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Chapter 40 of 54

INDEX.

INDEX.

INDEX.



  • Abercius (Avircius), Bp. of Hierapolis, p. 54 sq.
  • Acts of the Apostles; passages explained, p. 23 (xiii. 4, xvi. 6);
    • p. 95 (xix. 13, 19);
    • p. 370 (xiv. 11).
  • ædificatoriæ, the sufferings of Christ as, p. 232
  • Ælfric on the Epistle to Laodiceans, p. 362
  • Alasanda or Alasadda, p. 152
  • Alexander of Tralles on charms, p. 92
  • Alexandria, a supposed Buddhist establishment at, p. 151
  • Andrew, St, in Asia, p. 45
  • Angelolatry condemned, p. 101, 103, 184, i. 16, ii. 10, 15, 18;
    • forbidden by the Council of Laodicea, p. 68
  • angelology of Cerinthus, p. 110;
    • of Essenism, p. 96;
    • of the Jews, ii. 18
  • Angels, orders of, i. 16
  • Anselm of Laon, p. 361
  • Antiochus the Great, colony of, in Asia Minor, p. 19
  • Antiochus Theos refounds Laodicea, p. 5
  • aorist, epistolary, iv. 8, Ph. 11, 19, 21;
    • contrasted with perfect, i. 16
  • Apamea, p. 19, 20;
    • Jews at, p. 21
  • Apocalypse, correspondences with St Paul’s Epistles to Asia, 41 sq.
  • apocrypha, use of word, p. 90, ii. 3
  • Apollinaris, see Claudius Apollinaris
  • Apollo Archegetes worshipped at Hierapolis, p. 12
  • Apostolic Fathers, Christology of, p. 190
  • Apostolic Writings, Christology of, p. 189
  • Apphia, wife of Philemon, p. 372;
    • the name Phrygian, 372 sq.
  • Archippus, iv. 17;
    • son of Philemon, 374;
    • office and abode, 375;
    • rebuke to, 43
  • Arian heresy in Hierapolis and Laodicea, p. 64
  • Arian use of the expression ‘First-born of all creation,’ i. 15
  • Aristarchus, iv. 10
  • Aristion, p. 45
  • Aristotle, on slavery, p. 379;
    • definition of ‘knowledge,’ ii. 3;
    • of ‘wisdom,’ i. 9
  • Armagh, Book of, p. 348, 352
  • article, omission of the definite, i. 4
  • asah, a supposed derivation of Essenes, p. 126
  • Ascents of James, p. 168
  • asceticism among the Jewish sects, p. 87;
    • Colossian heretics, p. 104;
    • Essenes, p. 173;
    • a result of Gnosticism, p. 79
  • Aseis, a Laodicean title of Zeus, p. 8
  • Asia, meaning of, p. 19
  • Asia Minor, geography of, p. 1 sq.;
    • list of writers on, p. 1;
    • how divided under the Romans, 7;
    • a modern hypothesis about Christianity in, p. 50
  • Asidæans, p. 120
  • asya, a supposed derivation of Essene, p. 125
  • Athanasius, on ‘Firstborn of all Creation,’ i. 15
  • Athens, a Buddhist burnt alive at, p. 155
  • Augustine, on ‘Firstborn of all Creation,’ i. 15;
    • on ‘wisdom and knowledge,’ ii. 3
  • ἀγάπη, ὁ υἱὸς τῆς ἀγάπης αὐτοῦ, i. 13
  • ἅγιος, i. 2
  • ἀγών, ἀγωνία, ἀγωνίζεσθαι, i. 29, ii. 1, iv. 12
  • ἀδελφός (ὁ), i, 1
  • ἀθυμεῖν, iii. 21
