PAGE; j 57| Marr. xxv. 23, 26. 2 ig) ca oMtee 559 410, 417, 434, 435, MATTHEW xi. 13 eae xxv. 26-28.. Pee ix. 62...a ae 445» 4652 474; oS xis tiekesanys y.26—30.. | <u 1S: ese, 575, 5785 Xi 7 OTT SO) ie ee BAM eT 50309;. 18, TOR AES ou Bee 180, 336, 471 323395299) 300; 522, 529, 553 - 19.8. +904) 510) J: aT CR SONOAL AC Teed cx 4'S, XXV. 35, 40» - 292 5 20 200 q 18 26, 70, 158, 164, i, 28...405, a vices Bs ne 87, 90, 415, Boe 443, 457» 459, oe Xie One 2 PeXOcvd cok 7 aromas ’ in 2 ein ome i oe Rates| ban Stent |e eee eee ie ee rc 3)| Water 26-228 ge Clee eae ii, 4. «. 259, 416 xii a cess 6 335 XXvi. 8 Sets ons oe 5b OH 6 OC pie il. TOM atone) aes a SRO aom ee ° xvi. 38. lho aemntoms io Cees 4 Xll. 30 6 «© « see 8 39. 408, 412, xii a ae 200) 2 Se tee SSS all BOF GG. oo 8K} 423, 424 xii 20 0 aan 208 ii, 3, 5 _ ae Se pe xxvie gi. 6. 408 xii. SI ee oO 7 {iy: Ril. 36 06 ee: XXVi. 45 2 6 259 il. 40. « 421, 509 17. 223, 341, 378 inde) 4 5 9 cee xxvi. 64.. 66, 578 an iG enlace ili. & yh akO2 XU. 43-45 0 « ies EXVL)O5 72) ay 8 Hi i6e See 415 ne aa. eget ake - XXVil. 19. 0 « 57 XHll, 25 6 «© « 524 Ss. 407, 413, 430 eee me ee ol ee $26| ii. 36...407, Aas XI. 22 6 «© @ sail, WO) og oO iv. I oo tee: gE SS. xiii, 23 2 6 ee vist peso a ae te ele ie 2c eee Kili 52 J es oe xxvii. 46...408, 424 ZV, 17s, « « 6 526 iv. 26. 2a REO xiii. 55s 6 + 33 xxvii. 5259...424, SU 32e «uy ae 4S iv. 34. 6 6. 508 xiv. 13 eo 6] 2 ae cf. 88, 579 a 8 bo Go 6 eR lv. ee ° Tae 355 XIV. 23 4 «© « ae xxvii. 54 177, 422, ie xvi. 9.. a ‘ 17 see 87, 232, XV. 3 + © ee NES eee 7 “ys tee SS; 63, 441 re evans eae a eae ie ee es oe nO3 ase ek a ete:: a 6. - 408, 38 ea iG i6h: 466 AYU aS ce 20, oe Map i 29, 41 me ee ieee. els Gale 2) as v.22 +.» 88, 407 xvi. 13: ae ae I 31 ne ae KVANIGET 2 eee ee oo 84, 326, 397, is XV1.. 2 ss we Weak mag. 283 i. ir. XVlll. IQ « ¢ Vey 25 Vis Diet Rete 388, 422, cf. 2 LVG1 7) eee mn S47, “gt: 43, 44 aeSo. 413 xvi, 16, 17 os ve ne ee. 514, 557 ae ee ae cf. 558 = a: z; a 413 xvi. tole maar ee cor iv. 37—41. 547, 550 xxi. 8...71, 223 Ss ay = ie 408 BO eae 3 oay 295 eee 33 xxl, 15. 6 «542 v. 30: 224, 409, 552 XVI ANS ee ie vi. 38...- 408; ee xxii. 15, 16.. 520 a ie La e224, 845 Be ee wees ls eae Tes eo ee ee 520 365, 574 (cf. iii. a X21.. 6 « 298 XXIl. 29,30. + 526 ue vee err 4l4 xvil, 20. 1, es at Goo O ft 542 XXil. SU pelo urs cf. 523 oO: « « I50 pe | erg ee 0 ee ee ae vs aoe ae naa ts 104 528 xl, 25 4 8 + 307 SOUL 7 rete 78 e aoe oe + 408 xviii. 20.. ’ 513 Xi120) Me MenCnn/ 5 Sen conti AEE oh og (ide Bit Ms 38 4 4 307) 461 xvi. 245997. 79 xiii. 9 XXiVig Me aes 4 eee een 77 XIX. 4. 37, 373; ee xili, 32 408, 416 tee Xxiv.0§. oe au SIS Vi. ee C 408 xix. 6 0. + 106 xili. 35 8 XAT er Yee:. 180, 447 xix. 21. «: a XV SS aes é a Xxiv. 13-32.. 514 Aa f ZI ae mt es ee XY. 34 + +4 a ee xxiv. 39.. 446, a8 vi. 40. 164, 231, 300. ’ Vv. oe ar ars ° 2 Bae gaye 389) ade 4 ok Sal fone a cee eadigiee SSL in ane 8D BFF 0 9 Le l—4iee 6 an 186, 230, 231, Mb.) He eR eae 508 a S qe 521 2 365 17 ’ ’ a 2 vi. 53 ee. es.) oe 526 6, 549 - 5 = 205 312, aay an ae Ma Coa meee ae a6 Pale ire 3 Vise??? s Gk mii at | 86,337; kg St! iS 420, 4332 4434 See ee eee xxii, 29. fae op en cA ee ee ae eh 409} vii. 6, Seay 517 ae pea | EA LL gs) 052" aie 2 Kc1Voe2 ore ie ae eS 1/2 2) 4 vii. 38 > ) i 228 Wh B25 6 2 230, 231, 314, 317, a e543 2 o heme oer 5G a5 « » 408, 425 3 ape 53 Vi Rone Oise Siti ee Bore ae ige see Be viii. 12 377, 395, ae XXIV. 24...BO — 3 eo) 399; oe ee viii. 35. 338 beg to 35)" 470 Fe Og eines i. 8 eee oa io 378 eS ae ’ es ariucien ee a, S es a 9; on Cane Vill: ie 164, 228, 447 me u Beats, 421 Fro Oke, ean - 331, 440, 476, 541 viii a 203225; KXVe T-I2) ee Vi 24 clone ens OS a TO 88, 150, 179, Vill. 56 et sa 377, XXV.II. 6 + 5 vi. 1599. - 255 1. 14 8. ees viii. 58 259, 314, 3 2 xxv. 130. + + 419 vi. 36 « 399, 404, 402 ee eee ae 343, | 408, 441. 483 xxv. 21. 537 552 Vi Ok SE AG) 33 332, 341, 3 7 lI. INDEX OF TEXTS. 589 eee.
PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE JOHN viii. 59. 259 | JOHN xiv. 11 cane i: ch. ix...“2934485 xiv. 16 +454, 465 XiVei LSieeeles 22 i. 28. 51I, 540, 576 1X, Ga e 576 XV 7 eae 454 XV lien 2 Tews 579 1,30. 468, 571, 575 ix. 28.. 546 xiv. 23...371,400 XVil. 27. 40 ii. 5 eee AST ix. 32, 33 57 xiv. 26.. 445, 454 xvii, 28. 59, 90, Lin 038s 184 EEG IG 6 378 XUV GS ae LI 7, 163, 471, 556 tw) ogg 211 x9 ee 381 xiv. 28 340, 397, 466 XVII SO;n sen a LS ise 2 Kaeser 510 x LAW et te 313 xiv. 28, 29. 314 ity BN Gg CG Hh eR 5 6 4 4 ey) Sou ey T1230 XVclet este - £80 xxiii. 9 Lor ii, 24. + 249, 451 Xe TOR te. 485 xv. 20 185 Sabhl, Hl 261 lii. 29, 30. 406 Saw ite, oe eke Seva 2 ee OO Kxine SO LOM 143 Lies Les 543 X19). 84, 413, Kvn ZOE S 3451402 OHH WO ¢ 143 iv. 20., 300 423, 424, 435 EME Yho 9 o Bey XXVl. 26...48 Venue - 540, 541 Sp2 OU nes ee 4.060 Tb ey 6 9 GG, AGVIENMS IC 5 oo bya VeRO Ome 514 X27 30) «703,100, 104, KVipI Aw eee 5 Jf i. 8 en aes 2) v. 4, 5 262 168, 171, 176, 186, 334, 336, 454 dey 2 235 54x vot 2a ESOS 230, 308, 316, 326 xvi. 15 88, 341, 357, i. 15 ee ZOOL Viel 4 opens 38, 87, note, 366, 377, 395, 361, 395, 413, LI7.. 6 + 493; 341, 411, 518 396, 399, 403, 423, ee 476, 492 iE eee een 427, Vig) 2 shh Me Ra 431, 434, 435, 436, XViezs 5 PRS 1, 20 ees 20k vi. 14. cf. -440, 442, 447, 474, xvi. 25: a eta oS vii. 12, 14. 476, 491, 492, 493 xvi. 28 84, 441, 458 Mt] pact, cs 2) 300 vill. 3. 341, 473, a6 x. 32—38 439 XV1. 33 - 541, 543 WEE) 5% 0 6) EG vill. 3,4. 2 BB c 151, 408, xvil. I. 260, 417|1 PETER. 7.. cf. 540 et 197, 336, 378 446, 477, 575 XVil. 3 342, 392, 398 1, 12 + 8 + 90 viil. 9 » 336, 341 Xan Sue - 329, 492 xvil. 5 328, 408, 415 ie 1 oe Gla. oc GuG Ville): 3 ree 27) X.130- 5 Fy tytn 356 xVvil. 7 599. - 435s 436 125. « 2 « 489 vill I5 6 234 XS / Memon AO. ALT Xvi. LOUK U. 21-23...SII Vo 540 Xcess 355,390, 336 395; 413, 476 ll, 22.0. 45 viii, 18.. 200, 540 411, 423, 431 XVil. ae) 403; il. 23-0 6 « » 530 vill. 19. «. 383 Xin TA eee AT: xvii. -: 404 i. 24. « «374,578 Ville? D2 525095 Xie 2 Sis 446 xvii. 18, 19. 333 i Wo 9 o ¢« Bye viii. 22 5 0 BYR xi 3A 408, 414, ass xvii. 20-23. 403 iil. 22. 416 viii. 24, 25; 532 Bans Sie eee 23 XVil. 21 371 iv. I. 410, 412, 485 vili. 26 355 xi. 43 577 Xvi 2 meen a5 N6,@) <6 oF op G. BIR viii. 28 EOE xi. 47 150 XVii. 24. 576 v. rf an: Vili. 29. 381, 382, FU IAOA 6 369 XViil. 4 5g. 260 272% 276, 294, 575 383, 389, 485 es, 54 259 XVill. 