MONTALEMBERT, 148, 211, 214.
Montfaucon, 689, 699, 884, 933, and
passim. Monte Cassino, 218. MosKs Chorenensus, 779. Mozarabic liturgy, 532.
N
Nativity of Mary, 427. Natures in Christ, 751 f., 753. Nkander, on persecution, 145; on Pcla«
gianisin, 815; on Augustine, 842; on
Chrysostom, 933, 933. Nectarius, 357. Nepotian, 986. Nestoriauism, 714 ff. Nestorians, 729 ff. NK.STORIU.S, 715 If.; his condemnation,
724 ; death and character, 728 f. Newman, John II.. 214, 948, 1017.
AlJ'HA.BEriCAL INDEX.
New Platonism, 42 f., 68, 80. New Year, 399.
Nicsea, or Nice, council of, 349, 352, 622 ff.
Nioene Creed, 629, 631, 667 ffi
NiCEPiioRUS Callisti, 883.
NiEDNER, on Chrysostom, 937, and pas-
Hitn. NiLUS OF Sinai, 198, 941. NioBES, Stephanus, 767. Nisibis, 237. Nomocanon, 355. NONNA, 910.
NouRRissoN, on St. Augustine, 989, 1003, 1006, 1008, 1018, 1123 (notes).
o
Odoacer, 69, 323.
(Ecumenical, see Ecumenical.
Olympias, 261.
Optaths of Mileti, on the papacy, 303.
Orauge, synod of, 866 ff.
Oraiion, 535.
Ordination, 489 ff.
OUESTES, 943.
Okigen, docti'ine of Christ, 619 f. ; on
the origin of the soul, 831; 872, 875,
879, 978. Origenistic controversies, 698 ff., 769,
771, 971. Original sin, 829 ff., 833 ff. Orosius, 85, 795. Osius (or Hosius) of Cordova, 627, 628,
635, 636. Owen, John, on the Person of Christ,
756 (note). OzANAM, on Jerome, 968.
Pachomius, 195.
Paganism, origin of the word, 61 ; ex
tinction of, 67. Painting, 567. Pallium. 265. Palm Sunday, 402. Pamphilus, 872. Panariura of Epiphanius, 929 f. P;ipacy, 299 ff.
Paphnctius, on celibacy, 244, 626. Parabolani, 263. Paschal controversies, 404 ff. Paaiion week, 402. Patron .saints, 430. Patriarchs, 271 ff.
' Patriarchs of old and new Rome, 284 ff. I Paul of Thebes, 179 f.
Paula, St., 214 ff.
Paulixus of Antioch, 373.
Paulinus of Milan, 792, 961, 964,967.
Paulinos of Nola, 442, 568, 598.
Paulus Orosius, 795, 884.
Pelagianism, 785 ff.
Pelagius, on Mariology, 419; his lift and system, 790 ff.
Pelagius I., pope, 327, 772.
Pelagius II., pope, 328.
Pentecost, 4o7 ff.
Pericopes, 470.
Uif;tx,d!pr]cns, 680, 753.
Persecution of heretics, 138.
Person, in the Holy Truiity, 675 ff. ; ot Christ, 754 ff.
Petavius, on the Trinity, 616, 676, and passim ; on Christology, 757, and passim.
Peter, festival of, 443.
Peter and Paul, festival of, 443.
Peter the Fuller, 765.
Phantasiastae, 766.
Phelonion, 535.
Philasteus, or Puilastrius, 931.
Philopatris, 79.
PniLOPONUs, John, 674, 767.
Philippopolis, council of, 635.
Philosophy of the fathers, 604 ff.
Philostorgius, 629, 883.
Phocas, 431, 440.
Photinus, 651 ff.
Phthartolaters, 766.
Pilgrimages, 466.
Plato, on the origin of the soui, 831 1009, and passim.
Platonism, 604, 991, 1009.
Pneumatomachiaus, 639, 664.
Poetry, 576.
Pontics and religion, 131.
PossiDius, 989, 994.
POTAMON, 873.
Prscdestinatus, 863 f., 932.
Predestination, doctrine of, 850 flC
Preexistentianism, 831 ff.
Presbyters, 258.
