Parembola, suburb of Alexandria, Parius, prefect of Egypt, 505.
Parnassius, pref. of Egypt, 505.
477, 479; of God by the Word, &c., 156; through the Son, 156, Sonship by, 315, 316.
Paschasiust, Africa, 127.
_ Pasophiust, Zeyft, 127.
Passover prefigured the Eucharist, 517 (see Lucharist).
Patalas, lawyer, 568.
Patavia, 239.
Paternus, prefect of Egypt, 503, Patricius of Niczea, 498.
Patriciust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Patripassianism, 84, 463 (see Sadedlians).
Patrophilus, Arian bp., 140, 141, Paul the Apostle, 532 sg.; fourteen epistles of, canonical, 552; character of his epistles, 533; his language about the Law, 473; quotes heathen writers, 471, Paul of Samosata, xxvii., 113, 156, of, 371; doctrine of, 474.
Paul, Bishop of Tyre, 134.
Paul, deacon, 71, 134.
Paul, presb. of Alexandria, 71, 109,' 2p Paul, presb. of Alexandria, 498.
Paul, presb., 72.
Paul, Meletian, 135.
Paul}, Zeypt, 127.
Pault, Egypt, 127, 548.
Paul, bp. of Latopolis, 560.
Pault, Gawl, 127.
Paul}, Palestine, 127, 130.
Pault, Palestine, 127, 130.
Paulianust}, Ztaly, 127.
Paulinus, consul, 503, 519.
Paulinus of Antioch, 484, 486; Paulinians of Antioch, 497; memorandum of Paulinus, 486.
Paulinus, bishop of Treviri, 130, Paulinus of Tyre, 458.
Pecysius, Meletian, 135.
Peirzeus, 10.
Pelagius, reconciled Meletian bishop, Pelasgians, 16.
symbolism of, 517.
Pentecost (357) outrages of George, Perfection, degrees of, 529; counsels Perichoresis, 393 sgg., notes, 402 (see ‘ Coinherence,’ Trinity).
Peroys, presbyter, 71.
Persecution, in Alexandria, 208; of orthodox bishops, 124; Arian worse than heathen, 95; right conduct under, 157 sgg.; blessing under, 262; diffuses the truth, 284.
Persecution wrong, 529; wicked, 257; ungodly, 295; devilish, Persephone, 216.
Perseus, 10.
Perseverance, virtue of, 200,. 201 (see Zrials), Persia, magi from, 56.
Persians, 16, 64.
‘Person’ (in the Trinity), xxxvi., 465, 406 (see Hyfostasis, Mpdowmor), Peter. Martyry of St. at Rome, Peter, deacon, 71, 134; presb. of Alxa., 279; bishop of Alexandria, 499.
Peter the Physician, presbyter, 497, Peter, P. of Mareotis, 140.
Peter, Meletian bishop, 137.
Petert, Palestine, 127, 130.
Peter, Egyptian bishop, 142, 146.
Peter I., bishop of Alexandria, 131, Petronius of Tabenne, 569.’
Pheno, mines of, 292.
Phasileus, Meletian bishop, 137.
Phidias, sculptor, 22..
Philagrius, prefect of Egypt, 93, 107, Phileas, presbyter, 497.
Philip, prefect of the East, 256, 272, Philo, bishop of Thebes, 539.
Philot, Zeyvpt, 127.
Philogonius, bishop of Antioch, 227.
Philosophers, 63,. 64; opinions of about the world, 469.
Philosophy, 61 sg., 62.
Philotast, Agyft, 127.
Philoxenus, Roman presbyter, 110, Philumenus, rebel, 132.
Phinees, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Pheebus of Polychalanda, 456.
Photinus, xxxvi.; (‘ Scotinus’), 463; condemned at.Sirmium, 464; anathematised by Paulinus (in Photiust, Cyprus, 127.
Phrygians (see Montanists).
Pininuthes, Meletian bishop, 137.
Pinnes, Meletian presbyter, 135, 190.
