EUSEBIUS: CONSTANTINE.
GENERAL INDEX.
Note.--The references to prolegomena and notes are in italics.
Ablavius, letter of C. to, [3108]437.
"Aborigines," [3109]602.
Abraham at Mambre, [3110]533.
Acacius, Count, [3111]533, [3112]538.
Accident, [3113]564, [3114]565.
Achaian bishops at Nicæa, [3115]521.
Acheron, [3116]567.
Achilles, [3117]577.
Acrostic "Jesus Christ, Son of God, Saviour, Cross," [3118]574.
Adrianople, battle of, [3119]418.
Advent of Christ predicted, [3120]573.
Aegae, [3121]535.
Aelafius = Ablavius.
Aesculapius, [3122]601; Temple of, [3123]535.
Aëtius, letter of C. to, [3124]538.
Africa, controversies in, [3125]516.
Agathangelus (source), [3126]449.
Alexander of Alexandria, letter of C. to, [3127]438; letter of C. to, [3128]515; appoints George of Arethusa, presbyter, [3129]538.
Alexander and Arius, origin of controversy between, [3130]516; continuation of, [3131]518.
Alexander of Thessalonica, [3132]551, note.
Alexander the Great, [3133]483.
Alexandria, Arian, controversies at, [3134]515; worships at, prohibited, [3135]546.
Amasia of Pontus, cruelties at, [3136]500.
Ambrosius of Milan (source), [3137]447.
Ammianus Marcellinus (source), [3138]448.
Amomum, [3139]576.
Amoses, [3140]602.
Amphiaraus, [3141]601.
Anastasia, [3142]417, note.
Anastasius Bibliothecarius (source), [3143]452.
Ancyrona, [3144]420.
Anna Comnena (source), [3145]454.
Anonymous Acts of Metrophanes and Alexander (source), 452.
Anonymous, qui Dionis Cassii historias continuavit (source), [3146]451.
Anonymus Valesianus (source), [3147]449.
Antioch, church built in [3148]532, [3149]594; disturbance at by Eustathius, [3150]536.
Antiochians, letter of C. to, [3151]438.
Antonius, letter to C. and of C. to him, [3152]439.
Antony, [3153]575.
Anulinus, letters of C. to, [3154]437.
Aphaca in Phoenicia, [3155]534.
Apollo, [3156]512, [3157]534, [3158]574, [3159]601, [3160]602.
Apparition of Constantine's troops, [3161]502.
Arabian bishops at Nicæa, [3162]521; at Jerusalem, [3163]551.
Arborius, [3164]429.
Arethusa, [3165]538.
Argo, [3166]577.
Arius, letters of C. to, [3167]438, [3168]439; controversies concerning, at Alexandria, [3169]515; letter of C. to, [3170]515.
Arius and Alexander, origin of controversy between, [3171]516; continuation of controversy, [3172]518.
Aries, Council of, [3173]417 note.
Asian bishops at Nicæa, [3174]521.
Assyria, laws of, [3175]573.
Assyrian Empire, overthrow of, [3176]574.
Assyrians, [3177]576.
Athanasius, letters of C. to, [3178]439; (source), 446.
Attaliata, Michæl (source), [3179]453.
Augustinus (source), [3180]447.
Augustus, [3181]575.
Aurelian, [3182]579.
Babylon, [3183]573.
Bacchus, [3184]590, [3185]601.
Bacchus, Omadian, [3186]602.
Banquet given to bishops at Nicæa, [3187]523, [3188]524.
Baptism (mythical) of C., [3189]439.
Baptism of C, [3190]556.
Bassianus, [3191]417, note.
Bethlehem, erection of church in, [3192]530. [3193]531, [3194]594.
Bindings, elaborate, [3195]549.
"Bishop," C. as, [3196]546.
Bithynian bishops at Jerusalem, [3197]551.
Blemmyans, [3198]483, [3199]542.
Brescia, battle of, [3200]416.
Britannic ocean, [3201]507.
Britons, [3202]483, [3203]489, [3204]553.
Bructeri, [3205]413.
Byzantium, [3206]418; becomes Constantinople, [3207]419.
Cæcilianus, letter of C. to, [3208]437.
Calendarium Romanum Constantine Magni (source), [3209]448.
Calocærus, revolt of, [3210]420.
Cambyses, [3211]574.
Cantacusenus, Joannes (source), [3212]454.
Cappadocian bishops at Nicæa, [3213]521.
Cappadocian bishops at Jerusalem, [3214]551.
Carthagenians, [3215]602.
Cassiodorus (source), [3216]415.
Cataphrygians, [3217]539.
Catholicus, [3218]549.
Cave of the nativity, [3219]530.
Cave of the ascension, [3220]530, [3221]594.
Cedrenus, Georgius (source), [3222]453.
Cemeteries, [3223]510.
Ceres, [3224]590.
Chalcedon, [3225]419.
Chance, [3226]565.
Chastity, esteem among Christians, [3227]492.
Childless persons, law concerning, [3228]546.
Chios, [3229]602.
Chrestus, letter of C. to, [3230]437.
Christ appears to C. in a dream, [3231]490; the Son of God, [3232]563; the creator of all things, [3233]563; coming of in the flesh, [3234]568; is God, and the Son of God, [3235]568; miraculous conception of, [3236]569; the Preserver, [3237]569; doctrines and miracles of, [3238]572; teaching of, [3239]572; coming of, predicted, [3240]573; cares for Daniel, [3241]574; prophesied by the Sibyl, [3242]575; miraculous birth of, [3243]575, [3244]576; divinity of, [3245]576, [3246]577; the author of Constantine's victories, [3247]578; the Son of God, [3248]578. See under Word.
Christian Conduct, [3249]578.
Christians promoted to office, [3250]511; persecution of, [3251]496, [3252]497; cf. persecution, [3253]512-[3254]13; kindly received by barbarians, [3255]513; in Persia, [3256]542; not to be held slaves by Jews, [3257]547; hypocritical Christians, [3258]554.
Chronicon Paschale (source), [3259]451.
Chrysopolis, battle of, [3260]419.
Church, the, appeal to, [3261]562; heir to the property of those dying without kindred, [3262]509.
Church of the Apostles (see Constantinople).
Church of the Holy Sepulchre. See Holy Sepulchre.
Church festivals, honored by C., [3263]545.
Churches built at Constantinople, [3264]532; restoration of property to, [3265]510; building of, [3266]511 et pass.
Cicero, [3267]575.
Cilicia, demon worship in, [3268]535.
Cilician bishops at Nicæa, [3269]521; at Jerusalem, [3270]551.
Codinus (source), [3271]454.
Coins, [3272]544, [3273]559.
Cole, Old King, mythical grandfather of C., [3274]441.
Confessors, [3275]508; laws in favor of, [3276]505; property of, [3277]509.
Constans, made consul, [3278]419, [3279]420; appointed Cæsar, 550, [3280]584.
Constantia, marriage, [3281]417; asks to have Licinius spared, [3282]419,
Constantin, city of, [3283]549, [3284]550.