474" 234,
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2 _. IL, 6-,'o...iv, 451 x Tim. IL, 4- -i, 8o; vi, 316; l Tim. IV., 15 ....... iv, 56 z "rum.VI., 20.. i, 348, 378,
II., 6, 7 ..... i, 178 vii, 485; viii, IV., z 7 ...... v, 3Ol iii, 255 , 562;
II., 7 ...... vii, 212 63I. V., 2 ........ vi, I6x iv,.469; v, 125,
II., 7-'9 .-.vii, 354 II., 5 .... i, _,44; iii, V., 3 ........ iii, 715 vm, 573.
II., 8..i, 420, 554; 534, 5_, ., 593, V., 3-6 ...... v, 552 V'I., 20, 21 .. ii, 359;
V, 160; viii,, 624; V, 169, V.,6 ....... viii,62! v, 204.
345- 632 ; vii, 126. V., 8 .... v, 552; vii, VL, 2I ...... vii, 381
II., 9 ...... iii, 464 II., 6 .......... i, 69 493.
II., zo .... iii, 248, II., 7 ......... iv, 89 V., 9 .... ii, I46; iv, 2 Tim. I., 3 ........ iv, 276,
464; v, 446; II., 8...iii, 672, 685, 33; vii, 426, 57o.
vii, 354. 689. 457- I., 5 ........ vii,.478
II., Io-12..iii,464; II., 9 .... ii, 287; iii, V., 9, io..iv, 43; iii, L, 6 ........... h 49
iv, 451; v, xo2. 715 . I., 7, 8...ii, 418; iii,
343. II., 9, lO..ii, 269; iii, V., IO........ iv, 46 647-
II., 1I..i, 5o2; iii, 689; v, 432,544 V., 11 ....... vli, 426 I., lo .i, 84; iv, 488
464; v,364; II., 11, 12 .... iii, 669 V., H, 12 .... v, 552 I., 14..iih 255; viii,
vii, 354. iv, 33. V., I3...iii, 255; iv, 573-
IL, 13. . .iii, 248; II., 11-14 .... v, 546 43; viii, 58. I., 15...iii, 244 , 477,
viii,.56. II., 14 ....... iv, 148 V., I4 ........ iv, 7° 562; iv, iI8.
IL, '5. • .iv, 59, 75 II., 15 ....... ii, 398 V., 14, 15 .... ii, 398 I., I6 ......... i, 5°
II., 15-17 .... viii, II., 24 ...... viii, 634 V, I7...iv, 114; iii, I., I6-I8 .... iv, 324

IlL, I,629.
2...ii, 448 IlL, 1..iii,
229. 195; vi, V., 187.o.3...... ii, 368 I., 18
II., .......
........ iii, 562
vii, 2oi
III., I-3..viii, 629 III., I, 2 ...... iv, 54 V., 19 ....... v, 552 II., I ...... iii, 687
III., 2 ...... v, 204 III., 1- 4 .... vail, 579 V., 20 ....... v, 552 II., x, 2...ii, 299; v,
III., 4 .... viii, 629 III., 1- 7...... iv, 69 V., 2t.. i, I 1; ii, 3o0; 204.
III., 6..iv, 59, 88, III., 2. ii, 146, 402; iii, 26L II., 2 ........ hi, 255
94; v, 347, vii, 396. V., 22...fib 6_7; iv, II., 3" .iia, 259
429, 5_1. III., 2, I2 .... vii,457 94; v, 2_54. II., 3, 4'i_i_..iv, 56
III., 6-I2...lii, 63 III., 3 ....... viii, 6o V., 23. . .ii, 242; iii, II., 4 ........ v, 366
III., 8 ...... v, 283 III., 4..ii, 402; vii, 97; iv, lO8. II., 4, 5-.v, 5oi, 536
III., Io..i, 62; vii, 381, 396. V., 26 ........ ii, 42 II., 5. • iv, 593, 661;
381,425 . III., 6..v, 268; vii, V., 3° ....... v, I75 vii,4oi ; vhi, 56
IIL, II ..... iv, 88 396. VI., 1 ......... i, 69 II., _ ....... viii, 56
III., 14..ii, 2I, 22 III., 8 ......... i, 34 VI., 2 ...it, 294; vii, II., _...iii, 540; viii,
III., 14, 15..iv,87; III., I5...i, 414; iv, 436. 48L
v, 55 z. 557; vii, 345, VI., 3 ......... i, 94 II., xt...iii, 647; iv,
vii1, 779 VI., 3, 4 .... iii, 25I ; 459.
IlL, 15 ...... i, 35 IlL, I6'4:1;.i,. 29; iii, vi, 296. ] II., II, I2 .... v, 499
xTim. I.,I .......... i, 164 375,476 VI., 3-5 ..ii, 3o9; v,] II., I2..i, 34; fii, 69
I., 3 .... i, 94; v, 486 IV., 1...ii, 39o; iii, 318, 387 . 1I., 14...ii, 31I; ih,
I.,4 ..i, 57, 62, 315, 246; iv, izo; VI., 4 ....... i, 434 26I.
574; iii, 183, v, 641 ; vi, VI.,4, 5 ...... 1, 574 II., z 5 . .iv, 543; vh,
246, 259, _o 5. 264, 298. VI., 5" .vi, I69; viii, 47i; viii,6o.
