Æon, meaning of the term, [1]316 Æon, the twelfth, the sufferings of not to be deduced from Scripture, [2]387 not typified by the woman with the issue of blood, [3]392 Æons English equivalents of the Greek names, [4]316 further inquiry into and refutation of the speculations respecting; the theory of, further exposed, [5]380 how the thirty are indicated in Scripture, [6]319 the production of, [7]373, [8]379 the thirty, not typified by the baptism of Jesus in His thirtieth year, [9]390 the thirty, of Valentinus, [10]316 the twelve apostles not types of the twelve, [11]389 Æschylus, on the unity of God, [12]290 Aaron and Miriam, their sin against Moses, and its punishment, [13]573 Abel and Cain, the offerings of, [17]485 Abominations, the, practiced by the Valentinians, [18]324 Abraham, [19]7, [20]9, [21]13, [22]142 both covenants prefigured in, [23]495 had faith identical with ours, [24]492 saw the day of Christ, [25]467, [26]469 vain attempt of Marcion to exclude him from Christ's salvation, [27]470 waited for the promises of God, [28]561 Abraxas, Basilides' doctrine of, [29]350 Acceptable year of the Lord, the, [30]390 Achamoth an account of, [31]320 asserted to be be referred to in the Scripture, [32]326 origin of the visible world from, [33]321 shall at last enter the Pleroma, [34]325 Adam and Eve, the story of, according to the Ophites, [35]356 Adam, the first analogy with the second, [36]454 death of, [37]551 his repentance signified by the girdle which he made, [38]457 in paradise, [39]531 made a partaker of salvation, [40]455 sinned on the sixth day of creation, [41]551 why driven out of paradise, [42]457 Adrian, Emperor, his Epistle in behalf of the Christians, [43]186 Adultery, [44]35, [45]108, [46]143 Advents of Christ, [47]210, [48]221, [49]253, [50]254 Afflictions of Christ, [51]139 Agape, [52]396 Aletheia how her passion is said to be indicated in Scripture, [53]319 of Ptolomy, [54]333 revealed by Tetrad, [55]337 the Æon so called, [56]317 the numerical value of, does not square with Valentinianism, [57]396 Amen, [60]186 Analogies, heathen to Christ's doctrine, [61]169 to Christ's history, [62]170 to the Sonship of Christ, [63]170 Anaxagoras, [64]376 Anaximander, [65]376 Anaximander and Anaximenes, [66]274 Angels, [67]68, [68]68, [69]88, [70]118, [71]148 could not be ignorant of the Supreme God, [72]365 how they transgressed, [73]190, [74]238 of the devil, [75]524 the world not made by, [76]361 their freedom, [77]190, [78]250, [79]269 who taught them, [80]164 Anger, [81]17, [82]35, [83]54, [84]54 Animal men, the, of the Valentinians, [85]323, [86]327 Animals cloven-footed, [87]144 forbidden or allowed as food to Israel, spritual significance of, [88]143 ruminant, [89]143 Animals, clean and unclean, [90]534 Anthropos and Ecclesia, the Æons so named, [91]316, [92]333, [93]355 concentrates in himself the apostasy, [96]557 the fraud, pride, and tyranny of the kingdom of, [97]553 the number of the name of, [98]558 Antioch, church at, [99]48, [100]85, [101]85, [102]91, [103]91, [104]96, [105]96, [106]100, [107]129, [108]129 Antiochians, supposed Epistle of Ignatius to them, wherein he speaks of his bonds, of the true doctrine concerning Christ against the views of the early heretics, and exhorts them to certain duties, [109]110 Antiphanes, the theogony of, [110]376 Antoninus, Emperor, Epistle in behalf of the Christians, [111]186 Apator, [112]322 Apostates, [113]68, [114]68, [115]71, [116]71, [117]82, [118]83 the twelve, not types of the twelve Æons, [121]389 the, did not begin to preach till endued with the Holy Spirit, [122]414 the, preached one God, [123]414 the, the doctrine of, [124]429 the, the labours of, lessened by their predecessors, [125]494 Apostles, ordinances as to the ministry, [126]16, [127]17, [128]18, [129]66, [130]67 Aquila and Theodotian, their interpretation of Isa. vii.14 referred to, [131]451 Archelaus, the Athenian, [132]274 Argument, the, of Justin's Apology stated, [133]170 Aristotle, opinions of, [134]275 Ark of the covenant, [135]394, [136]570 Atheism, [137]164 Aurelius, [138]187 Autogenes, [139]353 Axe, the laid at the root, [140]573 made to float by means of wood, [141]572 Balaam, [142]571 forbidden to curse Israel, [143]572 his ass a type, [144]572 slain, [145]572 Baptism of Jesus in His thirtieth year not a type of the thirty Æons, [146]390 Baptism prefigured in the Old Testament, [147]144 Baptism, Christian, [148]183, [149]201, [150]216 its imitation by demons, [151]183 Barbeliotes or Borborians, the, [152]353 Barnabas his Epistle, wherein he warns his readers against Judaism, and seeks to explain some Jewish customs, [153]137 who he was, [154]133 Basilides absurd notion of, as to the death of Jesus, [155]349 the doctrines of, [156]349 Beast, the, [157]557 Bel and the Dragon, [158]467 Believers a spritual temple, [159]147 what Christ is to them, [160]11, [161]14, [162]15, [163]18, [164]33 Benediction, forms of, [165]15, [166]21, [167]30, [168]43, [169]44, [170]58, [171]58, [172]72, [173]72, [174]85, [175]85, [176]92, [177]92, [178]96, [179]96 Birds, not allowed as food to Israel, [180]143 Birds, the two, in Lev. xiv, [181]301 Bishop duties of, [182]69, [183]85, [184]89, [185]90, [186]94, [187]95 subjection to him, [188]17, [189]50, [190]50 though youthful, to be obeyed, [191]60, [192]60 to be consulted in all things, [193]50, [194]51, [195]62, [196]62, [197]79, [198]89, [199]90 to be honoured, [200]90, [201]90, [202]95, [203]95 Bishops a succession of, in various churches, [204]415 first, of Rome, [205]416 Blandina, the martyr, [206]570 Blessings, divine how obtained, [207]13, [208]13, [209]13, [210]13, [211]14, [212]14, [213]14, [214]21, [215]29 to be sought, [216]29, [217]149 Blood the Christians accused of eating, [218]570 the, of Christ, redeems, [219]527 Blood, the, of Christ, redeems, [220]528 Bodies, the, of men from the earth, [221]544 temples of the Holy Ghost, [222]532 Body and soul, the views of heretics respecting the future destiny of, refuted, [223]402 Brazen serpent, [224]145 Bread and wine in the Eucharist, [225]528 Breath of life, the, [226]537 Burrhus of Ephesus, [227]50, [228]50 absurdity of, [231]362, [232]363 and Abel, the respective offerings of, [235]485 Cainites, the doctrines of the, [236]358 Carnal and spiritual, [237]536 Carpocrates his followers branded with external marks, and have images of Jesus, [238]351 his views of the devil, [239]351 immorality of the system of, [240]351, [241]351 the doctrines of, [242]350 the followers of, practised magic and incantations, [243]350 Catholic, [244]39, [245]40, [246]42, [247]90 Centurion, the, of the Gospels, asserted by the Valentinians to be the Demiurge, [248]326 Cerdo, the doctrines of, [249]352 Cerinthus, the doctrines of, [250]351 Chariton, examination of, by the Prefect Rusticus, [251]305 Chastity, [252]34, [253]148, [254]167 Children exposed, [255]172 Christ His kingdom eternal, [256]555 His person, [257]9, [258]52, [259]52, [260]57, [261]57, [262]61, [263]61, [264]62, [265]62, [266]64, [267]69, [268]70, [269]70, [270]76, [271]81, [272]84, [273]86, [274]86, [275]87, [276]87, [277]89, [278]94, [279]145 His resurrection, [280]11, [281]33, [282]33, [283]70, [284]70, [285]70, [286]87, [287]87, [288]87 His resurrection a proof of ours, [289]532 His second coming, [290]11, [291]33, [292]64, [293]87 His sufferings, [294]9, [295]63, [296]64, [297]66, [298]67, [299]70, [300]70, [301]70, [302]70, [303]83, [304]84, [305]84, [306]84, [307]86, [308]86, [309]87, [310]87, [311]89, [312]89, [313]139, [314]140, [315]142, [316]144 His victory over Satan, [317]549 Valentinus's views of, [318]319, [319]325, [320]332, [321]333 alone able to redeem us, [322]526 and Jesus of Nazareth proved from the writings of Paul to be one and the same, [323]445 and Jesus, the same, and only begotten Son of God, [324]440 assumed actual flesh, conceived and born of the Virgin, [325]454 came for the sake of men