5 fi Seige A123 | 2A TATANIDES SE Baits, Baile), Wal, Fo « AO) sath 5 oo Ite KViit Tee ee SE 576, cf. 519, 572 Vill. 33, 34 - 233, 563 xii. 27. 408, 423, 424 Xvili. 23. 572 LL 7an eA LO Vili. 35 163, 198, 207, xii. 28 408, 423, 520 XVili. 37 ree 7, Lie cf. 279 233, 262, 270, xi, 32. ESO SIS 281, 310, 371 (and passim); ae7 528, 534 xil. 34 356 xix. 38 - 558 iii. 16. 557 viii. 36; xii. 36 AAO xix. 39 - 334|1 JOHNi. 1,2 443 vill. 37 631, 539, ‘cd xi. 45 - 439, 440 5.2 Af 463, 466 ii. 7 emt 5 3 Viti O17 SO) xil. 46. «377; 440 Xx, 22. 334 336, ye ik 14+ 0 + + 543 ix. 3.: 543 xii, 46-48 439 SK Te iy BOG By vo oe BRM 1X: ae somes iite xii. 47 440 xx. 28. 361, 574s a8 ii, 23. « «390, 392 312, 321, 433, 574 xiii, 12-14 ETE PACTS lee ters eee 223 ili, 2. - 479 ix. 19.. 361, 364 Siiie i 313; 361, 578 ten 7 420 ii. 5. 7. At2 IX. 20. 4 323 xiii. 18 cae S14: iy Clee ae 57.0 iil. Sie “377 Sg., 386 ix. 32. «4 « 409 xiii. 20 397 VETO 233512015505 lil, 24. & oo BOE 1X13 nto emt OE xiil. 21 408 iis 22) 179513545 440 iv. I. 206, 224, 225 XA ee eS As KV 2 nes rns 20) AIO A i oe anes 32 iv.9. 382 X. Meo of Oo oO tee xiv. 6. 85, 158, 242, ALeaOr iv. 13. 406 xi. 23. 6 © 521 245, 313, 317, 318, 337; 348, 354-357 Iv. 15. - 407 xi 29. 6 6 + 407 B27 eo 5 Ome iol iii, 15. eel O) wae2One ag 230, xi, 32. Clas Ac 398, 472, 516 iil. 20. cf. 446 398, 404, 443 xi. 33 - 563 Swan Oueies Ya SES TVs Bia eates 405 | 2 JOHN Io. 71, 564 xi. 34. - 323, 417 XAVALO liye 255577 > Rip MOen ty 178 | 3 JOHN and JUDE 552 xi, 36. 2 + - 458 84, 85, 89, 158, 1V2032 seus 405] ROMANSi. 1,2. 377 xii TT.) ete 558 171, 186, 230, 311, Xen 3 Gis 196 i 2. e224. xil. 12, 4 53 318, 326 note, 342, Vv. 29. 424 3 + + + 5715574 xii, 15.. 96 360, 377, 392, 393,| vii. 55 BOs Cee Shs A401 ae Vaz pgse 396, 403, 447, 470, viil. 4. 7 281 12) 539 xii. 14. eS LO 474, 479, 492, 493 vill. 20 + 199, 429 Wis a 2) 559 xiv. I...526, 529 xiv, 9-13. Ree viii. 27. 283 i. 19 59g.- + 391, 392 xiv. 2 - 528 xiv. IO. 5 70; Vili. 30.. 546 120 22, 313, 368, xv. 19 262, 559 164, 168, be ee. Wt, Ya on Beh, 375» 459, 476 xv. 28 ae 180, 230, 326 note, ix. 4 391 IE ie 38 xvi. 18 3 342, 360, 366, 377, cape 284 i, 22 38, 511 xvi. 24 (8c.). 421 378, 393, 396, 399, x. 26 acon. 300 i. 23 320| 1 CORINTHIANS i. I 403, 423, 439 434, x. 36 a 445 12 See ee eS; 20), _ (&e.) 427 437) 531 x, 38. + + 334,446 225, 230, 356 L4. qr INDEX OF TEXTS.