I., 5 .... i, 55; li, 34o IV., I- 3 .iii, 243; iv, 57" II., I6 ....... v, 595
1., 6 ........ vii, 381 lO3, 285,57I; VI., 6 .... il, 203; v, II., I6, 17 ... ii, 3H
I., 7 ......... ii, 340 v, 648 471. II., 17..1il, 244, 246;
I., 8 ......... ii, 340 IV., 1-4 .... vi, 209 VI., 7- • .v, 453; vi, v, 383, 446,
I.,9..i, 481; ii, 411, IV., _-5" ii, 397; v, I3. 552; vi, 298.
525; vi, 204. I24, VI., 7, lO...... i, 34 II., 17,18..i,4o7; iv,
I., 13 ........ v, 382 IV., 2 .... i, 39o; vii, VI., 7-1o .... v, 479, 144.
I., 13-16...... iv, 95 503 • 55o. II., 28 ...... vii, 381
I., I4 .......... i, 55 IV., 3-'i, 348, 359; VI., 8 ..... iv, 4I; v, II., 19..lii, 244; vih
I., '5 .... iv, 95, 425 ii, 390; iii, : 649; viii, 482 420; iv, 4 L
I., I6 ....... iii, 659 259; v, 112, VI., 8--IO.. • vii,I78 II., 20...v, 327, 334
I., 17 ..... iii, 61I; v, 29o. VI., 9 ....... v, 44o II., 20, 21.. iv, 293,
614; vi, 387, IV., 3, 4 ..... ii, 249 VI., Io...ii, 248; iii, 325, 5.28.
391; vii, 5"3. IV., 3-5 ...... v, I35 67, 71x ; v, II., 23 .... 1, 462; ii,
I., 18 ....... iii, 255 IV., 4 ........ v, 649 649; viii, 57, 3 II, 445; vi, 235
I., i8, z9 ..... ii, 354 IV., 4, 5..ili, 65; iv, 621. II., 23, 24 .... v, 547
I., 19. .iii, 67; iv, 87 23, 648. VI., xI ..... vii, 20I; II., 24...v, 389; viii,
I., 20...ii, 37; iii, 87, IV., 5 ...... vii, 523 viii, 58. 61o.
II8., _ 535; IV., 6-8 ...... ii, 294 VL, II, I2... vi, 278 II., 7-4-,2_ ..... i,54
vi, I87. IV., 7...iv, I78; vi, VI., 13 ...... fii, z6i II., 24-20 ..... i, 31o
IL, I..iii, 682; vii, 495. . VI., z4, 15-..iii, 562 II., 26 .... i, 80; viii,
523. IV., 8..ii, I90, 203; VI., I6..ii, 487, 497, 469.
II., I, 2..ii, I48; iv, vi, 95- 574; iii, 6io, IlL, z ....... iv, I1O
668. / IV., IO, .i, 52,59; il,I 6ii, 612,649; III., 1- 3 ..... v, 2o9
LI., I, 3 ..... vii, 506 [ 196, 528; iv, [ v, 627, 642; IIL, x- 5 ...... xv, 74
II., 2..i, 36; ii, II5; I 75, 508; vii,_ vi, 329, 386; III., I-"9 ..... v, 426
iii, 424; iv, 43; | 465. _ .. _ vii, 491. IIL, 2 ....... ii, 32o

459,490,/I Iv, 12427;

.... v, 6o;11,,
366. / vL,i7482.
,,, 649; m.,3,4....
IlL, 4..i,
63; 416
vi, 29o
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2T'un. ItL, 5..viii, 55, 627 Tit. III., Io... i, 341,416; Hebr.V., n-14 ...... iv, 68 Hehr.X.,25 ........ ii, 14
III, 6..i, 8o, 336; iii, 25I; iv, 784; V., zz ...... ii, 49_ X., _6 ....... viii, 562
vi, 212. vi, H4. V., Iz--I 4. .ii, 459; iv, X., 26, 27. .ii, 22, 36o
III, 6, 7 .... iv, 584 III., IO, I I... iii, 245; 485. X., 26, 27, a9..iii, 673
III., 7.... i, 473, 548 iv, 57i; v, 346, V., 13 ....... ii, 312 X., 26-31 ....... ii' 37
III., 8 .... iii, 66; iv, 552. V., I4... ii, 29, 3o7, X., 29. .i, 9o; iv, 643
52o; vii, 479; III., 1i ........ v,.387 312, 523; iv, X., 3o...iii' 370, 713;
viii, 627. III., 13 .......... x, 77 579; vii, 221. v, 659; vi, 98;
IIL, 8, 9--- vi, 21o III., 14 ......... iii, 65 VI., 1..ii, 459; iv, 97, vii, 183; viii'42z
221 ; viii, 419 I47. X., 32 ........ vi, 3m
HI., I2 ..... v, 471 Philemon .......... vii, 49_ VI., 2..ii, 92; v, 385, X., 32-39 ..... ii, 478
III., 13 ..... v, 467 z ....... vii, 47 a 534. X., 33, 34..- viii, 67i
