ALPHABETICAI. INDEX.
on the Holy Ghost, 665 ; on the Trinity, 671 ; his life and writings, 90a- 908. .'Gregory I., pope, 328 f., 870.
rrRKGORY ILLUMINATOR, 779.
Gregory of Cappadocia, 888 (note). GuizoT, on the church and civilization, 1025,
H
Ease, 179 ; on Gregory Nazianzen, 909 ;
on Chrysostom, 938 (note). Hasse, on the Christology of Chalcedon,
760. Helena, 19, 467. Helvidius, 231 f. Henoticon, 765. Hereseologues, 929 fl". Heretical baptism, 484. Hieronymds, see Jeromk. HiLARius OF Arles, 296 ff. Hilarius OF Poitiers, his hymns, 589 ; on
the Holy Ghost, 664 ; his life and writ-
mgs, 959-961. Hilarius, pope, 323. Hilarius, deacon of Rome, 965. Hippo, council of, 609. Hippo-Bona, 993, 997. Holy Ghost, doctrine of, 663 flf. Homoousion, 654 ff., 672 ff., 745. HoNORins, 66. Hooker, R., on the Trinity, 673 ; on the
incarnation, 752, 756 (notes). HoRMisDAS, pope, 325. Hosius OF Cordova, 627, 635, 636. Ruber, on St. Augustine, 832 f., 1002,
1011 (notes). HoMBOLDT, Alexander von, on the Nes-
torians and their influence upon physical sciences in the East, 731 f. ; on St.
Basil's descriptions of the beauties of
nature, 896, 900. Hymns, hymnology, 576 ff. Hypatia, 67, 943. Hypostasis, 675 ff.
Ibas of Edessa, 729, 735, 746, 769.
Idiotes, 679.
Images, of Christ, 563 ff. ; of the Virgin
Mary, the apostles and saints, 571 ff. Incarnation, true doctrine of^ 750. Infant baptism, 483, 834 ff. Infanticide, 114.
Innocent I., 797, 940. Innocents, festival of the, 398. Invention of the Cross, 4 50. Isidore of Pelusium, 198, 941.
Jacob Baradai, 775.
Jacob op Nisibis, 626.
Jacobites, 775 f.
James, liturgy of, 527.
Jerome, his life and writings, 205 ff. and 967 ff. ; on the clergy, 252 ; on veracity, 255 ; on the papacy, 304 ; on the worship of saints, 440 ; on pilgrimages, 468; against Origen, 701 ff., 971; against Pelagianism, 794 ff. ; on universal sinfulness, 807 ; on Epiphaniua, 928 ; relation to Augustine, 972 ; as a divine and scholar, 967 ff. ; his works, 972 ff.
Jerusalem, patriarchate of, 283 ; synod of, 795.
John the Baptist, festival of, 443 f.
John, the Evangelist, festival of, 398.
John, bishop of Antioch, 722, 724, 725, 735.
John, bishop of Jerusalem, 701, 795.
John Chrysostom, see Chrysostom.
John of Damascus, on Christ's persona, appearance, 571 ; on the anhypostasia of Christ's humanity, 757 f.
John Scholasticus, 335.
Jovian, 60.
JoviNiAN, 227 ff., 984.
Julian the Apostate, 41 ; his education, 42 ; his religion and moral character, 43 ; his reign, 45 ; his attempted reformation of heathenism, 47 ; his attempted suppression of Christianity, 50; his toleration, 51; his partiality and injustice, 52 ; prohibition of Christian schools of learning, 53 ; treatment of the Jews, 54 ; vain attempt to rebuild the temple of Jerusalem, 55 ; his death, 57 ; failure of his reign, 59 ; hifl attack upon Christianity, 76 ; his testimony for the Gospel history, 77.
Julian of Eclanum, 800, 837 f., 9S7 and passim.
Julianists, 766.
Justin II., 772.
Justin A, 136.
Justinian I., 68, 110, 135, 768 ff
Justinian Code, 110, 116, etc
Juvenal, 765.
JuvENCus, 698.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
Kahnis, on the Creed of Chalcedon, "747. Kenosis, 761.
Kenosists, or Kenotics, 761. Ktiatolatrae, 767.
Lactantius, 82, and passim ; his life and works, 955-958.
Latin patriarchate, 288 flf.
Lke, Samuel, on Euscbius, 874, 878.
Legislation, influence of Christianity on, 107.
Lkibnitz, on St. Augustine, 1002 (note).
Lko the Great, on persecution, 145 ; on the council of Chalcedon, 282 : his controversy with Hilarius of Aries, 296 ; his life and reign, 314 if. ; on the worship of saints, 442 ; on the eucharist, 500 ; on the Robber synod, 739 ; during the Christological conflict, 740 ; at the council of Chalcedon, 744 If. ; on Semi-Pelagianism. 864 f.
Leontius, on images, 568.
LiBANiDS, 40, 61, 64, 80, 81, 934.
Libeuatus, 996.
LiBERius, pope, 371, 635 f.
Liturgies, 517 ff.
Longobards, 641.
Lord's Supper, see Eucharist.
Lucifer, bi.«hop of Calaris, 98.>.
Luciferians, 983.
Luther, on Jerome, 214, 973 ; on Augustine, 1022 f. ; on predestination, 1023 (notes).
M
Macarius, on the eucharist, 497.
Macedonians, 639, 664.
Macedonius, 663.
Macrina, 905.
Madomia pictures, 571.
Malchus, monk, 982.
Manichffiism, 1012, 1017, and passim.
Manuscripts of the Bible, 610 f.
Marcella, 395, 962.
Marcellinus, Ammianus, 79, and often.
Marcellos, 651 ff.
Marcian, emperor, 741.
Marius Mercator, 714, 716, 784, 793,
800. Miuiolatry, 422 ff., 946 f.
Mariology, 409 ff.
Mark, liturgy of, 529.
Maronites, 792 f.
Marriage, 112, 242.
Martin of Toors, 202 ff.
Martyrology, 446.
Martyrs and Saints, worship of, 42? tf.
Mary, the Virgin, doctrine and worshij of, 409ff. ; festivals of, 425 ff. ; motliei of God, 716 ff. ; free from sin, 807.
M:iss, 504, 511, 522.
Massilians, 859.
Maternus, Jolius Firmicus, 84.
Maundy Thursday, 402.
Maurus, 225.
Meletius of Antioch, 372, 984.
Memnon of Ephesus, 723, 726.
Menaa, 446.
Menologia, 446.
Mksrop, 779.
Messalians, 199.
Metropolitans, 270.
Michael, archangel, festival of, 444.
MiGNE, often in the Literature, especially ch. X.
Milan, archbishop of, 293.
Milman, onthe court of Arcadius, 129; on ecumenical councils, 723 ; on Cyril of Alexandria, 945, and passim.
Miracles of the Nicene :ige, 460 ff.
Missa, 504, 511, 522.
Missaic Romanum, 535.
Monasticism, 147 ff.
MoNGCs, Peter, 765.
Monica, or Monnica, 990, 991.
Monophysitcs and Monophysitisin, 762 ff.
MonotheHtism, 752 f., 782.