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HEBREWS ix.5.. 577 ix. 24. esgO 1X2 7 SOS eepoAine sso xi-)3 EST LOL XI VO) ams 525 Ion Sree 234 Klee 37Saltaie ies 200 rib og “Gn Shin MALE Rie S23 asm 55S Kier 23 ee ot 522 STI 24 eee 5OO aUileetAg eat Shs 1 TIMOTHYi.4. 204 pO mci en ae ATO teary, nen 470 ET ZO etic) ies De eINDEXS OF EEX TS. 591 PAGE PAGE PAGE 1 TIMOTHY i.7. 12 TIMOTHY iv.6.. 261! Wispom or SOLOMON ii. 9 cf. 524 TITusi. 6.. 249 KIVeI2/ Vee eae. 270, 271 lanl mee o Uftl XULV.c 2, ee LS iii. 8 153 10a 233, 311 | ICCLESIASTICUS Vs: Cee eae eau ane 550 iO LO sere SO TGC Go oe cee eaten Ley 09 see A eS 767) iv. 28. 147 iv. 4 as Liieeo (ces) ens G LG ee cy ite Se ez 3o5 1V.0) anes 508, 526 Lp TO se LT ena Sanyo 289, cf. 243 iv. 7. 535, 530, 540| PHILEMON ue 552 Vv OWe. 224, 524 Lvs - 535, 536] REVELATION i. 4 ae Xvili. 17. 546 view 2) cues Le i. 5 eS XXX. 4 aed) iv. 14. 248, 513, 559 EST 395, 476 | ESTHER iil. 9. cf. 531 IV. L5i 533 5%. hols LZ es, Lis LO} x Gite Vas lOms oe iv. 8 go Tee Tie cf.531 Vi2one 560 vill. 9. 373 | JUDITH ix.-xv. cf. 516 vi. 5. 104, 470 xviii. 6 234 | TOBIT iv. 18. 244 VIF FO). ch: 367, ccc; xxii. 9, 360 | Xie 7) 106 Vir Dies At xxli. 13-17. 444 | TEACHING OF THE 2 TIMOTHY i, 8-10. 389 XII. APOSTLES 552 i ite). 252, 341 C. NON-CANONICAL | SaepHERD oF HERi, 13 we 520 Books, MAS, Mand. i. ii. 8 512, 519, 533) WISDOM OF SOLOMON 37>. 162, 491, 533 it) 13 353 Laas 514 Mand iO nmemmnt ge phan 79 een. IOI, 240 Fi a i ac Helen aU emcee D. APOCRYPHAL BOOKs. it 7 oe HbA 5 5 9 6 OS SDIWIGIIE HA o 359 HTS) Sos n5 11s 530) ili. 5,7 262 IV aLA I ean mee 242 L1G1O ie veeen ate S30 vi. 18. 38 | 4 Espras vii. 28, 29 446 th teh 575 vile 2 A ee ES.) Mie he. 262, 401 vii. 25 157 (note 8), | ** Zhe Prayer of Manasses ili. 12. 233, 262, 536 167 (note 3), 179, 182) and the books of the Maciii. 13. RAT vii. 27.. 506,528| cabees are not cited by Mile T4)oe on 5331530 ieee. 373) Athanasius.
LE N.B. An asterisk * denotes a bishop present at Sardica (see p. 147). A cross ¢ denotes a bishop who signed the letter circulated by the Council (p. 127).
im ttalics.
In the latter case the name of his country is given The identification of persons bearing the same name has nowhere been taken for granted without an attempt to weigh the evidence.
Probably in a few cases names separated in the Index for lack of identifying evidence may yet in reality belong to one and the same person.
"Ayévntus, 324 599+) 339; discussed, 169 sgg.3 not a Scriptural word, 171; not an adequate name for God, 326; different meanings of, 475; “Ayenros and ayévyntos, -Ayévvnros, not to be said of the Holy Spirit, 465, note.
Afwy, 161, note 5.
”Adoyos, God never, 159 (see Logos).
’Ardoyla (Arian), 150.
“AvOpwmros kupiaxds, 83 59g.
amapdAAakTos, 163.
’Amdppoia, 84.
’Amoppoh, 157 (note 8).
aoxnuatiords, 90.
Abd-el-Kurna, inscription at, 564.
Ablavius, Consul, 503, 512; Pref. Orientis, praised, 517.
Abundantius t+, Gaz/, 127.
Abuterius, 240.
Acacius, bishop of Ceesarea, liv., 119, WOR, idly TNS), IIA), Bes, oils of Eusebius, 456; Acacian party few in number, 226.
Accident (cvuBe8nxds), 164, note 9.
Achillas, bishop of Alexandria, 131, Achillas, presbyter of Mareotis, 72, Achilles, 13.
Achilles, Meletian bishop, 137.
Achilleus, Arian presbyter, 70.
Achitas, deacon, 128.
Acyndinus, consul, 503.
Adam, 5; created in grace, 154; all men created in, 375; men lost Adamantius, Egyptian bishop, 142, letter to, 575.
implies a real son, 329; implied in creation, 398; how so, 3309, 383, 390 sgq. (see Sonship).
Adoptive sonship of Israel, &c., 580.
Adoptive sonship through Christ, Mnerene Avian cruelty at, 27559.; bishops detained at, 479.
Aedesius, 2.
Aegaeon, I0.
Aeithales, Arian presbyter, 70.
Aeithales, P. of Alexandria, 139.
Aelianus, *127= ‘ Helianus,’ 148.
Aelius Palladius, prefect of Egypt, fEluriont, Zeypt, 127, 142.
Aerius, prefect of Egypt, 505.
Aetiust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Aetius (Anomcean), liv., 453, 498; ordained deacon, 471; rejected by Arians, 471.
Aezanes, Ethiopian prince, 250.
Africa, bishops of, 127; cf. 448.
Agapetus, deacon of Lucifer, 486.
Agathammont, Lgyft, 127, 142, Agathammon, Meletian bishop, 137.