Pistus, Arian presbyter, 69; Arian bishop of Alexandria, xli. 59., Pistus, deacon, 71; P.of Alxa.; 139.
Pistus, deacon of Mareotis, 134, 140.
Pistus, deacon of Mareotis, 140.
Pistus, Grecian bishop, 227. - Pistust, Zgypt, 127, 142.
Pitybio, (see Patavia).
Placidus, consul, 504.
Pleasure not our lot in this life, Plenius, bishop, 257, 297. Plurality of godsimpossible, 25. Plusian, Egyptian bishop, 136, 548. Plutarchus, *127, 148. Plution, P. of Alxa., 139. Plution, bishop of lower Apollinopo- Polemius, consul, 503, 527. Polemius, count, 277. Polybius, deacon, 71. Polycratia of Laodicea, 212. Polydeuces of Libya, 456: Polynicus, D. of Mareotis, 140. Poor, to be remembered, 204, 292, 293; care for insisted on, 510, Porphyry, 2. Potammon, Egyptian bishop, Power of God, Christ the, 161.
Prayer, 6; must be to God exclusively, 400.
Prediction compared with foresight, Prefects of Egypt, xc. sg.
Presbyters, alone can offer the Eucharist, 106; cannot ordain, 107; attend Episcopal visitation, Priests, heathen, 214.
Probation, necessity of, 530.
Probatius, eunuch, 569.
Probus, consul, 506.
Proclianus, governor of Egypt, 505.
Proclus, consul, 503.
Prophecy not ecstatic, 419; prophecies of Christ, 54. sgg.; of the Cross, 55, 56; of Incarnation, Prophets, 42; the twelve, one book, Proterius, presbyter, 71.
Protogenes of Sardica, *126, 148, | Proverbs, sense of, 372.
538. ‘Providence’ in Athanasian writings, 192.
Psalmady, 263.
Psalms, authorship of, 262; titles | Psammathia, near Nicomedia, 132, Psenosirist, Zeypt, 127,257, 297, 548- Psychology of Athanasius, 20 (see Athanasius). Ptemencyrcis, monastery of, 135. Ptolemy (Gnostic), 426. Ptolemy of Thmuis, 456. Ptollarion, deacon, 72, presb., 140. Pythiodorus, philosopher, 498, 505. Pythoness, the, 62.
Quintianus, bishop of Gaza, 126.
Rational soul proved to exist, 21.
Reason in man, 37.
Recapitulation, doctrine of, 384, 385, Redemption, theology of, 378, 387; Sin, Soleriology); work of the sary on God’s side, 39, 40; must be by God, 335; impossible except by God, 385; impossible except through man, 576; threefold nature of, 40; brings life, 40; from death and corruption, 40, 41, 43; against Il. GENERAL INDEX.
corruption, 40; destroys death, 49; bestows incorruption, 53, 384, 386; from sin and death, fore-ordained, 38959.; completes creation, 3923 surpasses creation, 385 (see Christ, Nature, Corruption, Man, Restoration).
Repentance, 526; not adequate for redemption, 39, 40.
Repetition (style of Ath.), 47, 391, Restoration of man in Christ, 527 (see Deification, Redemption).
Resurrection of Christ, 47, 48, 52; unique, 64; why on third Reverence, heretical, 323.
Rhea, 17.
Rhinus, P. of Alxa., 139.
Rogatianust, Africa, 127.
Romans, I7.
Rome, ancient synod of, 473; exiled bishops there -(in 339-40), 117; 274, 5553 Synods there (in 363- 96, 175; Romans claim traditions from Peter, 118, 282, 504; position of its bishop, 110, note, III, 114, 118,notes; jurisdiction of See of, 178, note 2; See of, why to be honoured, 282.
Romanus, deacon, 7.
Romulust, Zgyft, 127.
Romulus, consul, 504.
Rufinianus, letter to, 566; fragment from a letter to, 567, note 7; part of a letter from, 566, note.
Rufinus, catholicus of Egypt, 242.
Rufinus Albinus, consul, 140, 503, Been Rufinus, consul, 504, 544.
