KAHNIS, on the Creed of Chalcedon, 747. Marriage, 112, 242. Kenosis, 761. Kenosists, or Kenotics, 761. Ktistolatræ, 767. L MARTIN OF TOURS, 202 ff. Martyrs and Saints, worship of, 423 ff. LACTANTIUS, 82, and passim; his life and MATERNUS, JULIUS FIRMIOus, 84. works, 955-958. Latin patriarchate, 288 ff. LEE, SAMUEL, on Eusebius, 874, 878. LEIBNITZ, on St. Augustine, 1002 (note). LIBERIUS, pope, 371, 635 f. Liturgies, 517 ff. Longobards, 641. Lord's Supper, see Eucharist. LUCIFER, bishop of Calaris, 983. LUTHER, on Jerome, 214, 978; on Augus- Maundy Thursday, 402. MELETIUS OF ANTIOCH, 372, 984. MICHAEL, archangel, festival of, 444. Milan, archbishop of, 293. MONICA, or MONNICA, 990, 991. Monte Cassino, 218. MOSES CHORENENSIS, 779. MARCELLUS, 651 ff. MARCIAN, emperor, 741. MARCELLINUS, AMmianus, 79, and often. NEPOTIAN, 986. Nestorianism, 714 ff. Nestorians, 729 ff. MARIUS MERCATOR, 714, 716, 784, 793, NESTORIUS, 715 ff.; his condemnation 800. Mariolatry, 422 ff., 946 f. 724; death and character, 728 £. New Platonism, 42 f., 68, 80. New Year, 399. Patriarchs of old and new Rome, 284 IL Nicæa, or Nice, council of, 349, 352, 622 PAULA, ST., 214 ff. ff. Nicene Creed, 629, 631, 667 ff. NICEPHORUS CALLISTI, 888. PAULINUS OF ANTIOCH, 373. PAULINUS OF MILAN, 792, 961, 964, 967 NIEDNER, on Chrysostom, 937, and pas- PAULUS OROSIUS, 795, 884. sim. NILUS OF SINAI, 198, 941. NIOBES, STEPHAnus, 767. Nomocanon, 355. NONNA, 910. NOURRISSON, on St. Augustine, 989, 1003, Ecumenical, see Ecumenical. OLYMPIAS, 261. ODOACER, 69, 823. Pelagianism, 785 ff. PELAGIUS, on Mariology, 419; his life PELAGIUS I., pope, 327, 772. Περιχώρησις, 680, 758. Person, in the Holy Trinity, 675 ££; of PETAVIUS, on the Trinity, 616, 676, and PETER, festival of, 443. PETER AND PAUL, festival of, 443. OPTATUS OF MILEVI, on the papacy, 308. PETER THE FULLER, 765. Orange, synod of, 866 ff. Orarion, 535. Ordination, 489 ff. ORESTES, 943. ORIGEN, doctrine of Christ, 619 f.; on Origenistic controversies, 698 ff., 769, Original sin, 829 ff., 833 ff. OSIUS (or HOSIUS) of Cordova, 627, 628, OWEN, JOHN, on the Person of Christ, OZANAM, on Jerome, 968. Phantasiasta, 766. Phelonion, 535. PHILASTRUS, or Philastrius, 931. PHILOPONnus, John, 674, 767. PLATO, on the origin of the soul, 831 Politics and religion, 131. P POSSIDIUS, 989, 994. POTAMON, 878. Prædestinatus, 863 f., 932. PACHOMIUS, 195. Paganism, origin of the word, 61; ex- Preëxistentianism, 831 ff. Predestination, doctrine of, 850 f Presbyters, 258. Presentation of Mary, 427. Priscillianists, 143, 1013. Procession of the Holy Ghost, 686 fi. Processions, 465. PROCLUS, 79. PROCLUS OF CYZICUM, 720 f. Propriety (proprietas), 676. PROSPER AQUITANUS, 859 fr., 862, 981 PRUDENTIUS, on the worship of sainta THEMISTIUS, the Monophysite, 767. THEODORE OF MopsUestia, 707, 717, 718 THEODOSIUS I., or THE GREAT, his charac 'See the note sub v. creationism o SHEDD, on the Trinity, 674, and 676 creatianism, p. 1081. ter and reign, 63; laws against idola- TAEOPHILUS, bishop of Alexandria, 65, Theotokos, 716 ff., 745. Thomas Christians, 733. Three Chapter controversy, 768 ff. Tradition, 606 ff. Traducianism, 830. TRIBONIANUS, 110. Trinitarian controversies, 616 ff. Trullan Council (692), 246. X Xenajas, 766. Ꮓ ZÖCKLER, on Jerome, 968, 973, 988. |