Claudiust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Clementius, officer of Magnentius, Cleopatra, 9, note.
Clergy, allowances of, 293.
Coinherence, xxxii., 366, note 1, 370.
Coldeust, Africa, 127., Colluthus, 71, 107; schism of, xvi., Colluthus, Meletian bishop, 137.
Commentaries, prisons called, 249.
Communicatio idiomatum, 410, 411.
Comodus, deacon, 71.
Comon, deacon, 72.
Consortiust, Africa, 127..
Consortiust, Zeypt, 127.
Milan (in 342), 239; he and Constantius call a council, 274; at Treviri, 503; murder -of, 278; death of, 504.: 565, 568; consulates of, 503, 500; religion of, 145; letters of, intervenes for Athan., 105; writes on behalf of Ath., 108, 145; letter to John Arcaph, 136; banishes Athan,, 105; refuses to appoint Arian bp. at Alxa., 288; death of, 503; honoured Virgins, 252.
Constantine II., 272; consulates of, Constantius Czesar, see Gallus.
Constantius, Julius (see Falzus Constantius).
Constantius (see Costyllius), 225, 235, Gregory to Alxa., 273; favours Athan. (344-6), 277; writes to Athanas., 127, 278; letters in favour of Athan,, 129, 130, 2775 receives Athan. at Antioch, 129; (continued) II]. GENERAL INDEX.
Constantius (con?.), ‘ most religious,’ 95; knowledge of Scripture,252; sole emperor, 504; letter to Ath. (350), 247; at Council of Milan, 299, 497; persecutes (353356), 280; ecclesiastical tyranny of, 289, 299; banishments by, 146, 256; letters against Ath., 249; violence of, 565; discreditable letter of, 288; ignores memory of Constans, 288; addressed by Lucifer, 561; reply to deputies of Ariminum, Constantius, ‘most irreligious,’ 456, 295; Belshazzar, 287; Herod, than Saul, Pilate, &c., 295; forerunner of Antichrist, 287; Antichrist, 298—300; cruelty) of, 270, 274; at the mercy of his servants, 296; his domestic bloodshed, &c., 296; ‘heretic,’ 264; 451; baptism of, 238, note a heretic, 467.
ur otey about words, danger of, Copres, presb., 72.
Corax, 14.
Corinth, theological debates there, Corruption, 38, 39, 41, 60; penal, 38, 39, 40; and incorruption, 38, 40; undone by Incarnation, 40 (see Sin, Redemption).
Cosmus +, Africa, 127.
Councils (see Vicea, Rome, Sardica, Milan, Antioch, Sirmium, &c.), judicial function of, 151, sg.; authority of, magnified, 152, n.; not irreformable, 111; force of their decrees, 111, 113; ecumenical, Ixxv., 468; not dependent on the State, 106; Niczea and Antioch compared, 473; significance of their large number, 468; scandal of frequent, 451.
Council of Antioch in 269, 473; at Alxa. (in 324), 139; Tyre, 103, 104; count presided at Tyre, 105; Alexandria (338-9), Councils held between 362 and ‘Create,’ two senses of in Scripture, Creation, unbroken order of, 59; not eternal, 323; why in bondage, Creation peculiar to God, 157, 359; requires no mediator, 154 sg., 362; an end in itself, 376; due to God’s bounty, 26; an act of condescension, 383, 391 sg.; anticipatory of redemption, 391; simultaneous, 374, 381; applies to Christ as Man, 159; symbol- Creator, meaning of, 37.
Creatures, in what sense ‘of God,’ Creed of Niczea, 73, 75 3 of Ceesarea, 74; baptismal, 74; of Athana- Creeds, Arian (see Dated Creed, Blasphemy, Anomaan, Arian).
Cretans, 17.
Crocodiles, 200.
Cronius, Meletian bishop, 137.
Cronius, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Cross, the, 36, 579; why Christ died on, 47 sgg-, 49, 50; mocked by heathen, 4; prophesied, 55, 56; victory of the, 331.
Cucusus, in Cappadocia, 256, 272.
Curiosi, 138, note.
Cursus publicus, 136, note.
Cymatius (see Aymatius).
Cynics, 569.
Cyprianus f, Africa, 127.
Cyprus, bishops of, 127.
Cyriacus, Mcesian bishop, 227.
Cyril of Alexandria, on Athanasius, Cyril of Jerusalem, xlix, Cyrus, presbyter, 71.
Cyrus of Bercea, 256, 271.
Cyzicus, 298.
Daglaifus, consul, 499, 505.
Dalmatius, brother of Constantine, Damasus, Bishop of Rome, 489, Danae, 10.
Daniel, weeks of, 57, 356.
Dated creed, 452, 454; revoked, 466; work of a few men, 453.
Dates, legitimate use of, 452.
Datianus, count, 277.
Datyllus +, Zoyft, 127.
