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INDEX. 473 Komanus, a martyr, 35!). Rufus, governor of Judea, 131. S Sabcllius, his heresy, 274. Sacerdotal plate, 208. Sadducus, a rioter, 29. Sagaris, a bishop and martyr, 208. Salutation, form of, 142. Sanctus, a martyr, 172. Saturnilians, 157. Saturninus of Antioch, 133. Schismatics at Rome, 203. Scriptures, those acknowledged as ge nuine, 110. , reviewed by Origen, 245. See of St. James at Jerusalem, 289. Sects mentioned by Hegesippus, 157. Sejanus attempts to destroy the Jews, 55. Seleucus, a martyr, 372. Serapion, bishop to Caricus, 203. 231. , a martyr, 258. , an aged believer mentioned by Dionysius, 267. Sextus on the resurrection, 212. Silvanus and John, martyrs, 375. Simeon, bishop of Jerusalem, 99. • , his martyrdom, 117. Simon Magus pretends faith, 50. his magic rites, &c., 62. Soter, bishop of Rome, 168. Statue at Antioch, 382. Statues and images of Christ and the apostles, preserved by the gentiles, 289. Statue of the woman having an hemor rhage, 289. Stromateus, meaning of the term, 232. Style of the apostles, 108. Successors of St. James, 131. Sufferings of the Christians in Gaul, 169. Symmachus, 236. T Tatian's errors, 166; on Justin, 152; Diatessaron, 152. Tertullian, his apology, 51, 52. 184 ; on Domitian, 103. 119. Thaddeus, sent by St. Thomas to Agbarus, 45. fhecla, a martyr, 352. Themison, 198. Theodosia, a martyr, 359. Theodcrus, a pupil of Origen, 249. Theodotion, the translator of the Bible, 189. Thcodotus, a leader in heresy, 214. 40* i Theodulus, a martyr. 372. Theophilus, bishop of Antiooh, 161. Therapeuto, and Therapcutrides, 66. Theudas, the impostor, 61. Thomas or Judas sends Thaddeus, 45. Thraseas, a martyr, 202. Tiberius proposes Christ as a God, 51. Timotheus, a martyr, 352. Timothy and Titus, 84. Torture, different modes applied to the martyrs, 333. Town of Christians burnt, 332. Tradition secured by record, 121. Trajan prohibits search to be made for the Christians, 1 1 9. Tryphon, the Jew, refuted by Justin, 154. U Ulpian and ^Edesius, martyrs, 357. Urbanus, a presbyter of Rome, 264. Urbicius, a judge, 153. Valentina, a confessor, 361. Valentinian heresy, 138. 141. 157. Valerian raises a persecution, 278. Victor, bishop of Rome, reproved by Polycrates, 208. , admonished by Irenaeus, 209. ', his opinion, 214. Victory of Constantino and Licinius, 397. Victory of Constantino over Licinius, 437. Vision of Dionysius, 275. W Wickedness of Licinius, and his death, 433. Word of God, Christ so called, 19. 21. 22, et alibi passim. Works written in the days of Origen, and preserved in the library of ^Elia, 241. Writers, ecclesiastical, in the days of Verus, 156. , those that flourished in the days of Eusebius, 310. X Xystus, or Sixtus, of Rome, 276. 286. Zaccheus, a martyr, 349. Zebina, a martyr, 365. Zebinus, bishop of Antioch, 249. Zoticus of Comana, 19S. KU2.