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INDEX OF BIBLICAL PASSAGES
All references are to the First Apology Gen. Ι: 1-3 59· 2-4 2: 22 55-4 5: 20 49·7 7: 14 33·1 9: 5 35·2
Ι: 1-2 64.2
Ι: 3 60.6
49: 1Ο-ΙΙ 32.1, 5,7; 54·5
ΙΙ: Ι 32.12
ΙΙ: 12 52.10
26: 19 48.2
29: 13 5 2 . ΙΙ
35: 5-6 48.2
43: 5-6 52.10
45: 23 52·6 50: 6-8 38.2-3 51: 5 32.12
52: 13-53: 8 50 ·3-ΙΙ
53: 8 54·8 53: 8-12 51.1-5 53: 12 50.2
54: ι 53·5 57: 1-2 48·5-6 58: 2 35-4 58: 6-7 37·8 63: η 52.12
64: 9-ΙΙ 47·3
64: 10 52.12
65: 1-3 49·2-4 65: 2 35.3; 38. ι 66: ι 37.3-4 66: 24 52.8
Εχ. 3: 2 63-7
3: 2, 6 63· ΙΙ
3: 5 62.1
3: 6 63·7, η 3: 10 63·7 Num. 2J: 4-9 60.2-4 24: η 32.12
Deut. 3: 18 62.3
3: 24 62-4 4: 12 63·10 4: 32-3 62·3 4: 34 62·4 5: 27 62·3 30: 15, 19 44·1 32: 22 60·9
Pss 1-2 40.8-19 3: 6 38·5 18(19): 3-6 40.1-4 18(19): 6 54.9
21(22): 9 38.6
21(22): η 35·5; 38-4 21(22): 19 35·5; 38·4 23(24): 7-8 51·6-7 44(45): 7-13 54·8 95(96): 1-10 41.1-4 Jer. 9: 25 53· ΙΙ
50 (LXX 27): 3 47·5
Lam. 4: 20 55·5 Ezek. 18: 23 15.8
33: ΙΙ 15·8
1Ο9(ΙΙΟ): 1-3 45·2-4
3Τ 7-8 52·5
37: 10 48.2
Isa. ι: 3 63.1, 12 ι: 3-4 37·1-2 Dan. 7: 13 51·9 ι: 7 47·5
Ι: 9 53·7
Joe12:I2-I3 5 2 . ΙΙ ι: ΙΙ-Ι5 37.5-8 ι: 16-20 44.3-4; 61·7-8 2: 3-4 39·1 Mic. 5: 1-2 34.1
INDEX OF BIBLICAL PASSAGES
25: 30 16.12
25: 31 51·9 25: 41 28.1
27: 39, 43 38.8
27: 53 48.2
Zeph. 3: 14 35·11
INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS
Zech. 2: 10 52.10
9: 9 35·11 12: 10 52.12
12: 11 52.11
12: 12 52.12
Mk 2: η 15.8
5: 42 48.2
9: 47 15·2 10: η-18 16.7
Matt. Ι: 20-1 33.5 escaping notice ιΑ 35.1; 57.1 interpreter ofprophecy ιΑ 32.2; 50.12
Abraham and other Old Testament figures
Ι: 21 33.8
2: 6 34.1
3: 10 16.13
4: 10 16.6
5: 16 16.2
5: 22 16.2
5: 28 15·1 5: 29 15·2 5: 32 15·3 5: 34, 37 16·5 5: 39-40 16.1
5: 41 16.2
5: 42 15·10 5: 44 15·9 5: 45 15·13 5: 46 15·9-10 6: ι 15.η 6: 19-20 15.11-12 6: 21 15.16
6: 25-6 15.14
6: 31-32 15.15
6: 33 15·16 7: 15-16 16.13
7: 19 16.13
7: 21 16·9 were Christians ιΑ 46·3; 63.17
Achilles ιΑ 25.2
Adonis ιΑ 25.1
Amen ιΑ 65.3-4; 67.5
Amphilochus ιΑ 18-4 angels: follow the Son, and are like him ιΑ 6.2
Ι1: 7 32.6
12: 14, 16-η η.2
12: 29-30 16.6
13: 6 16.13 saνiour 33.5,7-8; 61·3; 66.2; 67·8; 2Α 5-4; 13-4 cures all illnesses 31); 48.1; 54·10 judge 52·3; 53·2 first and second comings ιΑ 32-4; 50.1; 51.8;