in all ages, [326]494 conferred on our flesh the capacity of salvation, [327]528 descended into regions beneath the earth, [328]499 did not abolish the law, [329]475 did not abrogate the natural precepts of the law, but removed the bondage, [330]477 did not flee away from Jesus at the cross, [331]447 did not suffer in appearance merely, [332]447 fitting that He should take human nature, and be tempted by the devil, [333]548 foreseen and foretold by the prophets, [334]509 how prefigured, [335]571 is the end of the law, [336]476 is the treasure hid in the field, [337]496 not, but the Holy Spirit, descended upon Jesus, [338]444 temptation of, [339]549 testimony of the sacred books to, [340]576, [341]577, [342]577 the advent of, foreknown and desired by righteous men, [343]474 the advent of, foretold, [344]473 the apostles of, their preaching, [345]417 the dead raised by, a proof of the resurrection, [346]539 the descent of, upon Jesus, according to the Ophites, [347]357 the origin of, according to the Ophites, [348]354 the prophets referred all their predictions to, [349]511 the resurrection of, [350]560 the source of blessings, [351]14, [352]84, [353]84 took flesh, not seemingly, but really, [354]527 Christ Jesus, [355]170, [356]177, [357]190, [358]219, [359]236, [360]236, [361]237, [362]237, [363]253, [364]265, [365]301 His advent foretold, [366]173, [367]175, [368]260 His appearances before His coming in the flesh, [369]263 His cross, symbols of, [370]181, [371]242, [372]244, [373]247 His early history, [374]237, [375]250 His first and second coming, [376]209, [377]210, [378]221, [379]253, [380]254 His humanity, [381]170, [382]174, [383]179, [384]193, [385]216, [386]219, [387]228, [388]231, [389]241, [390]301 His reign and majesty, [391]176, [392]178, [393]180, [394]209, [395]236, [396]267 His rejection by the Jews, [397]175, [398]179, [399]253, [400]267 His resurrection, [401]252, [402]252, [403]253, [404]298 His teaching, [405]167, [406]168, [407]168, [408]246 His titles in Scripture, [409]190, [410]262 His work, [411]178 blood of, [412]173, [413]200, [414]222, [415]228 called Jacob, Israel, and Son of man, [416]248, [417]262 called the Lord of Hosts, [418]212, [419]241 called the Word, [420]164, [421]166, [422]170, [423]173, [424]174, [425]190, [426]191, [427]263, [428]264 compared to Socrates, [429]191 crucified, [430]166, [431]173, [432]174, [433]175, [434]179, [435]222, [436]247, [437]247, [438]248, [439]248, [440]248, [441]249, [442]251, [443]251 distinguished from the Father, [444]264 figures of: Joshua, [445]255, [446]256, [447]257, [448]264, [449]265 figures of: Mosaic law, [450]214, [451]215, [452]215, [453]216 figures of: Noah, [454]268, [455]268 not a magician, [456]172 of faith in, [457]191, [458]199, [459]257, [460]260 salvation alone in, [461]207, [462]216 shown to be God, from His appearances to Abraham, [463]223 shown to be God, from His interviews with Moses, [464]226 shown to be God, from the testimony of Proverbs, [465]228 shown to be God, from visions to Jacob, [466]225 shown to be God, objections met, that He ate, [467]225 testimony of Scripture regarding Him: of David, [468]175, [469]176, [470]176, [471]211, [472]211, [473]212, [474]213, [475]213, [476]229, [477]229, [478]235, [479]235, [480]240, [481]241, [482]248, [483]248, [484]248, [485]249, [486]249, [487]250, [488]251, [489]251, [490]252 testimony of Scripture regarding Him: of Isaiah, [491]174, [492]174, [493]179, [494]179, [495]200, [496]236, [497]237, [498]241 testimony of Scripture regarding Him: of Micah, [499]174 testimony of Scripture regarding Him: of Moses, [500]173, [501]221, [502]223, [503]236 testimony of Scripture regarding Him: of Zechariah, [504]175, [505]221 the Holy Spirit received by Him, [506]243 the Son of God, [507]164, [508]166, [509]170, [510]178, [511]182, [512]190, [513]216, [514]219, [515]250, [516]253, [517]256, [518]256, [519]257, [520]258, [521]262 the curse He endured, [522]246, [523]247, [524]247 Christians Apologies for, by Justin Martyr, [525]163, [526]188 accused of atheism, [527]164 are the sons of God, [528]261 are the true Israel, [529]261, [530]267 blamed for not observing the law, [531]199, [532]203 blamed for not submitting to be circumcised, [533]206, [534]208, [535]256 called children, [536]153 charges refuted: shown they do not worship idols, [537]165 charges refuted; shown they do not worship idols, [538]171 have the true righteousness, [539]209 heirs of the covenant, [540]145 inquiry into the charges against them, [541]163 manners of, [542]26 promised as seed to the patriarchs, [543]259 shown to be called like Abraham, [544]259 testimonies of Roman emperors as to, [545]186 their moral life, [546]165, [547]172, [548]189, [549]192 their relation to the world, [550]27 their treatment at the hand of the Jews, [551]203, [552]214, [553]246, [554]247, [555]256 their treatment at the hands of the heathen world, [556]170, [557]182, [558]188, [559]191, [560]253, [561]254 their worship, [562]185, [563]185, [564]185 true and false, [565]55, [566]55, [567]61, [568]61 worship God, [569]164, [570]165 Christians, calumnies against, [571]570 Church order in the, [572]16, [573]16, [574]17, [575]90, [576]90 order of ministers in, [577]16 the regard Moses had for order in, [578]16 the regard the apostles had for order in, [579]17 this order disturbed by the wicked, [580]17 Church, Jacob's marriage a figure of, [581]266 Church, the her gifts, [582]409 of Rome, founded by Peter and Paul, [583]415 performs nothing by incantations or curious arts, [584]409 the catholic, the depository of truth, [585]416 Circumcision, [586]202, [587]203, [588]206, [589]206, [590]208, [591]245, [592]256 Circumcision, spiritual meaning of, [593]142 Clean and unclean, [594]534 Clement his first Epistle, [595]5 introductory notice of, [596]1 Colorbasus, the doctrines of, [597]333 Commandment, the first and greatest, [598]476 Commandments, of God, [599]33, [600]148 Communion with God, [601]556 Confession of Christ, [602]41, [603]55, [604]56, [605]83, [606]129 of sin, [607]19 Conformity to Christ, [608]50 Continence of Christians, [609]172 Corinthians, Epistle of Clement to exhorts them to Church order, [610]16, [611]16, [612]17 exhorts them to brotherly love, [613]18 exhorts them to good works, [614]14 exhorts them to humility, [615]8, [616]9, [617]9, [618]11, [619]15, [620]15 exhorts them to peace, [621]16 exhorts them to repentance, [622]7, [623]7 exhorts to Church order, [624]16 he commends them, [625]5 shows the effects of envy among them, [626]5, [627]6, [628]18 Corruption, [629]301 Cosmocrator, the, [630]323 Covenant, the lost by the Jews, [631]139 who are heirs of, [632]145 Covenant, the new, [633]511 Covenants one author and one end to both, [634]472 the oneness of both proved by Jesus' reproof of customs repugnant to the former, [635]475 Covetousness, [636]35 Created things made after the image of invisible things, according to the Marcosians, [637]342 not a shadow of the Pleroma, [638]368 not images of Æons within the Pleroma, [639]366 Creation, the, of all things out of nothing by God, [640]369 Creator but one, of the world, [641]369 is the Word of God, [642]546 the, could not be ignorant of the Supreme God, [643]365 the, made all things, spiritual and material, [644]405 Crescens, his prejudices, [645]189 Crocus of Ephesus, [646]50, [647]50 Cross, symbols of the, [648]181, [649]242, [650]244, [651]247 Cross, the, of Christ prefigured in the Old Testament, [652]144, [653]144 the glory of, [654]56, [655]57 Curse, the, [656]246, [657]247, [658]247, [659]248 Damas, bishop of Magnesia, [660]59, [661]59 Danaids, martyrdom of, [662]6 Darkness, the way of, [665]149 David, his humility, [666]10 Day of retribution, the, [667]390 Day, the, does not square with the theory of Valentinus, [668]395 Deacons, [669]34, [670]61, [671]61, [672]69, [673]72, [674]85, [675]85, [676]89, [677]90, [678]95, [679]95 Dead, the, raised