Sibyl, predicted Christ's coming, [4011]239.
Sigesarius, bishop of the Goths, [4012]424.
Silvanus, bishop of Tarsus, deposed by Acacians, [4013]321; opposes Nicene doctrines, [4014]348; but afterward accepts them, [4015]352.
Silvester, bishop of Rome, [4016]241; succeeded by Mark, [4017]271.
Simeon, Syrian monk, [4018]293.
Siricius, succeeds Damasus as bishop of Rome, [4019]398; death, [4020]415.
Sisinius, deputy of Agelius, [4021]382; afterward bishop of Novatians at Constantinople, [4022]382, [4023]398; personal character, [4024]398; dream of, concerning Eutropius the reader, [4025]414.
Socrates, the historian, [4026]207; relation of his work to that of Sozomen, [4027]221.
Solon, bishop of Rhinocorura, [4028]369.
Sopater, [4029]242.
Sophia, church of, founded by Constantine, [4030]198, [4031]322; dedicated by Constantius, [4032]198.
Sophronius, bishop of Pompeiopolis, deposed by Acacius, [4033]321; accepts Macedonian doctrines, [4034]336; opposes Nicene doctrines, [4035]348.
Sotadus, [4036]255.
Sozomen, Salaminius Hermas, life, [4037]191-199; origin and order of the name, [4038]191, [4039]233; born near Bethelia, [4040]191, [4041]233, [4042]337; not a Jew, [4043]192; grandfather a Christian, [4044]192, [4045]233; converted by Hilarion, [4046]233, [4047]337; S. born, [4048]370-380; educated at Gaza, [4049]234; by monks, [4050]193, [4051]233; hence his high estimate of monastic life, [4052]193, [4053]233; not a monk, [4054]193; knew Greek and Syriac, and used Syrian records of Persian church, [4055]193; probably also knew Latin, [4056]194; general scholarship narrow, [4057]194-195; religious affiliations Nicene, but not critical, [4058]195; studied law at Berytus, [4059]234, [4060]235; became a civil and ecclesiastical lawyer, [4061]196, [4062]233; at Constantinople, c. a.d. 406, [4063]196; careful in statement of ecclesiastical legislation, [4064]196; illiberal in policy toward the Persians, Arians, and Pagans, [4065]197; pietistic, [4066]197; defended Chrysostom, [4067]197; knowledge of Palestine, [4068]197; of Arabia, Cyprus, Alexandria, Antioch, and Edessa, [4069]197; and of Constantinople, [4070]199; S. as author, [4071]199-225; his epitome lost, [4072]200, [4073]234; his history, written between a.d. 443 and 448, [4074]201, [4075]202; its objects, [4076]201-213; (1) to present facts, [4077]201; (2) to prove (a) divine origin of Christianity, [4078]202; (3) (b) Providence promoting Christianity, [4079]203; his efforts to this end absurd, [4080]203; and biased, [4081]204; (4) to prove Catholic orthodoxy, [4082]205; hence apologizes for Constantine, [4083]209; (5) to trace extension of Christianity, [4084]211; (6) to dignify monasticism, [4085]212; (7) to give secular history; (8) to develop historically legislation favorable to church, [4086]213; his method, [4087]213-217; (1) acknowledges limitations, (2) research (a) personal knowledge, (b) personal inquiry, (c) knowledge at secondhand, [4088]213; (d) correction of falsehoods, (e) use of punthanomai, (f) and akriboo, (g) and documents, [4089]214; (3) textual, and (4) analytical criticism lacking, (5) interprets events by (a) criticism of facts, [4090]214, (b) using history ethically, (c) suggesting motives, (d) apologizing for favorites, (e) yielding to personal feeling, (f) pragmatic deduction, (g) centralizing prominent figures, (h) dwelling on human nature, (i) explaining away faults of the orthodox, and (j) speculating, [4091]215; (6) chronological