Lk. Ι: 31-2 33.5
3: 9 16'13
5: 32 15·8 6: 27-8 15.9
6: 29 16.1
6: 32 15.9-10 6: 34 15·10 6: 35-6 15·13 9: 25 15·12 10: 16 16.10
10: 22 63.3
10: 27 16.6
12: 4-5 19·7 12: 9 4·7 12: 22-4 15.14
12: 30-31 15.15
12: 34 15·16 12: 48 η·4 13: 26-7 16.11
13: 28 16.12
16: 18 15.3
18: 18-19 16.7
18: 27 19·6 19: 35 32.6
20: 21-2, 24-5 η.2
21: 8 16'13
22: 19 66'3
24: ΙΙ 68.1
created with freedom of will 2Α 6.5 ' entrusted with proνidential care 2Α 4.2 established wicked laws 2Α 9.4 begetters of demons 2Α 4.3,5 Antinous ιΑ 29-4 Antiope ιΑ 25.2
Aphrodite ιΑ 25.1
Apollo ιΑ 25. ι apostles ιΑ 42-4; 45·5; 49·5; 50.12; 53·3; 61·9; 52·3 his speech the Power of God ιΑ 14.5 his suffering and crucifixion ιΑ 13·3-4; 31.7;
32-4, 6-7; 35·6-9; 42·3-4; 46·5; 50.1,
12; 52.3; 63·10; 67·8; 2Α 5·6; 13-4
his resurrection ιΑ 31.7; 42.4; 45·1; 46·5; 50.12; 67·8 his ascension ιΑ 26.1; 31.7; 42-4; 45.1; 51.6 his sufferings, resurrection, and ascension comparable to those of the children of Zeus ιΑ 21.1; 22·34 his crucifixion not imitated by demons 66.3; 67.3, 8 apparitions and demons ιΑ 5.2; 9.1; 14.1; 18.3
Archestratus ιΑ 70.2
Ariadne ιΑ 21.3
Asclepius ιΑ 21.2; 22.6; 54.10
Athena ιΑ 64.5 ιΑ 55.1 see αlso Jesus; Logos; Son; virgin birth Christian teaching similar to that of the Greeks ιΑ 20.122.6; 24.1; 60.10; baptism ιΑ 6Ι.Ι-13; 65.1 bar Kokhba ιΑ 31.6
Bellerophon ιΑ 54.7
Briareus ιΑ 25.2
Briseis ιΑ 25.2 bronze serpent ιΑ 60·34
2Α 13·23
alone true ιΑ 23.1, and superior to all human philosophy ιΑ 70.2; 2Α 10.1
Christian worship rational ιΑ 6.2; 13·23 Christians: named after Christ ιΑ 12.9
Τ 22-3 16.11
Τ 24 16.10
8: 12 16.12
9: 13 15·8 10: 28 19.7
10: 33 4·7 11: 27 63.3, 13 13: 41-3 16.12
13: 50 16.12
16: 26 15.12
18: 3 61-4 18: 9 15·2 19: 11-12 15-4 19: 16-η 16.7
21: 7 32.6
22: 13 16.12
22: 21 17.2
22: 38 16.6
24: 5 16.13
24: 51 16.12 include those who lived with Logos before Christ ιΑ 46·34 most kindhearted (chrestotαtoz) ιΑ 4.1,5 are of every race ιΑ Ι.Ι; 25·1; 31·7; 32.4;
Christ: meaning ofthe name 2Α 5.3 called apostle ιΑ 12.9, and angel ιΑ 63.5 teacher ιΑ 4.7; 6.2; 8.3; 12·9-10; 13·3; 14-4;
39·2-3; 40); 42-4; 49·5; 50.12; 53·3; 56.1 called brothers ιΑ 65.12 have power over demons 2Α 5·6; 7-4 are not atheists ιΑ 6.1; 13.1; 18.6 look to a kingdom not of this world but are