David, the author of the Psalms, Death, 21; abolished in Christ, 332, no longer reigns, 47, 50; fear of 47, 51; death of Christ, its import, 47; central purpose of Incarnation, 47; why not from sickness, 47, 48; why not glorious, 49; death of Christians, 47, 50 sg., 412; punishment after death, 524.
Debt (in relation to Redemption), 31, 33; debt paid by Christ, Deification of man, 65, 159, 329, 576, 578 sg.; of creatures in Christ, 477; by grace, 311; the Spuit the agent of, 406 (see Man).
Delphi, 62.
ised by the Holy Week, 509.
Demeter, 9, 13.
Demetrius, deacon, 72, 134, presbyter, 140.
visible shapes of, 197, 198, 202; corporeal, 204; grotesque tales 213; impotent against the godly, 202, 204; our own fault if they assail us, 207; quote Scripture, 203; stir up war, 65; the cause of sin, 201.
Demon, Christ not a, 63.
Descent into hades, 423, 424, 454, Desiderius}, Gazl, 127.
Deutero-canonical books, purpose of, scribed in the O. T., 202; fall of Dianius, bishop of Czesarea, III.
Dianius (the younger) of Czsarea, Didaché, not canonical, 552.
Didymus, deacon, 72.
Didymus, deacon, 72.
Didymus, presb., 72, 134.
Dilatation (see AZarcellits).
Diocletian era, 503, note 4.
Diodorus of Tarsus, 580, note.
Diodorus of Tenedos, *126, 148, Diodorus of Tyre, letter to, 580.
Diogenes, notary, comes to Alxa., Diomed, I0, 13.
Dionysius, bishop of Lodi, 239.
Dionysius, deacon, 71.
Dionysius, presb., 72.
Dionysius, presbyter, 71, 139.
Dionysius of Alexandria, 176 sgq.: language of, 168, note 7, 174, 177, LO > quoted malo7we473) extracts from his book, 182; correspondence with Dionys. of Rome, 492; his memory honoured, 177; church of, 497, Dionysius of Milan, 248, 256, 281, Dionysius of Rome, 473; quoted, Dioscorus, presb., 72, 140.
Dioscorust, Hgypt, 127.
Dioscorus, Meletian presbyter, 137.
Dioscuri, 10.
Discipline, salutary for Christians, ee Existence, an end initself, 377. ocetism, 572 sq.,, 6 Dodona, 62. ieee Domnion of Sirmium, 271.
Domitianus, *127, 148; (Domitius), iN eS Sareea SS Donatus, proconsul, 256.
Doubt, right attitude toward, 367.
Doxology, form of the, 235, n.
Dracontius, count, 498.
Dreams, 20, 21.
Dualism (Gnostic), 7, 37.
Dukes of Egypt, xc.
Dynamiust, Africa, 127.
Dynamius, soldier, 293, 302.
Dyscolius, +, Gaul, 127.
Eidos, or form of God, 403, 478.
EvoéBeia, 150, note.
Easter (339), 95; universal celebration of, 5373; symbolises the world to come, 509; how to be kept, 542; in what spirit to be kept, 547, 549; passover type of, 548, &c.; question of at Nicza, 452, 490; arrangement about it at Sardica, 504, 544; Athan. fixes it for the Romans, 544; differences about Easter, 504; dispute about date of, 544, Arian blunder as to, 503.
Ecclesiasticus not canonical, 552.
Ecstasy, 419.
Ecumenical council,104 (see Cozzzcz/s).
Eden, garden of, 38; figurative, 5.
Edessa, 128.
Egypt, 55, 56, 62; Egyptian religion, 291; various worships in, 16; its idolatry, 16, 17; Epyptian customs, their bread, 199; burial customs, 220; 64; bishops of, 127; sees, 137, 486, 539, 548; list of bishops, 142; bishops of, protest at Tyre, 142; its bishops unanimous, 493; orthodoxy of, 300; Egyptian Christians lax in fasting, 538 (see Alexandria, Mareotis, Thebatd.
Eleusius (see Selewczus).
Elias, bishop of Tanis, 539.- Ellanicus (see Hellanicus).
Elpidiust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Elpidius, Roman presbyter, 110, 111, eee not to interfere with the Church, 286, 289, 299; deified by the Senate, 9.
Envy, none in the Creator, 26 (see God).
Ephraim, Meletian bishop, 137.
Epicritian players, 300.
Epictetus of Centumcella, 226, 298.
Epictetus of Corinth, letter to, 570.
Epicureans, 36.
Eros, 8.
Esaias, Zgypt, 127.
Esdras (3 and 4), apocryphal, 552.
‘Essence’ of God, 165; meaning Essence and accident, 327.
Esther not canonical, 552.
Eternity may belong to creatures, Ethiopians, 16, 64 (see Auxumids).