III., x5, I6, I7... ii, VI., 4 ........ vi, I56 X., 35 ........ iii' 406
i96. 8, 9 ........ i' 50 VI., 4-6 ....... ii, 37 X., 31 .......... i, 11
III., 16 .... .iv, 16 1o ....... vii, 478 VI., 4-8 ....... iv, 97 X., 3_s......... iv, 54
III., 19 .... vii, 420 VI., 6 ......... iv, 83 X., 39 ......... ii' 41
IV., I .... i, 64; viii, Hebr. I,z..ii,3o5, 452,493, VI., 6-8 ........ ii, 12 XI., I ......... iv, 19
572. 499, 551, 572; iv, VI., 7, 8 ..... iv, 31o XI., I, 2 ...... ii, 349
IV., I- 4 .... iii, 261 389; vi, 323 . VI., 8 .ii, 15; vi, I82, XI., 3 .......... ii, 15
IV., 3 ....... i, 389 I., 2 ......... vii, 102 2I 7. XI., 3, 4 ...... il, 350
IV., 3, 4 ...... v, 55 z I., 3 .... i, 4o6; ii' 35, VL, 11-2o ..... ii, 377 XI., 4 ........ ill, 153
IV., 6 ....... iii, 647 48, 539; iii' 163; VI., 18 ........ i, 12 XI., 5...i, 7; iii' 153,
IV., 6-8..v, 289,539 iv, 164, 247, 248, VII., I- 3. .ii, lO7; iii' 227; viii, 425
IV., 7.-.iv, 632; vii, 376, 377, 644; v, 152, 654. XI., 6 ........ ii, 349
498. 237, 628; vi' 69, VII., 2...ii, 352; viii, XL, 7 ........ iii, I52

IV.,
IV., 7, 8 ..... lO3,vi,716.;
8..iii, 209 207,
39o; vii,295,I32.297, VII., 25.
3 ....... vii, II2 XI,
XI., 9lO...vi,
........ iii, 3I52_
298,
v, 21o; vt, I., 3, 4, 5, 7, 13..i, I5 VII., IO ...... iii, 152 XI., 13. .i, 56I; iv, 56
541; viii, 572, I., 6 ........ vii, 540 VII., 14 ...... vi, I25 XI., 17 .......... i, 8
574" I, 7" .iv, 288; vii, 107 VII., 15 ..... iii, 152 XI., 19 ...... vii, 531
IV., Io ..... vii'478 I., 9 ......... v, 225 VII., 17. .ix,, 152 XI., 23 ....... vi, 333
IV., lO, II .... i, 438 I., 14 ...... fi, 133; iii' VII., 19 ...... iv, 159 XI., 24-26... iv, 239
IV., ]3.. iii, 98, 686 3o5; iv, 129, 256 , VII., 21... v, 69, 73; XI., 25 .... ii, 38, 350
IV., 14 ...... iii, 535 337, 544, 652. viii, 479. XI., 26, 27 .... ii, 4_8
IV., 21 .... i, 21; vi' II ........... vii, 20_ VII., 26-VIII, ... iv, XI., 26 ....... iii, 408
47; vii, 478- II., I ......... iv, 332 ioo. XI., 3z .......... i, 8
IL, 2........ iii, 406 VIII., 2 ...... vii, 126 XI., 32 .... ii, 350; vi,
Tit. I., 2 ............. i' I2 II., 3, 4 ....... vi, 46 VIII., 5..iv, 284, 348, 273.
I., 5 ........... ii, 504 II., 5......... v, 369 361, 362, 374 XI., 31--38 .... iii, I7o
I., 5, 6 ......... iv, 54 II., 5--9...... iii, 172 VIII., 8-IO .... ii, 489 XI., 35..v, 349, 504;
I., 6 .... ix, 402; iv, 43; II.. 6-9 ....... iii' 172 VIII., 8-I3... iii, 154 viii, 21.
vii, 457. II., Io ..... iv, 56; vii, VIII., 4o-12...ii, 204 XI., 36,_[7 .xi, 13; ,7,
L, 6-'9 ......... iv, 69 523. VIII., II..ill, 66I; iv, _"
I., 7 .... v, 371; viii, 6o II., I1..ii, 203; v, 58o 14. XI., 36-40 .... ii, 428
I., 9, 1o ....... iv, 483 II., 12 ......... i, 141 VIII., I2 ..... -.ii, _4 XI., 37..i, 9; iv, 388;
I., lO... i, 68; ii, 3o9; II., I4-16 ..... ii, 277 VIII., 13 .... vl, 158; vii, I1O, 446;
vii, 375" II., ]6 ........ vi, 392 vii, 123. [ viii, 581.
I., 12, I3 ....... fi, 313 III., 2 .......... i, lO IX., 3 ....... iv, I58 [ XI., 37, 38...iv, 613,
I., 11...h, 76, 145; iii, IlL, 5".i, 16, 146,42o IX., 3, 4 .... iv, 158 618.
