INDEX IV.

AN

ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE

OF

AUTHORS, SECTS, AND WRITINGS,

WHOSE HISTORY IS WRITTEN, AND FROM WHICH EXTRACTS
ARE MADE, IN THIS ANd the preceding volumes.

Adamantius, author of a dialogue against
the Marcionites

Adamites or Adamians, an imaginary sect
Addas, or Adimantus, a Manichee; near
the end of the third or the beginning of
the fourth century

Adrian, emperor

A. D. VOL. PAGE

33 vi. 596
340 iii. 583

ii. 331

33 vi. 605

Aerius

Aetius, an Arian

Julius Africanus

Agapius, a Manichæan writer of the fourth
century

Agathias, writer of the history of Justinian
Agrippa Castor

Alexander, Bp. of Alexandria

Alexander, Bp. of Jerusalem

Alexander of Lycopolis, in the fourth cen-
tury

The Alexandrian Manuscript

Alogians, an imaginary sect

about

500

iii. 269

vii. 574
V. 80
viii. 627

Ambrose, Origen's friend

Ambrose, Bp. of Milau

Amelius, a Platonic philosopher

Ammonius, author of the Harmony of the
Gospels.

Ammonius Saccas, a heathen philosopher at
Alexandria, master of Plotinus.
Ammonius, a grammarian and priest at
Alexandria, master of Socrates the
historian

Amphilochius, Bp. of Iconium

Anatolius, Bp. of Laodicea

Anatolius, præfect of Illyricum in the time
Constantius, a zealous gentile

Andrew, Bp. of Cæsarea in Cappadocia
Angelics, an obscure sect

263 vii. 372

220 ii. 438

vii. 446

Anonymous author of the second epistle
ascribed to Clement of Rome, written in
the third century
Anonymous author against Artemon
Anonymous author of Questiones et Respon-
siones ad Orthodoxos, ascribed to Justin
Martyr, written in the fifth century
Anonymous author of the epistle to Diog-
netus; the second or third century

Anonymous author of a Computation of

Easter
Anonymous author concerning Discipline
Anonymous author in praise of Martyrdom;
the third century

Anonymous author against the Novatian

Heretic
Anonymous author of the Passion of Per-
petua and Felicitas

Anonymous author of Rebaptizing
Anonymous author concerning shows
Anonymous author of Circumcision; time

uncertain

Anonymous writer against the christians
Anonymous author against the Marcion-

ites time uncertain

:

༔ བིང རྩེ རྩེ སྐྱས རྔུ

203 ii. 584
256 iii. 66

250 iii.

57

iii. 110

303 vii. 471

iv. 166

Anonymous author of the Acts of Saturninus

and others: at the beginning of the fourth
century

iii. 560

Caians, or Cainites, an imaginary sect
Caius

Candidus: in the second century
Carpocrates, a Heretic in the second century
The third council of Carthage

Cassian, a principal defender of Docetism,

about

J. Cassian

Cerinthus, an early Heretic

Chalcidius, a philosopher; time uncertain
Chromatius, Bp. of Aquileia

John Chrysostom, Bp. of Constantinople
Claudian

Clement, Bp. of Rome

Clement of Alexandria

556

176 vii. 210

viii. 444

viii. 404

vii. 570

401 iv. 579

Clementine Homilies: the second century
Clementine Epitome: fourth or fifth century
A Commentary upon thirteen of St. Paul's
Epistles. And see Hilary, deacon of

Rome Commodian

Constantine the Great, the first christian

251 iii. 74

Cosmas, of Alexandria

Cresconius, grammarian among the Donatists

Cyprian, Bp. of Carthage, in Africa
Cyril, Bp. of Jerusalem

Cyril, Bp. of Alexandria

248 iii.

Dorotheus, Presbyter of Antioch

vii. 515

378 iv. 376

230 vii. 338

98 vii. 298

247 ii. 643

V. 72

490

vii. 123

170 ii. 144

259 iii.

127

312 iii. 555

iii. 560, &c.

328 iii. 553

356 viii. 278

Dorotheus, author of a Synopsis of the life and death of the prophets and apostles, of no great value, probably composed in the sixth century