15·5, 9; 19·6, 8; 21.1; 23·1-2; 32.2; 40.1;
46.1; 50.12; 66.3; 67·8; 2Α 2.2; 7·5; 8·3;
10.8 first-born of God ιΑ 46.2; 58.3
Son of God ιΑ 12·9; 13·3; 58.1 power ofinexpressible Father 2Α 10.8 ranks second after the Father ιΑ 13.2
Logos ίn whom all share ιΑ 46.2 spoke to Moses ιΑ 62·34 known ίn part by Socrates 2Α 10.8 incarnation ofwhole ofreason 2Α 7.3; 10.1 became human by power of the Logos Jn 4: 12 53-4 4: 21-3 53·10 4: 29 53·6 allies ofthe emperors ιΑ 11.112.3 pay taxes ιΑ η. ι practise sexual restraint ιΑ 14.2; 15.6-7; ι Cor. Ι: 23 13-4 15: 3 4·7
25·1-2; 29·13; 2Α 2.2, 4, 6-7
are hated ιΑ Ι.Ι; 4.5; 14.3; 20·3; 24·1; 36·3; Phil. 4: 9 4· 7
57·1,3; 2Α 7·3
were persecuted by bar Kokhba ιΑ 31.6 their behaviour before and after James 5: 12 16·5 ιΑ 46.5
INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS
INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS
incorruptibility (immortality) the goal of Ganymede ιΑ 21.5; 25.2
Gehenna ιΑ 19.8
Gentile Christians more numerous than Christians - Contd. cause appantlOns ιΑ 5.2; 9.1; 14.1; 18.3, and Christian hope ιΑ 8.2; ΙΟ.2-3; 13.2; 19-4;
39·5; 42-4; 52·3; 57·2 Isaac ιΑ 63-7, ιι, η conversion ιΑ 14.2-3; 15.7; 16·4; 25·1;
39·3; 53·3; 2Α 2.1-7
accusations against them ιΑ 3.1; 10.6; 23.3; sexual corruption ιΑ 5.2,4; 21.6; 25·3; 2Α4-4 are responsible for the myths of the poets
Jewish ΟΓ Samaritan Christians ιΑ 53.3, 5, ΙΟ God: unbegotten ιΑ 14.1; 25·2; 49·5; 53·2;
26.7; 27.5; 68.ιο; 69.2; 2Α ΙΟ·5; 12.113.1 prosecuted for the name of Christ ιΑ 23.3; 54·156.1; 2Α 4.56 use magic ιΑ 14. ι; 2Α 4-4 are the gods ofthe pagans ιΑ 5.2-4; 9.1;
Jacob ιΑ 32.12, 14; 53·4; 63-7, ιι, 17 Jerusalem destroyed by the Romans ιΑ 47.4
Jesse ιΑ 32.1214 Jesus: meaning of the name ιΑ 33· 7; 2Α 5-4
2Α 5.1; 12-4; 13-4
unchangeable ιΑ 13-4; 20.2 inexpressible ιΑ 9.3; 2Α ιο.8;12-4; 13-4; 21.6; 25.3; 54·2 are exorcized by Christians 2Α 5.6 are to be struck by God ιΑ 45.1 destroyed by Jesus 2Α 5.5 condemned to everlasting fire ιΑ 28.1; 52.3; ιΑ 4.1-8; 7·3-4; ΙΙ.Ι; 24·1; 39·3; 45·5;
2Α 2.7, ΙΟ13, 16-18; 12.2
cannot be harmed by their persecutors son ofGod ιΑ 12.9; 22.1; 23.1-2; 31-7; 61.ΙΙ passionless' ιΑ 25.2 his form inexpressible ιΑ 9.1,3 eternal ιΑ 13.4 unmixed with evil ιΑ 6.1; 2Α 6.9 has ηο name ιΑ ιο.ι; 61.ΙΙ; 63.1; 2Α 5.1 maker ofuniverse ιΑ 8.2; 13.1; 20.2;