I42, 2oi; iv, 481 III., 5, 6 ...... vi, 216 IX., 4 .... vi' 389, 39° XI., 38 ....... vii, 576
I., x5. i' 504; ii, 4o2; III., 7-1I ...... vi, 46 IX., 7....... iv, 159 XI., 40 ........ fii, 27
iii, 99; v, 354, III., 12 ........ ii,. I_ IX., 8........ iii, 317 XII., 1, 2 ...... i, 478
648. IV ............. x, o IX., 1I, 12 .... iv, I59 XII., ! ......... i' Io
I., I5, 16 ...... iv, 147 IV., 8 ....... vii, I14 IX, tl-2o ..... xv, _5 XII., 2 ....... iv, 149
I., I6 .......... ii, 422 IV., 8, 9 ...... ix, 376 IX., 13 ....... iv, I._7 XlI., 5, 6..i, 307; iii,
II., 3-5 ....... ii'432 IV., I2...ii, 532; iii, IX., I4.-.ii' 392; m, 714 •
II, 5 ........... i, 69 162; iv, 246. 375; iv, i47. XII., 6..i, to; iv,312;
II., 7 ......... vi, 274 IV., 13. .iii, 163; viti, IX., 19...iii' 327; iv, v, 286.
II., xi-i 3 ...... ii, I73 760. I58. XII., 8 ....... vii, 3¢)9
II., 12 ........ vii, 161 .IV., I4...iv, 652; vi, IX., 19--22 .... iv, i57 XlI., 15 ...... vi, 365
II., 13 .... viii, 572; v, 347- IX., 22 ...... vii' 53..I XlI., 1_-17' ..... .ii,37
219. IV., I5.. iii, 244; iv, IX., 24 .... ii, 31; vn, XII., IO, 17 .... ii, 22
II., 14 .... i, 20,81; ii, 115, 783; vi, 521" XlI., 17 ....... ii, 14

IIL, 321. 5,4I;

X..i_, ii_7l ; 2I 7.
V ............ Vii, 113 IX., I..iv,
X., 26 .... I57,159;
iv, 40, 273 Vl, XlI., 21
XII-, ....... iv,i, _
2_ ......
vii, 436. V., I..v, 409; viii, _4 328. XII,, 2_', 23. .iv, 371,
III., 2......... v, 555 V., I- 3 ...... vii' 543 X., I, 22 ..... vii, 522 64I.
Ill., 3-5 ....... ii, i72 V., 4 ......... vii,429 X., 9 .......... i, 482 XIL, 23 ...... v_"4o9
Ill., 3-6 ....... iv, 425 V., 5 ........ vii, 4io X., I2, 13 ....... i, 7° ] XIL, 24 ....... xv, 27
III., 5..iv, 74; v, 388; V., 5-1o ...... iii, i52 X., 17 ........ ii, 54 XIL, 26, 27 .... iv, 72
vi, 320, 3at) . V., 7- iii, 664; v, 644 X., 22 ......... iii, 42 [ XlI., 2,9...iv, 6o5; v,
III., 9 ..... iil, 2.46; Vi, V., 7-9 ........ i, 482 X., 23 ....... viii, 479 1 88, 6I 7.
235. V., zo ........ iii, z52 X., 24 ........ iii, 682 [ XIH., 2...... iii, 690
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Hebr.XIII.,4...i, 432; vii, Jas. V., I6 .... iii, 664; vii, x Pet. II., 2I-23 .... v, 486, I Pet. V., 6...iv, 489; 'an,
463; viii, 56 378 . 545. 784•
XIII, 5 ....... i, 432 V., 17 ..... iv, lO5, 154 II., 22.. ili, I65; iv, V, 6- 9 ..... iii,..153
XIII., 7 ..... vii, 378; V., 17, 18..iii, 690; viii, 428, 5o3 • V., 7 ......... It,17
viii, 57. 15°. II., 23 .... i, 54, 444, V., 8 ..... iv, 337; v,
XIII., 8 .... vi, 298 V., 19, 20...ii, 55; vii, 448; vii, 5ol. 491; viii, 56,
XIII., xo..iii, 685; v, 522. II., 24..i, 572;ii,362 63o,
533- V., 20...i, I8; ii, 429; III ....... viii, 613 V., 14..iii, 686; vu,
XIII., ro-I 3. .iii, t73 vii, 522. III., x ...... iv, 47 i 54I.
XIII., 12, x3. .iv, i58 III., 1-4 .... ii, 287
XIII., 14-I6...i, 432 III., x-6 ..... iii, 687 2 Pet. I., 4 ..... iii, 317; _,
XIII., x5..i , 574; vii, 1 Pet. I., 1 ....... iii, I7O III., 3 ....... iii, 1o2 _ I5I , 237, 63i
38I• L, 6-9 ....... ii, 433 III., 3, 4 .... v, 432 I., 9 ....... ili, 673
XIII., 17. . .i, I1, 66; I., 8..i, 33, 472, 533 III., 4 ....... v, 544 I., II ....... it, 506
ii, I6. I., 9 ......... iv, 287 III., 6 ..... vii, 463 I., 17 ..... iv, iSI
I., lO-12 .... ii, 52 III., 7 ..... iii, 71o L, 18, I9 .... v, i5i
Jas. I., 2 ........... ii, 39 1., II..ii, 43; iii,674 III., 8 ....... ix, 289 I., 18-21 .... vii, 257
I., 4 ........... vi, 156 I., I2 .... i, 382, 51 I, III., 9... fii, 74, 685 ; I, 20 ...... IV, 19
L, 5" • .ii, 11, 35, 51; 567; iI, 598. viii, 5o9 I, 21 ...... v, 2o4
viii, 59" L, I3, 21 ...... i, 33 III., 9, 22 ...... i, 33 II., 1.... iii, 243; v,
L, 6-8 ........ fi, 26 I., [4-16 ..... ii, 402 IIL, II ...... iv, 63 244; vii, 133.