method, (a) imperial reigns his epochs, and (b) uses consulates as reference dates, [4092]215; (7) geographical contributions, [4093]215; names mostly Hebrew or Syrian, [4094]215; (8) statistics unmethodical, (9) biography abundant, and fair, (10) ecclesiastical culture indirectly treated; (11) no systematic treatment of dogmatics and ethics, [4095]216; (12) his knowledge of Christian literature incomplete, (13) treatment unphilosophical, (14) general style good and summaries excellent, [4096]217. The period covered, presumptively a.d. 323-439, [4097]217; but really only to a.d. 437, viz. Constantine to Theodosius II., [4098]218; grouping of books by twos, [4099]218. For whom he wrote; not merely for monks, nor for the learned, but for Christians generally, [4100]218. His sources, I., those mentioned by S., [4101]218-220; II., those unmentioned, [4102]221-223; main authorities not indicated, [4103]221; (1) relations to Socrates' history: three views, (a) Sozomen plagiarized (untenable), [4104]221; (probable), [4105]234; (b) both used same authorities independently (untenable), (c) Sozomen followed Socrates' lead to authorities (probable), [4106]221, [4107]222; (2) Rufinus, (3) Eusebius' Life of Constantine, (4) Athanasius, (5) Philostorgius, [4108]222; (6) Sabinus, (7) Philippus of Side, (8) codices Gregorianus, Hermogianus, and Theodosianus, (9) Basil, (10) Gregory Nazianzen, (11) Sulpicius Severus, (12) Palladius, [4109]223; stated by himself, [4110]240. The ninth book, change in method, deals with the West, [4111]223; unfinished, (a) intention not carried out, (b) Nestorianism not delineated, (c) events anticipated, narration uncompleted, [4112]223; (d) ecclesiastical matters barely touched, (e) Stephen's story promised, but not given, (f, g) close abrupt, [4113]224; conclusion not lost, abrupt close due to author's death, [4114]224. By whom used, (a) Epiphanius Scholasticus, (b) Liberatus, (c) Theophanes, (d) Theodorus Lector, Nicephorus Callistus, [4115]224, [4116]225; errors numerous, [4117]225.
Spyridon, bishop of Trimythum, story of, [4118]246; rebukes Triphyllius, [4119]247.
Stephen, ascetic of Mareotis, [4120]367.
Stephen, bishop of Antioch, deposed, [4121]298.
Stephen the Martyr, relics discovered, [4122]224.
Stilicho, general under Honorius, plots against the empire, [4123]421; slain by soldiers, [4124]421.
Sulpicius Severus, a source of Sozomen's history, [4125]223.
Symeon, archbishop of Seleucia and Ctesiphon, arrested by Sapor, [4126]264; is beheaded, [4127]265.
Synod, see Council.
Tabenna, island of Egypt, home of the Tabennesian monks, [4128]292.
Tabennesian monks, origin and mode of life, [4129]291.
Tarbula, sister of Symeon, martyrdom of, [4130]266.
Tatian, a Phrygian martyr, [4131]334.
Terentius, bishop of Tomi, [4132]382.
Textual criticism of Sozomen, [4133]227.
Themistius, philosopher, [4134]211, [4135]372.
Theoctistus, gives name to the Psathyrians, [4136]388.
Theodore, bishop of Heraclea, [4137]284; attends second council of Antioch, [4138]285; goes to Rome, [4139]289; repudiated by bishops of the West, [4140]290; attacks Athanasius, [4141]304.
Theodore, bishop of Mopsuestia, [4142]399; schoolfellow of Chrysostom, [4143]399.
Theodore the Confessor, of Antioch, [4144]342.
Theodore, disciple of Ammon, in Egypt, [4145]250.
Theodore, military officer, executed at order of Valens, [4146]372.
Theodoritus, presbyter of Antioch, [4147]331.
Theodosiolus, a relative of the Emperor Honorius, [4148]425.