63.ΙΟ; 67.2
first born and power of God ιΑ 23.2 firstbegotten ofunbegotten God ιΑ 53.2
Logos ofGod ιΑ 5.4; 21.1; 23.2 apostle ιΑ Ι2.9; 63.ΙΟ his speech the Power of God ιΑ 14.5 see also Christ; Logos; Son; virgin birth
Jewish war ιΑ 31.6
Jews: named after Judah ιΑ 32.3, 14 ιΑ 2-4; ΙΙ.2; 17-4; 27·5; 45·6; 57·2; 2Α ιι.8; 12.4,6 are not liable for evil done by their 2Α7·3 denial ofChristianity ιΑ 4.6; 8.1; ΙΙ.2; persecutors ιΑ 3·4; 55·8 own anything good said by anyone 2Α 13.4 some are unworthy of their caΠing ιΑ 4.7;
39-45; 2Α 2.14; 3-4
desire (evil) ιΑ ιο.6
Deucalion and Noah 2Α 6.3
Dionysus ιΑ 21.2; 25·1; 54.6
Dioscuri ιΑ 21.2
Dodona ιΑ 18-4 dreams ιΑ 14.1; 18.3
26·5; 45·1; 58.1; 63· ΙΙ ; 64·5; 67.8;
7.1-4; 16.814, and deny Christ ιΑ 4.6-7; 2Α 2.14
Claudius Caesar ιΑ 26.2; 56.2 conquest of]udaea ιΑ 32·4; 47·1; 53.3 consciousness after death ιΑ 18.1-4; 20-4;
2Α ιο.6 creates from unformed matter ιΑ ΙΟ.2; believe the unnameable God spoke to 59.1-5; 67·8 father ofaΠ ιΑ 32.ΙΟ; 40·7; 45.1; 46.5; 63. ΙΙ ,
Moses ιΑ 63·115 ignorant ofFather and Son ιΑ 63.3, 14 do not understand their prophecies ιΑ 3 Ι .5;
16; 2Α 2.19; 5.1; ιο.6 father ofmen and ofgods ιΑ 22.1 father ofvirtues ιΑ 6.1; ΙΟ.Ι; 2Α 9.2 teaches by the Logos 2Α 9.2 those who live close to him are made divine
52·7; 57·3 Crescens 2Α 8.1; ΙΙ.2 cross: power ιΑ 35.2 emasculation ιΑ 27-4; 29·23 Empedocles ιΑ 18.5 emperors: called pious and philosophers 36·3 did not recognizeJesus as Messiah ιΑ 36.3; symbol ιΑ 55·27 and bronze serpent ιΑ 60.15 Cybele ιΑ 27.4
Cynics and indifference 2Α 8.7
49·5; 53·6 banded together with Herod and Pilate ιΑ 2.2 brothers of Christians 2Α ι. Ι will be without excuse for persecuting ιΑ 21.6 did not speak to Moses ιΑ 63.1, 14 delaysjudgement ιΑ 28.2; 45.1; 2Α 6.1 and fate 2Α 6·9; 9.1 his foreknowledge ιΑ 28.2; 44. ΙΙ ; 45.1; ιΑ40.6 crucifiedJesus ιΑ 35·6; 36.3; 38.7; 63· ΙΟ persecute Christians ιΑ 31.5 forbidden to enterJerusalem ιΑ 47.56 willlament at the coming of]esus ίη glory
Christians ιΑ 3.5; 45.6; 68.2 andjustice ιΑ 2.2-3; 3·2, 4; 5·1; 7·2, 4; Danae ιΑ 21.2
David, king and prophet ιΑ 35.6; 40.1 deacons ιΑ 65.5; 67.5 demonic possession ιΑ 18-4; 2Α 5.6 demons: Satan their leader ιΑ 28.1; 12·3-4; 70·4 their symbols ofpower ιΑ 55.6 deification ιΑ 21·3; 55.7 ascension ιΑ 21.3 enlightenment ιΑ 61.12-13; 65.1