by Christ, a proof of the resurrection, [680]539 Death and life, [683]537 Decalogue, the at first inscribed on the hearts of men, [684]479 not cancelled by Christ, [685]481 Deeds, evil their detection, [686]166 their punishment, [687]165 Demiurge, the declared by the heretics to be animal, [688]403 if animal, how could he make things spiritual?, [689]405 ignorant of the offspring of his mother Achamoth, [690]323 ignorant of what he created, [691]322 instructed by the Saviour, [692]326 is the centurion of the Gospels, [693]326 passes into the intermediate habitation, [694]325 the creator of all things outside the Pleroma, [695]322 the formation of, according to Valentinus, [696]322 views of the heretics respecting, exposed and confuted, [697]385 Demons, [698]167, [699]190, [700]192 cause persecution, [701]182 their imitation of divine things, [702]181, [703]182, [704]182, [705]183 Deuteronomy, [706]571 Devil as a roaring lion against Christ, [707]251 his lie in regard to the government of the world, [708]552 practised in falsehoods, he tempted man, [709]551 the sons of the, [710]525 views of the Carpocratians respecting, [711]351 why plots against us, [712]300 Devil, snares of the, [713]30, [714]55, [715]55, [716]69, [717]69, [718]82, [719]83, [720]117, [721]149 Devils, [722]181, [723]182, [724]182, [725]182, [726]238 distort the truth, [727]233, [728]233 Dialogue of Justin Martyr with Trypho the Jew, [729]194 Diatheses, the, of Ptolomy, [730]333 Diognetes, Epistle to the blessings Christ brings, [731]29 the importance of divine knowledge, [732]29 the manifestation of Christ, [733]27 the state of the world before Christ came, [734]28 the superstitions of the Jews, [735]26 the vanity of idols, [736]25 the writer shows why he wrote it, [737]25 why Christ came so late, [738]28 Dircæ, martyrdom of, [739]6 Disciples, the true spiritual, [740]506 Discriminating faculty, the, in man, [741]522 Disobedient, the are the angels of the devil, [742]524 Divinations, [743]169 Doctrines false, [744]34, [745]53, [746]53, [747]56, [748]56, [749]62, [750]62, [751]68, [752]68, [753]71, [754]71, [755]82, [756]83, [757]88, [758]88 Doctrines, false, [761]146 Dream-senders, [762]169 Duodecad, the, of Valentinus, how said to be indicated in Scripture, [763]319 Duties Christian, [764]9, [765]20, [766]53, [767]54, [768]54, [769]54, [770]62, [771]62, [772]81, [773]81, [774]95, [775]95, [776]148 of deacons, etc., [777]34, [778]81 of husbands and wives, [779]34, [780]81, [781]95, [782]95 of presbyters, etc., [783]34, [784]90 of the Christian flock, [785]35, [786]95, [787]95 relative, [788]81, [789]90, [790]90 Dyad, the, of Valentinus, [791]332 Earthly things, types of heavenly, [792]486 Ebionite, [793]83 Ebionites, the, [794]352 refutation of, who disparaged the writings of Paul, [795]439 strictures on, [796]527 Ecclesia, the of Ptolomy, [797]333 of the Valentinians, [798]323 Egyptians, the Israelites commanded to spoil the goods of, an exposition and vindication, [799]502 Elements, the twenty-four, of Marcus, [800]339 Elisha, [803]545 Elucidation, by the American editor, end of book iii, [804]460 Emanations the, of Valentinus and others an account of, [805]316, [806]332, [807]333, [808]339 ridicule poured on, [809]332, [810]333 Emperors, Roman, testimony to Christians, [811]186 Encratites, the, [812]353 Enmity, the, put between Eve and the serpent, [813]457 Ennoea, [814]316, [815]333, [816]353, [817]354 Enoch, [818]7 Enoch, the translation of, [819]530 Enthymesis, the, of Sopia or Achamoth, [820]318, [821]322 the absurdity of, [822]383 the treachery of Judas not a type of, [823]388 Envy, [824]67 its effect on Corinthian Church, [825]6, [826]17, [827]18 its effect on the Church in all ages, [828]6, [829]17 Ephesians, Epistle of Ignatius to, [830]49, [831]49 Syriac version of Epistle, [832]101 he commends them, [833]49, [834]49, [835]52, [836]53 he exhorts them to unity, [837]50, [838]50 he exhorts them to various duties, [839]53, [840]54, [841]58 he warns them about false teachers and doctrines, [842]52, [843]52 Epicurus, opinions of, [844]192, [845]193, [846]274 Error, how often set off, [847]315 Esther, her example, [848]20 Eucharist, [849]16, [850]17, [851]77, [852]77, [853]81, [854]81, [855]89, [856]90, [857]185 Eucharist, the, [858]486, [859]528 Euripides on false gods, [860]292, [861]293 on future judgment, [862]291 Evanthas, [863]559 Eve and the Virgin Mary compared, [864]547 Eve, the story of, according to the Ophites, [865]356 Evil deeds, [866]6 desires, [867]35 speaking, [868]17 Example of Christ, [869]9, [870]35, [871]35, [872]54, [873]54 Examples of love, [874]19 Fables, heathen, [875]233 Faith, [876]8, [877]13, [878]14, [879]29, [880]53, [881]53, [882]55, [883]55, [884]64, [885]65, [886]66, [887]66, [888]84, [889]84, [890]86, [891]86, [892]88, [893]89 Faith in Christ, [894]191, [895]199, [896]257, [897]260 Faith of Abraham, the, the same as ours, [898]492 Faith, the unity of the, in the universal Church, [899]330 Falsehood, [900]56 a type of Christ, [903]141 the acceptable, [904]138 Father, the how no one knows, but the Son, [907]467 reveals the Son, [908]468 the world made by, through the Word, [909]361 Fathers exhorted, [910]81 Fear of God, [911]54, [912]54, [913]69 Fear, produces (according to Valentinus) animal substances, [914]323 Fish, Israel may not eat, spiritual significance of, [915]143 Five, the number, the frequent use of, in Scripture, [916]394 Flesh, the and blood, [917]534 as nourished by the body of the Lord, incorruptible, [918]486 made capable of salvation, [919]528 quickened, [920]538 saved by the Word taking flesh, [921]541 the saints having suffered in, shall received their rewards in, [922]561 the works of, [923]536 Florinus, [924]568 Foreknowledge of God, [925]178 Forerunner of Christ, [926]220 Forgiveness of sin, [927]200, [928]217 Free will, man endowed with, [929]518 Free-will in man and angels, [930]190, [931]250, [932]269 Fruit of the belly and of the loins, [933]453 Gentiles, [934]180 conversion of, [935]253, [936]260, [937]264, [938]265 Gentiles, the conversion of, more difficult than that of the Jews, [939]495 Gideon, a type, [940]445 Gifts, the, of the Holy Spirit, [941]533 Gnostics, the hypocrisy and pride of, [942]439 Goat, the, sent away, [943]141 Goats, [944]301 God, [945]164, [946]165, [947]166, [948]166, [949]167, [950]172, [951]177, [952]190, [953]197, [954]198, [955]199, [956]200, [957]300 His care for men, [958]172 His character, [959]10, [960]11, [961]11, [962]12, [963]12, [964]13, [965]16, [966]80 His infinitude, [967]569 His namelessness, [968]281 His power and glory will shine forth in the resurrection, [969]529 His providential rule over the world, [970]459 His righteousness, [971]245, [972]246 His unity and sole government, treatise by Justin Martyr on, [973]290 alone knows all things, [974]399 always true and faithful, [975]572 and the Word, formed all things by their own power, [976]546 attributes of, [977]521 but one announced by the law and the prophets, whom Christ confesses as His Father, [978]466 but one, proved against Marcion and others, [979]359 but one, who is the Father, [980]463 communion with, [981]556 created all things out of nothing, [982]370 declared by the Son, [983]489 declared by the law and manifested in Christ, [984]550 different names of, in the Hebrew Scriptures, [985]412 does not give His glory to another, [986]230 formed all things by the Word and Spirit, [987]487 has placed man under laws for man's own benefit, [988]478 how He appeared to Moses, [989]184 how known, [990]196 how to draw near and serve Him, [991]12, [992]14, [993]14, [994]20, [995]34 imitators of, [996]13 immutable and eternal, [997]465 just to punish and good to save, [998]459 many things, the knowledge of which must be left in His hands, [999]399 needs nothing from man, [1000]482 not the author of sin, [1001]502 not to be sought after by means of syllables and