Theodosius the Great, [4149]324, [4150]332; built temple over head of John Baptist, [4151]199, [4152]391; character according to Sozomen, [4153]200; literary eulogium on, [4154]200; self-controlled and peaceful, [4155]200; sees apparition of Martyr Basiliscus, [4156]202; suppresses heresy and paganism, [4157]209; address to, [4158]236-238; associated with Gratian, [4159]377; baptized, [4160]378; gives title "Catholic Church" to the orthodox, [4161]378; orders Demophilus to renounce Arianism, [4162]379; attempts unification of church, [4163]382; opposes Maximus and avenges Gratian, [4164]384; orders pagan temples of Alexandria demolished, [4165]285; excludes women under sixty years of age from ministry, [4166]387; banishes Eunomius, [4167]387; consults John of Thebais, [4168]392; exacts tribute of Antioch in Syria, [4169]392; declares Honorius emperor, defeats Eugenius, [4170]393; reproached by Ambrose--the cause, [4171]394; death, [4172]397.
Theodosius the Younger, [4173]205; succeeds Arcadius, [4174]419.
Theodotus, Arian bishop of Laodicea, [4175]362; ejects, but reinstates, Apolinarius, father and son, [4176]362.
Theodulus, a Phrygian martyr, [4177]334.
Theognis, bishop of province of Bithynia, favors Arianism, [4178]293.
Theognis, bishop of Nicæa, repudiates Arian doctrines, [4179]255; deposed, [4180]255; regains bishopric, [4181]268.
Theonas, an Egyptian ascetic, [4182]365.
Theophanes, mentions Stephen, [4183]224.
Theophilus, bishop of Alexandria, [4184]212, [4185]385, [4186]398; opposes ordination of Chrysostom at Constantinople, [4187]400; instance of sharp dealing, [4188]400; unites with Chrysostom to unite churches of East and West, [4189]400; maintains incorporeality of God, [4190]406; but by sophistry deceives the people, [4191]406; becomes hostile to "Long Brothers" and to Isidore, [4192]406; complains of them and the eighty monks to Chrysostom, [4193]407; returns no answer to latter's letter, [4194]407; by double dealing enlists Epiphanius on his side, attempts to oust Chrysostom, [4195]407; writes against books of Origen, [4196]408; goes to Chalcedon in crusade against Chrysostom, [4197]409; secures dethronement of Chrysostom at Ruffinianæ, [4198]409; after a cold reception at Constantinople, [4199]409; causes strife at Constantinople, [4200]411; flees, and visits Gera, where he attempts to ordain a bishop, [4201]411.
Theophilus, bishop of Eleutheropolis and of Castabala, [4202]321; accepts Nicene doctrines, [4203]352.
Theophilus of Ohn, [4204]211.
Theophronius, author of Eunomianism, [4205]363, [4206]387.
Theotimus, bishop of Tomi, performs a miracle, [4207]395; opposes Epiphanius in attack on Chrysostom, [4208]408.
Theotokos, Nestorian view of, opposed by Sozomen, [4209]206.
Thyrsus the Martyr, aids Pulcheria to discover tomb of the Forty Martyrs, [4210]420.
Tigrius, presbyter of Constantinople, persecuted by opponents of Chrysostom, [4211]415.
Timothy, presbyter of Alexandria, [4212]275; bishop, [4213]366; biographer of monastics, [4214]366; death, [4215]385.
Titus, bishop of Bostra, [4216]294, [4217]337.
Tomi, capital of Scythia, [4218]359.
Translations of Sozomen, [4219]227, [4220]228.
Trinity, [4221]335, [4222]378, [4223]398.
True cross, found on Calvary, cures sick, restores dead to life, [4224]259.
Tryphillius, bishop of Berytus, [4225]196; rebuked by Spyridon, [4226]247.
Uldis, overthrow of, [4227]197, [4228]201, [4229]422.
Ulfilas (or Ulphilas), bishop of the Goths, [4230]319; becomes an Arian for state reasons, [4231]373.
Ulphilas, a general of Honorius, [4232]426.