  • αἰσχρολογία, iii. 8
  • ἀκαθαρσία, iii. 5
  • ἅλας, iv. 6
  • ἀληθεία, ἡ ἀληθεία τοῦ εὐαγγελίου, i. 5;
    • ἐν ἀληθείᾳ, i. 6
  • ἀλλά, after εἰ or εἰ καί in St Paul, ii. 5
  • ἄμωμος, i. 22
  • ἀναπάυεσθαι, Ph. 7
  • ἀναπληροῦν, p. 230
  • ἀνέγκλητος, i. 22
  • ἀνεψίος, iv. 10
  • ἀνήκειν, iii. 18;
    • τὸ ἀνῆκον, Ph. 8
  • ἀνθρωπάρεσκοι, iii. 22
  • ἀνταναπληροῦν, i. 24
  • ἀνταπόδοσις, iii. 24
  • ἀόρατος, i. 16
  • ἀπεκδύεσθαι, ii. 15
  • ἀπέκδυσις, ii. 11
  • ἀπέχειν, Ph. 15
  • ἀπηλλοτριωμένοι, i. 21
  • ἀποθνήσκειν, ii. 20
  • ἀποκαταλλάσσειν, i. 20, 21
  • ἀπόκρυφος, ii. 3
  • ἀπολύτρωσις, i. 14
  • ἀπόχρησις, ii. 22
  • ἅπτεσθαι, ii. 21
  • ἀρέσκεια, i. 10
  • ἀρχή applied to Christ, p. 41; i. 16, 18
  • αὐξάνειν, i. 6
  • Αὐτὸς ἔστιν, i. 17
  • ἀφείδεια, ii. 23
  • ἁφή, ii. 19
  • ἀχειροποίητος, ii. 11
  • ἄχρηστος, Ph. 11
  • B (Cod. Vaticanus), excellence of, p. 314.
  • Banaim, the, p. 132
  • Banus not an Essene, p. 161
  • Bardesanes, on Buddhists, 154;
    • his date, p. 155
  • Barnabas, life of, iv. 10;
    • epistle ascribed to, ib.
  • basilica, iv. 15
  • Basilides, p. 331
  • Baur, p. 77, 81, 384
  • Bene-hakkeneseth, p. 130
  • Brahminism, p. 154, 155
  • Buddhism, assumed influence on Essenism, p. 151 sq.;
    • supposed establishment of, in Alexandria, p. 151;
    • unknown in the West, p. 153 sq.;
    • four steps of, p. 157
  • Buddhist at Athens, p. 155
  • βάπτισμα, βαπτισμός, p. 250
  • βάρβαρος, iii. 11
  • βλασφημία, iii. 8
  • βούλεσθαι, Ph. 13
  • βραβεύειν, iii. 15
  • Cabbala, see Kabbala
  • Cainites, p. 79
  • Calvin, iii. 8, p. 341, 384
  • Canonical writings and Papias, p. 52
  • Carpocratians, p. 79, 80
  • Cataphryges, p. 98
  • Cavensis, codex, p. 348
  • celibacy, p. 173
  • Cerinthus, p. 107 sq.;
    • Judaism of, p. 108;
    • Gnosticism of, ib.;
    • cosmogony of, p. 109;
    • Christology of, p. 111 sq.;
    • pleroma of, p. 330
  • chaber, p. 128
  • Chagigah, on ceremonial purity, p. 128
  • Chalcedon, council of, p. 65
  • chasha, chashaim, a derivation of Essene, p. 119
  • chasi, chasyo, a derivation of Essene, p. 118;
    • connexion with chasid, p. 124
  • chasid, a false derivation of Essene, p. 115
  • Chasidim, p. 120;
    • not a proper name for the Essenes, p. 122
  • chasin, chosin, a false derivation for Essene, p. 116
  • chaza, chazya, a derivation of Essene, p. 117
  • Chonos or Chonæ, p. 15, 71
  • Christ, the Person of, p. 34;
    • St Paul’s doctrine about, p. 41, 181 sq., i. 15–20, ii. 9–15;
    • the Word Incarnate, p. 101, 102;
    • the pleroma in Him p. 102, i. 19, ii. 9, 10;
    • Life in Him, the remedy against sin, p. 34, 186 sq.;
    • His teaching and practice not Essene, p. 170 sq.