Agathodemon, Egyptian bishop, Agathas, deacon, 71.
Agathon, Egyptian bp., formerly monk, 560.
Agathus, presb., 72.
Agathus, Egyptian bp., 257, 297, Aidoneus,. 10.
Albinus, Rufinus, consul, 140, 503, Albinus, consul, 504, 544.
Alcmene, Iot.
Alexander the Great, 249.
Alexander, deacon, 71.
Alexander, deacon, 72.
Alexander, presbyter of Alexandria, Alexander, presbyter of Alexandria, entice OCP exander o 2272 Obn Alexander, *126, ue 22 Alexander, of Achaia?, *147.
Alexander, bishop of Thessalonica, Alexander (of Alexandria), 2, 68, 103, Letter for 328, 503; death of, Ie LRKKT ES OD) Alexandria, jurisdiction of see of, 178, note, 503; country district of, 137, 558; list of clergy 139; churches at, 243, 273 (see Theonas, Quirinus, Dionysius, Cesareum,Mendidium);churches given to Arians, 290, 296, 299; gentile orgies in churches, 291; outrages there (in 339), 116; religious movement at, 278; Egyptian Council (in 338-9), Almsdeeds commended (see Poor).
Amantius, consul, 504, 544.
Amantiust, Heypt, 127.
Amantust, Gau/, 127.
Amatus, bishop of Nilopolis, 548.
Ambytianus, deacon, 71.
Amen in worship, 244.
Amillianust, Gaul, 127.
Ammianus, *554.
Ammon (the god), 8, 17.
Ammon, Arian, 297; secretary to bp. Gregory, 96.
Ammon, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Ammon, monk of Nitria, later a bishop, letter of, 487, 569 note.
Ammonas, presbyter of Mareotis, Ammonianust, Zgyft, 127, 136, 142.
Ammonius, (3rd century), 178, 179 Ammonius, layman, 2709.
Ammonius, deacon, 71; P. of Alxa., Ammonius, deacon, 72, 134, 140.
Ammonius, presbyter, 72.
Ammoniust, Zeypt, 127.
Ammonius}, Zeyét, 127. Ammonius, bp. of Pachemmon, 483, Ammonius, bishops Ammonius, two bishops named, 257, eos, bp. of Antinodpolis, Ammonius, bp. of Latopolis, 548.
Ammonius, Meletian bishop, 137.
Ammoniaca, 251, 297.
Amos, Meletian bishop, 137.
Amphion of Nicomedia 104.
called, 487, — Amphion of Cilicia, 227.
Amun of Nitria, 487; his death, Amyntius, P. of Alxa., 139.
Anagamphus}, Feyf¢, 127, 257, 207.
Analogies, value of human, 367.
Anatolius of Eubcea, 481, 483, 486.
Ancyra, outrages there, 117.
Andragathiust, Zeyfz, 127, 539.
Andreast, Zgyft, 127; 483, 486, Andronicust, Zgyft, 127, 539.
Angels, 359, 362; rejoice over the Church on earth, 522; could not redeem, 43; may not be prayed Angels, heathen, 14, 15.
Animals, sinners compared to in Scripture, 510; Arians compared to, 370, note.
Annjanus, *127, 147.
Annius Bassus, consul, 503, 512.
Anomeeanism, liv., 467.
Anomecean confession of faith, 498.
Anthropomorphism, (heathen), 15.
Antichrist, 530; Arianism, precursor Antinous, 9.
Antinous, Meletian deacon, 137.
Antioch, simplicity of Fathers at, 474; council of dedication, xxxiv., 461; affairs at (in 344), 277; Athan. and Constantius at, 240; the ‘Old’ Church there, 483; schism Antiochus, officer, 242.
Antiochus and John, letter to, 579.
Antoninust, Italy, 127.
Antonius, Flavius, civil officer, 140.
Antiope, Io.
Antony, Life of, discussed, 188 sgq.; date of 14a, 218, note; chronology of his life, 196, 199, 200, 208; parentage and youth of, 195; embraces poverty, 196; his sister an abbess, 210; ignorant of letters, 215; writes letters, 217; writes to Gregory, 274; temptations of, 197 sgv., 206, 207; combats with demons, 210; casts out demons, 213, 217; never bathed, 209; his diet, &c., 198, 208; visits Alexandria, 208; his abode in the ‘Inner mountain,’ 209; his sermon, 200—208; again visits Alexandria, 214, 503; escorted by Athanasius, 215; his miracles, miracles not his own, 209, 218; learns the forgiveness of his sins, 213; his clairvoyance, 212; sees soul of Amun, 212; sees passage of souls, 213; vision of Arian outrages, 217 sg.; intolerant of heretics, 214; refutes Arians, 214; Antony and the philosophers, 215 sgg.; his will and death, 220; date of death, 218, note; his bodily appearance, 200; cheerful appearance of, 214; hale to the last, 221; fame of, 221; respect for the clergy, 214; Il. GENERAL INDEX.
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polite manners, 215; simile of fish out of water, 219.
Anubis (god), 15.
Anubion, bp. of Xois, 142, 146, 548.
Aotast, Egypt, 127.
Aphraates (on Monasticism), 191.
Aphrodite, 8, 10, 17.