Eucharist, Ixxix., 102, cf. 579; not celebrated on week-days, 106; offered by Presbyters only, 106; profaned by heathen, 116; a partaking of the Word, 519, 5253; supersedes the Passover, reception of, 519, 522 sg., 524.
Eudemont, Zgyft, 127; of Lycop- Eudzemon, Meletian bishop, Eudzemonis, virgin, 505.
Eugenius, magister officiorum, 239.
Eulogius, see Geloeus.
Eulogiust, Gaul, 127.
Eulogius, bishop, 297.
Eulogus (or Eulogius), *126, 148, * Eumenes, deacon, 71.
Eunomius, 498.
Eunuchs at Court, 283, 569.
Euphranor, 179 sgg., 186.
Euphrates of Cologne, *147, 148, Euphration of Balanea, 256, 271, Eupsychius, Cappad. bishop, 227, Europa, 10.
Eusebians, xxxiv.
Eusebius of Czesarea, Xviii., xxvii, 470, 492; at Nicea, 152; Arian language of, 459; Arianism of, 436; theology of, 75, notes.
Eusebius, consul, 504, 544.
Eusebius, Flavius, consul, 454, 497, Eusebius, a Decurion, 130.
Eusebiust, Gaul, 127.
Eusebiust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Eusebius, presbyter, 71.
Eusebius of Nicomedia, xvi., 68, 69, quoted, 325, 459; translated from Berytus, 103; at Nica, 152; subscribed at Niczea, 153; ‘deposed’ after Nicaea, xx., 460; leader of Arians, 131; plots of, 140, 141; deputation from Tyre to CP., 146; his party write to Julius, 111; translated to CP., 272; influence of, 226; death of, 119; at Sardica, party of, 555.
Eusebius of Seleucia, or of Sebaste, renee of Vercellz, 248, 256, 281, memorandum, 486.
Eustathius of Antioch, xxxvii., 73, Niceea, xix.
Eustathius, presbyter of Sardica, Eustathius of Sebaste, 226, 271, 498.
Eustolion, virgin, 264, Eustorgius, Italian bishop, 227.
Kutasius, *148,.
Eutropia, sister of Constantine, 240.
Eutropius, bishop of Adrianople, Eutropius, Roman presbyter, 284.
Eutyches, deacon of Athan., 561.
Eutychius, martyred, 292.
Eutychius of Eleutheropolis, 456.
Euzoius, Arian deacon, 70; ‘ Chananean,’ 297; made bishop at Evagrius of Antioch, 189; his translation of Vit. Ant. 195.
Evagrius, officer, 242.
Evagrius of Mitylene, 455, 456.
}ixcommunication, 126.
Exegesis, principles of, (see Scripture.)
Exodus, the, typical of the Christian Exucontians, Arians called, 467.
Facundus, consul, 503.
Faith and Godliness allied, 536.
Faithful, meaning of, 351.
Fasting, at once penitential and disciplinary, 508; suspended on Saturday and Sunday, 523; fasts to be kept with holy life, 507, 508; and feasts, a source of spiritual strength, 516, 539.
Father, God, the only real, 319; ‘Father’ expresses essence of God, 165; the Scriptural title of God, 326; Father, the, known through the Word, 42; all-Fatherhood of God, based on adoption, 380, 381.
Faustinus, officer, 291, 292; prefect of Egypt, 505.
Fear, sign of a demoniacal vision, Felicianus, consul, 503.
Felicissimus, duke of Egypt, 241, Felixt, Africa, 127.
Felixt, Afréca, 127.
Felixt, Zeypt, 127.
Felix}, /taly, 127.
Felix of Rome, 298.
Festal Index discussed, 501.
Festal letters, their origin, 500; usual Festal seasons should colour our whole life, 517, 519.
Festivals, how to be kept, 511; of unbelievers, 539, 543, 5453 of the wicked, 511; spirit of the Fiat, why God did not restore man Fidelius, Arian bishop, 456.
Flacillus, bishop of Antioch, 142.
Flavian, pref. of Egypt, 499, 505.
Flesh, restored in Christ, 412 (see Man).
Flight in persecution not cowardly, Florentius, count, 277.
Florentius, prefect of Egypt, 512.
Fortunatianust, Zgvpt, 127.
Food of the good and of the wicked, Fountain, the Father a, 317; of Wisdom, God the, 158, 160. Free-will, virtue depends on, 201 (see AZan, Will). Fronto, an official, 211. Frumentius, xlvili., 249, 251. Furniture of the Church, 94.
Tévynua, 164, note 2.
Tévvnots, the Divine, 366, 463, 314, 231 (see Sov, Generation).
Tevyntos and yerntds, 162, note 3, 163; distinguished, 339, 475, note.
Tevntés and dryévntos, 149, 155 sq.
Gabianus, count, III.
Gaius, deacon, 71: P. of Alxa., 139.
Gaiust, Egypt, 127, 142.
Gaius, deacon, 72; deacon of Mareotis, 134; presbyter, 140; Gaius, Arian deacon, 70.