Uranius, bishop of Tyre, deposed, [4233]318.
Ursacius, bishop of Sigidunus, deposed by Western bishops, [4234]290; Arian tendencies of, [4235]291; acknowledges falsity of charges against Athanasius, [4236]300; attempts to force Aetianism on council of Ariminum, [4237]312; but fails, [4238]313.
Ursacius, schismatic bishop of Rome, [4239]359.
Uzthazanes, a eunuch, suffers martyrdom, [4240]265.
Valens, Emperor, portents during reign, [4241]205, [4242]209; compared with Valentinian, [4243]217, [4244]349; proclaimed Emperor by brother, [4245]350; Arian in doctrine, [4246]350; adopts Eudoxian views, [4247]351; defeats Procopius, [4248]351; persecutes Nicene adherents and Novatians, [4249]351, [4250]352; and Macedonians, [4251]352; prohibits council at Tarsus, [4252]353; orders orthodox bishops ejected, [4253]353; permits return of Athanasius, [4254]354; massacres deputation of orthodox Christians, [4255]355; purposes further injury of the orthodox, [4256]355; persecutes the orthodox of Syrian Antioch, [4257]356; banishes and recalls Vetranio, [4258]359; incensed at use of divination to learn his successor's name, [4259]371; hears oration of Themistius, [4260]372; becomes more humane, [4261]373; angered by Constantinopolitans, makes war on the Scythians, [4262]375; death predicted by monk Isaac, [4263]376; death, [4264]376.
Valens, bishop of Mursia, deposed by bishops of the West, [4265]290; Arian tendencies, [4266]291; acknowledges falsity of accusations against Athanasius, [4267]300; favors Aetian heresy, [4268]312; but fails to force it on council of Ariminum, [4269]313; gains Constantius, [4270]314; persecutes Nicene adherents, [4271]315; calls his formulary the Nicene, [4272]315.
Valentian, two Syrian monks, [4273]371.
Valentinian I., emperor, [4274]217, [4275]349; proclaimed emperor, [4276]349; banishment under Julian, [4277]350; proclaims Gratian emperor, [4278]352; supports Nicene doctrines, [4279]359; dies in a fit of rage, [4280]372.
Valentinian II., proclaimed Emperor of the West, [4281]372; flees from Italy on approach of Maximus, [4282]384; death, [4283]392.
Valentinian III., succeeds Honorius, [4284]427.
Valentinians, [4285]206; a separate sect, [4286]280.
Valesius, prefatory remarks, [4287]233, [4288]234.
Venus, temple of, at Aphaca destroyed, [4289]262.
Verinian, a relative of the Emperor Honorius, [4290]425.
Vetranio, bishop of the Scythians, [4291]359; banished and recalled by Valens, [4292]359.
Vetranius, conspires against Constantius, [4293]301; is betrayed and retires, [4294]302.
Vicentius, presbyter of Rome, attends Nicene council, [4295]253.
Victor, bishop of Rome, paschal controversy with Polycarp of Smyrna, [4296]390.
Vincent, a presbyter, guardian of relics of John Baptist, [4297]391; renounces Macedonian tenets, [4298]391.
Virgin Mary, perpetual virginity of, [4299]239.
Vitalius, presbyter of Antioch, [4300]362; became Apolinarian bishop of Antioch, [4301]362.
Vito, presbyter of Rome, attends Nicene council, [4302]253.
Vitus, bishop of Carræ, [4303]370.
Western Christians, [4304]241.
Western church, and schism of Sardica, [4305]290, [4306]291; adheres to Nicene doctrines, [4307]360.
Word, see Logos.
Zachariah (Zechariah), the prophet, finding of body of, [4308]198, [4309]224, [4310]427; prophecy of "the bit of the horse," [4311]259.
Zacharias (or Zechariah), president of a monastery at Gerari, [4312]370, [4313]427.
Zeno, bishop of Majuma, [4314]195; murder of, [4315]209, [4316]332.
