Scripture Index
Scripture Index The version of the Bible which has been used is the Septuagint Genesis Psalms L2 424-5 4.6 (4.5 Heb.) 3.70
Lig 5.15b-33 17 (18 Heb.).16
7.59-60 18.2 (19.1 Heb.) 4.98
6.64, 7.1, 7-74 35 (36 Heb.).10
7118-19 417-19 (7.118
3-24 6.65, 7.118-19 go (gt Heb.).11-12 6.25
9-4 7-10 5 (96 Heb.).5
1.21 a roz (103 Heb.).20
6.15~16 a an 109 (110 Heb.).3 657-9 1.1-13 Praverbs 19-19 1.23
7.59-60 Leviticus Isaiah 21.23
24-3 3.91 h 35 ee 14-12 6.56
57-19 8.75-7 4 Kingdoms (Heb. 2 Kings) Jeremiah 17.20
SCRIPTURE INDEX 38.31 (31.33 Heb.) = 7.101~2 Shox 43-23 (96.23 Heb.) Lamentations ai tay .
Ezekiel 27-51 S.60-1 2812ff 6.57-8 Rio 3-47 28.12-13 6.38
Mark Joel Li=8 8.73-4 ; «aa 1.g-It 2.70-1 —. 3
Zephaniah 77-2 66.73-81 Lif 7.118-19 S.1-10 2.69
Malachi Luke 3-2-3691 15-25 8.73-4 Sirach tas BG - - 321-2 © 2.70-1 Wisdom ofSalomon 41-13 2.68
2LI=g 1.6-7 Matthew John 24iff 8.60-4 ns 6.59
2i=12 §.53-71 1.6-g 8.72-4 2.65-6 Lu 841-2 2.9-11 2.65-6 ri5-18 8.73-4 zI-12 « 8.73-4 LIS R-I3-17 0 2.70-1 Ri=11 2.69 fi-1r §62.68
SCRIPTURE INDEX Acts Colossians LQ 4.30-1 Lig Romans 1 Thessalonians 12h | 2.2 ra ff, 6.73-81 Hebrews Dg BI-2 JAM 5-12-14 7.107 et FOI 5-13 7-110 3-13 6.91
6 28a 2H 8.75-7 Galatians 11g 3-46 Ephesians 1John General Index Adam 2.62-3, 3.37-9, 4-48-50, 6.63—-6, darkness 4.23-31, 6.59
6.70~3, 6.97—129, 8.g~11, 8.44, dating p. 66
Pp. 154.0. deification 2.47-50, 4.95-6 Second 8.53-9 Democritus 5.7-9 affinity, divine—human 8.51-2 demons 6.82—95 Albinus 4.67-74 didactic verse pp. 58-9 Anaxagoras 5.2
Diogenes 7.8b-9 angels 1.4—-5, 2.2, 3-92-73, 4.77-92, B.11b— 26, 6.50-5, 6.96—7, 7.61-2, 8.61, p.71
Empedocles 7.10, 7.32-52 Apollinarius p. 67, pp. 93-4 Epicurus, Epicureans 4.55-74, 5-7-0, 7-3 Apollinarius Metaphrastes 3.1 eternity of the world 4.55-74 Arians i.1gb—15, 1.28—30, 1.35b-9, 2.14,
Eunomius, Eunomians 1.25—3o, 2.14, 2.31—2, 2.42, 2.45—6, 2.49—-50, 3.9, 2.26—7, 2.31-2, 2.82—3, 3.42, 3-47, 3.61-2, 3.72-3, 3.85
3-58, PP. 103=4 Aristotle 4.7-15, 4.55-74, 5 intro., 5.6-9, Eve 3.37-43 5-7-8, 7-11-17, 7-24b—-90,p. 74,p.146 evil: 4.43b-6, 4.51-4, 6.37~-45, 6.73-H1, astrology 5.15b—33, 5.4§-§2 7104-9, 8.12-17, 8.34-8, 8.91
Athanasius 3.3, 3.72-3, 8.65-6, p. 74
Exodus 8.87b-go Augustine 4.51-4, 4.43b-6, 4.59b—62, 4.83, 6.53-5 Fall: automatic theory of the universe $.7—9 of Lucifer 4.46b—s0, 6.56-66 of Adam 4.48b-50, 7.112-29, $.g-18 baptism 3.44-53, 4.95—6, 8.87b-99, p.68 fire 3.32, 5.689, 7.7-8 Basil 3.42, 4-24-54, 455-74, 5-150-33, form 4.7-8 6.53-5, pp. 114-15 freedom 3.42, 7.100-4 blood 2.1-2, 2.76, 7.10, 8.79, 8.88 future life 4.95-6 burning bush 3.32
Generationism 7.738-86 Callimachus 3.1
Gentiles 8.26b—30 Carneades § intro.
Gnosticism 1.19, 4.3-4, pp. 151-2 Chaldaeans 5.58 ff.