Gaius, Arian bishop, 453, 454, 455; Gallicianus, consul, 503, 510.
Gallus, Cesar, 298; change of name, and consulate of, 504; consulate Ganymede, 10.
Gaul, bishops of, 127.
Gaudentius, court officer, 132, Gelceus Hieracammon, 517.
Generation, the divine, 156; generation of the Son, 84; generation and creation distinct, 158 (see Tévynors, Son).
George of Cappadocia, 227, 288 (bis), nominated Bishop of Alxa., 250, 2513; (chronology) lii., 236 sg.; precautions before his arrival, ih at Seleucia, 456; murder of 498; Gregory and George, con fusion of, xliii., note 5, 91, 274, note 4.: George, Catholic Egyptian bishop, George of Laodicea, xxxiv., lv., 104, 459; deposed from Alex. clergy, 459; ‘worst of the Arians,’ 5555 Gerasiust, Cyprus, 127.
Gerontius, prefect of Egypt, 497, Germanust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Germanust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Giants, 365.
Gnostic tenets, 162, 163.
God, of Israel, worshipped by us, 88; God, Scripture doctrine of, 28; Christian idea of, xxix.; proof of His existence, 37; how known to man, 42; knowledge of, 43; known to the soul, if free from sin, 20, 22; perceived by the mind, 5; known by His works, 22; from Creation, 18, Creation, 23, 27; God and nature, 88 (see Zwzmanence). God incorporeal, 16, 36, 42; “beyond all essence,’ or ‘existence’ (ovola), 5, 22, 253 not of composite nature, 231; not compound, 4333; simplicity of, 18; alone self-existent, 157 (see Divine Existence); God, attributes in, 89, 368; unity,of, 24, 25, 395, 397; simply One, though in Three, 402; unchangeable, 353, 438 sg.; omnipresent, 406; God, Will and Nature in, 349; eternally Father, 182, 184; eternally Father, not Creator, 323 (see Father); His ‘right hand,’ 341 sg.3 not jealous, 37, 363; His goodness, cause of Creation, 37; He alone creates, 157; not a mechanic, 37, 321, 359; creates without material, 320, 359; creates immediately, 154 sg., 423, 434 (see Logos); delays of, 385; His goodness cause of Incarnation, 36, 39; ‘God onlybegotten’ (the Son), 26, 457, &c.; contemplation of God sustains life, 508; how we may imitate Him, 404 sg.3 our Father by adoption and grace, 380, sg.; dwells in us through Christ, 331; requires of us His own gifts, 518, 521.
Gods of the heathen, 353; immoralites of, 10, II, 17 3 are mere men, 44, 61, 65; are demons, Goths, 64.
needed by all, 3703 security of, Gratian, Consulates of, 499; 505, Gregoras, D. of Mareotis, 140. — Gregory of Cappadocia, Arian bishop 554, 556; nominated bishop of Alxa., 115, 121, 1233 his arrival marked by outrages, 116; violence of, 93 579.3 death of, 277; illness and death of, 504.
Hadrian, 9.
Hand of God, 387; the Word, 155; Christ the, 161.
Harmony, in music, 24.
Harpocrationt, Zgypt, 127, 142.
Harpocration, Meletian bishop, 137.
Heathen excluded from Eucharist, tog; heathen outrages in Churches, 94- Hebrew Alphabet, 552.
Hebrews, Epistle to, S. Paul’s, 37, Hector, 13.
Hecuba, 13.
Helianus, 148, *554 (see Aeléanus).
Helias, Meletian monk, 135.
Heliast, Agypt, 127.
Heliast, Agypt, 127.
Heliast, Zeypt, 127.
Hell, fear of, 197, 201.
Helladius, Arian deacon, 70.
Hellanicus of Tripolis, 271.
Heliodorus, Arian of Libya, 498.
Hemerius, Flavius, 145.
Hepheestion, Meletian deacon, 137.
Hephestus, D. of Mareotis, 140 Heraclammon}, Zgypt, 127, 142.
Heracles, presb., 72.
Heraclides, Meletian bishop, 134, Heraclidest, Zgypt, 127, 142.
Heraclius, presbyter of Mareotis, Heracliust, Zgypt, 127, 539- Heraclius, count, sent to Alxa., 288; arrives at Alxa., 290, 292, 294, Heremius of Thessalonica, 248.
Herennianus}, Africa, 127.
Herennius, deacon of Lucifer, 486.
Heresiarchs, 307.
Heretics 425, 547, 575; how to be met, 580; prayer with them forbidden, 564; festivals of, 518, 521; their baptisms void, 371; reject traditional teaching, 511; named after their founders, 307; heretical books, 551.
Hermeon, Meletian bishop, 137.
Hermeon, bishop of Tanis, 483, Hermaphrodites, 15.
quoted with hesitation, 533; not in the Canon, 162, 552.
