Cronos, human sacrifices to, 518
Cross of Christ, prominence given to, 74,

177, 272, 289; regarded as tree of life,
291; as a standard, 292; as a trophy,
292

Cureton, his labours, 363; criticisms on,
25, 77, 334, 365

Curetonian Abridgment, Three Syriac
Epistles of; history of, 7; advocates
of, 7; text of, 659 sq. ; translation of,
671 sq.

Cyril of Jerusalem on the Catholic
Church, 311 sq.

Cyrillus, bishop of Antioch, 452 sq.

κατοικεῖν, 46

κατοκέλλειν, το22

κενοδοξία, ξεῖν, 135, 964

κήρυξ, shell, 951

Κλεοβιηνός, 746
Κλεόβουλος, 746

κλῆρος, of church, 62; of martyrdom, 180
κοινόν (το), 346

κολακεύειν, 219, 338

κομφέκτωρ, 974

κοπιῶντες (οί), 825

κοσμεῖν, 56

κραβαττοπυρία, 524

κραθῆναι and κρατηθῆναι confused, 297
κραυγάζειν, 267

κραυγή, 79
κρίμα (accent), σε
Κρόκος, 34
κρύφιος, 115

κτῆσις and χρήσις, 153
κύβος, 520
κυνηγέσια, 968

Κυνοσούρα, 500

κυοφορεῖν, 75
κυριακή, 129
κυριακόν, 1034
κυριοκτόνος, 766
Κύριος Καίσαρ, 959

Daillé, criticism on, 23
Dancing as a religious ceremony, 757
Daniel, youth of, 749

Daphne; grove of, 277; speaking foun-
tain at, 224

Daphne, legend of, 503

Daphnitic gate at Antioch, 385, 430,
439; called the Golden Gate, 439;
translation of Ignatius' bones to ceme-
tery there, 430

Dative of person interested, 151
De Rossi, criticisms on, 406 sq.
Deaconesses, order of, 824; distinct from
order of widows, 322

Deacons; 156 sq., 309; how addressed
in Ignatian Epistles, 33, III, 316;
their relation to bishop, 157; compared
to Christ, 120, 157; coupled with
bishops and presbyters, 111, 120, 138,
156, 170, 250, 258, 267, 278, 309, 321,
351; their duties, 156, 914 sq.; see
Bishops, Episcopate, Ministry
Delegates from Asiatic Churches to Syria,
277, 318 sq., 356 sq., 931 sq.
Demetrianus (Demetrius), bishop of An-
tioch, 454 Sq.

Dependent clause, arrangement of, 68
Deponent verbs, passive use of, 309
Descent into Hades, the early doctrine of

the, 131

Diminutives of contempt, 978

Dion Cassius; on the adoption of Trajan,
397; on the tribunician years, 398 sq.;
on the Dacian wars, 404 sq.; on the
Parthian expedition, 406 sq., 412 sq.;
on the titles of Trajan, 409 sq., 414,
sq.; Xiphilinus' abbreviation of, 407
Dionysius of Corinth, on the Roman
Church, 192
Dionysus, death of, 503

Discipleship by martyrdom, 31, 130, 204
Divine generation of the Son, 90 sq.,
123, 127 sq.; see Logos, Christology
Docetic distinction between λóyos and
φωνή, 199

Docetism; opposed by Ignatius, 16, 25,
130, 135 &c.; but not in all his epistles,
173; how met, 16, 25, 48, 75, 173,
289, 321; its Judaic character, 103,
124, 147, 173, 242 sq., 285; compared
with the heresy of the Colossian church,
124; play on the name, 175
Docetists; called ἄθεοι and ἄπιστοι, 175,
293; VEкpopopot, 302; excluded from
Ignatius' salutation, 250; admit a spi-
ritual resurrection, 322
Domitian, persecution of, 196, 475
Domnus, bishop of Antioch, 454 Sq.
Donaldson, criticism on, 347
Donatives to soldiers, 353

Door, Christ the, 275

Earthquakes; at Tralles, 145; at Phila-

delphia, 239; at Antioch, date of, 395,
411 sq.; Malalas on this last, 407, 411
sq., 435, 440