I., 8 ........ i, 11, 148 I., x5 .... IV, 61; vfii, III., 13. .ii, 292; vii, II., 4...v, 153, 16I,
I., 9,
I., 9-II,1o .....
27 ...... vii,Ii,I5I
32 I., i6!.7[ " ... iv, 5° III., 15.377
.iv, 477, 615 174;i, vii,
II., 5 .... 7; n,65.33 l
I., 12..iii, lO2; vii, 399 L, 17. .iv, 54; .v, 674 III., I8 ..... t,43; v, II., 6- 9 ..... l, 8
I., 13. .ni, 684; vi, II6, I., I7-I 9 ..... 11, 29I 526; _v, 100. II., II, 12 .... V, 536
I19. 1., 19 .... iv, 91; Vii, III., 18, 20.. iii, 375 II., x3 ..... vii, 383
I., I6 .......... i, 56 129, 422. III., I8--2I .. iv, 279 II., 13-I 5 .... v, 285
I., 18...1, 527; vi, 397 I., 2O. il, 47; iv, 23 III., I9. • ii, 491 ; iii, II., 16...v, 502; vh,
I., 19 ........ viii, 638 I., 21, 22 ..... ii, 4O2 231 ; v, 209. 257.
I., 20 ........ viii, 638 I., 22 ......... ii, 55 III., 19, 20.. i, 499; II., 22 . .v, 125; -.%
I., 21 .......... i, 536 I., 24 ......... v, 76 ii, 490- 75, I19.
I., 27...vi, 98; viii, 59 II., i- 3 ...... 11, 220 III., 20 .. i, 7,34.3..; III., 3 ..... v, 244
II., 1......... viii, 479 II., 2..i, 53; vii, 446 ii, 14; m, III., 3, 4 ...... l, x*
II., I-8 ....... vii, I51 II., 3 ........ i, 574 65I ; iv, 62; III., 5-14 .... iv, 129
II., 1-9 ......... ii, 32 II., 4 - iii, I72; viii, vii, 63, 488 III., 7, io .vii, 522
II., 7........... ii, 41 498. Ill., 20-21...v, 389, III., 8. 1, I46, 240,
II., 8 .... ii, 519; iv, 19 II., 4-8 ...ii, 13; iii, 398. 55 o, 556; vii,
II., io ....... vii, 216 171. III., 21..fii, 582; iv, 211.
II., 13 ..... v, 254, 385 II., 5 .... fi, 585; iii, 8.3.; v, 394; II1.,9..t,85; v, 56o,
II., 14....... VIII, 619 69o; iv, 646; Vlt, 52I. Vl, _00; VII,

II., I9 .......... ii, 29 v, 4o9, 417; IV., 3-- ii, 25, :_91, 5II, 517 .
II., 21 .......... i, 13 vii, 26o, 381, 514• III., io. iii, 496; iv,
u., 23.... i, 7, 63, 478, 506. IV., 4, 12.... vii, 522 I38.
533; ii, 35I; iii, II., 5-9 ...... i, 471 IV., 6 ....... v, 526 Ill., 12 ...... V, 251
I52 , 7II. II., 6 ....... vi, 387 IV., 7...... i, 34, 54 III., 15....... l, 33
II., 26.......... ii, 42] II., 8. iLi,365 IV., 8. i, I8; ii, 293, In., 16 .il, 34, 55I,
In., i ..... iii, 703; iv, [ II., 9..i, 53, 81,257; 340, 362, 429, ifi, 262; iv,
156; viii, 59. iv, 547; vi, 6o2; iii, 639; Io9; wL 44
III., 1, 2 ..... viii, 619 393; vii, 344, Vil, 522.
IIL, " ..... vl, 268; vii, 381,409, 422, IV., I1..V1, 159; viii, 1 John, I., x •.iii, I97,61o,
I78; viii, 59" 431, 49O; viii, 59" 708; iv, 417,
IIL, [-io ....... it, 2i 58. IV., 12...iii, 645; v, 624; vi, 83
III., o ......... ih, 711 II., Io.. iib 155; vi, 5o7, vii, 382 I., 1,2..iv, 155 ; w,
III., 13 ....... viii, 619 324. IV., 12-I4.. ii, 418; 84.
