ALPHABETICAL INDEX
THIRD VOLUME.
Abgards, p. 569.
Abyssinians, 777 f.
Acta Sanctorum, 446 ff., and passim in
the Literature. Adkodatds, 992, 1008 f. Advent, 397.
iELURUS, TlMOTHEUS, 765.
Aerius, 233.
Aetius, 637.
Agapktus, 326.
Agnoetae, 767.
Aktistetse, 767.
Alajiic, 641.
Alexander op Alexandria, 620.
Alexandrian school of theology, 236, 612, 619, 706, 922, 937, 946.
All Saints, feast of, 408, 444.
Altar, 549.
Alypius, 992, 1008.
Ambrose, on persecution, 143 ; on monasticism, 201 ; on the papacy, 304 ; on church discipline (Theodosius M.), 359, 963; on Mariolatry, 417; on the worship of saints and relics, 440, 467, 458 ; liturgy of, 533 ; his hymns, 590 f. ; his life and writings, 961-967; influence on Augustine, 991.
Ambrosiaster, 965.
Anaphora, 525.
Anastasia, church of, 917, 919.
Anastasius II., pope, 324.
Anatolius of Constamtinoplk, 58S.
Axoaxw OF Gbetb, 683.
Akgelo Mai, 949, and passim la the
Literature, especially ch. i. Angels, worship of, 430. Anhypostasia, 757 ff. Annunciation of Mary, 425. Anthimus, 769. Anthont of Egypt, 181 Z Anthropological controversies, 785 ff. Anthusa, 934. Antiochian school of theology, 612, 707,
937. Aphthartodocetae, 766. Apiarius, 294. Apollinarianism, 709 ff. Apoi.linaris, 709 ff. Apologetics and Polemics, 72, 81, eto> Aquileia, 274, 293. Arausio,' synod of, 866. Arcadids, 66, 129, 704.. Archbishops, 270. Architecture, 541. Archpresbyter, 259. Arianism, 618 ff., 641 ff., 644 ffi Arius, 620, 627, 633. Armenians, 779 ff. Ascension Day, 408. Asceticism, 149 ff. ASCUSNAGES, 674, 767. AssEMANi, 783, 949, and passim. Assumption of Mary, 426. ASTERICS OF Amasia, 440. Asylum, right of, 104. Athanasian Creed, 689 ff. Atiianasius the Great, 82 ; on mooaAtt
cism, 201; on the eucharist, 495 f.;
on Scripture and tradition, 607 ; at the
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
council of Nicaca, 626 f. ; during the Arian controversies, 632 ff. ; on Arianism, 647 ft'. ; on the honioousion, 660 tf. ; on the Holy Ghost, 665 ; on Christology, 706 f. ; against Apollinarianism, 713 ; his life and writings, 884 ff.
Athens, 894 f., 912.
Attila and Lko, 321.
Andians, 199.
AUGUSTiNK, his City of God, 85, 1010; on slavery, 119 ; on roUgious toleration and persecution, 144, 1021 ; on monasticism, 1 64, 202 ; on the holy ministry, 261 ; on veracity, 255 ; on the papacy, 306 ; on general councils, 343 ; hi.s controversy with the Donatists, 363 ff. ; on Mariology and Mariolatry, 415, 418 f., 1021 ; on the worship of saints, 441 ; on the worship of relics, 459 f. ; on miracles,460, 464 ; on the sacraments, 475 ff. ; on baptism, 482 ff. ; on the eucharist, 498, 507 ; hymns of, 593 ; on the canon, 609 ; on tradition, 613; on the Holy Trinity, 684 ff. ; on the double proces- Bion of the Holy Ghost, 686 ; his doctrines of sin and grace, 785 ff. ; on the origin of the soul, 831 ft". ; on the condemnation of unbaptized children, 835 f. ; on tlie possibility of salvation out of the church, 8S6 ; on heathen morality, 841 f ; on predestination, 850 ff. ; on Semi-Pelagianism, 859 ff. : on heresies, 931 f . ; on the Vulgate and Septuagint, 976; relation to .Jerome, 213, 979 f., 984 (note); his life and character, 988-1002 ; his works, 1003-1016; his influence on posterity and relation to Catholicism and Protestantism, 1016- 1028.
Augustinianism, 786 ff.
AuRELius OF Carthage, 793.
Ave Maria, 424.
AVITUS OF ViKNNE, 866.
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Bancroft, on the Arian coTitroversy, 644.
Hapti.sm, eacrament of, 480 ff. ; 834 ff.
Haptistenes, 558 ff,
Bak-Anina, 970.
Basil, St., on raonasticism, 198; on the worship of saints, 438 ; on the eucharist, 497; liturgy of, 630; on unagea, 667 ; against Arianism, 638 ; on the Holy Ghost, 664 f. ; his life and writings, 89S ff.
Basilica, 651 ff.
Babiliscds, 766.
Baur, on Julian, 48 (note) ; on the Ariai controversy, 641 ; on the Creed of Chalcedon, 759 (note); on St. Augustine, 815 f. (note), 822, 832, 838, 842; on Semi-Pelagianism, 858 (note) ; oc Athanasiiis, 889 (note) ; on Cyril of Ale.xandriii, 945 ; on the system of Augustme, 999, 1002.
Bknkdict, St., 216 ff.
Benedict us, 224 ff.
Bkyschlao, on the Christology of Chalcedon, 759 (note).
BiNDEMANN, ou St. Augustinc, 10()2 (note).
Bishops, 263 ff.
BoiiTEiius, 761.
BoLAND, and the Bollandists, 448.
Boniface II., pope, 326, 869.
Brahraanisin, 150.
Broglie, 3, 11; on Athanasius, 6?0 (note).
Buddhism, 150.
Boll, G., 6G2.
Byzantine court, 128 and passim.
Byzantine style of architecture, 556 ff.
CjEsarics of Ari.es, 866.
CiESARius, brother of Gregory Naziameh, 912.
Calendar, 445.
Calvin and Augustine, 852, 1022 f.
Candlemas, 425.
Canon, 608 ff.
Carthage, synod of, 793, 798.
Cassias, 860 ff.
Cassiciacum, 901.
Cassiodorus, 225 f, 884.
Catechetical instruction, 487.
Catecheses of Cyril, 925.
Ceillikr, passim in the Literature.
Celibacy of tlie clergy, 242 f.
Chains of Peter, 443.
Chalcedon, council of (a. d. 451), 279, 348, 351, 740 ff. ; Creed of, 744 ff. ; Christology of, 747 ff.
Chorepiseopoi, 269.
Christmas, 39 1 ff.
Christological controversies, 705 ff.
CnKYsosTOM, on ,«lavery, 118; .^gainst extravagance, 127; on poi-secution, 144; on moiiasticism, 169; on the priesthood, 253; on veracit), 254; on the papacj', 309; on discipline, 268' on the wor.ship of saints and relics, 439; on the eucharist, 494, 507, 602; liturgy of, 530; on hymns, 579; dur