  • Christianity, not an outgrowth of Essenism, p. 159;
    • in relation to Epictetus, p. 13;
    • to Gnosticism, p. 80;
    • to slavery, p. 389, 391 sq.
  • Christianity in Asia Minor, p. 50
  • Christianized Essenes, p. 89, 90, 135
  • Christians of St John, p. 165
  • Christology of Ep. to Col., p. 101, 188;
    • of other Apostolic writings, p. 189;
    • of succeeding ages, p. 190
  • Chronicon Paschale, p. 48, 61
  • Chrysostom, i. 13, 15, iii. 16, p. 340, Ph. 15, p. 383
  • Cibotus, p. 21
  • Cibyratic convention, p. 7
  • Circular Letter—the Ep. to the Ephesians—p. 37
  • Claudius, embassy from Ceylon in the reign of, p. 156
  • Claudius Apollinaris, the name, p. 57 sq.;
    • his works, p. 58 sq.
  • Clement of Alexandria, p. 79, 98, 154, 168, i. 9, 15, ii. 8, iii. 5, 16
  • Clement of Rome (§ 7) Col. i. 3;
  • Clementine Homilies, p. 136, 168
  • Clementine Recognitions, p. 164
  • Clermont, p. 3
  • collegia, iv. 15
  • Colossæ, orthography of, p. 16, i. 2;
    • situation, etc., p. 1 sq.;
    • distance from Laodicea, p. 376;
    • site, p. 13;
    • ancient greatness and decline, p. 15;
    • a Phrygian city, p. 18 sq.;
    • Jewish colony at, p. 19;
    • not visited by St Paul when the epistle was written, p. 23;
    • Epaphras the evangelist of, p. 29;
    • intended visit of Mark to, p. 40;
    • visit of St Paul to, p. 41;
    • obscurity of, p. 70;
    • a suffragan see of Laodicea, p. 69;
    • the Turkish conquest of, p. 71
  • Colossian heresy, nature of, p. 73 sq., 89, ii. 8;
    • writers upon, p. 74;
    • had regard to the Person of Christ, p. 112;
    • relation to Gnosticism, p. 98;
    • St Paul’s answer to, p. 181 sq.
  • Colossians, Epistle to, p. 33;
    • bearers of, p. 35;
    • salutations in, ib.;
    • charge respecting Laodicea, p. 36;
    • written by an amanuensis, iv. 18;
    • Christology of, p. 188;
    • style of, p. 191;
    • analysis of, p. 192;
    • various readings, see readings
  • colossinus, p. 4
  • community of goods, p. 176
  • Concord of the Laodiceans and Ephesians, etc., p. 31
  • Congregation, the holy, at Jerusalem, p. 131
  • Constantine, legislation of, p. 393
  • Constantinople, Council of, p. 65
  • conventus (Roman), p. 7
  • Corinth, visit of St Paul to, during his residence at Ephesus, p. 30
  • Corinthians, First Epistle to; passages explained: (i. 19, i. 9;
  • Corinthians, Second Epistle to; passages explained: (i. 7, i. 24;
  • Cornelius a Lapide, p. 342
  • Creation, Gnostic speculations about, p. 78 sq.;
    • Essene do., p. 90
  • Cyril of Alexandria, p. 154