Rufinust, Africa, 127.
Rufust, Aeypt, 127.
Rufus, civil officer, 143.
SrpoBiao, 94.
Sabbath (Saturday), 565.
Sabellianism (see Patripassian), 84, 443; popular in Libya, 173, 177; tenets, 179.
Sabellians, 463; confuted by the name ‘Son,’ 434.
doctrine of, 395; taught viomarwp, 458; a short way with, 186.
Sacrifices, why ordered of old, 546 5 Sadducees, 224.
Saints, example of, 510.
Salia, consul, 504, 548.
Sallustius, consul, 504.
Sallustius, Fl., consul, 498, 505.
Salomon, bishop of Khinocorura, Salustiust, A/rzca, 127. Samosata (see /azt/).
Samuel, books of, 1st and 2nd of Kings, 552.
en through the Spirit, 333, Saprion, bishop of Tentyra, xxxvii.
Saracens, 209.
Sarapammon, bishopf, Sarapampon}, Zgypt, 127, see Sarapamnin.
Sarapion (see Sevapion).
Sarapion, son of Sozon, 134.
Sarapion, deacon, 72; P. of Mareotis, Sarapion, P. of Alxa., 139.
Sarapiont, Aeypt, 127.
Sarapiont, Agypt, 127, 539.
Sarapion ‘ Pelycon,’ Arian, Sardica, council of, 226, 504; preparations for, 239; bishops at, 126, 147, 554 sg.; Arianising leaders named, 119, 123, 125, 126; duration of the council, xlv., note, 124, note; history of the council, 274; manceuvres of the Orientals, 125, 126; secession of Orientals, 119, 120, 122 245025 eS ose ezIans excommunicated, 126; creed drafted at, 484; letters of the council, 119 sgg.; encyclical letter, 123; council widely approved, 100; list of provinces, &c., represented, 119; provinces of signatories, 279; Sardican envoys at Antioch, 276.
Sarmates, Arian presbyter, 70.
Sarmaton, deacon, 72.
Sarvatius, Gallic bishop, 241 (see Sarbatius).
Satan, 227; Devil).
Sazanes, Ethiopian prince, 250.
(Meletian) 531.
Scripture, appeal to, 388; list of books of, 551 sg. 3 non-canonical books, 5523 lections, 338, 352, 379; inaccurately quoted by notes, 546, 547, (Isaiah for Micah) 476; study of, 66; to be studied critically, 159; context 372; how to treat its difficulties, 471; similes of, 404; inspiration of, 551; authority of, 255; cannot contradict itself, 5465; sufand abuse of, 471; abuse of, 310; Scriptural terms perversely used, 227, 228; Scriptural language demanded, 150; may be abused, 491; Scriptural language to be tural language may be used, 162, Scylla, 15.
wiles of, 223 (see II. GENERAL INDEX.
Scythians, 16, 17, 64. Seasons, principle of their observance, Sebastian, Manichzean, dukeof Egypt, Sebastianus Thrax, prefect of Egypt, eae bishop of Ptolemais Secundus of Barka, martyred, 294.
Seed, heresy compared to, 151, n.
Seleucia in Isauria, 451, 4535 proceedings of the council, 455 sgg.
Seleucius (i.e. Eleusius), 498.
Semi-Arians, xxvii., xxxiv., lv., 78 sg-; ‘beloved,’ 473; Catholic in meaning, 472; exhorted to peace, 479.
Semele, I0.
Senses, subject to mind, 20 (see Soul).
Sentence against sin, Christ satisfied Septuagint, quotation varying from, Serapammon (or Sarapammon), bp. of Diosphacus, 548 (probably Serapammon, bp. of Prosopis, 548 (probably not p. 127, &c.).
, and asbestos, 61; simile of 402, (Arian), 460; of sun and light, 322; of sunrise, 51, 533 of a teacher, 44; of a tyrant, 51; of usurping kings, 66; of waves, 65 sg.; of wrestler, 49; Similes applied to Person of Christ, 183 sg.; similes not to be pressed, 404-406.
