666 562 858 A. D. VOL. PAGE Parmenian, Donatist Bp. at Carthage . 350 ji. 562 Paul, of Samosata, Bp. of Antioch . 260 ji. Paulicians, in the seventh century iii. 446 Paulinus, Bp. of Nola. . . . 557 Pausanias. . . . vi. 477 Pelagius . . 405 iv. 590 Peter, Bp. of Alexandria. 300 iii. 237 Petilian, Donatist Bp. at Cirtha, in Numidia 41 ii. Philaster, Bp. of Brescia . 380 385 Phileas, Bp. of Thmuis, in Egypt 296 iii. 234 Philip, Bp. of Gortyna, in Crete. . 170 ji. 312 Philip, emperor . : • 244 vii. 349 Philoromus, of Alexandria 296 iii. 234 Philostorgius, a learned Arian historian . 425 iii. 597 Philostratus, his Life of Apollonius Tyanæus 210 Phlegon . . . 138 vii. 105 Phæbadius, Bp. of Agen, in Gaul 359 iv. 253 Photinus . . 341 iv. 236 Pbotius, patriarch of Constantinople i v. 150 Pierius, presbyter at Alexandria. 283 iii. 155 Pinytus, Bp. of Grossus, in Crete 170 ii. 312 Pliny the elder . 77 vi. Pliny the younger, and Trajan . 107 vii. 17 Plutarch, concerning the death of Pan 33 vi. 620 Polycarp, Bp. of Smyrna, in Asia . 108 ii. 94 Polycrates, Bp. of Ephesus 196 ii. 259 Pontius, deacon at Carthage 251 ii. 55 Porphyry . . 270 vii. 390 Praxagoras, of Athens 350 vii. 579 Praxeas, an Unitarian, about the end of the second century viji. 602 Priscillian, Bp. of Abila, in Spain, and his followers . . . . . 337 378 iv. Proclus, president at the school at Athens . 464 viji. 130 Procopius, a christian writer of the history of Justinian 552 viii. 149 Proculus, a Montanist 212 j. 586 Prodicus a heretic between 120 and 130 viii. 417 Prosper, of Aquitain . 434 v. Works ascribed to Prosper . .434 v. 37 Prudentius, of Saragossa, in Spain . 405 v. 3 625 ........... Q. A. D. VOL. PAGE Quadratus, apologist for the christian religion in the time of Adrian . . R.. . 126 Recognitions: in the second century • - . . . S. 313 397 ii. 364 iv. 232 ii. 324 iv. 482 viii. 88 . . Sethians Sabellius 256 ii. 662 Sabinus, an Arian ecclesiastical historian . 376 iii. 600 Salvian, presbyter of Marseilles . 440 v. 64 Saturninus, a heretic . . . viii. 347 Scythian, one of Mani's predecessors : in the third century iii. 317 Secundinus, of Rome, a Manichæan author 406 iii. 289 Cæcilius Sedulius 434 v. 55 Another Sedulius . 818 v. 57 Seneca . vi. 637 Serapion, Bp. of Antioch 264 Serapion, Bp. of Tomuis, in Ægypt 347 iii. 270 Servius . . . 412 viii. 278 about 150 viii, 552 Severian, Bp. of Galbala, in Syria 401 iv. 570 Severus, Alexander 222 vii. 329 Severus, Septimius 202 vii. 308 Severus, Sulpicius 401 iv. 573 Sextus: in the second century ii. 262 Sibylline Oracles: in the second century . ii. 333 Silvanus, Bp, of Gaza, in Palestine iii. 221 Simplicius . . . . . 550 viü. 148 Sisinnius, a disciple of Mani . about 300 iii. 267 Socrates, the ecclesiastical historian 440 v. 171 Sophronius . . . . 390 iv. 391 Soter, Bp. of Rome 164 ii. 311 Sozomen, the ecclesiastical historian 440 v. 172 Spartian, one of the writers of the Augustan history .306 vii. 468 Stephen, Bp. of Laodicea T. 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PAGE 280 iii. 146 110 vi. 641 . 200 . 326 384 viji. 220 . 450 viii. 137 vi. 626 (505 423 vs 14 Tacitus . . . . . 100 . . 500 1516 Tatian . 172 . 147 Terebinthus, one of Mani's predecessors : in the third century iii. 317 Tertullian Testaments of the twelve patriarchs: in the second century ii. 346 Thallus: time not known vii. 121 Themison, a Montanist 211 ii. 391 Themistius 364 viü. 5 Theodore, Bp. of Heraclea, in Thrace . 334 iii. 601 Theodore, Bp. of Mopsuestia, in Cilicia . 394 iv. 392 Theodoret 425 1173 Theodotus, Bp. of Laodicea, in Syria 308 jj. 146 Theodotus, the tanner, an Unitarian 308 viji. 572 Theognostus, of Alexandria 282 iii. 148 Theonas, Bp, of Alexandria 290 iii. 153 Theophilus, Bp. of Antioch . 181. 203 Theophilus, Bp. of Cæsarea 196 ii. 325 Theophylact . 1070 v. 157 Tiberian, of Spain, a Priscillianist 390 iv. 338 Tichonius, a Donatist writer 380 iii. 563 Titus, Bp. of Bostra, in Arabia 362 jj. 272 Toldotb Jeschu, written in the 14th or 15th vi. 558 century Tripbyllius, Bp. in Cyprus 340 iv. 234 Tryphon 233 ii. 589 V.. martyr in Dioclesian's persecution : 294 ji. 221 Valentinus (the gnostic) in the second cen şii. 256 tury 7 note" vote a. A. D. VOL. PAGE Valerian, and Gallienus, emperors . 253 vii. 361 Valesians, an obscure sect ii. 600 Vegetius . 390 viii. 61 Victor, Bp. of Rome 196 ii. 324 Victor of Autioch: a Commentary upon St. Mark's gospel, ascribed to him 401 iv. 581 Victor Tununensis 566 v. 124 Victorinus, Bp. of Pettaw, in Germany 290 iii. 162 C. M. Victorinus Afer 360 iv. 254 Vincentius Lirinensis 434 v. 41 Vitellius, a Donatist 344 jji. 503 Ulpbilas, Bp. of the Goths 365 iii. 602 Ulpian . . 222 vii. 334 Vopiscus, one of the Augustan writers . 306 vii. 470 X. Xipbilinus, a christian, wrote an Epitome of Dion Cassius : in the 17th century vii. 187 ABERCIUS MARCELLUS, to whom Asterius Urbanus in- scribed his books against the Montanists, volume ii. page 412 Saviour's rescript, with remarks, vi. 596–605 Basilidians, viii. 352, 370—375. these gems used as charms angels, 374 cessor Eusebius, iv. 72 at the council of Nice, iii. 97. what Constantine said to him, ib. commended, 99 dria, iii. 156 |