Aphrodisiust, Cyprus, 127. Aphthonius, deacon, 71; presbyter of Alexandria, 109, 121, 139.
Apis, 16.
Apis, Alexandrian presbyter, 71, 132.
Apocalypse, canonical, 552.
Apocryphal books, 551.
Apollinarius, 48%, 486, 570, note.
Apollodorus}, Zeypt, 127.
Apollonius, presbyter, 72.
Apollonius, Deacon, 71; P. of Alexa., Apollonius, Meletian presbyter, 137.
Apollonius}, Zeypt, 127, 142.
Apollonius}, Zeyfz, 127.
Apollonius}, Zgypt, 127.
Apolloniust, Zgypt, 127, 297.
Apollos, 3 deacons of Mareotis, 140.
Apollost, LZgyp~t, 127, 142, 2097, 497 (?); formerly monk, 560.
Apologists, theology of the, xxiii.
Apology against Arians, its method, Apostles, authors of Church law, 115, 117, 118; ‘Teaching of,’ not canonical, 552.
Apphusf, Zgy/t, 127.
Appianus, Deacon, 139.
Aprianus, *148, 554.
Aquila, version of, 85.
Aquilat, Zgyft, 127.
Aquileia, 128, Arabians, 16, 489.
Arabiont, Zgy/ft, 127, 539.
Arbethion, Egyptian bishop, 142, | Arbetion, consul, 497, 504.
Arcaph, John (see John).
Arcas, 10.
Archbishop, title of, 137, 564, 566, note.
Archidamus, Roman presb., 126, 554.
Archelaus, count, 212.
PALES al Ose om 3 Arianism, origins of, 69-71; original formulze of, 70; adoptionist foundation of, 460; characterised by 312; unscriptural, 312, 324, 431; destroys idea of Redemption, 415; polytheistic, 429; like the tares, 366; anti-Christian, 227; diabolical, 153; from the phraseology, 161, 1643 evasions, 228; variations, 457; creeds frequently changed, 226; councils enumerated, 494.
Arian creed, a, 225; creeds, 440, 464; Sirmium, 464—466; Seleucia, 446, 470; Niké or CP., Qq 568; statements, 457; texts, Arian objections refuted, 492.
Arian arguments, 229 sgg., 358, 361.
Arians convicted by councils, 112, 151 $g.; evasions at Niczea, 1633 called Porphyrians by Constantine, 288; their conduct after Nicsea, 161: party, leaders (in 343), 119, 123, 125, 126; leaders at Sardica, 275; excommunicated at Sardica, 126; their proceedings in 356 at Alexa., 551; their pertheir efforts in the West (after 364), 489; their appointments to Arians compared to various animals, 370, note; like Manichees, 231; compared to Jews, 578; to Sadducees, &c., 227; reason like Jews, 408; heathenish, 230, 232; affect heathenism, 291; worse than heathen, 293; not Christian, 306, 312; Godless, I5I note, 159; @coudyo, 152; taxed with Atheism, 469; profane the Holy Spirit, 579; Antichrists, 530, 561; partisans of the Devil, 187; flippantly contentious, 320; dissemblers, 3II 5g., 314, 3373 use Scripture language, 306, 310, 337; secular influence of, 232; trust in patronbarbarity of, 292; violence of, Arians confuted by name of ‘ Father,’ 434; their doctrine of God, xxix, $9.5 370; view of Wisdom, 368 59+, 429; of the creative Word, doctrine of the Son, 321; Chris- 466, note 6, 575; they deny real Incarnation, 415; theology polytheistic, 398, 402; idolaters, 402, 403; trust in a Creature, 371; their worship of Christ, Anomeans, semi-Artans).
‘ Avian history,’ discussed, 266 sgq.
Ariminum, 451, 453; numbers at council of, 490; proceedings at, 454; praise of the bps. there, Arintheus, Consul 499, 506.
Ariont, Zgyft, 127, 548.
Ariston, two Egypt. bishops, 142.
Ariston, Egyptian bishop, formerly monk, 560.
Aristont, Gaz/, 1276 Aristeeus, 14.
Aristzeus, Grecian bishop, 227.
Aristotle’s definition of man quoted, Ariust, Egypt, 127; coadjutor bp. of Panopolis, 548. Arius, bishop from Palestine, *126.
Arius, Arian presbyter, 70.' ~ of, 69 3 at Niczea, 4745 presents a creed to Constantine, 1443 * admitted to communion at Jerusalem, 144,270; professes orthodoxy, 232, 565; perjury and death of, 233, 288, 565; letter about his death, 564; vanity of, 368, 470; metre of the Thalia, 457, note; his Thalia quoted, Arius quoted, 328, 361; letter of, copied Asterius, 155.
Arles, council of, 280.
Armenia, a place of exile, 276, 277.
Armenians, 16, 64.; Arpocration, presbyter, «71.
Arsacius, eunuch, 273.
Arsenius (of Hypsele)*, 127; 114, 138, 271, cf. xxviii.; restored to his see, 548; letter to Athanasius, 136.
Arsenoitic canal, 200.
‘ Artemas’ (Artemon), 460.
Artemidorus, Egyptian bishop, 142, Anteots, Omi ml sseb7n2iO: Artemius, dux Atgypti, 505, 564, ’ note, Asbestos, 51, 61.
