angels: able to read the stars , ; can know anything ; created in the beginning ; as evangelists , ; powers , , , , , , , ; worship in spirit , see alsoseraphim
Anrich, G.
Antiochene interpretation
Antony of Egypt
apokatastasis
apophatic theology
Aquila , , ,
archê (pl. archai) – beginning or principle , , , , ,
Aristotle
Arius – Arianism , , ,
Artisan (creator of material world) – dêmiourgos or technitês , , , ,
Crouzel, H. , , ; on author of Address; on Origen and Plotinus , ; on Origen’s eschatology ; on Origen’s life
Daley, B. , ,
Daniélou, J.
death, Origen’s teaching on
Demetrius (Bishop of Alexandria) ,
descent into hell, Christ’s
Devil, the – devils – demons – adverse powers – Satan: act freely ; causing saints to stumble ; did not summon Samuel , , ; fought by God , ; ignorant of divine oikonomia ; piercing the heart of Judas , , , ; in Rule of the Church ; serve divine oikonomia , ; taking the soul captive
esotericism – hidden or secret meaning or knowledge: in gnosticism , , ; in Jewish tradition , , ; in Pauline epistles , ; in scriptural interpretation , , , , , see alsomystery(ies)
eternal generation of the Son
evil, God’s responsibility for
eucharist
Eusebius: defender of Origen’s memory ; on encounter with Beryllus of Bostra ; on Origen’s character ; on Origen’s life
Eustathius of Antioch ,
Evagrius Ponticus ,
evangelism
Fédou, M.
Francis, J.
free choice of the will: God’s respect for ; gnostic doctrine and ; in PA ; influence of Origen’s doctrine of ; not destroyed by astrology ; and providence ,
fullness – plêrôma ,
Gasparo, G. Sfameni
glory
glossolalia
God: Celsus on ; creator and lawgiver same as Father of Jesus Christ , , , , , ; doctrine of , ; imitation of ; incorporeality of , , , , ; knowledge of , , ; likeness to , ; mind of see alsoTrinity – trinitarian theology
Godin, A.
Gnostics and Gnosticism , , ; at Alexandria ; influence on Origen ; Origen’s refutation of , ; scriptural interpretation of
Gorday, P.
Görgemann, H.
gospel – good news: Christians called to preach ; footwashing as preparation to preach ; hidden from unbelievers ; Jesus proclaiming about himself ; meaning of ; power of
governing faculty see hêgemonikon
grace, Origen’s understanding of
grammar – grammarian – grammateus: Origen’s abandonment of profession in ; Origen’s training in ; Origen’s use of techniques of , , , , , ,
Jews – Judaism , , ; adhere to letter , ; Celsus’s appeal to ; suppressing prophets ; symbolism of , ; traditions of ,
John Cassian
Jonas, H.
Josephus ,
Junod, É.
justice, divine ,
Justin Martyr ,
Justinian
Kamesar, A.
Karpp, H.
Kettler, F.H.
Klostermann, E.
Koch, Hal ,
Koetschau, P.
Lange, N. de
letter – literalism , , , ,
Lies, L.
Lilla, R.P.C.
logos (pl. logoi): discourse , ; divine Word – Logos , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ; doctrine , , , , , ; rational principle or formula , ; reason , , , ; see also references to Jn 1:1
Louth, A.
love , , ; see also philanthrôpia – benevolence or love of humanity
Lubac, H. de
Lucian
magic
Marrou, H.-I.
Mary, mother of Jesus , , ,
Marcion seegnostics and gnosticism martyrdom: as Christian ideal
McGuckin, J.A.
Melito
Methodius of Olympus
Miller, P. Cox
miracles ,
Moses , , , , ; Celsus’s attitude to ; glory of ; and Plato , ; prophesying Christ
Munnich, O.
Murphy, F.X.
mystery(ies) , , ,
mystical experience ,
names
Nautin, P. , , , ; on author of Address; on “the Hebrew” ; on Origen and ecclesiastical authority; on Origen’s life , , , , ; on Origen’s preaching ; on Origen’s works ,
Neuschäfer, B.
Nicea – Nicene orthodoxy
nous (mind, intelligence or sense); see also references to Cor. 2:16
Nygren, A. ,
oikonomia – plan – planning – management , , , , , , , , , , ; of Christ’s passion , , , , ; for each rational creature ; God’s, hidden from demons ; God’s, manifested in Scripture ; in Homer ; Melito on; Origen administering God’s ; Origen’s concept of ; Paul’s exercise of ; place of Incarnation in ; role of Roman Empire in God’s ; spiritual person acts according to
ôpheleia – utility or usefulness ,
Origen, the (hypothetical) Neoplatonist
Origenist Controversies
Osborne, C.
Pace, N.
Paul, the Apostle , ; Origen’s interpretation of
Pamphilus ,
paradise
parrêsia (confidence)
Passover , ,
Patterson, L.
penitential discipline
Pépin, J.
Peri, V.
Perrone, L.
persecution, Roman , , , ,
Peter, the Apostle , , , ,
philanthrôpia – benevolence or love of humanity , ,
Philo , ,
philosophy , , , ; Christian use of ; Clement of Alexandria’s attitude to ; disciplines of ; Origen as teacher of ; supposed influence on Origen ,
Pichler, K.
Pietras, H.
piety, Origen’s ,
plan see oikonomia
Plato and Platonism , , , , , , see alsophilosophy
