forbidden or allowed as food to Israel, spiritual significance of, , .
Antichrist, , .
Antioch, church at, , , .
Antiochians, supposed Epistle of Ignatius to them, -466; wherein he speaks of his bonds, of the true doctrine concerning Christ against the views of the early heretics, and exhorts them to certain duties.
Apostates, .
Apostles, ordinances as to the ministry, , .
Baptism prefigured in Old Testament, .
Barnabas, who he was, .
his epistle, -135; wherein he warns his readers against Judaism, and seeks to explain some Jewish customs.
in its progress, compared to a tower which is building, -340, , .
Circumcision, spiritual meaning of, , .
Clement, introductory notice of, -5.
his first epistle, -49.
preface to second epistle, .
second epistle, -66.
Commandments, of God, .
of Hermas, -370;
how they can be kept, -373.
Confession of sin, .
of Christ, , .
Conformity to Christ, .
Corinthians, Epistle of Clement to, wherein he commends them, -9;
shows the effects of envy among them, , , ;
exhorts them to repentance, ;
to humility, , , ;
to peace, ;
to good works, ;
to church order, -41;
to brotherly love, -47.
Crocus of Ephesus, .
Cross, the, of Christ prefigured in Old Testament, , .
the glory of, .
Covenant, the, lost by the Jews, ;
who are heirs of, .
Covetousness, .
Damas, bishop of Magnesia, .
Danaids, martyrdom of, .
Daniel, .
Darkness, the way of, .
David, his humility, .
Deacons, , , , .
Desire, the twofold, , .
Devil, snares of the, , , .
not to be feared, , , .
how resisted, , .
Diognetus, Epistle to, wherein the writer shows why he wrote it, ;
the vanity of idols, ;
the superstitions of the Jews, ;
the manifestation of Christ, ;
the state of the world before Christ came, ;
why Christ came so late, ;
the blessings He brings, ;
the importance of divine knowledge, .
Dircae, martyrdom of, .
Doctrines, false, , , , , .
profound, .
Duties, Christian, , , , , , , , , , .
of deacons, etc., .
of presbyters, etc., , .
relative, -229, , , .
of husbands and wives, , , , , , .
of the Christian flock, , .
Ebionite, .
Elm tree, similitude of, .
Enoch, .
Envy, its effects on Corinthian church, , , ;
on the church in all ages, -12.
Ephesians, Epistle of Ignatius to, -169;
he commends them, , , , ;
exhorts them to unity, , , ;
to various duties, -163;
warns against false teachers and doctrines, , , , ;
Syriac version of epistle, .
Esther, her example, .
Eucharist, , .
Evil deeds, , , , .
desires, .
speaking, .
Example of Christ, , , .
Examples of love, , .
Faith, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .
Falsehood, .
Fasting, ;
the acceptable, , ;
a type of Christ, .
Fathers exhorted, .
Fear of God, , , , , .
Fish, Israel may not eat, spiritual significance of, .
Goat, the, sent away, .
God, His character, , , , , , , .
how to draw near and serve Him, , , , , , .
imitators of, ;
of faith in, .
Good deeds, .
Gospel superior to law, , .
Grace, .
Graces, Christian, , , .
Grief, .
Happiness, .
Harmony in the church, .
Heretics, views of early, , , , , , , , , .
Hermas, Pastor of, introductory notice of, .
his five visions, wherein, after admonitions to himself, he is shown the church arising as a glorious tower, -348.
his commandments, twelve in number, embracing Christian duties, -374.
his similitudes, nine in number, -435.
Hero, deacon of Antioch, epistle of Ignatius to him, -473; wherein he is exhorted to earnestness and moderation, cautioned against false teachers, instructed as to certain duties, and pointed out as the future bishop of Antioch.
Holy Spirit, , , , , , , , , .
Holiness, , , .
Humility enjoined, , , , , ;
of Christ, ;
of saints, , .
Husbands, duty of, , , , , .
Hyssop, .
Idols, vanity of, , .
Ignatius, mentioned by Polycarp, , ;
introductory note to his epistles, -144.
Epistle to the Ephesians, -169.
Epistle to the Magnesians, -178.
Epistle to the Trallians, -206.
Epistle to the Romans, -220.
Epistle to the Philadelphians, -238.
Epistle to the Smyrnæans, -255.
Epistle to Polycarp, -267.
Syriac versions of his Epistles to Polycarp, Ephesians, Romans, -285.
In them he speaks of his bonds, , , , , , , ;
his desire for martyrdom, , , , , ;
seeks the prayers of the churches, , , ;
speaks of his need of humility, ;
of his knowledge, , .
Account of his martyrdom, -297;
condemned by Trajan, ;
sails to Smyrna, ;
writes to the churches, ;
is brought to Rome, ;
is devoured by wild beasts at Rome, ;
appears in a vision after death, .
spurious Epistles of. Introductory note, -453;
to the Tarsians, ;
to the Antiochians, ;
to Hero, a deacon of Antioch, ;
to the Philippians, -482;
to, from Maria the Proselyte, ;
to Mary at Neapolis, ;
to John the Apostle, ;
a second Epistle to John, ;
to the Virgin Mary, .
Imitators of God, ;
of Christ, , , .
Impure thoughts, , .
Isaac, .
Jacob, , .
James the Just, .
Jews not heirs of covenant, .
superstitions of, .
observances of, .
Jewish sacrifices abolished, .