III., 15 ........ viii, 59 II., 11..i, 27, 34; vii, v, 348, 5oi- 1., 2 ...... ik, 532
IIL, 26 ......... iii, 42 377, 465 . IV., 14 ....... i, 5o9 I., 2, 3 ...... vi, 84
IV., I ........... i, 17 II., II, 12 .... v, 284 IV., 15 ..... v, 284 I., 3 ....... iii, 625
IV., 3 ......... ii, 535 II., II, I2, I5, 16..ii, IV., 15, 16...v, 545 I., 5 .... iii, 661; Iv,
IV., 6..i, 13, 51 ; ii, 39o, 394. IV., I6 ........ i, 35 242, 376, 460,
• 429; v, 661 ; viii, IL, x2 ..... i, 35 ; ii, V., t ....... vii, 381 547-
57" 284; viih 55" V., 1- 3 ...... v, 155 I., 5-7 ....... iv, 8o
IV., 6, 7 ........ ii, 29 IL, I3.. iii, 648; vii, V., 1-4..iv, 99; viii, I., 5-9 ....... iv, 96
IV., 7 ........... ii, 436. _ 641. I., 6, 7 ...... ii, 386
IV., I1 ........ ii, _ II., 13, I4 .... iii, 7t V., 2, 3 ...... iv, I56 I, 8...v, 453, 547,
IV., I2...ii, 51; vi, 93 [ II., 16 ...i, 482, 519 V., 3 ........ v, I54 vi, 14,268.
IV., 13-I 5 ...... iv, 56 [ II., 17, 2i, 24...i,:5, v., 4 ....... vi, 397 I., 8, 9 ...... v, 47.6
IV., 17 ........ iii, 2541 35; ii, 2Ol, oo; v., 5 .... i, 5, 13, 35, II., I .... i, 445; vl,
V., 1-I4 ........ 1i, I6 vi, 523 . 51 ; n, 390, 276-
V., 9 ........... ii, 54 [ II., 18...ii, 289; vii, 429; iii, I53; IL, l, 2 ..... iv, 96,
V., I2..ii, 542; iii, 67; [ 436. V, 295, 297; vi, 286; V, 332
viii, 331. II., 20 ...... iii, 645 82; vii, 466, II., Z. iv, 484, 508,
V., 14 .% 376; vii, 431 II., 21 ...... v, 294 48I; viih 57- 644-
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x John, II. 2-6 ..... ii, 295 x John, IV., 18..ii, 25, 427, Rev. II., 5" i' 465 ; iv, 15; Rev. VL, 4 ......... iv, 98
II., 3, 4 ..... v, 3o2 6o2; iii, 646; v, 293, 306, 595, VL, 8 ......... iv, 98
II., 4 ....... ii, 389 vi' 262. 666. VL, 9 ..... ii, 265; ii_
IL, 6...iv, 6I, 378; IV., 2o ...... v, 533 II., 6..i, 352; Hi, 650; 288, 646; v,
v, 347, 432, V., I .... i,443; iii, v, I1_. 587.
486, 536. 62_: II., 7..Hi, 663, 666; v, VL, 9, lo .... iii, 563;
II., 8 ........ iv, 8o V.,
V., 63--.
.... u,i, 29I,
507; 427iii, I 15381vi,
. 317; viii, iv, I59. 573; v,
VL, 9-H..Hi,
II.,ii.,
99-II
........... V,v,494533 677; v, 676. ] II., 8 .......... iv, 9o 49 O, 538.
II., lX ...... v, 66, V., _... v, 418,423_ IL, 9 .... iv, 218; viii, VI., Io ....... iii, 683
II., 15 ...... v,475 V., B....... v, 677[ 15I. VI., 11 ........ ii, a65
IL, I5-17..-vt 432, V., II, lZ .... ii, 49[ II., Io..Hi, Io',,646;v, VI., I_--I 7..... v, 663
451, 53 O. V., 12 ...... iii, 627[ 315, 5o2,._.38. VI., 13 ....... iii, 497
II., 16 ....... iv, 79 V., 16 .... iv, 76; v, / IL, t1 ........ m, oo 3 VL, 14 .... iii, 496; v,
II., I7..v, 420, 539 x3t, 542. II., i2 .Hi, 162; iv, 90 25t.
II., I8 .i' 442, 462; V., I6, 17 .... ii, 362 II., 13 ........ iii, 646 VII., 3 .... iv, 1138;v,
iv, i,o; v,244 V., I6-,8 .... iv,97 II., 14 ........ Hi, 259 464.
II., I8, 19..ii, 389; V., I8 ...... fii, 660 II., I4, I_ ..... iii, 663 VIL, 4 ..... ii, 49; vit
v, 376, 397. V., 19 ..... iv, 259, II., 1Z. .1, 536; iii, 663 331 ; viii, 3"
II., I9..iii, 244; v, 273; vi, 116, II., I,S......... iv, 9o VII., 5-7 ...... 1, 539
34I, 424, 55"_ II9, I88, 374 II., I8, _-.x_...iv, 95 VII., 5-8 .... viii, 3oo
II., 20 ....... ii, 92 II., 20 ........ Hi, 663 VII., 7 ........ ii' 74
II., 2o'-27 .... ii, 21 II., 23 .... v, "89, 547; VII., 9 ........ vt, 313
II., 2I, 22 .... v, 55 2 John, 2 ........... ii, 21 viii, 48I. VII., 9.-I 5 .... v, 5o$
IL, 22 ..... iii, 6_, 7, 8, ........ i, 443 II., 24 ..... Hi, 62; v, VII,, 9--17 ..... v, 538
II., 23. .v, 499, 52' 7, lO .......
lO......... iv,
vi,11o
298 86. VII., 14 .... ii' 521
II., 26, 27 ..... Hi, 73 646; v, 497.
