Section 474
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470 INDEX. Eusebius, defence of Origen, 243. 252, 253. • , life of Pamphilus, 252. 315. , panegyric on the returning peace, 406. Fabianus, his remarkable appointment to the episcopate, 248. Fadus, procurator of Judea, 61. False teachers under Adrian, also Basilides and Saturninus under Antonine, 132. Famine in the reign of Claudius, 57. Famine, pestilence, and war in the reign of Maximinus, 386. Firmilianus, a cruel judge, 373, et alibi. Florus, procurator of Judea, 81. , his cruelty and oppression, 8 1 . Form of salutation in the primitive church, 142. G Galileans mentioned by Josephus, 28. Gallienus, peace after his reign, 285. 295. Gaul, martyrs of, 169, 170. et seq. Genealogy of Christ, 32, 33. 109. Georae, y£*p*», derivation and import, 34. Germanicus, a martyr, 143. Germanus, a martyr, 365. Gnostics, or Carpocratians, 133. Gospel, proclaimed at so late a period, why! 18, 19. — , places where it was preached by the apostles, 82. Gospels, their order, 107. Great Sabbath, 145. H Harmony of Moses and Jesus, 239. Hebrew or Syro-Chaldaic, 127. Hegesippus, his statement respecting James the brother of our Lord, 76. On the relatives of our Lord, 102, 103. On the martyrdom of Simeon, 117. Helen, queen of the Osrhoenians, 61. Helcesaites, 254. Hemerobaptists, 159. Heracletus, on the apostle, 212. Heraclas, bishop of Alexandria, 235. Herod, grandson of Herod of Ascalon, the first foreigner that reigned over Judea, 29, 30. • , manner in which he obtained the government, 33, 34. , his son Herod flourished in the time of our Saviour, 29. Herod, his various policy, 31. , destroys the genealogical tables, 34. , cruelty and death, 35. 37. , the younger, together with Phi lip and Lysanias, succeeds Archelaus in the tetrarchy of Judea, 39. , is exiled with Herodias, 53 Herod Agrippa, appointed by Caius, 53 , his death, 59. Hypotyposes, or institutions of Clement, 232. u James, the brother of John, slain, 58. James the Just, the brother of our Lord, and bishop of Jerusalem, his martyr dom, 75. , preferred by Peter and John, 49. , his episcopal seat, 289. Jews, their miseries, 72. 81. Seditions, 72. , last siege and destruction of Jeru salem, 85. 87. 129 Ignatius, second bishop of Antioch, 104. , his epistles, 120, 121. Imperial decrees after the peace, 426. Inscription, Simoni Deo Sancto, 62. John, St., Revelations, 101 ; exiled to Patmos, narrative respecting him, 105. , his death, 116. John the baptist, testimony of Josephus respecting him, 41. John, a martyr, his wonderful memory, 376. John and Philip, place of their inter ment, 116. Josephus, his antiquities, 29; Jewish war, 29. , on Herod, 30. 36, 37. , on Pontius Pilate, 39 ; on the different high-priests at the time of our Lord, 40 ; testimony respecting Christ, 42 ; on Philo's embassy, 54, 55 ; irritation of the Jews against Pilate, 56 ; coincidence with Scrip ture, 59, 60, 61 ; on the destruction of the Jews at the passover, 72 ; on the Egyptian impostor, 73 ; men tions James the just. 78 ; disorders of the Jews under Florus, 81 ; their great calamities, 86, 87, 88 ; horrid transaction, 91, 92 ; preludes to the approaching ruin, 94, 95 ; his works, 96 ; testimony on the Scriptures, 97. Joshua and Jesus, the same name, 22. Irenseus, on Simon Magus, 63. , on Menander, 112. Cerinthus, 1 14.