  • καθὼς καί, i. 6, iii. 1
  • καί in both members of a comparison, i. 6
  • καὶ ὅσοι, ii. 1
  • καινός and νέος, ii. 10
  • κακία, iii. 8
  • καρποφορεῖσθαι, i. 6
  • καταβραβεύειν, ii. 18
  • κατενώπιον αὐτοῦ, i. 22
  • κατοικεῖν, i. 19
  • κενεμβατεύειν, ii. 18
  • κεφαλή, i. 18
  • κληρονομία, iii. 24
  • κλῆρος, i. 12
  • κλητός, iii. 12
  • κοινωνία, Ph. 6
  • κομίζειν, iii. 25
  • κοπιᾶν, i. 29
  • κοραξός, p. 4
  • κόσμος, ii. 8
  • κρατεῖν, ii. 19
  • κράτος, i. 11
  • κρίνειν, ii. 16
  • κτίσις, i. 15
  • κύριος, ὁ, (Christ, i. 10;
  • κυρίοτης, i. 16
  • χαρακτήρ, i. 15
  • χαρίζεσθαι, ii. 13, iii. 13, Ph. 22
  • χάρις, i. 2, (ἡ, iii. 16;
    • ἡ χάρις τοῦ θεοῦ, i. 6
  • χειρόγραφον, ii. 14
  • Χρηστότης, iii. 12
  • Damascene: see John Damascene
  • Darmstadiensis Codex, p. 348
  • dative (of instrument), ii. 7, iii. 16;
    • (of part affected), i. 4
  • Demas, p. 36, iv. 14, Ph. 24
  • Denizli, p. 7;
    • earthquake at, p. 3
  • diocese, p. 7
  • Diognetus, Epistle to, i. 18
  • Dion Chrysostom, p. 81, 153
  • Diospolis, an old name of Laodicea, p. 68
  • Divinity of Christ, p. 101 sq., 182 sq., i. 15
  • Docetæ, use of pleroma by, p. 337
  • dualism, p. 78, 87, 149
  • dyes of Colossæ and the neighbourhood, p. 4
  • δειγματίζειν, ii. 15
  • δέσμιος, Ph. 1, 10
  • δεσμός, Ph. 13
  • διά with gen., used of the Logos, p. 188, i. 16, 20
  • διακονία, διάκονος, iv. 7, 17
  • διδάσκειν, i. 28
  • διοίκησις, p. 7
  • δόγμα, ii. 14
  • δογματίζειν, ii. 20
  • δόξα, i. 11, 27
  • δοῦλος, Ph. 16;
    • δοῦλος Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ, iv. 12
  • δύναμις, i. 16
  • δυναμοῦν, i. 11
  • Earthquakes in the valley of the Lycus, p. 38
  • Ebionite Christology of Cerinthus, p. 110
  • economy of revelation perfected, p. 185
  • Elchesai, founder of the Mandeans, p. 167
  • Elchesai, Book of, p. 137
  • elders, primitive, p. 132
  • Eleazar expels evil spirits, p. 91
  • English Church on the Epistle to Laodicea, p. 362
  • English versions of the Epistle to Laodicea, p. 364
  • Epaphras, p. 34;
  • Epaphroditus, p. 34
  • Ephesians, Epistle to; a circular letter, p. 37;
  • Ephesus, Council of, p. 65
  • Ephesus, St Paul at, p. 30, 95;
    • exorcists at, p. 95
  • Epictetus, p. 13
  • Epiphanius, account of Cerinthus, p. 107;
    • on the Nasareans, p. 136
  • epistolary aorist, Ph. 11, 19, 21
  • epulones of Ephesian Artemis called Essenes, p. 96
  • Erasmus on the Epistle to Laodicea, p. 365
  • Essene, meaning of term, p. 94;
    • the name, p. 114 sq.;
    • Frankel’s theory, p. 121 sq.
