Grebel, Conrad, fanatic, p. 687, s. 5

Greeks and Latins at variance, 7th cent. p. 245, s. 1;
8th, p. 271, s. 12; 9th, p. 316, s. 27; 10th, p. 341, s. 7;
11th, p. 378, s. 9; 12th, p. 421, s. 14; 13th, p. 473, s.
13; 14th, p. 516, s. 9; 15th, p. 533, s. 12

church, state and history of in 16th cent. p.
627; in 17th, p. 778; in 18th, p. 869, s. 13; opposed
to the Romish church, p. 778, s. 1

literature among the Latins, in 14th cent. p.
487, s. 4; in 15th, p. 524, s. 3
Greenland, enlightened, 10th cent. p. 327, s. 8
Gregentius, archbishop in Arabia, 6th cent. p. 192, s. 7;
p. 225, n.

Gregorius, writer, 7th cent. p. 248, n.
Gregory Thaumaturgus, 3d cent. p. 95, s. 7, n. 1

s. 37

538, n.

Illuminator, Armenia, 4th cent. p. 124, s. 19
of Nazianzum, 4th cent. p. 134, s. 9, n. 2
of Nyssa, 4th cent. p. 134, s. 9, n. 2
bishop of Tours, 6th cent. p. 227, 8. 9.
or George, Pisides, 7th cent. p. 248, s. 5
[George] Pachymeres, 13th cent. p. 438, s. 1
Abulpharajus, 13th cent. p. 438, s. 1

Palamas, monk and bishop, 14th cent. p. 508,

of Rimini, 14th cent. p. 509, s. 37
Acindynus, 14th cent. p. 507, s. 37

Guy, king of Jerusalem, 12th cent. p. 393. s. 10
Guyon, Jane Maria Bouvieres, de la, p. 776, s. 50
Gyula or Gylas, duke of Hungary, 10th cent. p. 326, s. 6
HABERKORN, Peter, p. 745, s. 12
Hackspann, Theodore, p. 792, s. 15
Haco, king of Norway, 10th cent. p. 327, s. 8
Hadrian I. pope, 8th cent. p. 270, s. 9; p. 277, n.
II. pope, 9th cent. p. 305, n.

IV. pope, 12th cent. p. 403, s. 9; p. 414, n.
V. pope, 13th cent. p. 448, s. 14
VI. pope, 16th cent. p. 575, s. 18
Heathen: see Pagan

Hagen, Adelsteen, king of Norway, p. 327, s. 8
Hager, Balthazar, p. 740, s. 2

Hainricus, German annalist, 14th cent. p. 512, n.
Haiton or Aiton, Armenian, 14th cent. p. 503, n.
Halem, Henry de, 14th cent. p. 503, s. 30
Hales, John, p. 830, s. 24; p. 841, n.

Halitgarius, bishop of Cambray, 9th cent. p. 304, n.
Halle, university, p. 790, s. 11; p. 801, n.
Hallean heretics, 13th cent. p. 475, s. 2
Hallelujah, burial of, 15th cent. p. 554, n. 2
Hamburgh, an archbishopric, 9th cent. p. 287, s. 2
Hamel, a Jesuit, p. 625, s. 39

Hamilton, Patrick, p. 586, n. 1

Trapezuntinus, 15th cent. p. 537, s. 23

or George, Hermonymus or Charitonymus,

15th cent. p. 538, n.

the Abyssinian, p. 783, s. 6

I. or the Great, bishop of Rome, 6th cent.
p. 217, s. 2; p. 219, s. 1; p. 224, s. 9; p. 230, s. 2
II. pope, 8th cent. p. 276, n.
III. pope, 8th cent. p. 276, n.
IV. pope, 9th cent. p. 304, n.

V. pope, 10th cent. p. 335, s. 7
VI. pope, 11th cent. p. 356, s.3

VII. (Hildebrand), pope, 11th cent. p. 336, s.

10; p. 357, s. 5; p. 374, s. 31

VIII. pope, 12th cent. p. 402, s. 5; p. 406, s. 14;
p. 414, n.

IX. pope, 13th cent. p. 446, s. 10; p. 467, n.
X. pope, 13th cent. p. 448, s. 13; p. 468, n.
XI. pope, 14th cent. p. 495, s. 13
XII. pope, 15th cent. p. 256, s. 2

XIII. pope, p. 613, s. 13

XIV. pope, p. 613, s. 13

XV. pope, p. 738, s. 1

Gretzer, James, p. 762, s. 32

Grevinchovius, Nicholas, p. 842, s. 8

Grevius, Philip, of Paris, 13th cent. p. 467, n.
John, p. 843, s. 8

Greulich, Joachim, p. 809, s. 41

Gruet, James, p. 682, s. 39

Gruytrodius, James, 15th cent. p. 545, n.

Gualbert, John, founder of monks of Vallombrosa,
11th cent. p. 369, s. 24

Gualdo of Corbey, 11th cent. p. 375, n.