letters, [1002]396 objection from Matt. vi.24 answered, [1003]421 objection to the doctrine of one, deduced from 2 Cor. iv.4, answered, [1004]420 of faith in, [1005]35 one and the same, inflicts punishments and bestows rewards, [1006]523 one, proclaimed by Christ and the apostles, [1007]417 opinions of Greek philosophers as to, [1008]274 pardons our sins, [1009]544 proved to be one and the same the Creator from the Gospel of Matthew, [1010]422 proved to be one and the same the Creator, from the Gospel of John, [1011]426 proved to be one and the same the Creator, from the Gospels of Mark and Luke, [1012]423 rejected by the Jews, [1013]262, [1014]267 seen by men, yet invisible, [1015]490 showed Himself to be merciful and mighty to save after the fall of man, [1016]449 testimonies to unity from Greek poets: Æschylus, [1017]290 testimonies to unity from Greek poets: Orpheus, [1018]290 testimonies to unity from Greek poets: Philemon, [1019]290 testimonies to unity from Greek poets: Sophocles, [1020]290 the Holy Ghost throughout the Old Testament mentions but one, [1021]418 the author of both testaments, [1022]505 the destruction of Jerusalem derogates nothing from His majesty, [1023]465 the image of, in which man was made, [1024]544 the misery of departure from, [1025]523 the unity of proved from Moses, the prophets and Christ, [1026]463 the world made by, [1027]361 those deceived who feign another, [1028]530 unity of, reaffirmed, [1029]544 what He decreed concerning Christ, [1030]249 God of this world, the, [1031]420 Gods, false, [1032]171, [1033]181, [1034]233 Gods, the so-called, in the Old Testament, [1035]419 Good deeds, [1036]13, [1037]95, [1038]95 Good works, not necessary for Valentinian heretics, [1039]324 Gospel superior to law, [1040]63, [1041]63, [1042]146, [1043]146 Gospels, the four respective characteristics of, [1044]428 symbolized by the four living creatures, [1045]428 there can be neither more nor fewer, [1046]428 those who destroy the form of, vain and unlearned, [1047]429 Government, civil, of God, and to be obeyed, [1048]552 Grace, [1049]63, [1050]63, [1051]92, [1052]92 Graces, Christian, [1053]35, [1054]81 Grain of mustard seed, the, [1055]573 Greater and less, application of the phrase, [1056]472 Greeks opinions of their philosophers, as Thales, [1057]274 opinions of their philosophers, of Plato and Aristotle, [1058]275 opinions of their philosophers, of Pythagoras and Epicurus, [1059]274 what their philosophers and poets learnt from Moses' writings, [1060]276, [1061]277, [1062]277, [1063]278, [1064]278 Greeks, Justin's Discourse to, [1065]271 calls upon them to study the divine word, [1066]272 exposes the Greek theogony, [1067]271 follies of Greek mythology, [1068]272 the shameless practices of the Greeks, [1069]272 wherein he justifies his departure from Greek customs, [1070]271 Greeks, Justin's Hortatory Address to, [1071]273 wherein he shows that their poets are unfit to be religious teachers, [1072]273 Grief, [1073]35 Grief, evil spirits said by Valentinus to derive their origin from, [1074]323 Happiness, [1075]20, [1076]196 Harmony in the Church, [1077]61 in the universe, [1078]10 Heaven, the, of Valentinus, [1079]322 Heavens, the new, different abodes in, [1080]567 Helena and Simon Magus, [1081]348 Hell, [1082]169 Henotes, [1083]332 Heraclitus and Hippasus, [1084]274 Hercules, [1085]192 Heresies, of recent origin, [1086]417 Heretics, the blasphemous doctrines of, further exposed, [1087]408 borrow their systems from the heathen, [1088]376 deviation of, from the truth, [1089]347 follow neither Scripture nor tradition, [1090]415 have fallen into an abyss of error, [1091]370 miracles claimed to be wrought by, [1092]407 modes of initiation practised by, [1093]346 refutation of, from the orderly succession of bishops in the churches, [1094]415 resort to Scripture to support their opinions, [1095]319, [1096]343, [1097]344 the first order of productions maintained by (viz. Æons), indefensible, [1098]373 their perverse interpretations of Scripture, [1099]369 to be avoided, [1100]547 tossed about by every wind of doctrine, [1101]418 unlearned, ignorant, and divided in opinion, [1102]547 Heretics, views of early, [1103]34, [1104]56, [1105]56, [1106]62, [1107]62, [1108]63, [1109]63, [1110]68, [1111]68, [1112]71, [1113]71, [1114]80, [1115]80, [1116]81, [1117]81, [1118]82, [1119]83, [1120]88, [1121]88, [1122]89, [1123]89, [1124]89, [1125]89, [1126]138, [1127]149 Hero, deacon of Antioch, Epistle of Ignatius to him, wherein he is exhorted to earnestness and moderation, cautioned against false teachers, instructed as to certain duties, and pointed out as the future bishop of Antioch, [1128]113 Holiness, [1129]13, [1130]42, [1131]42, [1132]53, [1133]53, [1134]54, [1135]67, [1136]67, [1137]108 Holy Spirit, [1138]5, [1139]17, [1140]43, [1141]53, [1142]53, [1143]53, [1144]56, [1145]57, [1146]57, [1147]83, [1148]83, [1149]84, [1150]85, [1151]92, [1152]92, [1153]101, [1154]140, [1155]146 Holy Spirit, gifts of the, [1156]533 Holy Spirit, the, descended on Jesus at His baptism, not Christ nor the Saviour, [1157]444 Homer his knowledge of man's origin, [1158]286 his obligations to the sacred writer, [1159]282 his testimony to monotheism, [1160]280 passages from, showing his views as to his gods, [1161]273 Homer, laid under contribution by the Valentinians, curious instances of, [1162]330 Horos and Stauros, [1165]318, [1166]319 Human doctrine, [1167]182, [1168]219 Humility enjoined, [1169]8, [1170]9, [1171]9, [1172]11, [1173]15, [1174]15, [1175]54 of Christ, [1176]9 of saints, [1177]9, [1178]10, [1179]20 Humility enjoined, [1180]54 Husbands, duty of, [1181]26, [1182]34, [1183]95, [1184]95, [1185]111, [1186]148 Hyssop, [1187]142 Hystaspes, [1188]169 I am that I am, [1189]419 Ialdaboth, [1190]355 Iao, [1191]321 Idols, vanity of, [1194]25, [1195]56, [1196]129 Ignatius Epistle to Polycarp, [1197]93, [1198]93 Epistle to the Ephesians, [1199]49, [1200]49 Epistle to the Magnesians, [1201]59, [1202]59 Epistle to the Philadelphians, [1203]79, [1204]79 Epistle to the Romans, [1205]73, [1206]73 Epistle to the Smyrnæans, [1207]86, [1208]86 Epistle to the Trallians, [1209]66, [1210]66 Syriac versions of his Epistles to Polycarp, Ephesians, Romans, [1211]97 account of his martyrdom, [1212]129 appears in vision after death, [1213]131 condemned by Trajan, [1214]48 his desire for martyrdom, [1215]49, [1216]49, [1217]74, [1218]74, [1219]74, [1220]75, [1221]75, [1222]75, [1223]75, [1224]76, [1225]76, [1226]76, [1227]76, [1228]77, [1229]96 introductory note to his Epistles, [1230]45 is brought to Rome, [1231]130 is desire for martyrdom, [1232]96 is devoured by wild beasts at Rome, [1233]130 mentioned by Polycarp, [1234]35, [1235]36 sails to Smyrna, [1236]130 seeks the prayers of the Churches, [1237]54, [1238]54, [1239]77, [1240]77 speaks of his bonds, [1241]50, [1242]50, [1243]58, [1244]58, [1245]59, [1246]59, [1247]70, [1248]70, [1249]72, [1250]72, [1251]75, [1252]76, [1253]91, [1254]91 speaks of his knowledge, [1255]64, [1256]64, [1257]68, [1258]68 speaks of his need of humility, [1259]67, [1260]67 spurious Epistle from Maria the Proselyte, [1261]120 spurious Epistle to Hero, a deacon of Antioch, [1262]113 spurious Epistle to Mary at Neapolis, [1263]122 spurious Epistle to the Antiochians, [1264]110 spurious Epistle to the Philippians, [1265]116 spurious Epistle to the Tarsians, [1266]107 spurious Epistle to the Virgin Mary, [1267]126 spurious Epistles to John the Apostle, [1268]124, [1269]125 spurious Epistles, introductory note, [1270]105 writes to the churches, [1271]130 Ignorance, human, of divine things, [1272]399 Image of God, the, in which man was created, [1273]544 Images, [1274]287 Imitators of Christ, [1275]50, [1276]68, [1277]76, [1278]76 of the Creator, [1279]10, [1280]28 Immorality of the heathen, [1281]171, [1282]272 Immorality, the, of the Valentinian heretics, [1283]324 Impure thoughts, [1284]111, [1285]149 