Asceticism, practice of at this time, Asclepas of Gaza, 123, note, 125, 20 Io 7 lAS eo 50,627 Te SoA.
Asclepius™ (see Asclepas).
Asclepius, 63.
Astericits, presbyter, 497, 498, 504.
Asterius, Arian bishop, 456.
Asterius, count, 242, 247, 289.
Asterius, Arian Sophist, xxviii. 59., 155, note 2,163; antecedents of, - extracts from, 325, 459 <9.
Asterius, bishop from Arabia, *126, Astrology, 551. Athanasius, son of Capito, deacon of Alexandria, 71; presbyter of Athanasius}, Cyprus, 127.
Athanasius of Anazarba, 458, (quoted) Athanasius, teachers of, 66; his parents, 562; his aunt persecuted by Gregory, 274; Athanasius and Bishop Alexander, 103; dates of his exiles, &c., 496; exiles, &c., enumerated, _ 499; early intercourse with An- “ tony, xv., 191; inherits Antony’s sheepskin, 220; signs depos.
' Arii, 71; prominent at Nicza, xvili., 103; election as bishop,; It «GENERAL INDEX.
103; hisalleged youthwhen made bishop, 487, 503; date of election, 131 n.,.; alleged wealth of, 105; his episcopal visitations, 139; absent from Alexandria (end of 331), 515 sg.; accused by Meletians (331-2), 5173 at charges against him, 132, 135, 146; declines to attend synod of Cwsarea, 503; exiled (in 335), 460 (see Zyre, council of, Arsenius, &c.) 3 appeals to Constan-‘ tine, 145; first exile of, 503, 527; banished to Gaul, 93, 101, 272; joyful return (in 337), 104, 328; escorts Antony, 215; charges against him (in 338), goes to Rome (in 339), 239; at months at Rome, 115; at Treveri (342-3), 239; at Sardica, acquitted at Sardica, 126; letters to the Mareotis, &c., 554; at price on his head (in 344), 276; at Aquileia (in 345-6), 128, 239, 504; letters to him from Constantius, 128; restoration from second exile, 544; second visit to Rome (in 346), 128; at Treveri (346), 240; visits Adrianople (in 346), 276; interviews with Constantius, 240; visits Constantius at Antioch, 277, 285; welcomed by a council at Jerusalem, 130; his return (in 504; occasion of the de Decr., Athanasius, and Constantius, 236 5qq.; prays for Constantius, 242; did not write to Magnentius, 240; rejects overtures of Magnentius, 241; anxieties (in 355), 558; before third exile, 246; expelled by Syrianus, 247 sq., 263; third exile, 497; searched for (356), 291; denounced by Constantius, 250; defends his flight, 251, 254 syg.; letters to 561, 562; holds a council in 362, 481-486; exiled under Julian,487; movements(in 363), 567, note; underJulian and Joyexile under Valens, 499; death ef, 499, 506; date of his death, Athanasius, church called after, 650.
Athanasius not founder of a sect, 307; repeats himself, 47, note, 325, 360; usuallyemploysasecretary, 242; last writings, 564, 566; his letter /fZ/2s sazs, 550 spurious letters of, 581; conciliatory spirit of, 566; popular with the heathen, 290, 291; supported by a majority at Alxa.,250; modesty an Origenist, Ixviii., 2, 33; physical philosophy of, 18, 25; psychology of, 20; his anthropology discussed, 33 (see 47am); soteriology, 33; eschatology of, 33; his use of ‘hypostasis,’ 80 (see Hypostatis).
Athas f, Host, 127, 142.
Atheism, Arians taxed with, 469 (see Ariais).
Athenodorus, Egyptian bp., 257, 297- Atonement of Christ, 341, 343, 351 59-5 355 (see Christ).
Atras, bp. of Maximinopolis, 539.
Augarus of Cyrus, 456.
Augustalian prefecture, xc., 93, 143.
Augustamnica made a separate province, 504.
Augustine, St., 32.
493, note.
Auxibius}, Cyprus, 127+ Auxumis in Ethiopia, 251; princes BjjaAoy, or veil, 239.
Balacius, duke, 2733; death of, 219, Banishments procured by Arians, 109 (see Arians).; Baptism, 370 sgg., 558; (by heretics) invalid, 371.
Baptismal formula, 441, 443, 466, Baptistery, 94.
Bardion, eunuch, 569.
Bardion, count, 277.
Baruch, canonical, 552. * Basil, bishop of Ancyra, 126, 226, Basil of Armenia, 227.
Basil the Great, Ixii., 449; on ‘ Hypostasis,’ 77; eulogy of, 580.
Basilicus, Arian bishop, 456.
Basilina, 271.; Bastamon or Blastammont, Zey%, Baudiust, Africa, 127. ‘ Begotten,’ how applicable to creatures, 380 (see ‘Son’), Belief, a right, necessary, 407.
Bernicianus, Arian, 568.
Berytus, 69.
Bishop, throne of, 109; visitations of, 108, 139; qualifications for a, 115; temptations of the office, 560.
Bishops, coadjutors for aged, 548; elections of, 558; married, 530, 560; equality of all, 113; Apostolic, 558; the office ordered by Christ, 558; essential to the Church, 558. a Bishops, expelled by Arians, © 248, 251, 256, 258; cruelly banished, 297; banished by George, (357), Bithynians, 16.