Simon Magus, 307.
Simpliciust, Gaul, 127.
Sin, origin of, 5, 38; progress of, 39, 423 prevalence of, 39; necessitated Incarnation, 384; original in all before Christ, 411; some men without, 4; many free from sin before Christ, 411; consequences of, 38, 39; alone involves defile- | ment, 556; destroys knowledge of God, 42; destroyed by Christ alone, 341; abolished in Christ, 378; remission of, 43; mental, 547; sins of thought, 556; sin and holiness from within, 535 (see Sentence, Man).
Singara in Mesop., 272.
Sinners described, 534.
cils of, 464 sgq.
Sisinnius, Arian, 297.
Socrates, 9.
Serapas, D. of Mareotis, 140. Serapion (see Saprion, Sarapion). Serapion, Arian deacon, 69, (297?). Serapion, deacon, 71.
Serapion of Thmuis, (134°), 217, 220; account of, 564, note; formerly a monk, 559; legatee of Antony, 220; sent to Italy, 497, 504; mission to Constantius, 560; letters to him, 538, 564; date of his death, cf. 570, note, Seras of Parzetonium, 456.
Serenus, presb., 72, Serenust, Zgyft, 127, 539.
Serenus}, Zeypt, 127.
Sergius, consul, 504. | Serras, deacon, 72, 140.
Severianust, Africa, 127. | Severinust, Gaul, 127. | Severus, *148.
Severus}, Zéaly, 127.
Sexual morality, 557.
Shepherd (see Hermas). | Silence, the divine, 437.
Silvanus, presbyter, 71.
Silvanus, bp. of Arsinoe, 539, 548.
Silvanus, Meletian, 135.
Silvanus}, Palestine, 127, 130.
Silvester, Dacian bishop, 227.
Simile, of Asbestos, 51, 61; of a city, king and colonists, 43; of light and brightness, 158, 164 sg., of light and sun, 89; of a portrait, 433; of river and well, Solomon, Wisdom of, 552.
Solon, 14.
Son, meanings of in Scripture, 154, 156; Son of God, generation of, 156 sg.; begotten not made, 85; doctrine of mpoBoAyn, 436; not originated for creation, 154 sg.; His relation to creation primarily as Incarnate, 382; ‘Son’ and ‘Word’ complementary, only real, 319; Son and Word identical, 439 s7., 443, 574; Hand of God, 161; His Godhead the Father’s, 357, 361, 395; has the Father’s attributes, &c., 492; has all divine at- | tributes, 395, 476; eternity of, 312 sgg.; subordination of, 464; not subject to change, 326, 334; knows the Father, 231; why not a father also, 319; ‘Son’ and ‘creature’ incompatible, 158, 230; ‘Son of God’ naturally so, 156, note.
Sonship, idea of, 441; contrasted | with creation, 375; implied in| derivative being, 438; implies coessentiality, 472, 568 sg.; meaning of the Divine, 314, 321 sg., 388; Divine, not like human, 320; Divine, natural, not moral, 328; Divine, not due to. progress, 328; Sonship of Christ eternal, 182; Sonship of all Christians, 171, note 53 analogy of human, 322; sons may be called ‘made,’ 350.
son and servants, 376; of straw Sophronius, Arian bishop, 498. Sosicratest, Cyprus, 1277.
Sostras, presb., 72.
Soteira, 10.
Soterichus, Meletian bishop, 137.
Soteriology, 33 (see Athanasius, Atonement, Redemption).
Soul, existence of, denied by some heretics, 20; proved to exist, 20; immortal, 21, 22; independent of body, 21; rational, 20, 21, 32 sq.; its power of objective thought, 45; acts through body, 45; regulates the senses, 20; the passage of souls, 213.
Sozon, 134.
Spirantius, 240.
Spirit, the Holy, 159, 334, 336; procession of, 315; does not unite Son to Father, 406; unites man to God, 407; God only could give the, 357; instrument of adoption, 381; agent of grace, 406; blasphemy against, 335, 336, 418 (see Holy Spirit, Sanctification, Paraclete).