Hermes, 8, 9, Io.
Hermes, bishop, 257, 297.
Hermetaries, racks called, 252.
Hermiast, Zeyft, 127.
Hermias, citizen, 292.
Herminus, bp. of Maximianopolis, Hermogenes, count, 497.
Hermon, Egyptian bishop, 487.
Heroes, 44, 61.
Heron}, Zgyft, 127.
Hesperiot, Africa, 127.
Hesperust, Africa, 127.
Hesychius, count, 119, 274.
Hieracas, mystic, 458.
Hieracas, presbyter, 578 (see /ierax?)
Hierapolis in the East, 505.
Hierax, presb. of Alexandria, 560.
Hierax, presbyter, 257, 297- Hierax, bp. of E. Garyathis, 539.
Hierax, deacon, 72; P. of Mareotis, Hilarianus, consul, 503, 515.
Hilarius, Roman deacon, 284.
Hilarius, Arian bishop, 498.
comes to Alxa., 288, 301.
Hippocentaur, 15.
Hippolytus, xxiv.
Historia Acephala, 485, sqq.; 496.
Holiness, needed for study of Scriptures, 67.
Holy Spirit, controversy about, 567, Honoratust, Afrzca, 127.
Horus, 8, 9.
248,258, 295; framed Nicene for- 285; *leading peison at Sardica, 124, 126; detained at Sirmium, 287; worthy of his name, 286; praises of, 256; letter to Constantius, 285-286, 288; age of, death of, 287.
Humanity of Christ a creature, $5 (see Zncarnation).
Hyginus, prefect of Egypt, 503, Hypatianus, 498 (see Lustathius).
Hypatius, Fl., consul, 454, 497, 505- Hypatius of Nicza, 498.
Hyperneris, *554.
Hypostasis, xxxii., 84, 90, 167; (subsistence), 467, 470; and ovcla, 482 sgg.; and ovcla identified, 490; discussed by Newman, 77 sqg.; God is one, 433; one or three? go, 182, note 5.
Il.
Iamblichus, 2, 14, notes.
Idolatry, 42, varieties of, 16, 625 philosophic defence of, 14; origin of in sin, 5, 8; immorality of, 10, II, 17; illogical, 14 sg.; condemned in Scripture, 27; destroyed by Christ, 66.
Idols, 64.
Ignatius of Antioch, xxii.; quoted, Ignorance of the End, why profitable, Ilius (see Z/zas), Word, &e.).
Image-worship, dishonours art, I1.
Images, perishable, 16; serve as letters for men, 14, 15.
Immanence of Word in Nature, 45, 59 (see God).
Incarnation, the, 40; purpose of, 40, 59, 531, 576; twofold purpose of, 43, 45, 378; threefold purpose, 40; for our salvation, 38; needed to restore us, 376, 385, 386; solely for man’s need, 377, 379; remedy against Death, 40; bestows Incorruption, 60, 61; remedy for Sin, 384, 386, 411; source of grace, 405 sg., 412; ransom of all creation, 577 3 an Economy, 87; a condescension, 329; a condescension to sense, 44, 59 sg.; men taught by, 44; completes God’s self-witness, 44.; deceived Satan, 376; why deferred, 385; why not in Adam’s time, 323; Incarnation philosophically conceivable, 58 sg.; did not limit the Word, 45, 60; human actions of the Incar- Incarnation, theology of, 374, 446, Ingenius, presb., 72, 140.
Innocent (of Cappadocia?), 580.
Interpretation, right method of, 177 (see Scripture).
Inventions ascribed to gods, 13.
Irenzeus, Arian deacon, 69.
Irenzeus, Arian, 297.
Irenzeus, presb. of Alxa., 279.
Irenzus, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Irenzus, Meletian presbyter, 137.
Irenzeus, saint, xxiv.
Irene, village of, 145.
Irenicust, Cyprus, 127.
Isaac of Letopolis, Meletian, 134, Isaac 3 Cleopatris, Meletian bishop, Isact, Zeypt, 127; (Isaac), 548.
Ischyrammont, Agyft, 127.
Ischyras, xvii., xxxviii., 107, 114, EES 220; 125, ulSo, et oo loos 140, 143, 145; confession of, 108; recants, 133; made a bishopyel20;0122\01445 ee Ischyras, Egyptian bishop, 142. Ischyrion, Egypt. bishop, 142. Isidorus, bp. of Xois, 548. Ision, an orphan, 140. Ision, Meletian bishop, 132, 137,517. Israel, history of, 55. Issachar, an example of patience, Italicianus, pref. of Egypt; 505. Italy, bishops of, 127.
Jacobus, Egyptian bishop, 142, 548. Jacobus of Nisibis, 2278 aie Januarius, consul, 503.
Jeremiah, epistle of, canonical, 552.
Jerusalem, 579; council (in 335), 143 sg., 460; no longer exists, 57.
Jessest, Gaul, 127.