II., _7
II., 29 ......
...... v, 37_
w, txo xo, II... i, 34-2; v, II., 27 ........ Hi, 659 VII., 17 ..... -iil, 59o;
III., x,2..... w, 75 572" l II., 29 ........ Hi, 663 viii, 5_7.
III., 1-8...vii, 164 IIl., 1...ii, 37; iv, 90 VIII ........ vii, 34_

344, 509• IIL, "...iii, 663; viii, VIII., 3, 4 ...Hi, 686;

IIL,
III., 2..Hi,
3 ....... 562;
iv, iv,
61 3 John, II .......... iv, 63 / III., 1- 5517.
...... ii, 36 VIII., 3 ........
iv, 16o;ii, 40
v,
UL, 3-1o .... iv, 96 Jude, 3.- .i, 34., 574; ii, 5_I [ IIL, 4 ........ iii, 564 560.
III., 5...... iv, 1oo{ 6 ............ il, 2_2[ Ill., 4., 5 ....... ii, 52 IX., 1......... v, 55o
6, 7 ......... viii, Io| III., _ ........ iii, 565 IX., 3 .......... ii, I8
III., 7.... .... i, 55! i, 5,6; iv, 4_,458 ]
IIL, 9. _u, zz; iii, 7_" ...ii, 573; vl, 352l III., o7".i,
........488; iii,
iv, 9o;
663 IX., 413-21
............. v, 464
v, 550
HI., lo ...... v,244 11 ....... v, 366, 399[ vi, 36. X., I ......... iii, Io 3
III., lO, 15...v, 533 12 ............ ii, 238 ] III., 8 ........ vi, X., 4...ii, 1I; iv, 576
I4, 15. .iv, 16; v, 662
llI., 14, 15-.i,,6ol; 'Z ............ ii, 383 lll.,Ill"111°
....... v, 488,iii'
.... _655
°1 X_.y i: -: ...........:v[i,5753
Hi, 37. 1_, 19 ........ v, 244 XI., 3. iii, 228; v,
Ill., 15 • • .Hi, 62; v, III., I3 ....... fit, 653 ....
454, 494. 19... v, 64 1; viii, 731 IIL, 14. •iv, 9o, 211 ; v, 213, _I 7"
Ill., 16..iii,646;iv, 22 ........... v, 33o 7o,94, 56o; viii, XI., 3, 6..... :..v,_4.7
12I. 22, 23 ......... !i, 495 784. XI., 3-12. .. .'Vln, 394,
III., I . .v,48o, 532 23 ..... ii, 45i; ,v, 94 III., 17 .... iii, 663; v, 437, 452, 527•
III., I_..iv, 1'21,I25 657. XL, 4.-6 ....... v, 21_
III., 18, 19..ii' 427 Rev. I., I, 2 ........ vi, 83 III., I7, I8 .... v, 48o XI., 7 .......... ii, 1_;
III., 19-21. • • ii, 21 I., 3- .iii, 167; vii, 353 Ill., '9 ...... Hi, 714 XL, I ........ v, 63I
III., 20 ..... Hi, 19.4 I., 5...i' 455; vi, 375; III., "I .... Hi, 73; v, XI., I_ ...... ii, 5o4
IV., x...v, 244; vn, viii, 784. 153, 237, 303, XI., 16, 17 .... v, 54o
375, 383 . I., 6..iv, 54, 64; v, 298 627, 663. XI., 19 ........ i, 4_.
IV., I, 2 ..... i, 443 I.,7 .... i, 87; iii, I72, IV., 3 ....... iv, I7] XII., 1-6.,v, 2171 vt,
IV., I-3 .... iii, 464 584, 653. IV., 4 ..... ii, _o4; iii, [ 335, 336. -
IV., 7., 3...iii, 625; I., 8..ii, 2181 iii, 6181 1o21 vfi, 343; ] XIL, 3, 4 ..... it, 115
v, 519. ... iv, _,5o _. v, 78. viii, 58o. [ XII., 5 ..... viii, 386
IV.,3...i, 34.; m, I.,9 ........... vi, 83 IV., 5 ........ vii,34_ [ XIL, 7 .... ii,4o; viii,
259,._2,5611 I., zo .... Hi, 188; vii, IV., 6 ........ vii, 341 56.
v, 3_3. 329; viii, 38I, 773 IV., 7 • "i,428; v, 6I 7 XII., 9 .... iii, 1661 iv,
IV., 4-- .v, 5oz, 535 I., z_,......... i, 4Ol IV., 8 ........ iii, 685 42; viii, 382.
IV., 6 ....... ii, 21 I., 12-18 ..... v, 5_,6 V., '-5 ........ v, 5_ XII., Io ...... iii, 216

IV., 7,
IV., 8..ii'8 .....43o;v, 6_ I., 1354o; .... vii,
iii, 173;
34._. ",4, 5-" .iv,
V., 6.. i, 49II49;
; ii,v,452;
20b 24 .......