Presentation of Mary, 427.
Priscillianists, 143, 1013.
Procession of the Holy Ghost, 686 fi.
Processions, 465.
Proclus, 79.
Proclus of CyziccM, 720 f.
Propriety (proprietas), 67£-
Prospkr Aquitanus, 859 ff., 862, 981
Prothesis, 551.
Prudentius, on the worship of aaiiitit 441 ; his hymns, 594 ff.
PSKUDO-DlONYSIUS, 604.
alphajjetical index.
PcBLius Lentclus, description of Christ's
personal appearance, 070. PuLCHKEiA, empress, 741. Purification of Mary, 426.
Q
Quadragesima, 400. Quatember, 490.
QcEs.NEL, 296 (note), and passim. Quinisexta, 352, 355. QuonvcLTDKCs, 931.
R
Ravenna, 274; bishop of, 293 f.
Relics, worship of, 449 ff.
Resurrection of the body, 45 1 .
Retractations of Augustine, 1004, 1007.
Rhyme, 587.
Robber Council at Ephesus, 348, 738 flF.
Roman liturgy, 534.
KoswEYD, 448.
KuKi.NDs, 701, 884, 984 (note).
s
Sabbath, the Christian, 378 ff.
Sabellianism, 651 ff.
Sacraments, doctrine of the, 474 t£.
Sacrifice of the Mass, 502 ff.
Salvator picture, 50y.
Sai.vianus, on the moral condition of the
Christian Church towards the middle
of the fifth century, 88, 126 ff. Saints, worship of, 428 ff. Sardica, council of, 310 ff., 634. Sasima, 914. Schleieumacher's Christology, 757
(note). ScHRiicKH, passim in the Literature and
notes. Scripture, reading of the, 470 ff. ; the
rule of faith, 606 ff. Secretaries, 263.
Secularization of the Church, 1 25. Semi- August inianism, 866 ff. Remi-Ariauism, 635 fi". Bemi-Pelagianism and Semi-Pelagians,
857 ff Berapeion, destruction of, 65. Sermons, 472 ff., 619 ff. Veverians, 766. tiiEDH, on the Trinity, 674, and 676
(notes); on Christology, 765 f., 760 (note) ; on Augustine's doctrine of sin, 821 (note) ; on irresistiljle grace, 84S f. (note) ; on Augustine's Confessions, 1005 (note).
SiMPLicius, pope, 323.
Sin, doctrine of, 829 ff.
SiRiciDS, decree on the celibacy of th clergy, 247, 292.
Sirmium, 637.
Slavery, 115.
Socrates, the historian, 880, and passim.
Sophia, St., 567.
Sozo,MEN, 881, and passim.
Spanish liturgy, 532.
Spyridjon, 626, 631.
Stephen, St., festival of, 398 ; relics of, 459.
Stewards, 262.
Sticharion, 535.
Subordinationism (or subordinatianism ') of the Nicene fathers, 681-683.
Sci.PiTius Seveuus, 202, 884.
Sunday, le^gal sanction and observance of^ 105, 378 ff.
Support of the clergy, 100.
Symeon the Stylite, 192 ff.
Symmachcs, 61, 62, 64, 80, 963.
Symmachus, pope, 324.
Synesius, 604 f.
Synodus palmaris, 326.
Tall brethren, 700.
Tedeum, 578, 592.
Telemachcs, 122.
Tertullian, on traducianism, 880.
Tcr Sanctus, 678.
Themistians, 767.
Themistius, 80.
Themistius, the Monophysite, 767.
TiiEonoRA, 136, 769 ff.
Theopore of Mopsuestia, 707, 717, 718 f., 729, 769, 770, 800, 881, 935, 937.
Thkoporet, on the papacy, 309; on the eucharist, 497 ; on the person of Chiist, 727, 7">o, 737 ; condemned in ihe Three Chapter controversy, 769 ff. ; his life and writings, 881.
TuEonoRic, 69, 324 ff., 641.
Theououcs Askidas, 704, 771.
THEODORrs Lector, 883.
Theodosians, 767.
TiiEOPosius L, or thb Great, his charac
' See the note sub v. creathtuam oj
crealiarnimiy p. 1031.