Jewish dispensation provisional only, Jewish vintners, 232, 413, &c. (see Jews, guilt of the, 529, 530, 5343 Peter’s argument with, 356; present ae of, 521, 534 sa, 545; refute 59g.
John and Antiochus, letter to, 579.
190 (see Arcaph).
Josepht, Zéaly, 127.
Jovian, accession of, 498, 505; alleged prophecy about, 487; repulses Arians, 568; letters from and to him, 567; death of, 499; consulate of, 498, 505.
Jovinus, consul, 499, 505.
Joy, sign of a celestial vision, 206.
Judgment, the last, 30, 66.
Judith not canonical, 552.
Julian, 568; consulates of, 497, 498, measures of, 498, 505; death of, 498, 505; rumours about his death, 487.
Julius Constantius, consul, 140, 503, Julius, Arian deacon, 70, 297.
Juliust, Zgypt, 127.
Julius, bishop of Rome, 101, 120, 278; his presbyters detained in the East, 113; letter to Eusebius, &c., I10 sgg.; *signs at Sardica by deputies, 126, 148; second letter of, 128, Jupiter Latiarius, 17.
Just claims of God, 39, 40.
Justin Martyr, xxiii.
Justust, Africa, 127.
Justus, deacon, 72; presb, of Mareotis, 134.
Justus, consul, 503.
fl. GENERAL INDEX.
KavdAvov, 127, note.
Karterius of Antaradus, 486 (see Carterius).
Kymatius, bishop of Paltus, 256, Law, Jewish, 42; given by angels, and Prophets, for all the world, ae nature, a proof of God, 24.
Leda, 10.
Lent, 94; kept laxly in Egypt, 5385 necessary preparation for Easter, 523, 548; notice of it omitted, Leo, deacon, 554.
Leonidest, Zgyft, 127.
Leontius of Antioch, 226, 264, 271, 279, 471; made bishop of Antioch, 277; date ofhis death, Leontius of Czesarea Capp., 227. Leontius of Tripolis, 455, 456. Leontius, consul, 504.
Leto, 10.
Leviticus, law of, 545.
sgqg-, 287; resists Constantius, 283; banished, and falls, 234; lapse of, 146.
Liburniust, Zgypt, 127.
Libya, 62, 251 (see Leypiian Sees, Light and radiance, simile of, 158, Simile), Likeness if real is essential, 470.
Limenius, consul, 497, 504.
Liodorus (see Diodoris).
Loaves of widows, &c., (see”Aprot).
Logos (see Word); God never with- Adyos mpopop:kos, 84.
Lollianus, consul, 497, 504.
Longianus of Armenia, 227.
Longinus, prefect of Egypt, Longus, presbyter, 71, 139.
Lordship of Christ as Man, 355 (see Christ).
Lucian the Martyr, xv., alleged creed of, 461.
Lucifer of Calaris, 248, 256, 281, letters of Ath. to, 561; writings of, 562; account of him, 561, note, Lucillus, ze. Lucius of Verona, Lucius of Adrianople, *127, 148, Lucius, D. of Mareotis, 140.
Lucius, Egyptian bishop, 483.
Lucius, Meletian bishop, 137.
ee eo deacon, 70; Arian ishop of Alxa., 498, 499, sos, Luke, a witness against human traditions, 512.
Lupicinus, consul, 499, 505.
XXVlil.; Lupus of Cilicia, 227.
Lycia, 62.
Lycurgus, 14.
Lycus, a stream in Egypt, 212.
Mov, monastery, 135, note.
Macarius addressed by Athan., 4, 36, note.
Macarius, deacon, 71, 134.
Macarius, deacon, 71; presbyter of 238, 271, 565; accused by Ischy- Macarius, Egyptian bishop, 142, 483.
Macarius, presbyter, 112, 113.
Macarius, Meletian presbyter, 137.
Macarius of Jerusalem, 227.
Macedonius}, Cyprus, 127.
Macedonius, bishop of Mopsuestia, Macedonius of CP., 272, 497, 498; Macedonian heresy, 497- Maccabees, apocryphal, 552.
Macrinus, Palestinian bishop, 130.
Macrostich (creed), 462.
Maffei, Scipio, 495.
Magician, Christ not a, 63.
Magistrates support Arians, 93, 96, 273, 290 sg.; support Athanasius, 103.
504; sends officers to Athanasius, 241.
Magninianus, pref. of Egypt, 503, Magnus of Themisa, 456.
Maia, Io.
Maid, the (goddess), 9.
Mamertinus, consul, 498, 505.
Man, defined, 13; original state of, 5; created in grace, 38, 1543 created perfect, 384; in what sense, 385; essentially perishable and. mortal, 37, 38; by nature ignorant of God, 42; not by nature rational, 42; whence rational, 37; rational because in God’s image, 510; Men partakers of the Word, 492.