Blastammon (see Bastanzoi).
Body appropriated by the Word, 40, 533 instrument of the Word, 40, 41, 59,60; of Christ mortal, 47; incorruptible, 47.
Body, the Universe a, 58.
Beeotia, 62.
‘Blasphemy,’ creed so called, 466.
Blessedness, what, 39.
Bresidas, notary, 499, 505.
Broseus (see Verisstmus).
Cabiri, the, 62.
Ceecilian of Carthage, 227.
Czesarea, intended synod at, 141, 503.
Czesarea in Cappadocia, 240.
Cesareum, Church in Alxa., 243, Calemerus, deacon of Antioch, 486.
Calendar, Egyptian and Syrian, 455, note; Alexandrian, 501.
Calepodius, *126, 148.
Cales, Meletian bishop, 137.
Callinicus of Pelusium, 132, 137, 517. Caloes, *554 (see Calvus).
Caloes *554 (see Chalbis).
Calosiris, bp. of Arsenoe, 539.
Calvus, *148 (see Caloes).
Canon of Scriptures, 552.
Capitot, Africa, 127.
Capito of Sicily, 227.
Capito, father of a presbyter, 121.
Cappadocians, 16.
Cappadocian fathers, semi-Arians), Carpocrates, 339.
Carpon, deacon, 72.
Carpones, Arian presbyter, 70, 113.
Carterius, bishop, 256, 271, 486 (see Karterius).
Castrenses, 119.
Cataphrygians, 307 (see Montanists).
Cataphronius, Prefect of Egypt, 290, Catechumens not present at Eucha- Categories of ‘essence,’ ‘quality,’ Catholic Church, 95.
Catholic, name of, 301.
Catholic Epistles, seven canonical, Catholicus or Receiver-general, 107, Catulinus, consul, 497, 504.
Cecropius of Nicomedia, 226, 298.
Celestinust, Africa, 127.
Celibacy, 557.
Censor, 134.
Cerealis, consul, 497, 505.
Cessilianus+, Africa, 127.
Cheereu, station of, 219, 274; or Thereu, 498.
Chaldeans, 62, 63, 64.
Chalice, the broken, 106, &c.
Xxxiii. (see rT Chares, Arian presbyter, 69.
Charybdis, 15.
Chorepiscopi, 144.
Chrestus, 104. Christ, titles of, 29; everything to all, 526, 528; becomes many things for the many, 526, 528, SAL age 543i) binthw of 955s human attributes of, 232; earthly life of, 45, 572, 576; came on earth to die, 425; death of, 46; death of, marvellous, 63; died in the stead of all, 40, 56; exaltation of, 330; eternal King- Christ, Personality of, Divine, 179; unique Revelation of God, 341; ‘from God’ in unique sense, 166; not Son of God by adoption, 154, 160; His Godhead His Godhead not against Unity of God, 397; ‘ Hand’ of God, 443, 444; Hand and Power, 161; the Image of God, 89 (see Adoption, Image).
Christ, if not God, could not redeem, 577,579; in what sense created, 180, 184; is ‘created as man,’ 378, 388; human nature of, 83, 178 sg.; His manhood a garand ‘sent’ as man, 446, 447; kinship with man, 388; twofold aspect in Scripture, 409 5g-, 416; acts of, divine and human, 46, 579; divine knowledge of, 260; human knowledge of, 414 s9g., 416 sgg.; subject to ignorance as man, 418; in what sense he ‘ feared,’ 423 sg.; why adored, 157, 575-577; His human Body not worshipped as such, 575; His immutability, Christ, Ai ‘ First-born,’ 381, 382 sg.; did not acquire divinity, 328; His Sonship not moral only, 165; not merely inspired, 410, 574, 578; priesthood of, 353; mediator and intercessor, 435; mediator as man only, 352; ‘asked’ and ‘received’ for our sake, 415, 435 3 his work vicarious, 40, 56, 553; redeemed all from death, 531; sacrifice of, our lack of merit, 435; sanctified as man, 333 5g., 335; His flesh, the first free from sin, 381; His flesh deified, 414.
Christ our forerunner, 330; guides to the Father, 542; safety in, 386; salvation in Him alone, 543; the Healer, 60; the typical man, 259; example of, 335, note, 336, 511; imitation of His Cross, 523; miracles of, 45, 48, known by His works, 65; shewn to live by His power, 53; Odie GENERAL INDEX: ee ee invisibly persuades men, 36, 52, 65; wide influence of, 63; abolishes fear, 424; the Saints thirst for Him, 549; traditional saying of, 179; His death kept as a feast, 548; second coming of, 66; christological debates at Corinth, 570, 574. (See Son, Word, Incarnation, Lordship, Atonement, Redemption.)
Christology, 570 sgg., 575.
Chronology, Ixxxi. sgg., 131, note, I40, note, 500; Athanasian, Chronological tables, 496, 502.
Church, and the civil power, 121, 123; has no secular power, 286; independent of State, 289; its life a joy to Heaven, 522..
Churches, seats of clergy in, 459; ornaments of, 94; sometimes used when unfinished, 243 sg.; of, no value without the faith, 550 sg.
Cilicians, 16.