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INDEX SUBJECTS AND AUTHORS, ETC., OCCURRING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF EUSEBIUS. The number refers to the page. ABRAHAM and the pious ancients were in reality Christians, 26. Achior the Ammonite, 34. Acts of Pilate forged, 384. Acts or records respecting the martyrs Carpus, Papylus, and Agathonice, 150. Adrian's epistle in favour of the Chris tians, 137. Adrianus and Eubulus, martyrs, 369. .JiJdesius, a martyr, 357. ^Elia, Jerusalem, 62. 132. wftlius Publius, bishop of Debeltum, 203. Africanus, his epistle to Aristides on the genealogy of Christ, 30. 32. 250. Agabus, his prediction, 53. Agapius, a martyr, 358. Agathobuli, 313. Agbarus, or Abgarus, his epistle, 43. Agreement of the churches on the passover, 211. Agrippa appointed king, 53. Alabarch of Alexandria, 55. Albinus, procurator of Judea, 78. Alcibiades, a writer, 199. Alexander, assistant bishop of Jerusa lem, 229. , his epistle to the Antinoites, and to the inhabitants of Antioch, 230. i, his epistle to Origen, 234. , his epistle to Demetrius of Alexandria, 240. Allegorical exposition of Scripture, 68. Ambrose, 237. Ammia, a prophetess, 199. Ammianus and Quadratus, prophets, 199. Ammonarium, a martyr, 260. Ammonius, a Christian philosopher, 238, 239. Anatolius, 312. 314. Anencletus of Rome, 100. Annals and public records of Edessa, 44. Annianus of Alexandria, 79. Antilegomenoi, books so called, 323. Antinous deified, 135. Antipater, father of Herod the Great, and son of Herod of Ascalon, 30. Antonine's epistle, 14. Apelles, a disciple of Tatian, 192. Apion on the Hexaemeron, 212. Apocalypse, whether written by St. John, 297. Apocrypha, mentioned by Hegesippus, 158. Apollonius, a martyr, 205. Apollonius refutes the Cataphrygians, 200. Apollinaris, bishop of Hierapolis, his testimony to the legio fulminea, 184. Apology of Justin, 139. Apostles, their successors, 84 ; those that lived in marriage, 1 15. , others so called beside the twelve, 43. Appianus, 353. Aquila, his version, 189. 236. Arabianus, 213. Arabian dissension, 253. Archelaus, Herod's son, 31. Aristarchus, Paul's companion, 74. Aristides, the apologist, 130. Aristo ofPella, 132. Aristobulus, 313. Artemon, 213. Ascetics mentioned by Philo, 66. Asclepiodotus, Theodotus, Hermophilus, and Apollonius, followers of Artemon, 216. Asclepius Marcionita, 367. Astyrius, 287. Attalus, his version, 182. Avilius, bishop of Alexandria, 100. Author unknown against the Phrygians, 195; also against Artemon, 213. Authors that wrote in defence of Chris tianity in the reign of Adrian, 129 Auxentius, martyr, 350. 3K 467