Egnatius; African martyr, 428; day of
his commemoration, 428

Egyptian; months, 380, 422; reckoning
of time, 41, 494; transliteration of
A, 492; deities ridiculed by Christians,
506
Elliptical; sentences, 59; use of infini-
tives, 61

Emperor; titles of, 391 sq., 959 sq., 988;
genius of, 962; worship of, 960, 988 sq.
Ephesians, Ignatian Epistle to the; whence

written, 5, 15; character of, 18; analysis
of, 18 sq.; text and notes, 21 sq.; relation
to S. Paul's Epistle, 23; promise of a
second, 18, 85; translation of, 539 sq.;
Anglo-Latin version of, 606 sq.; text of
Long Recension of, 834 sq.
Ephesus; places of the name, 27; posi-
tion of, 15; deputation to Ignatius from,
15; character of church of, 16, 32;
image-processions at, 17, 54 sq.; festi-
vals held at, 54 sq.; connexion of apo-
stles with, 62; special importance of,

180

Epiphi, 380

Episcopate; Pearson on the extent of, 40;
Saumaise etc. on origin of, 113; its
establishment in Asia Minor, 169; in
Syria, 201; at Rome, 186; at Phi-
lippi, 916; its position in the Ignatian
Epistles, 119; in the Apostolical Con-
stitutions, 119; in the Epistle of Poly-
carp, 916; interpolations in the Igna-
tian Epistles bearing on the, 274; of
S. Peter, 463; see Bishops, Ministry
Epithronian Orations of Severus of An-
tioch, 419

Eternity of the Son asserted, 120, 128, 343
Ethiopic Calendars, 423 sq.

Eucharist; direct references to in the
Ignatian Epistles, 45, 87, 257, 306;
indirect references to, 66, 171, 226; the
bond of unity, 116, 257; violated by
heretics, 257, 306, 309; a pledge of the
reality of Christ's death, 307; its rela-
tion to the Agape, 87, 313 sq.; called
μυστήρια, 80, 156; see εὐχαριστία
Eucharistic elements called dŵpa, 307
Eucharistic metaphors in the Ignatian
Epistles, 260
Euhemerus, 498

Euhodius, bishop of Antioch, 463, 469

sq.; his place in the list of Antiochene
bishops, 822

Euplus, delegate of Ephesian Church, 15,
35, 321

Eusebius' Ecclesiastical History; its re-
lation to the Roman Acts of Martyr-
dom, 381; imitated therein, 448, 496,
512, 525, 531, 534; its relation to the
Antiochene Acts of Martyrdom, 385;
to the Chronicon, 451 sq., 465 sq.; its
date, 465; on martyrdom of Polycarp,
941 sq.; passage emended in, 492;
Rufinus' translation of, 942 sq.
Eusebius' Chronicon; see Chronicon of
Eusebius

Evagrius; his coincidence with Antio-
chene Acts, 385 sq.; on translation of
reliques of Ignatius, 386 sq., 488; date
of, 387 sq.; passage explained in, 387
Exorcists, order of, 824

ἑαυτοῦ = ἐμαυτοῦ, 159, 299
Εβίων, 797

ἐγγύς with dat., το
Eykelolaι (constr.), 180
ἑδράζεσθαι ἐν, 249, 332
ἑδρᾶσθαι (form), 325
ei un, but only,' 57

eloóres or introducing quotation, 907
εἶναι εἰς, 24, 195
εἰρήναρχος, 955

εἰς τιμήν τινος, 34, 88, 139
εἰσκωμάζειν, δ17
ἐκδικεῖν, 333

ἔκδοτον διδόναι, 299
ἐκεῖθεν, 52

ἐκκλησία ἡ καθολική, 310
ἐκλεκτός, 151
ἐκτένεια, 139
ἔκτρωμα, 230

ἐκχεῖσθαι, οἱ love, 259
ἐλεεῖν and ἐλεᾶν, 909
ἐλεεῖσθαι ἐν, 189, 26ο

ἐλπίς, 30; ἡ κοινή= Christ, 263
ἐμβροχή, 337

ἔμπλαστρον, 337
ἔμπροσθεν, 358
ἐνάρετος, 253
ἐνδυναμοῦν, 300
ἐνερείδειν, 49

ἔννατος and πέμπτος confused, 7, 492
ἐνοξίζειν, 133
ἑνότης, 42, 109, 269
ἑνοῦσθαι, 25, 193, 298
Evroλn, active, 181
EvTÓS, 'Occupied in,' 911
Ένωσις, 108