Spyridont, Cyprus, 127, cf. xviii.
Stephanus, Arian bishop of Ptole- Stephanus, officer in Egypt, 242.
Stephen of Antioch, 119, 123, 125, disgraced, 275, 276; deposed, 462, note.
Stoics, 354; maintain a process in Sub-deacons, 292.
Superiort, Gaul, 127.
Symmachus, consul, 503, 510.
Syncletius, court officer, 132.
Syria, bishop of, 538.
Syrians, 16.
Syrust, Zeyp¢, 127.
fadAol, 201.
Tabenne, Society of, 569.
Tapenacerameus, Meletian, 135.
Tatianus, consul, 497, 505.
ieee prefect of Egypt, 499, 505, Taurians, 17 Taurinus, Egyptian bishop, 142.
Taurus, count, 277; consul, 497, Temple, Christ’s body a, 47; the Jewish, 551.
Temptation proceeds from within, Terms, value of theological, 167.
Tertullian, xxiv.
Thalassus, count, 239, 277.
Thalelzeus, presb., 72.
* Thalia,’ the (see Arius).
Thebais, the, 137, 251; Athanasius Thebes, 16, Theodorus of Heliopolis, prefect of Theodorus, Meletian bishop, 137.
Theodorus, Arian bishop in Syria (?), Theodorus of Tabenne, 487; date of his death, 569, note; eulogy of, Theodorus of Nitria, 212, 487. Theodorus, bishop of Athribist, 127, Theodorus of Tanis (?)+, 127, 539. Theodorus, bishop of Aphroditopolis, Theodorus, bishop of Oxyrynchus, Theodorus, bishop of Coptos (142?), Theodorus, bishop of Xois, 548.
Theodorus, bishop of Diosphacus, Theodorus, bishop of Heraclea, 107, Theodosiust, Palestine, 127, 130.
Theodosius of Tripolis, 271.
Theodosius of Philadelphia, 455 (?), Theodotus(see 7heodosius of Philad.).
Theodotus of Syrian Laodicea, 458.
Theodulus of Traianopolis, 256, 276; death of, 124.
Theodulus, Arian bishop, 456.
Theognis of Nicza, 104, 107, 114, Theon, reconciled Meletian bishop of Nilopolis, 137, 548.
Theon, presb., 72, 140.
Theont, Zgypt, 127, 142.
Theonas, deacon, 71.
Theonas, deacon, 72.
Theonas, bishop of Marmarica, 70.
Theonas, church of, at Alxa., 243, | Tee lus, bishop of Alxa., 487, Theophronius of Tyana, 461.
Thereu (see Chere).
Thersites, 13.
Theseus, 9.
Thetis, 10.
Thracians, 16.
Thryphos (see 77yfho).
Thyrsus, P. of Mareotis, 140.
Tiberinust, Zgypt, 127.
Timotheus, Meletian deacon, 137.
Timotheus, name of two deacons of Timotheust, Zgypft, 127, 142- Timothy, bishop of Alexandria, 499.
Tithoest+, Zeypt, 127 (or Tithonas), | Titianus, consul, 503.
Titles of the Son of God, 160.
Tobit, not canonical, 552.
Tombs of Egypt, 198; searched by Arians, 291.
II. GENERAL INDEX.
tolic, 577; apostolic principle of, 511, 512; traditions of men to be rejected, 512; negative force of, 567, 571; in Old Testament, 153.
Translation of bishops illegal, 104.
Traianus, Dux AXgypti, 499, 505.
Treveri in Gaul, 146, (see Constans, Athanasius, Maximinus, Paultus).
Triadelphus, bishop of Niciupolis in Trials, value of earthly, 539, 547 (see Perseverance).
Trinity, the Holy, 484, 494; Tpi-s and ‘Trinity,’ 167; note; eternal, 316 sy.; indivisible, 182; One Trinity and Incarnation, 573.
Triphyllust, Cyfrzs, 127.