Zeno, bishop of Tyre, [4317]353.
Zeno, cousin of above, [4318]332.
Zeno, monk of Majuma, afterwards bishop of Botolium, [4319]396.
Zeno, a monk of Nisibis, [4320]370.
Zocomus, a monk of Majuma, afterwards bishop of Botolium, [4321]396.
Indexes
Index of Scripture References
Genesis
[4322]1:20 [4323]1:26 [4324]11:8 [4325]14:14 [4326]18 [4327]19:24 [4328]28 [4329]49:10
Exodus
[4330]2:15 [4331]3:2 [4332]26:35 [4333]35
Numbers
[4334]12:3 [4335]24 [4336]35:11
Deuteronomy
[4337]32:7
1 Samuel
[4338]19:12 [4339]21:10
1 Kings
[4340]18:4 [4341]19:3
2 Kings
[4342]22:2
Ezra
[4343]4:10-11
Job
[4344]38:17
Psalms
[4345]45:1 [4346]51:10 [4347]72 [4348]97:7 [4349]110:1 [4350]110:3
Proverbs
[4351]8:22 [4352]8:22 [4353]18:3
Ecclesiastes
[4354]1:9 [4355]9:8 [4356]12:11
Isaiah
[4357]1:2 [4358]1:8 [4359]7:9 [4360]7:14 [4361]9:5 [4362]19:1 [4363]44:6 [4364]53:5
Jeremiah
[4365]1:2
Ezekiel
[4366]38:2 [4367]38:22 [4368]38:23
Hosea
[4369]1:1
Joel
[4370]2:25
Amos
[4371]4:12-13 [4372]4:13
Zechariah
[4373]14:20
Malachi
[4374]3:6
Matthew
[4375]2:13 [4376]2:22 [4377]8:29 [4378]9:6 [4379]10:10 [4380]10:23 [4381]10:23 [4382]10:23 [4383]10:23 [4384]12:14-15 [4385]13:13 [4386]13:24 [4387]14:12-13 [4388]17:2 [4389]19:21 [4390]20:16 [4391]24:2 [4392]24:4 [4393]24:15 [4394]24:15-18 [4395]24:36 [4396]26:2 [4397]26:45 [4398]26:52 [4399]26:56 [4400]28:9 [4401]28:19 [4402]28:19 [4403]28:19
Mark
[4404]7:26 [4405]9:3 [4406]9:36 [4407]14:1
Luke
[4408]2:1 [4409]9:29 [4410]21:8 [4411]22:1 [4412]22:1 [4413]24:13
John
[4414]1:1 [4415]1:1-3 [4416]1:14 [4417]1:15 [4418]1:18 [4419]1:46 [4420]2:4 [4421]3:6 [4422]3:13 [4423]5:16 [4424]6:2 [4425]6:38 [4426]7:30 [4427]8:58 [4428]8:59 [4429]10:15 [4430]10:30 [4431]11:51 [4432]11:53-54 [4433]14:10 [4434]14:16 [4435]14:16 [4436]14:26 [4437]14:28 [4438]15:26 [4439]16:14 [4440]18:11 [4441]20:17
Acts
[4442]2:2 [4443]2:4 [4444]2:5-11 [4445]2:7 [4446]9:15 [4447]13:5 [4448]15:23-39 [4449]17:23 [4450]17:28 [4451]19:35
Romans
[4452]1:18-21 [4453]3:29-30 [4454]8:3 [4455]11:25
1 Corinthians
[4456]1 [4457]1:22 [4458]2:7-8 [4459]2:9 [4460]7:10 [4461]9:22 [4462]11:3 [4463]11:3 [4464]11:12 [4465]11:12 [4466]12:26 [4467]15:33 [4468]15:47
2 Corinthians
[4469]3:14 [4470]5:16 [4471]5:17 [4472]6:14 [4473]8:3 [4474]11:6 [4475]11:6 [4476]11:32-33
Galatians
[4477]2:3 [4478]3:28 [4479]3:28 [4480]4:4 [4481]4:10 [4482]4:21 [4483]5:1 [4484]5:13 [4485]6:10
Ephesians
[4486]2:15 [4487]3:5-6 [4488]3:9 [4489]3:15 [4490]3:15 [4491]4:3 [4492]4:24 [4493]5:11
Colossians
[4494]1:15 [4495]1:15 [4496]1:15 [4497]1:26 [4498]1:26 [4499]2:8 [4500]2:8 [4501]2:16-17