Initiation, modes of, practised by the heretics, [1286]346 Intermediate state, the, [1287]560 Isaac, [1288]13 the blessing of, [1289]562 the history of symbolical, [1290]492 Isaiah, his prophecy respecting the virgin conceiving, vindicated against Theodotion, Aquila, and the Ebionites, [1291]451 Israel Christ is King of, [1292]267 applied to Christ, [1293]262 Israel applied to Chirst, [1294]265 Jacob, Leah and Rachel figures of the Church, [1297]266 Jacob, the actions of, typical, [1298]493 James the Just, [1299]69, [1300]155 Jerusalem, the destruction of, derogates nothing from the majesty of God, [1301]465 Jesus His baptism when thirty years old, not a type of the thirty Æons, [1302]390 His birth foretold by Isaiah, [1303]452 His reply to the Sadducees, [1304]466 His teaching, [1305]408 according to Basilides, was not crucified, but Simon of Cyrene in His stead, [1306]349 and Christ, proved from the writings of Paul to be one and the same, [1307]445 became man so as to be capable of being tempted and crucified, [1308]449 descent of the Christ upon, according to the Ophites, [1309]357 how certain Æons are said to be indicated by the name of, [1310]319 lived at least till near fifty years old, [1311]392 meaning of the letters of the name of, [1312]339 neither Christ nor Saviour, but the Holy Spirit descended upon Him at His baptism, [1313]444 not a mere man, but very God, [1314]448 passed through every stage of life, to sanctify all, [1315]391 significance of the letters of the name, [1316]339 the baptism of, [1317]423 the generation of according to Marcus, [1318]339 the ministry of, extended over ten years, [1319]391 the same with Christ, the only begotten Son of God, perfect God and perfect man, [1320]440 the significance of the letters of the name, [1321]393 with Him nothing incomplete -- His time, [1322]443 Jewish sacrifices abolished, [1323]137 Jews blame the Christians for not observing the law, [1324]199 exhorted to repent and be converted, [1325]258, [1326]268 how they treat Scriptures, [1327]232 how they treat the Scriptures, [1328]175 in disputations, [1329]256 not heirs to the covenant, [1330]145 observances of, [1331]62, [1332]62, [1333]82 rejecting Christ, they reject God, [1334]267 salvation for them only in Christ, [1335]207, [1336]216 superstitions of, [1337]26 the Sabbaths instituted, and sacrifices and oblations, [1338]204 the injury to God from their opinion of the law, [1339]206 their circumcision differs from the Christian, [1340]256 their hard-heartedness, [1341]266 their interpretations, [1342]261 their treatment of Christ, [1343]175, [1344]179, [1345]253 their treatment of Christians, [1346]175, [1347]203, [1348]214 they boast in vain that they are the true sons of Abraham, [1349]206, [1350]269 they violate the eternal law, and interpret ill that of Moses, [1351]200 treatment of Christians, [1352]247 why circumcision was given, [1353]202 why the choice of meats, [1354]204 why the law was given them, [1355]203 John the Apostle, Epistles of Ignatius to him, [1356]124, [1357]125 John the Baptist, [1358]220, [1359]221 John, and Cerinthus, a curious story relating to, [1360]416 Jonah, the sign of, [1363]252 Joshua, [1364]571 Joshua, a figure of Christ, [1365]255, [1366]256, [1367]257, [1368]264, [1369]265 Josiah, [1370]60 Judæa, its desolations foretold, [1371]178 Judaizing teachers, [1372]63, [1373]63, [1374]82 Judas, [1375]40, [1376]117, [1377]153, [1378]154 Judas not an emblem of the twelfth Æon, [1379]388 Judge, the, [1380]180 Judged in the flesh, [1381]85, [1382]85, [1383]108 Judgement, the future, by Jesus Christ, [1384]523, [1385]556 Judgment, future, testimonies of Greek writers to, [1386]291 Judith, [1387]20 Jupiter, [1388]164, [1389]170, [1390]170, [1391]192 Justice demanded for Christians, [1392]163 Justification, [1393]13, [1394]63, [1395]63, [1396]64 Justin Martyr fragments from his lost writings, [1397]300 he is examined and condemned by the Prefect Rusticus, [1398]305 he studies philosophy, [1399]195 his Dialogue with Trypho a Jew, [1400]194 his Discourse to the Greeks, [1401]271 his First Apology for Christians, [1402]163 his Hortatory Address to the Greeks, [1403]273 his Hortatory Address to the Greeks, spurious, [1404]289 his Second Apology for Christians, [1405]188 his arguments in favour of Christianity as against Judaism, [1406]194 his conversion, [1407]195 introductory notice of, [1408]159 on the Resurrection, [1409]294 on the Sole Government of God, [1410]290 Justin quoted against Marcion, [1411]468 Keltæ, the, [1412]316 Kingdom the earthly, of the saints after their resurrection, [1413]563 the prophecies respecting, not allegorical, [1414]565 the, of Christ, eternal, [1415]556 Kingdom of God looked for, [1416]43, [1417]76, [1418]76, [1419]154 Kingdom, Christians look for, [1420]166 Knee, bending the, a symbol of the resurrection, [1421]569 Knowledge, [1422]29, [1423]64, [1424]64, [1425]68, [1426]68, [1427]137, [1428]196 perfect, not attainable in this life, [1429]399 puffs up, [1430]397 the true, [1431]574 Lamb, [1432]214 Lateinos, [1433]559 Law Christ did not abrogate the natural precepts of, but removed the bondage of, [1434]477 man was placed under, for his own benefit, [1435]478 originally inscribed on the hearts of men, but afterwards, as the Mosaic, made by God to bridle the desires of the Jews, [1436]479 perfect righteousness not obtained by, [1437]480 the old and the new, has but one author, [1438]472 Law of Christ, [1439]138 Law, the, [1440]199, [1441]199, [1442]200, [1443]203, [1444]214, [1445]215, [1446]215, [1447]216 Letters and syllables God not to be sought after by means of, [1448]396 absurdity of arguments derived from, [1449]393 the absurd theories of Marcus respecting, [1450]336, [1451]339 Levitical dispensation, the, not appointed by God for His own sake, [1452]482 Life, [1453]29, [1454]76, [1455]76, [1456]89, [1457]89, [1458]198 Life and death, [1459]537 Light, way of, [1460]148 Linus, bishop of Rome, [1461]416 Living creatures, the symbolic import of the four, [1462]428 Logos absurdity of the Valentinian account of the generation of, [1463]381 the Æon so called and Sige, [1464]372 Lord's Day, [1465]186 Lord's day, [1466]62, [1467]62 Lord, the is one God, the Father, [1468]463 testimony of Moses to, [1469]463 Lot and his daughters, the typical import of the story of, [1470]504 the wife of, turned into a pillar of salt, [1471]504 Lot, his example, [1472]8 Love Moses an example of, [1473]19 brotherly, [1474]18, [1475]55, [1476]55 commended, [1477]19, [1478]55, [1479]55 other examples of, [1480]19 to God, [1481]18, [1482]89, [1483]137 Lucius, the philosopher, [1484]163 Luke and Paul, [1485]437 refutation of the Ebionites who tried to disparage the authority of Paul from the writings of, [1486]439 Luxury abjured, [1487]13, [1488]27, [1489]62, [1490]83 Magic, our Lord's miracles not performed by, [1493]409 Magical practises, the, of Marcus, [1494]334 Magnesians, Epistle of Ignatius to, [1495]59, [1496]59 he shows the honour and submission due by them to their bishop, [1497]60, [1498]60 warns against Judaism, [1499]63, [1500]63 warns against false doctrine, [1501]62, [1502]62 Magus, Simon, [1503]83 Man God's mercy to, after the fall, [1504]449 all things created for the service of, [1505]558 corruption of, [1506]301 endowed with the faculty of distinguishing good and evil, [1507]522 every, either empty or full, [1508]572 his creation, [1509]165, [1510]228, [1511]250 needs a greater than man to save, [1512]450 origin of Homer's opinion of, [1513]286 the first, according to the Ophites, [1514]354 the object of God's long-suffering, [1515]450 the respective destinations of the threefold kind of, [1516]325, [1517]326 the threefold kind, feigned by the heretics, [1518]323 the whole nature of, has salvation conferred upon it, [1519]531 unfruitful, without the Holy Spirit, [1520]536 why not at first made perfect, [1521]521 