INDEX. In this Index N. means the Council of Nice. 1, 2, 3, C. first, second, or third of Constantinople. E. Ephesus. Ch. Chalcedon. An. Ancyra. Neo. Neocæsarea. G. Gangra. Ant. Antioch. La. Laodicea. Ap. Apostolic Canons. n. note. The number refers to the different Canons, or to the Notes. Acolythists, Ch. 14. n. A. Ælia or Jerusalem, privileges given to, N. 7. Africa, Bishops of, their dispute with the Popes about appeals, N 20. n. Alexandria, privileges of Bishop, N. 6. Anastasius, impugner of the title Theotocos, E. introd. Ancient customs confirmed, N. 6. 1 C. 2. Angels not to be invoked, La. 35. Antioch, privileges of Bishop, N. 6. not to meddle with Cyprus, E. 8. n. Apocrisarii, Ch. 14. n. Appeals to provincial Synods, N. 5. Ap. 30. to a greater Synod, Ant. 12. to Diocesan Synods, 1 C. 6. Ch. 17. to the Civil Powers, or a General Council forbidden, 1 C. 6. Ant. 12. Archbishop, the original title of Patriarchs, N. Syn. Ep. n. 4. Arius, N. Syn. Ep. and n. 2. Arians how admitted into the Church, 1 C. 7. Asian Diocese, Ch. 18. Autumn, time for one of the annual Synods, N. 5. B. Bailiff or Paramonarius, Ch. 14. n. Baptism of converted heretics, 1. C. 7. to be performed with Bishop by whom to be ordained, N. 4. and n. Ant. 19. 23. Ap. Bishopric to be filled in three months, Ch. 25. Blood, or things strangled, or sacrificed to idols, not to be eaten, Book of the Western Bishops, 1 C. 5. n. C. Canon of the Old and New Testament, La. 59. Ap. 85. Canon, or list of the Clergy, N. 16, 17. Ch. 2. Ant. 1.2.11. Catechumens, orders of, N. 2. n. 14. n. lapsing become hearers, N. 14. Neo. 5. Cathari, or Novatians, N. 8. n. Celestius, E. 1. n. Chapters, the three condemned, 2 C. introd. Charisius, E. 7. n. Chorepiscopus, account of the office, N. 8. n. Chrism, 1 C. 7. La. 7, 48. Christians, converted heretics so called before Baptism, 1 C. 7. n. Churches, ancient form of described, N. 11. n. Clergy, not to take civil offices, Ch. 7. not to travel without Code of Canons of the universal Church, Ch. 1. n. Communion, at point of death allowed to all, N. 13. Councils, Trullan or Quini-sextine, 3 C. introd. Creed, Nicene.-Constantinople, addition of the words," and the Cyprus, not subject to any Patriarch, E. 8. Cyril of Alexandria, his twelve anathemas against Nestorius, D. Deacons, their office, N. 18. n. not to sit with Bishops, amongst Deaconesses, their office, N. 19. n. Defensors, Ch. 2. 14. n. Digamists, An. 19. Neo. 3. 7. La. 1. Dioceses, the same as Patriarchates, N. Syn. Ep. n. 4. 1 C. 2. Ch. 9. 28. Dioscorus, Bishop of Alexandria, Ch, introd. E. Easter, day of keeping, N. Syn. Ep. and n. 5. Egypt, Bishops of, subject to the Bishop of Alexandria. N. 6. Ephesus, the Latrocinium of, Ch. introd. Eucharist, to be received by all who come to church, Ant. 2. Eudoxians, 1 C. 1. n. Eulogies, La. 32. Eunomians, 1 C. 1 n. Eunomius of Nicomedia, his case, Ch. 12. n. Eunuch, voluntary, not to be ordained, N. 1. involuntary, may Eustathius, of Berytus, his case, Ch. 12. n. of Pamphylia, his Eutyches, Ch. introd. Exarch of a diocese, Ch. 9. 17. Excommunication, clerical and lay, difference of, N. 16. n. Exorcists, Ch. 14. n. F. Fasting on the Sabbaths and Lord's days forbidden, G. 18. Ap. Foreigners, not to be received without letters, Ant. 7. Ap. 13. 26. G. Goods of the Church, to be under the charge and disposal of the H. Hearers, N. 11. 4. Heretics, how to be received into the Church, N. 8. 1 C. 7. La. Honorius, Bishop of Rome, condemned as a Monothelite, 3 C. Hypostasis, account of the word, N. Creed, n. J. Jerusalem, or Ælia, privileges of, N. 7. and n. Jews, communion with forbidden, La. 29. 37. 38. Ap. 70. and 3 C. def. of faith. Interpreters, Ch. 14. n. John of Antioch, E. Syn. Ep. and n. K. Kneelers, N. 11. n. Kneeling, on the Lord's day and during Pentecost forbidden, L. Lapsed, how treated, N. 10. 11. An. 1 to 7. Lent, Synods to be held before, N. 5. and n. observance of, La. 45. 49 to 52. Leo I. Bishop of Rome, Ch. introd. Encyclical Letter to Flavian, Leo III. refuses to allow the addition of the words, "and the Leo, Emperor, Ch. introd. Letters Pacifical, commendatory, dimissory, &c. account of Ch. 11. n. Licinius, N. 11. n. 12. n. |