ἐξ ὀνόματος, 86, 345
ἐξαίρετος, ἐξαιρέτως, 179, 308
ἐξασθενεῖν, 265
ἐξεμπλάριον, 34

ἐπανελθὼν ἀνωτέρω, 1008 sq.

ἔπαρχος, 527

ἐπήρεια, 109
ἐπιγράφειν, 198
ἐπιδεής, 736
ἐπιδεικτιᾶν, 782
ἐπιείκεια, 59
ἐπιθύειν, 960
ἐπιθυμία, 49

èrippηros, infamous,' 511
ἐπισκοπή, 359

ènioкоTоs; see Episcopate, Bishops
émoτolaí, of a single letter, 911, 932;
metaph., 926

oppayijew, by martyrdom, 949
ἐπιτρέπειν with dat., 910
Επίτροπος, 358

ἐπιτυγχάνειν Θεοῦ, 30, 194
ἐπουράνιος, 67

ἔργον = εὐαγγέλιον, 68
ἐρίθεια, 270

Gavia, 325, 359

Genitive of apposition, 84
Germanicus and his companion martyrs,
952, 981

Gesner's edition of Long Recension, 715

sq.; Funk on, 714 sq.

Gibbon's panegyric on Philadelphia, 246
Gladiatorial shows, when abolished, 437
Gnostic phraseology anticipated in Igna-
tius, 23, 24, 28, 80, 126 sq., 153, 193,
225, 228, 280

'Gospel' and 'Gospels,' 308; see evay-
γέλιον

Gospel, names and designations of the,
68, 260, 308

Gospel narrative, additions in the Igna-
tian Epistles to, 80 sq., 294 sq.
Gospel according to the Hebrews; alleged
quotation from, 290, 295; account of
in S. Jerome, 295; in Eusebius, 295;
in Origen, 295; various recensions of,
295 sq.

199

Heraclides and Heraclitus, 507

Heresy; called μoixela, 71; attacked by
Ignatius; see Docetism

Heretics; and the Eucharist, 257, 306,
309; and the monopoly of truth, 301;
and magical arts, 346

Hero, bishop of Antioch; successor of
Ignatius, 369; date of accession, 453,
463

Hero, Epistle to; Anglo-Latin Version
of, 639 sq.; Greek text of, 827 sq.;
Coptic fragments of, 861 sq.

Hero, Prayer of; date of, 382; Ussher on,
382; position in Coptic Acts of Mar-
tyrdom, 365; Coptic Version of, 382,
881 sq.; Latin Version of, 891 sq.;
history of Latin Version of, 892; Greek
restored, 893 sq.

Herod the tetrarch, 291
Herodes Atticus, 450
Herodes the Irenarch, 325, 956 sq.
Hippolytus (S.); passage emended in,
290; on the ship of the Church, 340

Hort; on list of Antiochene bishops, 461 sq.; Two Dissertations of, 774 Human sacrifices: among the Romans, 518; among the Greeks, 520 Humanity of Christ enforced in Ignatian Epistles, 16, 25, 48, 75, 173, 289, 321 Hyacinthus, legend of, 503