Tripolis, bishops of, 271.
Triptolemus, 14.
Trisagion, the, 90.
Troy, 10.
Trumpets, symbolism of, 506 sg.
Truth, praises of, 242; negatively apprehended by us, 563.
Tryphon, deacon, 72; P. of Mareotis, Typhon, 9, 216.
Tyrannus, Meletian presbyter, 1 Tyrannus, presb., 72.
Tyrannus (reconciled Meletian?), Egyptian bishop, 136, 142, 548.
Tyre, council of, xxxix., 103, 104, Unity of God proved, 24, 25; taught in Scripture, 28 (see God). Universe, earth the centre of, 18; a single body, 19. Unoriginate, see ayévntos. Uranius of Tyre, 455, 456. d Ursacius of Singidunum (see Valens), 489, 490, 494; recantation of, 130, 233; Ursacius and Valens, 570; ‘most wicked youths,’ 120, Ursacius (or Ursicius), *126, 148, * Ursus, consul, 503, 527- Valens, officer of Magnentius, 241.
Valens; emperor and consul, 499, 505 sy.; Arian measures of, 499.
Valens, bishop of Mursa (see Uysa- Valentinian, emperor and consul, Valentinian II., consulate of, 499, Valentinians, 294, 456, 458 (see Valentinus).
Valeriust, Africa, 127.
Varronianus, consul, 498, 505.
Vetranio, 288, 298.
Victort, Africa, 127.
Victor, consul, 499, 506.
Victorinus, duke, 499.
Viminacium, 240.
Vincentius, bishop of Capua, *126, Vintners, Jewish (see Fewish).
Virgin (Artemis or Iphigeneia), 17.
Virgin, the Blessed, 40, 46; predicted, 54 (see Mary).
Virginity, 64, 557; example of, 219; Christian practice, 252.
inhabited by, 108; insulted by Arians, 94, 108; maltreated, 257, Visions, how to be tested, 205, 206, Visitations, episcopal, 139.
Vito, Roman presbyter, 110.
Wicked, destiny of the, 38, 66, 67, 524 (see Death, Punishment, ffeil).
Widows in churches, 293; cf. 297; supported by state bounty, 109.
547; ‘Will’ and ‘nature,’ 427 sg-; Will and understanding identical, 429; Will, the sole source of sin, 556; the Son not from, 425 sgq.
Wine used by the poor at Alkxa., Wisdom, created, 391; God never without, 159; hypostatic in God, 434; of God and of Man, Bae.; Wisdom of Solomon not canonical, Women, violence of Arian, 292.
Word, doctrine of the, 433 577-, 437; existence of, 58; undoubtedly exists, 26; not universal reason, 25; personal, 25; Word of God, and of man, 323, 367; ‘ Word’ and ‘words,’ 369; not composed of syllables, 26; not made out beginning, 379; not a creature, 375; God never without, 159 (see Logos); perfect, 160; The Word and the Universe, 26, 27; cause of all created perfection, 421; vehicle of divine Will, iY *GENERAL INDIES 427, 430; cosmic function of, 25, 26; with God in Creating, 29; immanent in Nature, 40; not identified with Universe, 45; known by creation, 231; the Father known through, 312, 331; pilot of the soul, 547; food of the soul, 508; ‘Word ’and ‘Son,’ complementary ideas, 322; ‘ Word,’ distinctive of the Son, 186; in what sense used of Christ, 160; why incarnate, 335; omniscient when incarnate, 418; not limited by Incarnation, 45, 330; Word, as such, not exalted, Worship, due to God only, 360, 400.
Xenonf, Zeypt, 127.
Zenius, prefect of Egypt, 503, 506. Zeno, 14.
Zenobia, 296.
Zenobius}, Palestine, 127, 130.
Zenophilus, consul, 503, 517.
ae ch Oh Moy uhh, 1h Th ih, fo} 2s Zoilus, deacon, 72.
Zoilus, Egypt. bishop, 483, 486.
Zosimus, Arian deacon, 69, 297.
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