Epicurus ιΑ 70.1; 2Α 6.3; 12.5 eucharist: after baptism ιΑ 65.166-4 49·6 his providential care ιΑ ΙΟ.I-2; 13.1-2; ιΑ 52.1012 and Samaritans ιΑ 53.36 Judaea: captured by the Romans ιΑ 32.34;
28·4; 44· ΙΙ ; 2Α 3.2; 4·2; 9.1; 12.6
gods ofpagans: demons ιΑ 5.2-3; 9·1; 12.5; enemies ofChrist ιΑ 45.1, ofSocrates 47.1, and laid waste ιΑ 53.3
Judah 2Α 32.23,14; 34·1; 54·5 justice ιΑ 6.1; 10.1; 12.ΙΙ; 27.1; 67.8; 2Α 2.16;
14.1; 18·3 dead and lifeless ιΑ 9.1 worshipped irrationally ιΑ 9.3; 24·13 gospels ιΑ 66.3 ιΑ 5.3; 2Α 6.3, of aΠ who live by reason 2Α 7.3, ofChristians ιΑ 5.3; οη Sundays ιΑ 67.38 exorcism in name of]esus 2Α 5.6 exposure ofinfants ιΑ 27.1-3; 29.1
2Α 1.2; 7.3
move the wicked 2Α 6.3, including 9.1-2; 12.6
Menander ιΑ 26.4; 56.1, Marcion Hadrian ιΑ 68·35 Helen, companion ofSimon ιΑ 26.3
Heracles ιΑ 21.2; 54.9; 2Α ΙΙ.25 Heraclitus ιΑ 46.3; 2Α μ heresy,Justin' s writing against ιΑ 26.8
Hermes ιΑ 22.2
Herod ιΑ 40.6
Homer 2Α ιο.6 homosexuality ιΑ 25.1; 27.1,4; 2Α 12·5 human sacrifice 2Α 12.5
Hystaspes and Sibyl ιΑ 20.1; 44.12
Kore ιΑ 64·14 ιΑ 26.5; 58.1, and Simon ιΑ 26.2; 56.1 moved theJews to mistreatJesus ιΑ 63.ΙΟ move those who accuse and persecute Κronos ιΑ 21.5; 67.8; 2Α 12.5 faith ιΑ ΙΟ.2; 13·2; 49·5; 52.1; 60.3 fasting ιΑ 61.2 fate, prophecy, and freedom of choice law making and moral freedom ιΑ 12.3; Christians ιΑ 5.1; ιο.6; 12.5; 23.3;
2Α 6-7; 9.12
Leda ιΑ 21.2
Leto ιΑ 25.1
Logos: true ιΑ 3·1; 5·3; 43.6
2Α 1.2; 12·34
encompass death of those who read ιΑ 43·1-8; 44· ΙΙ ; 2Α 6·39 Felix ιΑ 29·23 forgiveness ofsins ιΑ 61.2,6-7,10; prophetic writings ιΑ 44.12 misunderstand and distort prophecies 66.1 freedom of choice: ιΑ 8.1; ΙΟ.3; 12.2, 8 divine ιΑ ιο.6; 36.1
God ιΑ 63.15 begotten of God ιΑ 12-7; 63-4; ιο; 22.2; ιΑ 23.3; 54.1-ΙΟ; 55.1; 56.1; 64.16; bestowed at creation οη angels 2Α 6.5, and 2Α 13.1 imitate baptism ιΑ 62.13, and eucharist οη humankind ιΑ 28.3; 43.844.1; 2Α5·3 firstborn ofGod ιΑ 21.1; 33.6; 46.2; 63.15; ιΑ 66-4 deflect from the truth ιΑ 14·1; 54.1; 57.1;
2Α6·5 and baptism ιΑ 61.ΙΟ and fate ιΑ 43·18; 2Α 6·39 immortality of the soul discussed by philosophers and poets ιΑ 44.9
2Α5·3
58.13; 2Α 13·2
INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS
INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS
Logos - Contd. imitated by demons ιΑ 62.2-3; a characteΓistic oflife before conversion to prophecy: οη rolls ιΑ 31.12, 5, 7; 36.3 first Power and Son ιΑ 23.2; 32.10; 64.16 influenced Plato ιΑ 44.8-9; 59.160} Musonius 2Α 7. ι kinds of ιΑ 36.1424 spoken by Power·ofGod ιΑ 60.ΙΙ interpreted by Jesus ιΑ 32.2
Cliristianity ιΑ 14.2; 15.7; 25.1 charged against Christians ιΑ 26}; 63·4 Spirit and the Power from God ιΑ 33.6
Power ofGod ιΑ 60.ΙΙ power after the first God (Plato) ιΑ 60.5 existed before creatures 2Α 5.3
God formed a notion of the world through 33·3 the purpose of eΧΡΟSU1'e of infants ιΑ 27. ι taxed by the EmpeΓOrs ιΑ 27.2 associated with pagan worship ιΑ 27.4
Sibyl and Hystaspes ιΑ 20.1; 44.12
Simon ofSamaria ιΑ 26.2-3; 56.1-4; prooffΓOm ιΑ Ι2.ΙΟ; 30.1; 32·4; 33·3, 5; Noah and Deucalion 2Α 6.2
35·9; 42.2-3; 52.1-2; 53·13, 12 does not entail fate ιΑ 43.1-8; 44.ΙΙ prophets: older than all writers ιΑ 23.1 oracles ιΑ 18.4 known to philosophers and poets ιΑ 44.9 prostitution ιΑ 27·14 Ptolemy (Christian martyr) 2Α 2.9
Ptolemy (king ofEgyρt) ιΑ 31.2 punishment after death: ιΑ 84; 12.1-2; 17.4; ιΑ 64.5 is seed from God ιΑ 32.8 implanted seed 2Α μ; 13.5 spermatic 2Α 7·3; 13·3 shared in by all ιΑ 46.2 is in eνerything 2Α ΙΟ}; 13.5 called angel and apostle ιΑ 63.5, 14 appeared to Moses ιΑ 63.16 inspired prophets ιΑ 5.4; 36.1; 2Α ΙΟ.8 instructed Greeks ιΑ 54; known ίη part by Socrates 2Α ιο.8, and Pegasus ιΑ 54-7 2Α 15.1
Socrates: and reason ιΑ 54; 2Α ΙΟ45 Ρe1'seΡhοne ιΑ 25.1 and truth 2Α 8.7 a Christian ιΑ 46.3 hadpartial knowledge ofChrist 2Α ΙΟ.8 taught people to shun demons ιΑ 5.3; Ρe1'seus ιΑ 21.2; 22.6; 54.8
Philaenis ιΑ 70.2
ΡhilΟSΟΡhe1'S: haνe many opinions but one 18.2; 19.8; 20·4; 21.6; 28.1; 44·9; 45.6;
52·3,7; 54·2; 57·13; 2Α 1.2; 2.2; 7·3;
9·1 in1plies freedom of choice ιΑ 43}- 8'
Pythagoras ιΑ 18.5
Pytho ιΑ 18.4 name, some unWΟ1'thΥ ofit ιΑ 4·8-9; 7.3;
26.6; 2Α 8.2
contradict themselves ιΑ 4.8; 2Α 13.2 and legislators influenced by Logos but 2Α ΙΟ.6 accused of same things as Christians 2Α ΙΟ.5 his Ρe1'secutίοn pΓOillpted by demons cοnt1'adίcted themselves 2Α ΙΟ.2-3; 13·3 and poets ιΑ 4.9; 20.4 borrowed fΓOm the prophets and cοnt1'adίct by philosophers and legislators ιΑ 5.3; 2Α 6'3 persuaded ηο one to die for his teaching
