15. death denounced against those God, ^Q. according to Plato, both
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Jeremiah, '' The Lord remembered His dead from Israel that slept in the earth of the sepulchre, and He came down to them to preach His salvation,"
as said by God to Adam, " Behold, before thy face are good and evil, choose the good," 33.
19. almost all Samaritans and a few others worship him as the "first god ,'
20, 220. Helena his " first idea," 20.
Justin demands that his statue be throw^n down, 44. his magic wonders, 43. (see Demons.) Sin, we were born the children of necessity and ignorance, and brought up in evil customs, and wicked trainFacts stated respecting our Lord which are not recorded in Scripture : our Lord born in a cave, l7l.—made ploughs and yokes, 185 —at His baptism fire kindled in the Jordan, 184.—the ass found tied to a vine, 25.
—Christ's murderers set Him on the judgment seat, and said, " Judge us," 27.— Christ said, " In whatsoever things I find you, in the same will I judge you," 128.
Scythians^ Christians among them, 216. ing, 47. hence the need of the new birth in baptism, ibid, mankind had from Adam become subject to death and the deceit of the serpent, each of them having by his own fault committed sin, 184, assimilating themselves to Adam, 225. all under a curse, the Jews according to the words of the Law as not continuing in all its precepts, and much more the heathen, 191, 192. Christ born without sin of the Virgin Mary, 99. the serpent caused Adam to commit Sects, of Jews, 174.
Septuagint, Ptolemy forming a library, and endeavouring to collect the works of every author, sent to Herod that the books of the prophecies might be transmitted to him, 23. these being in Hebrew, he sent a second time for translators, ibid, seventy elders made the translation, his offence, 191.
Sinners, from among all nations great sinners are saved, 209. (see Grace.) Socrates and other good men persecuted and imprisoned through the agency of evil demons, 63. did not fear his hearers, 60. said no man should be honoured before the truth, 159, 178. the books remain in the possession of the Egyptians even to the present time, and are in the hands of the Jews throughout the world, 23.
(see Jewish teachers.) Serenius Granianus, proconsul of Asia, ibid, rejected Homer and the other poets, 65. endeavoured to deliver men from devils, 4. expelled demons from his polity, Q5. accused of the same things as Christians, ibid, exhorted men to gain the knowledge of the God Who was unknown to them, 65, QQ. taught the immortality of the soul, 14.
Christ known to him had written to Adrian about the accusers of the Christians, 53.
Serpent, painted at the side of each of the gods, 21. the prince of the evil spirits so called, ibid, fell with a great in part, since He is the "Word, Who fall because he deceived Eve, ibid.
225. wrought wickedness from the beginning, 125. cursed by God from the beginning, 188,209.itdidnotsave the people, nor was intended by M oses is in every one, QQ. a Christian though accounted an atheist, 35.
Sodom and Gomorrah, the whole region waste, burnt up and unfruitful, 41 . as any one may see who wishes, ibid. to be trusted in, ibid, to be slain by God's great sword, i.e. Christ, ibid, through it transgression had its Soldiers, if they prefer their allegiance to friends and even life, much more should Christians, who look for incorruption as their reward, 30.
Solomon, his idolatry, 112.
Sotades, his shameful poems, 69. origin, ibid, set on a cross, 45, 191. to signify the destruction of the power of the serpent, and to proclaim to believers in the Crucified, salvation from the wounds of the serpent, i.e. from evil deeds, ibid.
So^il, the philosophers cannot tell what it is, 78. it is not because it is a part of the Supreme Mind that it can see God, ^Q. according to Plato, both ingenerate and immortal, 78. this opinion refuted, 79. according to Plato only righteous souls see God, and that especially when freed from the body, 76, 77. others are imprisoned in the bodies of beasts, S?ij//, her prophecy of final conflagration,
15. death denounced against those who read her books, 34.
(see Index of Profane Authors.) Simon Magus, his wicked and deceitful doctrine held in utter contempt by Justin, 69. in the time of Claudius held to be a god, and, as such, honoured with a statue, 19, 43. inscribed " to Simon the holy god," ibid, this a useless punishment, indeed no punishment at all, ibid.