XII., 15 ....... v,i, 661
407
17. I., I_; .......... 1, 479 vii, 342, 561 ; XIII ........ vii, 214
IV., 9 ........ i, 35 I., 1_ ..... iii, I62, 333 viii, 584. XIII., x........ ii, 18
IV., 12..ili, 6xx; v, L, 17 .......... i'491 V., 6--1o ....... v, 522 XIIL, 2 ....... i, 155o_
627. I.,20 .......... iv, 9o { V., 8..i, 484, 5741 iv, XIII_ 5 ...... vi,
IV., 15.:....iii,627 ; II ............ vii, 214 645; v, 56O. XIIl., H, 14... i, 5{7
vn, 7.42. II., I .......... iv, 9° V., 9 .... i, 3o; iii, 5o_8 XIIL, xl-Id...v, _14
IV., 16..ii,427,43o, IL, 2 ........ viii, 383 V., Io .... v, I53, 29 XIII._ 18 ..... v,_49
447, 574; v, II.,2,9 ...... viii, 375 { V., 13, _4 ...... v, 618 XIV ...... iii, $64, 688
4.26, 533. II., 4 ......... Hi, 663 VL, 2..i, 493; Hi, xo3 XIV., I ........ v,$_
266 ANTE-NICENE FATHERS: INDEX OF TEXTS.

Rev. XIV., I- 4 .... vi, 313 Rev. XVIII., 2 ..... iii, 56x Rev. XX., Ix...iii, 496; v, Rev. XXI., xo ........ ii, 9
XlV., 3 ....... ili, 589 XVIII., 4 ..... iii, IOI 253. [ XXI.., Io--23...ill, 347.
XIV., 4 ..... ii, 5°; v, XVII I., 4-9 .... v, 544 XX., I x- x3 • •• 'v, 6631 XXI., xx ....... ii, 43
vi44; vi, 331; XlX., 4 ....... iii, 635 XX., xx-x 5 ... i, 566 1 XXL, x4 .... il, 49; v,

XIV., 4, 5"ii, 3, ii, 55,

52; 779 vi, XIX., 6,
XIX., 7 ..... v, l,
7 ......... 524
3° XX., 12-14. .... i, 566; []
ifi, 563. XXI., I63.7.4". ".... ii, 13
313. XIX., 9 ........ ii, 4o XX., 13 ...... vi, 375 ] XXII .......... h, 74
XIV., 6 ....... iv, 375 XIX., xo... ii, 93; v, XX., I3-x5... iii, 590[ XXII., t ..... iii, 17o
XIV., 6, 7 ..... v, 498 49_ ; viit, 37° XX., t5 ..... i, 566; i XXII., 2 .ii, I8;
XIV., 9-I1 .... v, 499, XIX., lI-X 3. . .v, 516 ii, 1o. 528.
55o. XIX., xl-x6.., v, 528 XXI ......... iv, 583 XXII., 7, 8 .... vl, 83
XIV., 13 ..... vi, 54t; XIX., II-I 7 .... i, 492 XXI., I..iil, 496,497; XXII., 9 ..... v, 49!
viii, 576- XIX., I3 ..... v, 622 v, 251. XXII., xo .... vii, 353
XIV., 16, x7 ...v, 540 XIX., x5 .... iii, t6z; XXI., t-4 ...... i, 566 XXIL, xo-12..v, 490,
XV., 2- 4 ...... v, 540 viii, 389. XXI., 2 ...i, 566; iii, 542.
XV., XVI ...... i, 5o4 XIX., I6 ..... iii, 386 342; viii, 584. XXII., Ix . ..viii, 783
XVI., 4 ....... fii, 563 XIX., 2o ....... i, 557 XXI., 3....... viii, 26 XXII., 12...1, I4; ii,
XVL, 15 .... v, 538 XX., 2 ..... i, 457; iii, XXI., 4 .... ii, 74; ill, 434-
XVII...iii, I62; iv, 24 563. 590; iv, 78; XXII., 13 ..... iii, 653
XVII., I- 4 ..... v, 544 XX., 3 ........ iii, 483 viii, 586. XXlI., I3, 14. v, 525
XVII., 3 ........ ii, 9 XX., 4 ...... wii, 693 XXI., 5, 6 ...... i, 566 XXII., t4 ..... iii, 317
XVII., 6 ...... iii, 646 XX., 4- 5""" i, 24o; v, XXI., 6... ii, 513; lii, XXII., x4- 15. . iv, 96
XVII., 8..,.i, 56o; ii, 5o6. 17o, 653; v, XXII., x5. .iii, 3oo; v,
I8 • XX., 4"-'6...... iii, 563 5x6. 219.
XVII., 9 ....... v, 2Io XX., 5 .... i, 3o; viii, XXI., 6, 7 .... v, 518, XXlI., x7..i, 4I..7; iti,
XVlI., 12 ...... i, 554 382. 555" I7O; vn, 223
XVII., 14 ..... iii, 677 XX., 5, 6 ...... viii, 37 XXI., 7 ...... vii, 223 XXII., xS, t 9 ..... iii,
XVII., 15 ...... v, 658 XX., 6 ..... i, 564; v, XXI., 8...iii, 646; iv, 490; viii, 393
XVII., XVIII...v, 212 218; vi, 346. 95, I20. XXII., Z9 ...... i, 559
XVlII ........ iii, 563 XX., zo ...... iii, 59° XXI., 9--II .... v, 523 XXII., 20 .... viii,