Man as mortal has no merit, 435; alone sinful in creation, 59; Men learn best from men, 42; Man could not redeem, 43, 44; many have lived like God, 399; knows God by grace, 42; delivered in Christ, 412; restored in Christ, 446, 386; deified in Man’s redeemed state higher than that of Adam, 385 (see Deification, Redemption).
Manasses, prayer of, Apocryphal, Manes and Manichees, 214, 224, $a Manichzism, 572, 575s 579 Manninus+, Africa, 127. “¢ Marcellinus,” *127, 148. X MarcellusofAncyra(see Marcellinus), condemned at Antioch, 462, 463; received at Rome, 271, xliv.; - confession of faith at Rome, 116; at Sardica, 271; pronounced orthodox at Sardica, 125, 126; theology of, xxxvi., 125, 43I- 447; inconsistency of, 430; adopts Stoic ideas, 437, 438; his doctrine of ‘dilatation,’ 437 Marcellinus, D. of Alxa., 139. Marcellinus, consul, 462, 504, 539- Marcus, Arian, 297- Marcus of Arethusa, 462. Marcus, deacon, 71. Marcus, deacon, 72. Marcus, deacon, 72; P. of Mareotis, Marcus, two bishops called, 257, Mareotis, the, 69, 108, note, 133, cf. 137; list of clergy of (in 322), 72; presbyters of (in 332), 1343 list of clergy (in 335), 140; affair of Ischyras, 106. Mareotic Commission, xl., 107 s¢., Marianus}, Africa, 127. Marinust+, Africa, 127. Maris, bishop of Chalcedon, 107, Marriage, 529, 557- Martinianus, officer, 209. Martinianus, notary, 466. Martinus +, Gaz, 127. Martyrius, deacon, 112, I13, I14, Martyrius, *148, *554. Martyrdom, what, 234. Mary, the Virgin, 571, 572, 573) 579 (see Virgin). Masis, bp. of Latopolis, 548. Materialism, opinion of some heretics, 20. Matter not coeval with God, 37. Maurus, deacon, 72, 140. Maximian, Emperor, 284, 285; persecution of, 294. Maximianus (see Maximinus). Maximilla, 452. Maximin, persecution of, 208. Maximinust of Treveri, 127, 147, Maximus (see JZaximinus). Maximus, Gallic bishop, 241, +127.
Maximus of Nicza, pref. of Egypt, Maximus of Rapheotis, pref. of Egypt, 505. Maximus of Jerusalem t, 127, 130.
Il. GENERAL INDEX.
Maximus, deacon of Antioch, 486.
Maximus, reader of Alexandria, Maximus, presbyter, 554.
Ms philosopher, letter to, Maximus of Tyre, 14 (note 8). Meditation, 535, 536.
Melas, Meletian bishop, 137.
Meletian schism, date of, 234.
Meletian bishops, list of, 137.
Meletian monks, 135.
307, 517, 538; reconciled after Niczea, 137; allied with Arians, 531; coalesced with Arians, 234; become Arians, 300; like chameleons, 300.
Meletius, schism of, xv., 131, 137.
Meletius of Antioch, lvii., lxi. s9.,497.
Meletius of Pontus, 227.
Meliphthongus, D. of Mareotis, Menas, Arian deacon, 70.
Menas, Egyptian bishop, 483, 486.
Mendidium, district in Alexandria, Menophantus of Ephesus, 119, 123, Methodius, xxvii.
Metopas, D. of Mareotis, 140.
Milan, 298; council (in 347), 131; Milton, theology of, 87.
Minervalist, Africa, 127.
Miracles, 291; in the church, 560; how wrought, 550; wrought by God, not by saints, 206; not to be over-rated, 206.
Mizoniust, Africa, 127; {Muzonius) lvi.
Monarchia, the divine, 167, 433, Monasteries, 297; presbyters Monastic Societies, 557; monastic scruples and temptations, 556.
Monasticism, xlviii., 193; origin in Egypt, 196; growth of in Antony’s time, 200, 208.
in, 569; hermits, 561; not always celibate, 560; elected to bishoprics, 559; regard active life as perilous to the soul, 560; Meletian, 135; outside Egypt, 195.
Montanus, 452 (see Cataphryglans).
Montanus, officer, comes to Alxa., Months, Egyptian names of, 501.
Moses, Meletian bishop, 137.
Moses, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Mosinius (sce AZusonzzs).
Mother of the gods, 17.
Mourners, consolation for, 569.
Nicomedia, 69, 298; bishops of, 104.
bishop in Ths eed.
Muitus (see MZuzs).
Muius, bishop (see JZvzs), Museus, presbyter, 131.
Museust}, Aeypt, 127.
Musonianus, count, 119, 274.
Naissus, Athan. at, 239.
Name of God (the Son), 329.
Narcissus of Neronias, 119, 123, | Nature of man needs restoration, 40; nature and will in God, 349; vos and ovata, 478.
