2 Thess. ii. 1-12. Vol. iii.

p.

173. 4. iv. 556.

iii. 17. vi. 356.
1 Tim. i. 18; iv. 14. x. 144.

jži. 16. ii. 663.
vi. 20.

v. 284, 2 Tim. i. 15. vi. 60.

16. iv. 557.
ïi. 8. iv. 100. and see on Rom. in. 16.
iv. 6. vi. 58.

10. iv. 100.
16, 17. vi. 49–51.
16–18. iv. 451.

18. vi. 59.
Tit. iii. 3. ii. 572.

10, 11. ii. 39, 40.

13. iv. 385. Philem. 2. iv. 557. Heb. i. 1-12. x. 112-115.

6.

X. 94.
8, 9. X. 95, 114.
10-12.

x. 115.
ii, 4. x. 128,

11. ix. 615 note. vi. 4.

x. 128. ix. 14. x. 158, 159, and 160, note :

10

TEXTS OF SERMONS IN THE NINTH VOLUME.

PAGE

1 Kings xviii. 12 · Psalm lxxxiv. 11 cxix. 59

60 Proverbs iv. 23

viii. 17

xxviii. 14
Micah vi. 8 (Three Sermons)
Mattbew x. 16

xi. 12
xi. 36, 37
xix. 13, 14, 15
xxvi. 13
xxvii. 52, 53

xxviii. 12, 13
Luke xvii, 22
John xiv. 2

27

194 204 1 15 123 563 163 281 136

1 439 261 173 425 324 333 357

92 385 240 405 290 299 366 347 216 60 21 376 394 484 470 576 553 252

44 460 496 2:32 186 272 514 450

xx. 17

29 Acts xvi. 31 (Two Sermons) Rom. xi. 11 (Three Sermons)

xii. 2 (Two Sermons) 2 Cor. viii. 9

xiii. 14
Gal. iii. 13, 14
Eph. v. 16
Phil. ii. 5—11 (Four Sermons)

iv. 5

8 2 Thess. i. 10 1 Tim. iii. 16

iv. 8. (Two Sermons)

INDEX IV.

AN

ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE

OF

AUTHORS, SECTS, AND WRITINGS,

WHOSE HISTORY IS WRITTEN, AND FROM WHICH EXTRACTS

ARE MADE, IN THIS AND THE PRECEDING VOLUMES.

Abgarus, king of Edessa

33 vi. 596
Acacius, Bp. of Cæsarea, in Palestine 340 jii. 583
Acts of Paul and Thecla in the second
century

ii. 331
Acts of Pilate

33 vi. 605
Adamantius, author of a dialogue against
the Marcionites

330 iv. 166
Adamites or Adamians, an imaginary sect. viii. 424
Addas, or Adimantus, a Manichee; near

the end of the third or the beginning of
the fourth century

iji. 279
Adrian, emperor

117 vii. 92
Aerius

360 iv. 179
Aetius, an Arian

359 iii. 584
Julius Africanus

220 ii. 457
Agapius, a Manichæan writer of the fourth
century

iii. 282
Agathias, writer of the history of Justinian' 565 viii. 149
Agrippa Castor

132 ji. 309
Alexander, Bp. of Alexandria

313 jii. 566
Alexander, Bp. of Jerusalem

212 ji. 414
Alexander of Lycopolis, in the fourth cen- iii. 269

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tury

vii. 574
The Ålexandrian Manuscript about 500

SO
Alogians, an imaginary sect

Ambrose, Origen's friend

230 ii. 473
Ambrose, Bp. of Milan

374 iv. 330
Amelius, a Platonic philosopher

263 vii. 372
Ammonius, author of the Harmony of the
Gospels

220 ji.

438
Ammonius Saccas, a heathen philosopher at
Alexandria, master of Plotinus

vii. 446
Ammonius, a grammarian and priest at

Alexandria, master of Socrates the
historian

391 viii. 280
Amphilochius, Bp. of Iconium

370 iv. 290
Anatolius, Bp. of Laodicea

270 iii. 140
Anatolius, præfect of Illyricum in the time
Constantius, a zealous gentile

viii. 69
Andrew, Bp. of Cæsarea in Cappadocia: 500. v. 77
Angelics, an obscure sect

ii. 602
Anonymous author of the second epistle

ascribed to Clement of Roine, written in
the third century

ii. 55
Anonymous author against Artemon

212 ii.

402
Anonymous author of Questiones et Respon-

siones ad Orthodoxos, ascribed to Justin
Martyr, written in the fifth century

ii. 198
Anonymous author of the epistle to Diog-
netus ; the second or third century

ii. 140
Anonymous author of a Computation of
Easter

243 iii. 71
Anonymous author concerning Discipline. 250 iii. 59
Anonymous author in praise of Martyrdom;
the third century

jii. 60
Anonymous authór against the Novatian
Heretic

255 iii. (2
Anonymous author of the Passion of Per-
petua and Felicitas

203 ü. 584
Anonymous author of Rebaptizing

256 ji. 66
Anonymous author concerning shows 250 iii. 57
Anonymous author of Circumcision; time
uncertain

ii. 110
Anonymous writer against the christians 303 vii. 471
Anonymous author against the Marcion-
ites : time uncertain

iv. 166
Anonymous author of the Acts of Saturninus

and others: at the beginning of the fourth
century.

.

.

.

Anonymous author of a Commentary upon
the book of Job: the fourth century

iii. 587
Anonymous author of a treatise in Augus-
tine's works

418 ib.
Antoninus the Pious, emperor

138 vii. 124
Marcus Antoninus, emperor

161 vii. 132
Apelles, a Marcionite

about 160 viii. 538
Claudius Apollinaris, Bp. of Hierapolis, in
Phrygia

176 ii. 313
Apollinarius, Bp. of Laodicea in Syria 362 iv. 257
Apollonius, a Roman senator

186 ii. 323
Another Apollonius, who wrote against the
Montanists

211 ii. 391
Apostolical Constitutions and Canons: time
uncertain

iv. 194
Apostolics, an obscure sect

ii. 603
Appion : in the second century

ii. 262
Apthonius,a Manichee, in the fourth century iii. 283
Apuleius, a Platonic philosopher

164 vii. 198
Arabianus: the second century

ii. 262
Arator

544

105
Archelaus, Bp. in Mesopotamia : the begin-
ning of the fourth century

iii. 252
Arethas

540

103
Aristides

126 ii. 308
Aristides the sophist

176 vii. 291
Aristo, of Pella

140 ii. 310
Arius

316

iii. 569
Arnobius

306 ii. 456
Another Arnobius.

460 iii. 479
Arrian, who published Epictetus

109 vii. 85
Artemon, an Ünitarian in the second century

viii. 570
Asterius Urbanus

232 ji. 410
Asterius, an Arian

330 jii. 587
Athanasius, Bp. of Alexandria

326 iv. 152
Athenagoras

178 iii. 193
The Audians

350 iv. 176
Six writers of the Augustan history

306 vii. 468

iii. 270
, ,
Aurelian, emperor

270 vii. 385

V.

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