1 Thessalonians
[4502]5:21 [4503]5:21
1 Timothy
[4504]3:1 [4505]4:1 [4506]4:3 [4507]5:9 [4508]5:24
2 Timothy
[4509]2:17-18 [4510]2:24
Titus
[4511]1:12 [4512]1:14 [4513]1:15
Hebrews
[4514]1:3 [4515]1:3 [4516]2:10 [4517]6:1 [4518]7:12 [4519]11:36-38 [4520]11:40 [4521]13:4 [4522]13:8
James
[4523]4:6
1 Peter
[4524]2:13 [4525]5:5
1 John
[4526]4:2-3 [4527]5:16 [4528]5:16-17 [4529]5:17
2 John
[4530]1:10 [4531]1:11
Revelation
[4532]1889
Index of Greek Words and Phrases
* agoreuonti: [4533]1 * agraphois: [4534]1 * adiaphoros bios: [4535]1 * akolouthos: [4536]1 * akriboo: [4537]1 * alastor: [4538]1 * ana ten 'Asian: [4539]1 * anephikton: [4540]1 * anomoios: [4541]1 * anonaton: [4542]1 * anagnostes: [4543]1 * andrias: [4544]1 * anomoiou: [4545]1 * apesbese: [4546]1 * apostolos: [4547]1 * apostolos, apostoloi: [4548]1 * asketeri& 251;: [4549]1 * hadiaphoros: [4550]1 * agalma: [4551]1 * ambon: [4552]1 * anthropos: [4553]1 * haper para akribos epistamenon akekoa: [4554]1 * en Pazo kome: [4555]1 * en sikuerato: [4556]1 * en te sunagoge ton sunodikon: [4557]1 * ex ouk onton: [4558]1 * ex ouk onton gegonen: [4559]1 * epecho: [4560]1 * epeluda: [4561]1 * epi Sodoma: [4562]1 * epei emoi oute sunienai ta toiauta, oute metaphrazein eupetes: [4563]1 * epei mede empeiros echo ton toiouton dialexeon: [4564]1 * epibateria: [4565]1 * ephilosophei: [4566]1 * he sunagoge ton sunodikon?: [4567]1 * iatrikon logon sophistes: [4568]1 * iatrosophistes: [4569]1 * ischurizomai: [4570]1 * historia nea: [4571]1 * onoskelis: [4572]1 * oporophulakion: [4573]1 * ostrakois: [4574]1 * ho apostolos...ta euangelia: [4575]1 * homos: [4576]1 * homoioousios: [4577]1 * homologetes: [4578]1 * homoousion: [4579]1 * homoios: [4580]1 * hupothesis: [4581]1 * hupostasin: [4582]1 [4583]2 * hupatikos: [4584]1 * hupoboleis: [4585]1 * hos sumballo: [4586]1 * o hiere tou Theou anthrope Theodore: [4587]1 * 'Adrias: [4588]1 * 'Athanatoi: [4589]1 * 'Alla ta men aphegesamen eph' hoson moi mathein exegeneto, peri ton tote ekklesiastikon philosophon: [4590]1 * 'Anomoioi: [4591]1 * 'Andrias: [4592]1 * 'Arrianos: [4593]1 * 'Archaph: [4594]1 * 'Achaab: [4595]1 * 'Ekklesiastike Istoria: [4596]1 * 'En touto nika: [4597]1 * 'Exoukontioi: [4598]1 * 'Eromeno de moi peri toutou, pseudos ephesen einai Kilix: [4599]1 * 'Isteon mentoi hos hoi tade ekribokotes, kata gnomen Makariou genesthai te kai spoudasthenai to plethei tauta, ischurizontai: [4600]1 * a te alla pleista kai touto malista: [4601]1 * Adrianos: [4602]1 * Ellenon: [4603]1 * Eosphoron: [4604]1 * Iera: [4605]1 * Auxoumis: [4606]1 * Bikarios: [4607]1 * Gallian: [4608]1 * Gainia: [4609]1 * Dapsiles hudor: [4610]1 * Diasurmos ton exo philosophon: [4611]1 * Eudokia: [4612]1 * Zenon: [4613]1 * Zelon: [4614]1 * Thaumasios: [4615]1 * Theophoros: [4616]1 * Theotokon: [4617]1 * Theophoros: [4618]1 * Logoi politikoi: [4619]1 * Loukianos: [4620]1 * Mopsou hestia: [4621]1 * Marturion: [4622]1 * Miltoseleukos: [4623]1 * Musterion: [4624]1 * Oueteranion: [4625]1 * Pazoukome: [4626]1 * Pneumatomachoi: [4627]1 * Sarakenos: [4628]1 * Sunagoge ton sunodon: [4629]1 * Sunaxarion: [4630]1 * Suneisaktoi: [4631]1 * To Tucheion: [4632]1 * Tuche: [4633]1 * Tessarakoste: [4634]1 [4635]2 * Tisoukis: [4636]1 * Tro& 187;los: [4637]1 * Tracheia: [4638]1 * haireseos sunesis: [4639]1 * hairesis: [4640]1 * augoustou menos: [4641]1 * autou: [4642]1 * au-: [4643]1 * basiliskos: [4644]1 * basilike: [4645]1 * basiliken: [4646]1 * basilike: [4647]1 * biblion apostolikon: [4648]1 [4649]2 * gegenemenon: [4650]1 * gegennemenon: [4651]1 [4652]2 * gnorisma: [4653]1 * gous-: [4654]1 * gramma demosion: [4655]1 * graphe: [4656]1 * d: [4657]1 * de: [4658]1 * dusin: [4659]1 * deuteros meta basilea: [4660]1 * dekaena: [4661]1 * dekaennea: [4662]1 * demosion oiketen einai: [4663]1 * dioikesis: [4664]1 * dioikeseos katholikon: [4665]1 * diopete: [4666]1 * eikazo: [4667]1 * eirestho: [4668]1 * eiretai: [4669]1 * eis gnosin emen elthon: [4670]1 * eis soma: [4671]1 * heis ton homologeton: [4672]1 * euangelia: [4673]1 * euangelion: [4674]1 [4675]2 * eukteria: [4676]1 * eukterios topos: [4677]1 * zonen apetithento: [4678]1 * zemian ton horon: [4679]1 * th: [4680]1 * theion musterion: [4681]1 * therapeias: [4682]1 * theoria: [4683]1 [4684]2 * theorias: [4685]1 * kakeinon de eiseti nun pollon onta ton logon eputhomen: [4686]1 * kensos koustodia, spekoulator: [4687]1 * kai alla pleista: [4688]1 * kai e& 129;n me pisteusete, oude me sunete: [4689]1 * kai ton men toionde genesthai phasin, hoi ge ton andra egnosan: [4690]1 * katholikon: [4691]1 * kanoni: [4692]1 * kat' ousian anomoion: [4693]1 * katechesei: [4694]1 * kausitauros: [4695]1 * klerou: [4696]1 * koinonias sunthema = sumbolon tes pisteos: [4697]1 * kombineuma souphragion: [4698]1 * komitaton: [4699]1 * krabbatos: [4700]1 * kuriake: [4701]1 * legetai: [4702]1 * lego, legousi, legontai, elegon, elegeto: [4703]1 * logoi historikoi: [4704]1 * logos: [4705]1 * luei: [4706]1 [4707]2 [4708]3 * lestrike: [4709]1 * megistos oikos tes sunkletou boules: [4710]1 * mesos = metrios: [4711]1 * me homologe: [4712]1 * mustai kai