Mansions, the many, [1522]567 mutilates the Gospels, [1525]352 the doctrines of, [1526]352 vain attempt of, to exclude Abraham from Christ's salvation, [1527]470 Marcionites, the, refuted in relation to prophecy, [1528]511 Marcosians, the absurd interpretations of, [1529]341 absurd theories of, respecting things created, [1530]342 appeal of, to Moses, [1531]343 cite Scripture to prove that the Father was unknown before the coming of Christ, [1532]344 departure of, from the truth, [1533]347 pervert the Gospels, [1534]345 the apocryphal Scriptures of, [1535]344 views of, respecting redemption, [1536]345 Marcus corrupts women, [1537]334 hypothesis of, respecting letters and syllables, [1538]336 pretended revelations of Sige to, [1539]339 pretends to confer the gift of prophecy, [1540]334 the deceitful arts and nefarious practises of, [1541]334 Marcus Aurelius, the emperor, his testimony of the Christians, [1542]187 Maria the Proselyte, her spurious letter to Ignatius, [1543]120 Maries, the, in the gospels, [1544]155 Marriage, [1545]26, [1546]81, [1547]95, [1548]95 Marriages, impure, [1549]167 Martyrdom of Ignatius, [1550]129 of Polycarp, [1551]37 Martyrdom of holy martyrs at Rome, [1552]305 Martyrs, [1553]6, [1554]6, [1555]39, [1556]74 Mary and Eve, compared, [1557]547 would hasten on Jesus, but is checked by Him, [1558]443 Mary at Neapolis, spurious Epistle, [1559]122 Mary, the Virgin, spurious letter of Ignatius, and her reply, [1560]126 Mathetes, his Epistle to Diognetus, [1561]23 Matter, [1562]573 Matthew's and Mark's gospels, according to Papias, [1563]154, [1564]155 Meats, choice of, why prescribed to Israel, [1565]204 Men not true that some are by nature good, and some are bad, [1566]519 possessed of free will, [1567]518 spiritual, [1568]506, [1569]533 the three kinds of, feigned by the heretics, [1570]323 Menander, [1571]171 his views of God, [1572]292 Menander, successor to Simon Magus, [1573]348 Mercy, not to be exaggerated at the expense of justice, [1574]501 Messengers of Magnesian Church, [1575]59, [1576]59 to be sent to Antioch, [1577]96, [1578]96 Metropator, [1579]322 Millenium, questionable traditions of, [1580]153 Millennium, [1581]239, [1582]239 Ministers, order of, in Church, [1583]16, [1584]17, [1585]61, [1586]65 Miracles claimed to be performed by heretics, [1587]407 performed by Christ and His disciples, [1588]409 Mithras, mysteries of, [1589]233 Monogenes, the of Ptolemy, [1590]333 of Valentinus, [1591]317 Monotes, [1592]332 Monotheism, testimonies to of Homer, [1593]280, [1594]282 of Orpheus, [1595]279 of Plato, [1596]281, [1597]282, [1598]282, [1599]282, [1600]283 of Pythagoras, [1601]280 of Sophocles, [1602]280 of the Sibyl, [1603]280 Months, the, do not fall in with the Valentinian theories of Æons, [1604]395 Moral faculty, the, in man, [1605]522 Mosaic laws, figures of things which pertain to Christ, [1606]214, [1607]215, [1608]215, [1609]216 Moses, [1610]6, [1611]10, [1612]144, [1613]146, [1614]573 Aaron and Miriam sin against, [1615]573 God appears to, [1616]184, [1617]223 Homer indebted to, [1618]284 Plato indebted to, [1619]182, [1620]283, [1621]283, [1622]286 foretells Christ's cross, [1623]242 heathen oracles testify to, [1624]278 his antiquity proved by Greek writers, [1625]277, [1626]277, [1627]278 his love for Israel, [1628]19 predicts Christ's coming, [1629]173 quelling strife, [1630]16 training and inspiration of, [1631]277 Mother, the, of the Valentinian heresy, [1632]386 Mysteries, three, hid from Satan, [1633]57, [1634]57, [1635]102 Mystery of circumcision, [1636]142 Mythology Greek, the follies of, [1637]272 heathen, its origin, [1638]181 Naaman, cleansed of his leprosy, [1639]574 Names of God, different in the Hebrew Scriptures, [1640]412 of our Lord, [1641]393, [1642]393 Names of God and Christ, [1643]190, [1644]262 Necromancy, [1645]169 New covenant, the, [1646]511 Nicolaitanes, the, [1647]352 Nicolaitans, [1648]71, [1649]83 Noah, [1650]7 Noah, a figure of Christ, [1651]268, [1652]268 Nous, or Monogenes, [1653]317, [1654]333, [1655]355 Number of the beast, the, [1656]558 Numbers and letters, the folly of deriving arguments from, [1657]393 Obedience to God, [1660]8, [1661]11, [1662]12, [1663]50, [1664]50, [1665]61 Obedience, civil, [1666]168 Oblation, the new, instituted by Christ, [1667]484 Oblations and sacrifices, [1668]484 Office-bearers of Church at Ephesus, [1669]50 at Magnesia, [1670]59, [1671]59 at Philadelphia, [1672]85, [1673]85 Ogdoad John asserted to have set forth, [1674]328 the first of Valentinus, [1675]322 the first, of Valentinus, [1676]316 Old Testament, the, everywhere mentions and predicts the advent of Christ, [1677]473 Olive, the wild, the symbolical significance of, [1678]536 Onesimus, bishop of Ephesus, [1679]49, [1680]49 Ophites, the, [1681]354 Oracles heathen, [1682]169 Oracles, heathen testify of Moses, [1683]278 Order in the Church, [1684]16, [1685]16, [1686]17, [1687]90, [1688]90 Orpheus, his testimony to Monotheism, [1689]279, [1690]290 Papias, fragments of, [1691]151 Papias, quoted, [1692]563 Parables, [1693]517 the proper mode of interpreting, [1694]398 Paschal solemnities, differences in the observance of, [1695]568 Passion of the twelfth Æon how said to be indicated in Scripture, [1696]319 not to be proved from Scripture, [1697]387 Passions, animal, produce, according to Valentinus, material substances, [1698]323 Pastors, the, to whom the apostles committed the churches, to be heard, [1699]548 Patriarchs and prophets foretold the advent of Christ, [1702]494 Paul and Peter, founders of the Church of Rome, [1703]415 caught up into the third heaven, [1704]405 knew no mysteries unrevealed to the other apostles, [1705]437 refutation of the Ebionites who disparage the writings of, [1706]439 sometimes uses words not in their grammatical sequence, [1707]420 Peace, [1708]10 of Church, [1709]19 of the universe, [1710]10 Perfect, why man was not made, [1711]521 Peripatetics, [1712]195 Persecution foretold, [1713]509 Peter and Paul, martyrdom of, [1714]6 Phoenix, the, [1715]12 Pharaoh's heart hardened, how, [1716]502 Philadelphians, Epistle of Ignatius to them, consisting chiefly of exhortations to unity, [1717]79, [1718]79 Philemon shows how God is appeased, [1719]291 testifies to a future judgment, [1720]291 Philippians Epistle of Polycarp to them, consisting of commendations of them, and exhortations to Christian duties, [1721]33 spurious Epistle of Ignatius to them, wherein he declares the unity of the Godhead, also facts in the history of the Godhead, also facts in the history of Christ; shows the malignity, folly, inconsistency, and ignorance of Satan, and concludes with exhortations, [1722]116 Philosophers, [1723]165, [1724]177 Greek, their opinions of God, [1725]274, [1726]274, [1727]275 have not true knowledge, [1728]288 opinions as to the resurrection, [1729]296 their indebted to Moses, [1730]278, [1731]278, [1732]279 their indebtedness to Moses, [1733]182, [1734]286, [1735]287, [1736]287 Philosophy, [1737]195 Phylactery, [1738]218 Plato, [1739]165, [1740]169, [1741]177, [1742]183, [1743]275, [1744]275, [1745]276, [1746]281 ambiguity of, [1747]282 his agreement with Homer, [1748]282 his doctrine of form, [1749]285 his doctrine of the beginning of time, [1750]287 his doctrine of the heavenly gift, [1751]286 his knowledge of God's eternity, [1752]283 his knowledge of judgment, [1753]284 indebted to Moses, [1754]182, [1755]183, [1756]283, [1757]285 indebted to the prophets, [1758]283 of the universe, [1759]296 self-contradictory, [1760]282 Plato, quoted, [1761]459 Platonists, [1762]195 Pleroma, the of Valentinus, [1763]316, [1764]320 shown to be absurd, [1765]362, [1766]379, [1767]379 Polybius, bishop of Tralles, [1768]66, [1769]66 Polycarp Epistle of Ignatius to him, consisting of counsels as to his work, [1770]93 Epistle of Ignatius to him, consisting of counsels as to his work , [1771]93 Irenæus' testimony respecting, [1772]416 