Hyperbole common to Ignatius and S. Paul, 65, 134

Ignatian Epistles, Anglo-Latin version of;

see Anglo-Latin version Ignatian Epistles, Seven genuine; fall into two groups, I sq.; place of writing, 1 sq.; order of Epistles in MSS, 2 sq.; documents of, 3 sq.; comparative value of the documents, 5; two periods in the history of the text, 6 sq.; apparatus criticus, symbols, abbreviations, 7 sq.; text and notes, p. 15 sq.; translation, 539 sq.; history of Anglo-Latin version of, 589 sq.; text of Anglo-Latin version, 597 sq.; text of fragments of Syriac version, 677 sq.; text of a fragment of Coptic version, 862 sq.; additions to gospel narrative in, 80 sq., 294 sq.; were in the hands of Polycarp, 932; scrip tural passages found in; see Index ii. Ignatian Epistles, Thirteen forged and interpolated (Long Recension); date of, 4, 711; critical value of, 4; number of epistles in, 711; classes of epistles in, 711 sq.; authorities for text of, 712 sq.; history of printed text of, 714 sq.; text and notes, 719 sq.; Apostolical Constitutions imitated in, 743, 750 sq., 756, 760, etc.; anachronisms in, 744, 746; inconsistencies in, 779 sq.; Zahn on the authorship of, 780; Christology of the author of, 796; scriptural passages found in; see Index ii.

Ignatian Epistles, Three Syriac (Curetonian Abridgment); history of, 7; advocates of, 7; text of, 659 sq.; translation of, 671 sq.

Ignatius, bishop of Antioch; possibly a slave, 210; early life of, 230; coincidence of his life with that of S. Paul, 64; his alleged early connexion with S. John, 473 sq.; with Polycarp, 333, 383, 481; date of his accession, 469 sq.; his route to Rome, 2, 211, 232, 24, 25, 267, 480; as given in the Acts of Martyrdom, 367 sq., 383; compared with the route of S. Paul, 389, 483 sq.; fellow prisoners of, 211; guard with, 211; his meeting with Polycarp, 140, 329; his friendship with him, 88; his alleged interview with Trajan, 367 sq., 424 sq., 433 sq.; year of his martyrdom discussed, 433 sq.; con

clusion arrived at, 470; day of commemoration of his martyrdom, 416 sq.; place of his martyrdom, 435 sq.; see Martyrdom of Ignatius; history of his reliques; see Reliques of Ignatius; his humility, 36, 89, 135, 161, 209; his attack on Docetism; see Docetism; prominence given by him to the Passion; see Cross of Christ; his views on Church order; see Bishops, Episcopate, Ministry; on the Eucharist; see Eucharist; on the doctrine of the Logos, 126 sq., 199 sq.; see Logos; his Christology generally, 48, 86, 90 sq., 123, 126 sq., 290; his use of metaphors; see Metaphors; his view of the relation of the Old and New Testament; see Patriarchs and Prophets, Old Testament; his relation to Gnosticism; see Gnostic, Valentinian phraseology; his alleged correspondence with S. John, 590 sq.; with Mary of Cassobola, 719 sq.

Ignatius, Acts of Martyrdom of; see Acts of Martyrdom of Ignatius Ignatius (Egnatius); African martyr, 428; day of his commemoration, 428 Imperative, transition to the, 339 Incarnation, the doctrine as appears in the Ignatian Epistles, 78. 127. Inscriptions illustrating Trajan's reign, 390 sq.; errors in, 400, 402, 404 Interpolated epistles; see Ignatian Epistles Irenaeus (S.); on an apocryphal passage in Jeremiah, 131; on the descent into Hades, 131 sq.; mention of Polycarp by, 985

Isaiah lii. 5 explained, 172; lviii. 6, frequently quoted, 269 sq.

Jacobson, criticisms on, 165, 433 Jerome (S.); on Hosea x. 1, 265; on Is. v. 26, 292; on the Gospel according to the Hebrews, 295; his inaccuracy, 295 sq., 376; never saw the Ignatian Epistles, 377; on the route of Ignatius, 385; on the reliques of Ignatius, 385; his recension of Eusebius' Chronicon, 447 sq., 461 sq., 473

Jews persecute the Christians in Smyrna, 966

Johannes Rhetor, 387, 436
John (S.); Malalas on the death of, 437;
Syriac Chronicle on the death of, 446;
Syriac Decease of, 34; alleged tutor