Nature, worship of, 18, 19; the book or writing of God, 22; interdependence of, 18 (see Creation).
Nehemiah, counted as 2nd of Ezra, Nemesinus, an official, 569.
Nemesion}, Zgypt, 127, 539.
Nemesion, bishop of Sais, 548.
Nemesius, presbyter, 71.
Neoplatonism, 33.
Nepotianus, consul, 503.
Nessus}, Africa, 127.
Nestor, 13.
Nestorius, prefect of Egypt, 130, Nevitta, consul, 498, 505.
Nicasius}, Gaul, 127.
Niceza, bishops of, 104; intended council there (in 359), 451; Nicea, council of, xvii. 599., 570, 579; reason ofthe council, 152; ‘three hundred,’ 473; ‘three hundred and eighteen,’ 489; order of events in the council, xx. note, 733; history of the proceedings 162, 491; conduct of the Arians, 163; this council ‘ Ecumenical,’ 169 (see Council), 310, &c.; general reception of its creed, 568; the council universally accepted, 489; its authority, 282; its creed, 75, 568; its creed to be maintained, 234; finality of its creed, 484; this creed sufficient, 453, 454; Nicene formula alone overthrows Arianism, 4743 scriptural in sense, 474; meaning of the definition, 469; Nicene doctrine incomprehensible, 366, note; Nicene Fathers, ‘simplicity’ of, 454, Nicon, Egyptian bishop, 142, 539. Nigrianus, consul, 504. Niké, proceedings at (in Thrace), Nilammont, Zygyft, 127, 257, 297, Nilammon, bishop of Syene, 548. Nilaras, presbyter, 71, 139.
Nile flood, 205, 212.
Nilon, deacon, 71.
Nilust, Zgypt, 127.
Nonnus}, Egyptian bishop, 142, 539. Norbanust, Cypvas, 127.
Notaries, 246, note.
Novatians, 307.
Novatus (z.e. Novatian) 113, cf. xxiy. Numediust, /¢aly, 127. Nunechiust, Cyprus, 127.
Oirxovoula, 178, note 4; (of the Incarnation), 87 (see Economy).
‘Ouola ovata adopted, 318.
“Owows kata mévra, 463; adopted, (note 1); why rejected at Antioch, xxxi., 473 sg. 3 explained, 472; Dionys. Alex. upon, 473; why adopted at Nica, 491; why objected to, 468; avoided in Orat. i.-ili., 340; used once in Orat. i.-lii., 311; involved in rejection of Arianism, 493; symbol of divine unity, 436.
Ovcia, 373, note, 490; set aside in Dated Creed, 454; Ovcla, what, XXxl., 163, note 7; Ovdola (nature), 12; (essence), 18; (substance or existence), 5; Ovola, category of, 433; Ovola and vats, 478; prior to terms predicated, 350; idea of in theology, 477.
Oath, the word of a Christian equivalent to, 241, 559.
Odysseus, 13.
Old Testament, twenty-two books of, 552; Old Testament doctrine Olympias, 296.
Olympius, deacon, 71, 134.
Olympius Palladius, governor Egypt, 506.
Omphale, It.
Optantiust, Africa, 127.
Optatus, consul, 503, 519.
Optatus, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Ordination, 107; ordinations Gregory null, 275.
Origen, 2; quoted, 168; relation of Athanasius to, 33; theology of, xxiv. sg., 1743 his use of ‘hypostasis,’ 81.
Orion, presb., 72.
Oriont, Zgypt, 127, 548.
Orsisius, letters to, 569.
Outrages of Arians, 124 (see Arians, Gregory, George); at Alxa., of prefect of of IL.
Tapackevn, 94.
Tlovety, senses of, 184.
TIpoBoan, 84; doctrine of, 458, note 8.
Tpoxorh, 421 sg.: Mpdcwmrov, 177 (see Person, Hypostasis).
Tv«r1a, volumes called, 239.
Pabau (Tabenne), Monastery of, 564, note (see Zabenne).
Pacatianus, consul, 503, 515.
Pacatust, Gazl, 127.
Pachomius, date of his death, xlviii., 569, note.
Pachymes, Meletian bishop, 137.
Pzederos of Heraclea, 227.
Palace, bishops housed in, 275.
Palamedes, 14.
Palestine, bishops of, 127, 130, 278, Palladius, civil officer, 138, 140.
Palladius, prefect of Egypt, 504.
Palladius, magister officiorum, 242, Palladius, letter to, 580.
Pancratius of Pelusium, 456.
Panegyrics, nature of, 13.
Pantagathus}, Africa, 127.
Paphnutius, monk, 211.
Paphnutius, Meletian monk, 135.
Paphnutiust, Zgypt, 127, 142.
Paphnutiust, Zgypt, 127.
Paphos, 8 Paraclete in Old Testament, 445 (see Spirit).
Parammon, Arian deacon, 69.