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INDEX. 471 Ircnams quotes Ignatius, 122. — , on Polycarp, 141, 142. . , on Proverbs, 158. , on Tatian, 165, 166. — , against the schismatics at Rome, 203. — , epistle to Florhms, 204. Judas, the historian, 225. Judas of Galilee, 29. Julian, bishop of Jerusalem, 192. Julian of Apamea, 198. Justin, on Simon Magus, 62 ; Menander, 112; his apology, 135. 139; against Crescens, the cynic, 151 ; on the martyrs, 152, 153 ; against Tryphon and Marcion, 155. Justus, third bishop of Jerusalem, 120. L Lapsed Christians kindly received by the martyrs, 181. Leonides, father of Origen, a martyr, 217. Library of ^Elia, 241. Licinius, union with Constantine, 391. , change of conduct, and his de feat, 433. 437 ; and death, 438. Lucianus defends Christianity before Maximinus, and dies a martyr, 385. Lucius, a martyr, 154. Luke, St., a physician, 85. M Macrianus stimulates Valerian to per secution, 278 ; is patron of the magi, 278 ; characterized by Diony sius, 279 ; his death, 294. Malchion refutes Paul of Samosata, 303. Manes and Manichees, 309. Marcianus, his heresy, 231. Marcion, 138. 142. 192. Marcion, a brother of Irenaeus, 212. Marcionists, 157. Marcus, first bishop of Jerusalem from the Gentiles, 138. 192. Maria, a lake in Egypt, 65. Marinus, a martyr, 286. Mark, St., first proclaimed Christianity in Egypt, 65. "-, his gospel approved by Peter, 64. Martyrdom of Simeon, 117; of Polycarp, 149. Martyrs mentioned by Justin, 153 ; of Gaul, 169 ; of Alexandria, 257. 285 ; others, 348. 384, &c. Masbothoeans, 158. Maturus, Sanctus,Blandina, and Attalus martyrs, 175, 176. Maxentius, son of Maximian, his cha racter and conduct, 339, 340. Maximian's cruelty and death, 338. Maximinus, his persecution, 376. his pretended relaxation. 379. his rescript, 386. 394. Maximilla, Marcion's companion, 198. Maximus, Sidonius, and Celerinus aban don the party of Novatus, 264. Maximus, on the origin of evil, 212. Melito on the passover, 1 62 ; on in formers, 162 ; his apology to the em peror Marcus, 163 ; his selections from Scripture, 154. Melitine legion, 184. Menander, the impostor, 111. Menandrians, 157. Miltiades the historian, 199. Miracles in primitive times, 186. — of John, attested by Apollonius, 202. Modestus unmasks the error of Marcion, 161. Montanus, heresy of, 165. 195. Morals of the persecutors, 339. Moses, a martyr, 267. Musanus, 165. N Name of Jesus and Christ, occurring in the Old Testament, 21, 22. 27. Narcissus, third bishop of Jerusalem, 192. , miracle performed by him, 227. — , rigid discipline, 228. Natalius, his apostacy and return, 214. Nemesion, a martyr, 260. Nepos and his schism, 295. Nero's cruelty, 74. persecution, 79. Nicolaus and his followers, 1 1 5. Novatus, his conduct, heresy, &c., 263. 276. O Olympiads, writers of, 57. 'Ojuo\o> cu/«=vo», books of Scripture so call ed, 84. Order of the gospels, 197. Origen, his education, 217 ; a pupil of Clement, 225 ; his testimony to the preaching and martyrdom of Paul, 82 ; consistency of life, 221 ; leaves his philosophical school, 221 ; self-denial, 222 ; providential escape, 223 ; reso lute act, 226 ; difficulties, 226, 227 , visits Rome, 235 ; Heraclas associated