  • Essenes, p. 82, ii. 8;
    • list of writers upon, p. 83;
    • localities of, p. 93;
    • asceticism of, p. 85;
    • speculations of, p. 87;
    • exclusiveness of, p. 92;
    • Josephus and Philo chief authorities upon, p. 134;
    • oath taken by, p. 127;
    • their grades, p. 129;
    • origin and affinities, p. 119 sq.;
    • relation to Christianity, p. 158;
    • to Pharisaism, p. 101, 120;
    • to Neopythagoreanism, p. 143;
    • to Hemerobaptists, p. 166;
    • to Gnosticism, p. 92;
    • to Parsism, p. 149;
    • to Buddhism, p. 157;
    • excused by Herod the Great from taking the oath of allegiance, p. 176;
    • fortune tellers, p. 178;
    • silence of New Test. about, p. 159;
    • in relation to John the Baptist, p. 160;
    • to James the Lord’s brother, p. 168;
    • Christianized Essenes, p. 135
  • Essenism, p. 82;
    • main features of, p. 83 sq.;
    • compared with Christianity, p. 170 sq.;
    • the sabbath, p. 170;
    • lustrations, p. 171;
    • avoidance of strangers, p. 172;
    • asceticism, celibacy, p. 173;
    • avoidance of the Temple, p. 174;
    • denial of the resurrection of the body, p. 175;
    • certain supposed coincidences with Christianity, p. 175
  • Eusebius, on the earthquakes in the valley of the Lycus, p. 39;
    • his mistake respecting some martyrdoms, p. 48;
    • silence on quotations from Canonical writings, p. 52;
    • on tracts against Montanism, p. 56;
    • the Thundering Legion, p. 61;
    • on Marcellus, i. 15
  • evil, Gnostic theories about, p. 78
  • exorcists at Ephesus, p. 95
  • ἑαυτοῦ and αὑτοῦ, i. 12;
  • ἐγώ, Ph. 19
  • ἐθελοθρησκεία, ii. 23
  • εἴ γε, i. 23
  • εἰκών, i. 15, iii. 11
  • εἶναι καρποφορούμενον, i. 6
  • εἰς, i. 6, ii. 22, Ph. 6
  • ἐκ Λαοδικίας (τὴν), iv. 16
  • ἐκκλησία, iv. 15
  • ἐκλεκτός, iii. 12
  • ἐλλογᾶν, Ph. 18
  • ἐλπίς, i. 5
  • ἐν, iv. 12;
    • denoting the sphere, i. 4;
    • ἐν αὐτῷ, i. 16;
    • ἐν μέρει, ii. 16;
    • ἐν παντὶ θελήματι, iv. 12;
    • ἐν πᾶσιν, i. 18;
    • ἐν τοῖς ἔργοις, i. 21;
    • ἐν ὑμῖν, i. 27, iii. 16;
    • ἐν Χριστῷ, i. 2
  • ἐνεργεῖν, ἐνεργεῖσθαι, i. 29
  • ἔνι, iii. 11
  • ἐξαγοράζεσθαι, iv. 5
  • ἐξαλέιφειν, ii. 14
  • ἐξουσία, i. 13, 16
  • ἔξω (ὁἰ, iv. 5
  • ἑορτή, ii. 16
  • ἐπιγινώσκειν, ἐπίγνωσις, p. 100, i. 6, 9, Ph. 6
  • ἐπιθυμία, iii. 5
  • ἐπιμένειν, i. 23
  • ἐπιστολή (ἡ), iv. 16
  • ἐπιχορηγεῖν, ii. 19
  • ἐποικοδομεῖν, ii. 7
  • ἐργάζεσθαι, iii. 23
  • ἐρεθίζειν, iii. 21
  • ἐρῥιζωμένοι, ii. 7
  • ἔρχεσθαι, iii. 6
  • εὐάρεστος, iii. 20
  • εὐδοκία, εὐδοκεῖν, i. 19
  • εὐχαριστεῖν, εὐχαριστία, ii. 7, i. 3;
  • Ἐφέσια γράμματα, p. 95
  • ἔχειν, Ph. 17
  • ἐχθροί, i. 21
  • F (Codex Augiensis) relation to G, p. 345
  • Firstborn of all Creation, i. 15
  • Flaccus, p. 20
  • Frankel on the Essenes, p. 121 sq.

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