Syriac version of Epistle of Ignatius to him, [1773]99 confesses Christ, [1774]41 conversed with the apostles, [1775]416 he is betrayed, [1776]40 he refuses to revile Christ, [1777]41 his Epistle, [1778]33 his body burned, [1779]43 his humility, [1780]33 his last prayer, [1781]42 his praise of Paul, [1782]35 his reply to Marcion, [1783]416 in the fire, [1784]42 introductory notice, [1785]31 mentioned by Ignatius, [1786]58, [1787]58, [1788]92 the epistle of, [1789]416 Polytheism, [1790]181, [1791]290, [1792]292 Prayer, [1793]34, [1794]53, [1795]54, [1796]82, [1797]82 Prayers requested, [1800]58, [1801]58, [1802]65, [1803]65, [1804]82, [1805]82 Predictions of the prophets, the, [1806]509 all uttered under the same inspiration, [1807]513 Presbyters, duties of, [1808]17, [1809]34, [1810]72, [1811]72 Presbyters, the faithful, [1812]497 false, [1813]497 ought to be obeyed, [1814]497 Presbytery its function, [1815]69 submission to, [1816]50, [1817]50, [1818]51, [1819]66, [1820]67, [1821]89, [1822]90 Priestly office, contention regarding, [1823]16, [1824]17, [1825]18 Proarche, the, of Valentinus, [1826]333 Production, the first order of, maintained by heretics proved to be absurd, [1827]379 proved to be indefensible, [1828]373 Propator, the of Ptolomy, [1829]333 of Valentinus, [1830]316 Prophecy certainly fulfilled, [1831]180 concerning Christ, [1832]173, [1833]174, [1834]174, [1835]174, [1836]210, [1837]211, [1838]211, [1839]212, [1840]213, [1841]213, [1842]214, [1843]215, [1844]215, [1845]216, [1846]220, [1847]220, [1848]221, [1849]221, [1850]222, [1851]223, [1852]235, [1853]235, [1854]236, [1855]236, [1856]237, [1857]237, [1858]240, [1859]241, [1860]241, [1861]242, [1862]242 different modes of, [1863]175 Prophets, Hebrew, [1864]173 truth learned from them, [1865]198 use the past tense, [1866]176 Prophets, the referred all their predictions to Christ, [1867]509 refutation of the notion that they uttered their predictions under the inspiration of different gods, [1868]412, [1869]513 sent by the same Father who sent the Son, [1870]514 speak of Christ, [1871]140 their predictions, [1872]509 to be esteemed, [1873]82, [1874]82 Protarchontes, [1875]354 Providence of God, the world ruled by, [1876]459 Prunicus, [1877]354, [1878]356 Psalms that speak of Christ, [1879]176, [1880]176, [1881]211, [1882]211, [1883]212, [1884]213, [1885]213, [1886]229, [1887]235, [1888]235, [1889]240, [1890]241, [1891]248, [1892]248, [1893]248, [1894]249, [1895]249, [1896]250, [1897]251, [1898]251, [1899]252 Ptolomy the heresiarch, the doctrines of, [1900]333 Ptolomy, the son of Lagus, procures a translation of the Jewish Scriptures, [1901]451 Punishment, everlasting, [1902]165, [1903]166, [1904]169, [1905]172, [1906]191, [1907]300 Purification, [1908]139, [1909]142 Purity of conduct, [1910]95, [1911]95 of heart, [1912]12 Pythagoras, opinions of, [1913]274, [1914]280 Pythagoras, the heretics borrow from, [1915]377 Pythagoreans, [1916]195 Quintus the apostate, [1917]40 Red heifer, [1918]142 Redemption, the views of, entertained by heretics, [1919]345 Rehab, her example, [1920]8 Repentance, [1921]7, [1922]53, [1923]147, [1924]167, [1925]258 Reprobate men, various classes of, [1926]149 Responsibility, human, [1927]177, [1928]190 Resurrection Christ's, [1929]11, [1930]33, [1931]33, [1932]70, [1933]70, [1934]70, [1935]87, [1936]87, [1937]178, [1938]298 arguments for; Christ has risen, [1939]298 not impossible, [1940]295 objections to, [1941]294, [1942]295, [1943]295 our, [1944]11, [1945]12, [1946]34 treatise of Justin on, [1947]294 Resurrection, the an actual, [1948]566 illustrated, [1949]570 of the body, [1950]530 of the dead, asserted by Jesus against the Sadducees, [1951]466 of the flesh asserted, [1952]529 proofs of, from Isaiah and Ezekiel, [1953]542 proved by the resurrection of Christ, [1954]532 various proofs of, from the Old Testament, [1955]530 Retribution, the day of, [1956]390 Revelation, inspiration of the, [1957]155 Ridicule, poured upon the emanations and nomenclature of Valentinus, [1958]332 Righteous, the their sufferings, [1959]17 Righteous, the, and the wicked, [1960]556 Righteousness, [1961]201, [1962]208, [1963]209, [1964]217, [1965]245, [1966]246 Righteousness, perfect, not conferred by the law, [1967]480 Rod, the, of Moses, [1968]453 Roman Empire, the dissolution of the, predicted, [1969]554 Romans, Epistle of Ignatius to Syriac version of Epistle, [1970]103 he expresses his desire for martyrdom and his reasons for the same, [1971]73, [1972]73 Rome, the Church of founded and organized by Peter and Paul, [1973]415 the first bishops of, [1974]416 Rusticus, the prefect, examines Christians, [1975]305 Sabbath how to be kept, [1978]62, [1979]62 the true, [1980]146 Sabbath, why instituted, [1981]204, [1982]207, [1983]301 Sabbath-day, the law did not prohibit the hungry eating food ready to hand on the, [1984]471 Sacraments, the, [1985]185 Sacrifices further remarks on, [1986]484 not required by God for their own sake, [1987]482 Sacrifices, Jewish, abolished, [1988]137 Sacrifices, why instituted, [1989]205 Sadducees, the reply of Jesus to the question asked by the, [1990]466 Sadness, [1991]20 Saints examples of, [1992]7, [1993]9, [1994]10 their reward, [1995]8, [1996]14 Salutations to Churches, etc., [1997]5, [1998]33, [1999]39, [2000]65, [2001]65, [2002]72, [2003]72, [2004]73, [2005]74, [2006]77, [2007]77, [2008]85, [2009]85, [2010]91, [2011]92, [2012]96, [2013]96, [2014]104, [2015]109, [2016]112, [2017]114, [2018]119, [2019]123, [2020]137, [2021]149 Salvation, [2022]14, [2023]28, [2024]55, [2025]55, [2026]59, [2027]59, [2028]82, [2029]139, [2030]207, [2031]216, [2032]217, [2033]217 Samson and the boy who guided him, types, [2034]572 further reference to, [2035]575 Samuel, [2036]60, [2037]60, [2038]60, [2039]121 blasphemes, [2042]300 blasphemes God, [2043]555 Satan, his malignity, folly, inconsistency, ignorance, [2044]57, [2045]102, [2046]117, [2047]117, [2048]117, [2049]117, [2050]118, [2051]118, [2052]119, [2053]138, [2054]148 Saturn, [2055]192 Saturninus, the doctrines of, [2056]348 Saviour, the asserted by the Valentinians to be derived from all the Æons, [2057]321, [2058]323 various opinions of, among the heretics, [2059]333 Schismatics, how to be dealt with, [2060]20, [2061]80, [2062]80 Scriptures, [2063]198, [2064]199, [2065]231, [2066]232, [2067]234, [2068]234, [2069]235, [2070]245 searched, [2071]231, [2072]232 Scriptures, the appealed to by the heretics, [2073]319 how perverted by the heretics, [2074]326 interpreted with fidelity by the LXX. translators, [2075]452 perverse interpretations of the heretics, [2076]369 perverted by the Marcosians to support their absurdities, [2077]343 proper method of interpreting the obscure passages of, [2078]398 refutation of false interpretations of, [2079]329 translation of the Hebrew into Greek, [2080]451 Sedition in the Church of Corinth, [2081]5, [2082]8, [2083]20 to be avoided, [2084]11 Seed, Valentinian absurdities respecting, exposed, [2085]385 Seeing God, [2086]489 Self-conceit condemned, [2087]15 Self-restraint enjoined, [2088]94 Self-restraint, enjoined, [2089]94 Semo, the inscription, [2090]171, [2091]187 Separatists to be shunned, [2092]497 Septuagint history of, [2093]278 treatment of, by the Jews, [2094]234 Septuagint, the story of the origin of, [2095]451 Serpent, the cursed, [2096]456 speculations respecting, [2097]570 Sethians, the doctrines of the, [2098]354 Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, in the fiery furnace, [2099]531 Sheep and shepherd, [2100]6, [2101]79, [2102]80, [2103]84, [2104]110, [2105]114, [2106]120, [2107]140, [2108]147 Sibyl, the, [2109]169, [2110]280, [2111]288 Sige, [2112]316, [2113]316, [2114]317 and Logos, mutually repugnant, [2115]372 pretended revelation made by, to Marcus, [2116]339 Silence (Sige), [2117]62 Simeon and Jesus, [2118]441 Simon Magus, [2119]347 and Helena, [2120]348 honoured with a