Godhead 1.3-5, 1.25—39, 2.5-56, 3, 4.1chance 5.1-52 23, 4.51-100, §.1—44, 6.1-26, 6.47-—66, Christology see Godhead p. 68 coats of skin 7.115-16 Father 1.25-734, 2.5-56, 3.24-5, 3.56-9, coinherence 3.75
7-55—-6, 8.31-3, 8.39-40, pp. 68-9 Constantinople, Creed of(381) 3-7, 3.42, Son, Word, Christ 1.10—15, 1.27-34, 2 p. 115 passim, 3.9, 3-10-17, 3-25-31, 354-6, cosmic religion 4.55
4-70-92, 5.53-69, 6.82-95, 755-77) cosmological argument 5.10-13 7.97-129, 8.26b-99, pp. 69-70 cosmology 4 passim Spirit 1.22~4, 1.34-9, 3 passim, 6.96-9,
Covenant, New 8.26b—j0 8.67-9, 8.77-9) PP. JO-L, L14—15 creatio ex aeterno 4.70-4 Trinity 1.25-35a, 3.37-53, 3-71-93 creatio ex nihilo 4.7—15, 4.100
4.55-89, 6.1-2, p. 68
; Creation 4intro. grammar p. f1 Creationism 7.78—96 Gregory Nyssen 4.24-54, § intro., 5.15bCrucifixion 8.79
GENERAL INDEX Hades, Descent 2.73-g modalism 1.23-9 harmony 7.11-17 Moses 1.11-13 Hebrews 1.10—21, 8.19-30 Heraclitus 7.7-8 Nemesius 7.14~17, 7.22—§2, 7.91b-6 heresy 1.35b-9 Neoplatonism 4.3—4, 7.32-52, p. 7§ High Priest 2.75
Holy of Holies 3.91 oratory p. 65 humanity 4.32-50, 4.75-100, 6.47-55,61- = Origen 3.20-3, 4.7-8, 4.59b-63, § intro., 6, 7 passim, 8.31-59, §.72—-96, pp. 7I5-15b-33, 5.58, 6.22~6, 6.38, 6.56-66,
6.92-§, 7-32-52 Orphics 7.8b-9, 7.32-52 lamblichus pp. 228-9 idolatry 8.9-30 Paradise 7.100-22 illumination 3.20-3, 6.1-26 Pelagianism $.91-2 Incarnation 2.5~77, 3-24-36, 8.31-71, Plato 1.2, 4.3-4, 4-67-74, 5-2, Jl=1}, p79 7:39) 7-44-52 see also Godhead Platonists 3.41b, 4.3-4, 7-32-52 inspiration 1.16-24, 6.96-8 Plotinus 4.52, 5 intro., §.1sb-33, §.18,
Irenaeus 7.70-1 7-7-8, 7-12-38, 7-32-52 Ixion 7.38
Pneumatomachians (Macedonians) P. 115
Julian, Emperor 5.15b-33 polytheism 3.50-3 'st &.52— Porphyry 7.32-52 John, Baptist 8.7272 pre-existence ofsouls 7.75-96 '
_ Proclus 7.55-74, 7-32-52 kenasis'
— _ providence 1.5, 4.84—9, 5 passim, 8.5-3, knowledge 1.1~24, 6.ga-11 pp. 68-73 language pp. s9-60 Pythagoras 5.37, 7-11-17, 7.27, 7.32-52 Law, Old and New 8.1-8, 8.70
FR Leucippus 77-8 TeX quintessence 5.68-9 life of Gregory pp. 63-7 F G + GH light 1.10-13, 1.38-9, 2.22, 3.20-32, rainbowbeing 6ia - = 47-35 3-41b=8, 3.65~71, 3.789, 3.90—}, Redemption 2.1-2, 2.47-30, 2.60-77, 4-24-3354, 4-39-41, 4.46—50, 4.63—6, 8.41-96, pp.
69-79, 72 4-75-10, 6.119, 6.37-8, 6.50-2, reincarnation 7.32-52 6.81, 6.93100, 7-1-3, 8.72-3 revelation 1.376, 3.10—36, 3.90-3, 4-75-6, literary history pp. §7-9 5-39-42, p. 68
Lucifer 4.46-52, 6.56-g5, 8.q-18 Resurrection 2.78-9, 7.42-52 reward and punishment 7.44-52 Magi 5.53-71, 8.61-3 P es Manichaeism 4 intro., 4.24~54, 4.59b-62, — Sabellianism 1.28—9, 1.35b-9, 3.9, 3.60,
4-51, §.150-33, 6.88-9, 7.23-4, 7-70472-3 1, p. 229
Sallustius 4.3-4, 4.55-74, 7-32-52 Scripture 3.10-14, 3.54-0, 5-53-38, Marcellus of Ancyra 1.25-9, 3.60, 3.64, PP. 7i-4 3.69, 3.72, 3-55 Seth 3.37-41 Mary, Virgin 2.64, 8.64-0 Sinai 111-13 matter:
Stoicism 3.64, 4.55-74, § intro., 7.3, 7-7pre-existent 4.1-23 8, 7-22-31, 7-78-9, p..76 form 4.7-8 structure of the poems pp. 35-7 metre pp. 41-2 subordinationism 3.54—70
GENERAL INDEX Tatian 3.63 traducianism 7.78—-g6 Tertullian 3.61—70, 7 intro., 7.1, 7.32-52, transmigration of souls 7.32-52 7-89 tritheism 3.54-6 Theodosius 1.14b-15 . time 2.7, 2.18-27, 470-4 will 2.26-7, 3.85-6, 4.77 title of the poems p. 51
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