2Α ΙΟ.23 makes Christians those who live in accord with him Quirinius ιΑ 34.2; 46.1
2Α 10.7
Son ofGod: calledJesus ιΑ 22.1; 67.2 themselνes ιΑ 44.9ΙΟ disdain stories about punishment after rational Ροwe1'S given by God ιΑ ΙΟ4; 28.3 rebirth ιΑ 61.34, ιο; 66.1 resurrection of the body not incredible ιΑ46·3 prescribes ιΑ 2.1 counsels ιΑ 3.1 proves ιΑ 34 demonstrates ιΑ 12.7; 2Α 94 commands ιΑ 12.8 persuades ιΑ 14. ι became incarnate asJesus Christ ιΑ.54; Logos ιΑ 22.2; 23.2; 32.10; 63.4, 10; 2Α 5.3 firstborn Logos ιΑ 63.15 death 2Α 9.1 philosophy and piety ιΑ 1.1; 2.1-2; 3.2; 12.5; ιΑ 18.619.5
Rhadamanthus ιΑ 84 right reason 2Α 2.2; 6}; 94 Rome (royal) ιΑ 26.2; 56.2
God ιΑ 63.15 alone properly called Son of God 2Α 5.3 called Son by God ιΑ 40.7 born of God ίη a special manner ιΑ 22.2;
704; 2Α 2.16
Plato: borrowed fΓOm Moses ιΑ 44.8; 59.160·7 misunderstood prophecies ιΑ 60.5 his teachings not in all ways the same as 23·2 not identical with the Father ιΑ 63· 15 in second place after God ιΑ 13·34 appeared and spoke to Moses and other sacrifice and worship (pagan) ιΑ 9.1-5; 12.5;
21.1; 23.2; 32.ΙΟ, 14; 33·1, 6; 46.2, 4-5;
Christ' s 2Α 13.2
63· ΙΟ ; 2Α 5.3,5; ΙΟ.Ι, 3, 8; 13.4, by the will of the Father ιΑ 23.2; 46.5; 63; ιο,
13·1; 24.1-3; 25.1; 27.4; 62.1-2; 66·4; οη aeation by God ιΑ 20·4; 59·15
2Α 44; 12·5
Samaritans ιΑ 26.2-4; 53.36 Sardanapalus 2Α 6.3
Satan (SeΓpent, Deνil), the leader of the οη punishment afte1' death ιΑ 8.4; 18.5 prophets ιΑ 63.14, 16 object of worship with Father and Spirit
16; 2Α 5.5
worshipped in second place 2Α 134 see αlso Christ; Jesus; Son; νirgin birth Lucius (Christian martyr) 2Α 2.1519 Timαeus ιΑ 60.1
Justin' s delight ίη his teachings 2Α 12.1 poets: inνentors ofmyths ιΑ 23.3; 54.12; ιΑ 6.2; 65.3; 67.2 called apostle ιΑ 12.9 called angel and apostle ιΑ 63.5, ιο, 14 see αlso Christ;Jesus; Logos; νirgin birth
Sotades ιΑ 70.2
Spirit: prophetic ιΑ 6.2; 13.3; 31.1; 32.2; 33.2, demons ιΑ 28.1 seed: ofLogos implanted 2Α 7·1; 13.5
2Α4·5 give ηο demonstΓation [Ο1' myths of truth among all ιΑ 44. ΙΟ from God ιΑ 32.8 ofChristians 2Α 6.1 ofJacob ιΑ 32.14 evil ιΑ 37.2 and human conception ιΑ 19.1-5; 32.9-ΙΙ; magic ιΑ 14.1-2; 18·3; 26·4; 30.1; 56.1; 2Α 44
