Section 472
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468 INDEX. B Babylas, bishop of Antioch, 249. Babylon, Rome so called by Peter, 65 Bacchylides and Elpistus, 159. Bacchylus, bishop of Corinth, 206. Baptism of heretics, 276. Barcabbas and Barcoph, fictitious pro phets of Basilides, 133. Barchochebas the impostor, 131. Bardesanes the Syrian, 167. Barnabas, one of the seventy disciples Basilides, 133. Benjamin, bishop of Jerusalem, 130. Baryllus, bishop of Bostra, 251. Bishops of Rome under Trajan, 128. • , of Jerusalem from the time of our Saviour until Adrian, 1 30. • , of Alexandria under Adrian 130. , of Rome and Alexandria under Antonine, 137. • under Verus, 156 • of Antioch, 156 list of, 185. under Commodus, 190, 206. in the days of Origen, 243. under Decius and Gallus, 271. Bitthera, a fortified town of Judea, 131. Blastus creates a schism at Rome, 194. C Caius, an ecclesiastic, writes respecting the tombs of Peter and Paul, 80 ; also on Cerinthus, 113; on the tombs of Philip, 116. Caius (Caligula,) his insolence to Philo, 55. profanes the temple, 56. Caius and Alexander, martyrs of Apamea, 199. Csesarea Philippi, called Paneas by the Phenicians, 382. Candidus on the Hexaemeron, 212. Canon on the passover, 312. Caparathaea, a village, 112. Carpocrates, the heresiarch, 133. Cassianus, bishop of Jerusalem after Marcus, 192. Catechumens, martyrs, 223. Cathari, heretics, 263. Catholic, sense of the term, 83. 265. Celsus, 253. Cemeteries or dormitories, Christian bu rial places, so called, 281. Census, mentioned by Josephus, 28. Cerdon, heresiarch, 138. Cerdon, third bishop of Alexandria, 104. Cerinthus, nature of his doctrine, 1 14. , in the bath, 142. Cesti, books written by Africanus, 250. Chseremon, bishop of the city of Nile, 261. Christ's manifestation, 28. — name applied anciently to others, 27. Christians characterized, 26. — , so called first at Antioch, 53. Christianity, its rapid spread, 52. Chrysophora, 160. Churches rebuilt and dedicated, 405. Claudius, famine in his reign, 57. Clement of Rome, his testimony on the preference given by the apostle to James, 49. . on the gospel of Mark, 64, 65. his epistle, 101. 124. on the martyrdom of James, 58 Clement of Alexandria, his works, 191. 232. , books of Scripture mentioned by him, 233. , narrative respecting the apostle John, 105. •, on the Nicolaites, 1 14. , on the apostles that lived Ui matrimony, 115. Cleobians, 157. Cleophas, brother of Joseph, 99. Confession and martyrdom, 230. Conflicts and trials of the martyrs, 320. Constantino's ordinances, 429. on the property of the Chris tians, 430. grant of privileges, 432. — his victory, 435. Cornelius, the first convert from the city of Cesarea, 51. Cornelius, bishop of Rome, 263. Council at Rome against Novatus, 263. Council against Paul of Samosata, 304. >escens sent to Gaul, 85. Crescens, the cynic and enemy of Jus tine, 150. , his character, 152. )rispus, son of Constantine, 438. Cyprian, on the baptism of those who turned from heresy, 272. Cyrenius, the name, a corruption of Quirinius, 28. D 'amas, bishop of Magnesia, 120.