19. Angels, not transient but permanent
INDEX.
This Index is taken, with some few alterations, from that of the Benedictine Edition.
Amalek, to be destroyed by the true Joshua, 233.
Amen at the end of the eucharistic prayer, 51.
Ammonites, still a great multitude, 218.
Amphilochus, his oracle an argument that souls are in a state of sensation after death, 14.
Ananias, Azarias, and Misael, were Christians, 35.
Abraham, Christians, not Arabs or Idumeans, the " nations" promised to him, 218.
Christians his race, 85. their call like his, 218. his faith approved in uncircumeision, 85, 99. the first who received circumcision, 94. a Christian, 35.
Achilles, 19.
Acts, (see Pilate.) Adam, the abode of God's inspiration, ^^ Angel of God,'" the, our Lord, 48, 139, 140, 144, 145, 147, 148, 168, 190, 226, 227.
Angel, the terra applied to prophets, 167.
Angels, not transient but permanent existences, 229. are nourished in heaven though not with the same food as we, 143. for the manna 120. did not fulfil a thousand years, 176.
(see Sin.) Adonis, loved by Proserpine and Venus, 19.
Adrian, being consulted by many Governors of Provinces how the Christians should be dealt with, replied, that they should not be disturbed, unless they attempted something against the government, 54. in his letter to Fundanus, required that the proceedings should be is called " angels' food,'' ibid, if the at Mamre ate, He may have eaten as fire is said to eat, ibid.
Christians reverence good angels, 4. who follow and imitate the Son, ibid.
God delivered to angels the care of man, and of things under heaven, 61. they transgressed in regular form, 53. that recourse should not be had to clamour, ibid, if any ofi'ence against the laws should be proved, punishment should be inthis order, and of the daughters of men begat the demons, ibid, enslaved the human race by teaching magic, terrors, and sacrifices, which flicted accordingly, ibid, malicious informers to be severely dealt with, ibid.
Advents, two, ?>9, 120,206. (see Christ.) their debased nature craved, ibid, introduced all vices amongst men, at the second, death utterly destroyed, 125. the Jews shall then see Him whom they have pierced, 89. their words then foretold by Zechariah, 39. some shall then be sent to eternal fire, others shall obibid, deeds of evil angels ascribed by the poets to God Himself and to His " sons," " brothers," and their " sons," ibid, the names of the heathen gods and heroes are those which the angels and demons assumed, ibid, the existence of evil angels proved from Scripture, 173. had power over the souls of prophets and righteous men like Samuel after tain immortality, 125.
^^sculapius, a diabolical counterfeit of the prophecies of Christ's healing power, 42, 1 60. ascended into heaven \6.
Alcmene, 160.
Alms, taught by Christ, II. done by their death, 2U2.
Animals, the same worshipped by some, sacrificed by others, disregarded by others of the heathen, 18, all who have means, 51. collected at the Eucharistic celebration, and put in the hands of the President to 19. so that all are impious in each assist the needy, 52, other's eyes, 18.