John the Apostle, Epistles of Ignatius to him, , .
Jonah, .
Josiah, .
Judaizing teachers, , , .
Judas, .
Judith, .
Judged in the flesh, .
Justification, , .
Kingdom of God looked for, .
Knowledge, , , , .
Law of Christ, .
Life, , , .
Light, way of, .
Lot, his example, .
Lord’s day, .
Love commended, , .
brotherly, , , .
Moses an example of, .
other examples of, .
to God, , , .
Luxury, -393.
Magnesians, Epistle of Ignatius to, -178;
wherein he shows the honour and submission due by them to their bishop, -179, ;
warns against Judaism and false doctrine, -183.
Marriage, , , .
Martyrdom of Polycarp, -95.
of Ignatius, -297.
Martyrs, , , , , .
Maries, the, in the gospels, .
Mary at Neapolis, Epistle of Ignatius to, in answer to a letter from her. He speaks of his state, and his desire to see her, .
Maria the Proselyte, her letter to Ignatius requesting that other labourers be sent to her church, -486.
Mary, the Virgin, supposed letter of Ignatius to her, and her reply to the same, .
Matthew and Mark’s Gospels according to Papias, .
Messengers of Magnesian church, .
to be sent to Antioch, .
Millennium, .
Ministers, order of, in church, , .
Moses, , , -127;
quelling strife, ;
his love for Israel, .
Mountains, similitude of, by Hermas, , .
Mystery of circumcision, , .
Mysteries, three, hid from Satan, .
Noah, , .
Nicolaitans, , , .
Obedience to God, , , , .
to Christ, .
Office-bearers of church at Ephesus, ;
at Magnesia, ;
at Philadelphia, .
Onesimus, bishop of Ephesus, .
Order in the church, , , .
Papias, fragments of, .
Patience, , , .
Paul and Peter, martyrdom of, .
Peace, , ;
of universe, ;
of church, .
Philadelphians, Epistle of Ignatius to them, consisting chiefly of exhortations to unity, -238.
Philippians, Epistle of Polycarp to them, consisting of commendations of them, and exhortations to Christian duties, -77.
Supposed Epistle of Ignatius to them, wherein he declares the unity of the Godhead, also facts in the history of Christ; shows the malignity, folly, inconsistency, and ignorance of Satan, and concludes with exhortations, -482.
Phœnix, the, .
Polybius, bishop of Tralles, , .
Polycarp. Introductory notice, ;
his epistle, ;
his humility, ;
his praise of Paul, ;
he is betrayed, ;
he refuses to revile Christ, ;
confesses Christ, ;
his last prayer, ;
in the fire, ;
his body burned, .
mentioned by Ignatius, , ;
Epistle of Ignatius to him, consisting of counsels as to his work, -267;
Syriac version of the same, .
Prayer, , , , , , , , .
Prayers requested, , , , .
Presbyters, ; duties of, , , .
Presbytery, submission to, , , , , ;
its function, .
Priestly office, contention regarding, , .
Prophets, the, speak of Christ, ;
to be esteemed, ;
how to judge aright of such in the church, -370.
Purification, , .
Purity of heart, , .
of conduct, .
Quintus the apostate, .
Rahab, her example, .
Red heifer, .
Repentance, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .
Reprobate men, various classes of, -339.
Resurrection, Christ’s, , , , .
our, , , , .
Revelation, inspiration of the, .
Riches, , .
Righteous, the, their sufferings, ;
we should cleave to them, .
distinguished, , .
Romans, Epistle of Ignatius to, wherein he expresses his desire for martyrdom, and his reasons for the same, -220.
Satan, his malignity, folly, inconsistency, ignorance, -481.
Schismatics, how to be dealt with, -225.
Sedition in church of Corinth, .
to be avoided, .
Self-conceit condemned, .
Self-restraint enjoined, .
Sheep and shepherd, similitude of, by Hermas, .
Similitudes of Hermas, -425.
Sinners, .
Sins confessed, , , .
Slaves, duty of, , .
Smyrnæans, Epistle of Ignatius to, -255;
wherein he states incidents in the history of Christ, -243;
gives views of early heretics, -248;
and enjoins submission to their bishop, -251.
Strife, its effects, , .
Christian, .
Submission to Christ, .
to one another, .
of authors of sedition, .
Sufferings of Christ. See .
of men, , .
Swine not allowed as food to Israel, , .
Tarsians, supposed Epistle of Ignatius to them, -460; wherein he speaks of his sufferings, the true doctrine concerning Christ as against prevailing errors, and exhorts to duties.
Teachers, false, , , , , , .
fate of such, .
Temple, Jewish view of, .
the true, , .
Temptation of Christ, .
Testament given to Moses and to us, , .
Thoughts, sinful, -326.
Tower, church compared to, -344, -416.
Traditions, Jewish, , .
Trallians, Epistle of Ignatius to, ;
wherein he commends them, ;
exhorts them to be subject to their spiritual rulers, -192;
warns them against heretics, , , , ;
shows the reality of the history given us of Christ, -203.
Trees in winter and summer, the similitude of, , .
Tribulation, , .
Unbelievers, .
Unity, exhortations to, -150, , , , , , , , , .
Unity of Godhead, .
Valens the presbyter, .
Vice forsaken and virtue followed, , .
Vine, the similitude of, .
Vineyard, similitude of, .
Virgins exhorted, , .
Virgin Mary, supposed letter of Ignatius to her, and her reply, .