Marcion ιΑ 26.5; 58.12 marriage, second, forbidden by Christ ιΑ 15.5 memoirs of apostles ιΑ 63.3; 67.3; cf ιΑ 33.5
Menander (comic poet) ιΑ 20.5
Menander (Samaritan) ιΑ 26.4; 56.1 military enrolment ιΑ 39.5
Minos ιΑ 8.4
Minucius (Minicius) Fundanus ιΑ 68.5
Mithras ιΑ 664 Moses: the first prophet ιΑ 32.1 ιΑ 54.1 thei1' stoΓies of immorality of the gods ιΑ 4.9; 2Α 12.5 their ethical doctrines decent in some 5; 35·3; 38.1; 39·1; 40.1, 5; 41.1; 42.1; 44·1, ιι; 47.1; 484; 51.1; 53·4,6; 59.1; 60.8;
63.2, 12 divine ιΑ 32.2, 8 worshipped with Father and Son ιΑ 6.2; respects 2Α 7.1 their teachings not ίη all ways the same as 61.ΙΟ and divine conception ιΑ 32.9ιι; 2Α 4.5
Semele ιΑ 25.1
Senate: holy 2Α 2.16; 56.2
Christ' s 2Α 13.2
Pontius Pilate: ιΑ 13.3; 40.6; 46.1; 61.13; 65.3; 67·2 1'anked third after Son ιΑ 13.3, also by Plato ιΑ 60.67 Stoics: and Christian doctrines 2Α 13.2
2Α5·6 Acts of ιΑ 35·9; 48.3 prayer ιΑ 13·1; 14.3; 17.3-4; 6J.I-2; 65.1-3; and People ofRome ιΑ 56.2
Serenius Granianus ιΑ 68.6 sexual immorality: of manufacturers of idols older than all other writers ιΑ 44·8; 54.5; οη ethics and fate 2Α 6.34, 8-9; 7.1
66.2; 67.5; 70·3; 2Α 13.2
president ofChristian assembly ιΑ 65·3, 5; 59·1 received a strong powe1' fΓOm Ch1'ίst οη conflagration ιΑ 20.2, 4; 2Α 6.3 ιΑ 9·45,7 ofZeus and his children ιΑ 4·9; 21.4-5; οη renewal ofworld ιΑ 20.2 ιΑ 624 and bronze seΓpent ιΑ 60.25 67·4-7 Prodicus' tale ofvirtue and νice 2Α ΙΙ.25 οη God ιΑ 20.2; 2Α 6'9
33.3; 69·2; 2Α 12·5
INDEX OF NAMES AND TOPICS
Xenocrates ιΑ 18.5
Xenophon 2Α ΙΙ.23 suffering: absence of ιΑ 10.2; 20.4; 57.2; 2Α 1.2
Sunday ιΑ 67.8 temperance ιΑ 6.1; 10.1; 14~2; 15.1; 58.3 temple of the Jews destroyed by Romans Zeus: promiscuous ιΑ 4·9; 21·5; 25·2; 33.3;
2Α 12.5 a parricide ιΑ 21.5
Zeus, children of: promiscuous ιΑ 4.9; 21.5; ιΑ 32.6 thanksgiving ιΑ 13.1; 65·3, 5; 66·3;67·5;
2Α 2.19; Π.Ι
Thetis ιΑ 25.2
Tiberius Caesar ιΑ 13.3
25·1 compared to Son ofGod ιΑ 21.1 suffered cruel deaths ιΑ 21.2; 22.3 ascended to heaven ιΑ 21.2 myths about them not proven ιΑ 53.1; Urbicus 2Α 1.1, 3; 2.12, 1516 54·1 and demons ιΑ 54.1-3; 56.1 and crucifixion ιΑ 55.1 names of ιΑ 5.2; 2Α 4.56 Kore and Athena ιΑ 64. 15 virgin birth ιΑ 21.1; 22.2,5; 25·2; 31.]; 32.14;
33·1,3-6; 46·5; 54·8; 63·16 virtue and vice ιΑ 28-4; 43.6; 2Α 6.3-9; 9·1; ΙΙ.25