mustagogoi: [4713]1 * mathematiken: [4714]1 * matheteusate: [4715]1 * makrostichos: [4716]1 * makrostichos ekthesis: [4717]1 * marturion: [4718]1 * memnesomai de pragmaton hois paretuchon: [4719]1 * metabole: [4720]1 * metaboleus: [4721]1 * metaboleis: [4722]1 * metempsuchosis: [4723]1 * metensomatosin: [4724]1 * metensomatoseos: [4725]1 * mormolukion: [4726]1 * nomos: [4727]1 * nous: [4728]1 * xenon: [4729]1 * xeo: [4730]1 * xoanon: [4731]1 * oi memuemenoi: [4732]1 * oikoumeniken: [4733]1 * hoi tes ekklesias: [4734]1 * ohi para ton 'Arsakion auton theasamenon akekoenai ephasan: [4735]1 * oikon eukterion: [4736]1 * oimai: [4737]1 * ousia: [4738]1 [4739]2 * omoousion: [4740]1 * ounaxeon: [4741]1 * panta periepon: [4742]1 * pentathlon: [4743]1 * parasemos: [4744]1 * paragraphe: [4745]1 [4746]2 * paredreuta: [4747]1 * pareilephamen,: [4748]1 * paroikia: [4749]1 * pentekoste: [4750]1 * pithekou: [4751]1 * plate: [4752]1 * platen: [4753]1 * plote: [4754]1 * pneumatos: [4755]1 * politeian amempton ephilosophoun: [4756]1 * pros theorian: [4757]1 * proedroi: [4758]1 * proteros: [4759]1 * proen: [4760]1 * protos: [4761]1 * prospherontes: [4762]1 * prototokon pases ktiseos: [4763]1 * punthanomai: [4764]1 * sebas: [4765]1 * sunodos: [4766]1 * sanis: [4767]1 * skeptomai: [4768]1 * skimpous: [4769]1 * stateras: [4770]1 * sunago: [4771]1 * sunanarchon: [4772]1 * sunaxeos: [4773]1 * sunodou koinonian: [4774]1 * sunagenneton: [4775]1 * scholaios: [4776]1 * ta men hode egnon: [4777]1 * tade egnon hos sunegrapsa: [4778]1 * taxeis: [4779]1 * te: [4780]1 * timion: [4781]1 * to mathema: [4782]1 * topous idiazontas: [4783]1 * tes tessarakostes enstases: [4784]1 * ton ge men sungenomenon toutois tote tois monachois andros hoiou pisteuesthai eputhomen, k.t.l: [4785]1 * to meso tropo: [4786]1 * tessareskaidekatitai: [4787]1 * tous horous tes arches: [4788]1 * tous Surous tes arches: [4789]1 * tous kaloumenous ethikous logous: [4790]1 * toutou de prophasin heteran legein ouk echo, plen hoti apseudes tis oimai puthanomeno peri toutou ephe, k.t.l: [4791]1 * tou: [4792]1 * tou kreitonos: [4793]1 * tou kreittonos: [4794]1 * tropai& 251;: [4795]1 * pheme: [4796]1 * phemi, ephesen: [4797]1 * pharmakea: [4798]1 * phasi: [4799]1 * phesi: [4800]1 * philadelphos: [4801]1 * philosophein: [4802]1 * chrema: [4803]1 * christianike historia: [4804]1 * chronike historia: [4805]1 * chrusinous: [4806]1 * psathurion: [4807]1 * psathuropoles: [4808]1 [4809]2 * psuche: [4810]1 * Greek Lex. of the Rom. and Byzant. Periods: [4811]1 * q, e, o, and d: [4812]1