statue, [2121]347 succeeded by Menander, [2122]348 the pretensions of, [2123]347 the priests of, [2124]348 Simon of Cyrene curious opinion of Basilides respecting, [2125]349 Simon, the Samaritan, [2126]171, [2127]182, [2128]193 Sin God, not the author of, refutation of the Marcionites, [2129]502 the pardon of, [2130]544 Sinners, [2131]148 Sins confessed, [2132]19, [2133]148 Sins of former times, recorded in Scripture for a warning to us, [2134]498 Sins, forgiven, [2135]200 Six, the number, [2136]301 Slaves, duty of, [2137]94, [2138]95, [2139]99 Smynraeans, Epistle of Ignatius to, [2140]86, [2141]86 enjoins submission to their bishop, [2142]89, [2143]90 gives views of early heretics, [2144]88, [2145]88 he states incidents in the history of Christ, [2146]87, [2147]87 Socrates, [2148]191 Son meaning of the term, [2149]524 of God the, everywhere set forth in the Old Testament, [2150]473 of God the, not made man in appearance only, [2151]447 the, revealed by the Father, [2152]468 the, reveals the Father, [2153]468 Sons of the devil, [2154]525 Sophia another name of Achamoth, [2155]320 could have produced nothing apart from her consort, [2156]371 exposure of the absurdity of the whole Valentinian theory respecting, [2157]383 her passion, [2158]317 the Æon, so called, [2159]317 Sophocles on future judgment, [2160]291 on unity of God, [2161]290 Soter, [2162]393 Soul and body, the views of the heretics relating to the future destruction of, refuted, [2163]402 Souls, [2164]196 Spirit, Holy, [2165]164, [2166]166, [2167]177, [2168]243 Spiritual men, [2169]506, [2170]533 Spiritual, the absurdity of heretics claiming to be, while they declare the Demiurge to be animal, [2171]403 Spoiling the Egyptians, the act examined and vindicated, [2172]502 Stauros and Horos, [2173]318, [2174]319 Stesichorus, the story of, [2175]348 Stoics, the, [2176]169, [2177]190, [2178]191, [2179]192 Stone, the, cut without hands, [2180]453 Strife, its effects, [2181]6, [2182]17 Submission of authors of sedition, [2183]11 to Christ, [2184]90 to one another, [2185]15 Sufferings of men, [2186]6, [2187]39, [2188]129 Sunday, [2189]185 Superstitions, of Jews, [2190]26 Swearing, [2191]168 Swine not allowed as food to Israel, [2192]143 Tarsians, spurious Epistle of Ignatius to, wherein he speaks of his sufferings, the true doctrine converning Christ as against prevailing errors, and exhorts to duties, [2193]107 Tatian refuted in his denial of the salvation of Adam, [2194]457 the doctrines of, [2195]353 Teachers, Christian, their antiquity, inspiration, and harmony, [2196]276 Teachers, false, [2197]11, [2198]52, [2199]52, [2200]53, [2201]53, [2202]89, [2203]89 fate of such, [2204]56, [2205]56 Teaching of Christ, [2206]164, [2207]167, [2208]168, [2209]168 Teaching the, of Jesus, opposed to the opinions of heretics, [2210]408 Teitan, [2211]559 Temple Jewish view of, [2212]147 the true, [2213]147 Temptation, [2214]34, [2215]55, [2216]55 Temptation, the, of Christ, [2217]549 Testament given to Moses and to us, [2218]84, [2219]84, [2220]146 Testaments, the two, God the author of both, [2221]505 Tetrad of Marcus reveals Aletheia, [2222]337 the first, [2223]316 Thales, his view as to God, [2224]274 Thamar, her labour typical, [2225]496 Thelesis, [2226]333 Theodotian and Aquila, their interpretation of Isa. vii.14 refuted, [2227]451 Theogony, Greek, exposed, [2228]271 Thoughts, silent, [2229]55, [2230]56 Titus the Emperor, [2231]163 Tower, Jewish church compared to, [2232]147 Traditional opinions, [2233]163 Trallians, Epistle of Ignatius to, [2234]66, [2235]66 commends them and exhorts them to be subject to their spiritual rulers, [2236]66, [2237]66 shows the reality of the history given to us of Christ, [2238]69, [2239]70 warns them against heretics, [2240]68, [2241]68 Translation, the, of Enoch and Elijah, [2242]530 Transmigration of souls, the, the absurdity of the doctrine of, [2243]409 Treasure hid in a field, the, [2244]496 Trees, the similitude of, [2245]29, [2246]144 Triacontad, the, of the heretics, [2247]371 Tribulation, patience in, [2248]35 Trinity, the, [2249]164, [2250]185 Truth, the, [2251]166 its power, [2252]272, [2253]294 known from the prophets, [2254]198, [2255]289 misrepresented, [2256]183, [2257]184 Truth, the, to be found in the catholic church, [2258]416 Types of Christ, [2259]214, [2260]215, [2261]215, [2262]255, [2263]265, [2264]268 Types, earthly, of heavenly things, [2265]486 Unbelievers, [2266]88, [2267]89 Unity of God, [2268]290 Unity of the Godhead, [2269]116 Unity, exhortations to, [2270]50, [2271]50, [2272]51, [2273]51, [2274]58, [2275]62, [2276]62, [2277]64, [2278]65, [2279]72, [2280]72, [2281]80, [2282]80, [2283]89, [2284]90 Unity, the of God, [2285]418, [2286]544, [2287]550 of the faith of the universal Church, [2288]330 Urbicus condemns the Christians to death, [2289]188 Utter emptiness, the of Valentinus, [2290]332 Vacuum, the absurdity of the, of the heretics, [2291]362 Valens the presbyter, [2292]35 Valentinian views of Jesus refuted from the apostolic writings, [2293]440 Valentinians, the how they pervert the Scripture to support their own opinions, [2294]326 quote Homer to support their views, [2295]330 refutation of their false interpretations of Scripture, [2296]329 the inconsistent and contradictory opinions of, [2297]332 their immoral opinions and practices, [2298]324 Valentinus his system derived from the heathen, with only a change of terms, [2299]376 recapitulation of arguments against the views of, [2300]406 the absurd ideas held by, [2301]316 Verissimus, the philosopher, [2302]163 Vice and virtue, [2303]192 Vice forsaken and virtue followed, [2304]34, [2305]35, [2306]148 Vine, [2307]153 Virgin Jesus born of a, [2308]446, [2309]454, [2310]455 prophecy of Isaiah relating to, [2311]451 Virgin Mary, [2312]57, [2313]57, [2314]70 reply to spurious letter of Ignatius, [2315]126 spurious letter of Ignatius to her, [2316]126 Virgin Mary, the, and Eve, a comparison between, [2317]547 Virgins exhorted, [2318]34, [2319]81 Vision seen by Polycarp, [2320]40 Visions of God, [2321]489 Water of baptism prefigured in Old Testament, [2322]144 Way, the of darkness, [2323]149 of light, [2324]148 Wicked, their punishment, [2325]165, [2326]166, [2327]168 Widows, [2328]34, [2329]81, [2330]94, [2331]95 Will, the freedom of the, in man, [2332]518 Wine and bread, in the Eucharist, [2333]528 and water, the mixture of, [2334]527 Wine, in the Eucharist, unchanged but not common, [2335]185 Wisdom, Christ, the, [2336]227 Wives, duties of, [2337]34, [2338]81, [2339]95, [2340]95, [2341]100 Woman, the, with the issue of blood, not a type of the suffering Æon, [2342]392 Word, the all things created by, [2343]487 always with the Father, [2344]487 declares God, [2345]489 reveals the Father, [2346]467 takes flesh to save the flesh, [2347]541 the creator, [2348]546 the image of God, [2349]544 the world made through, [2350]361 Word, the, is Christ, [2351]164, [2352]166, [2353]170, [2354]178, [2355]190, [2356]191, [2357]191, [2358]193, [2359]263, [2360]272 Works evil, [2361]149 good, [2362]13, [2363]14, [2364]95, [2365]95 Works of the flesh, [2366]536 World its state before Christ's coming, [2367]28 relations of Christians to, [2368]27 World preserved for the sake of Christians, [2369]190 World, the not formed by any other beings within the territory contained by the Father, [2370]364 not made by angels, but by God through the Word, [2371]361 ruled by the providence of God, [2372]459 the Creator of, one, [2373]369 to be annihilated, [2374]566 Worship heathen, [2375]171 weekly, of Christians, [2376]185 who is worthy, [2377]232 Worship of God, [2378]55, [2379]62, [2380]62, [2381]81, [2382]81 Xenophon, [2383]192 Year of the Lord, the acceptable, [2384]390 Year, the divisions of, do not really suit the Valentinian theory of Æons, [2385]395 Youthful piety, [2386]60, [2387]60 Zoe, [2388]316 |
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