Thomas: see Kempis

Hampton Court Conference, p. 820, n. 2
Hanau, church of, p. 675, s. 26

Harald Klack, king of Jutland, 9th cent. p. 287, s. 1
Graufeldt, king of Norway, 10th cent. p. 327,

8.8

Blatand, Gormon's son, p. 326, s. 7

Hardenberg, Albert, p. 665, s. 14

Harduin, John, p. 761, s. 31

Harphius, Henry, 15th cent. p. 543, s. 24

Hartmutus or Hartmann of St. Gall, 9th cent. p. 305, n.
Hattem, Pontianus van, p. 836, s. 36
Hattemists, p. 836, &c.

Hatto, bishop of Basil, 9th cent. p. 304, n.
Havelburg, a bishopric, 10th cent. p. 327, s. 9
Hauranne, Johnede Verger de, abbot of St. Cyran, p.
768, 8. 40; 772, n. 3

Haymo of Halberstadt, 9th cent. p. 292, s. 6; p. 302, s. 11
Hebrew, studied, in 13th cent. p. 441, s. 6; in 14th, p.
487, s. 4

Heddius, English musician, 8th cent. p. 276, n.

Hederick, Thomas, p. 740, s. 2

Hegesippus, Ecclesiastical Historian, 2d cent. p. 65, n.

Heidegger, John Henry, p. 837, s. 37

Heidelberg catechism, p. 665, s. 14

Heilbron, a Protestant city, p. 581, n. 1

Heilbronn, James, p. 745, s. 12

Heimburg, Gregory de, 15th cent. p. 546, n.

Heinius, John, p. 787, s. 5

Helena, mother of Constantine, 4th cent. p. 143, n. 1
Helinandus, a chronicler, 13th cent. p. 467, n.
Heliogabalus, emperor, 3d cent. p. 85, s. 2
Helladius, bishop of Tarsus, 5th cent. p. 186, n.
Alexander, p. 779, n. 1

Hellwig, Christian, p. 750, s. 16

Helmold, a chronicler, 12th cent. p. 414, n.
Helmont, John Baptist, p. 733, s. 30
Helmstadian controversy, p. 795, s. 20
Helvetians converted in 7th cent. p. 240, s. 3
Hemming, Nicholas, p. 675, s. 26; p. 811, s. 1.

8. 6

Guaquinus, Robert, 15th cent. p. 545, n.

Guaterius or Galterius, 12th cent. p. 414, n.
Guelph, duke of Bavaria, 11th cent. p. 361, s. 11
Guerric, canon of Tours, 12th cent. p. 414, n.
Guibert or Gilbert of Nogent, 12th cent. p. 414, n.
Guido, Baifius, jurist, 13th cent. p. 468, n.

French monk and writer, 13th cent. p. 469, n.
bishop of Perpignan, 14th cent. p. 511, n.
Juvenalis, 15th cent. p. 535, s. 19

Guigo or Guido, monk, 12th cent. p. 414, n
Guise, family of, p. 666, s. 15
Guitmund, archbishop of Aversa, 11th cent. p. 374, n.
Gulielmus, librarian at Rome, 9th cent. p. 305, n..

de Baldensel, traveller, 14th cent. p. 512, n.
Gunther, Ligurinus, 13th cent. p. 440, s. 5
Gustavus Vasa, p. 582, s. 29

Adolphus, p. 742, s. 6

Guthebald, missionary, 10th cent. p. 327, s. 8

Henichius, John, p. 787, s. 5; p. 799, s. 24
Henoticon, an edict of Zeno, 5th cent. p. 207, s. 20
Henricians, sect, 12th cent. p. 426, s. 8
Henry II. German emperor, 11th cent. p. 356, s. 3

III. German emperor, 11th cent. p. 356, s. 4
IV. German emperor, 11th and 12th cent. p.
359, s. 8; p. 401, s. 2

V. German emperor, 12th cent. p. 361, s. 11;
p. 401, s. 2

archbishop of Upsal, 12th cent. p. 389, s. 3
of Huntingdon, historian, 12th cent. p. 414, n.
the Lion, 12th cent. p. 390, s. 5

founder of the Henricians, 12th cent. p. 424, s. 8
de Segusio, cardinal, 13th cent. p. 468, n.
Raspo, of Thuringia, 12th cent. p. 437, s. 3
of Ghent, 13th cent. p. 468, n.

Suso or Amandus of Constance, a mystic, 13th
cent. p. 469, n.

de Urimaria or Trimaria, 14th cent. p. 512, n.

Jacobus I. king of Arragon, 13th cent. p. 436, s. 10
de Voragine, 13th cent. p. 441, n. 2; p. 464,
8. 44

de Benedictis, 11th cent. p. 510, n.

bishop of Lausanne, 14th cent. p. 511, n.
de Marchia, 15th cent. p. 552, s. 14
of Brixen, 15th cent. p. 552, s. 14
Magni, monk, 14th cent. p. 513, n.
de Paradiso, 15th cent. p. 545, n.
Picolominæus, 15th cent. p. 545, n.
Perezius, 15th cent. p. 545, n.
Jacobellus de Misa, 15th cent. p. 530, s. B
Jagello of Lithuania, 14th cent. p. 484, s. 3
Jamblichus, Platonic philosopher, 4th cent. p. 126, s.
2, n. 5

James, son of Zebedee, martyr, p. 21, n.

the Just, or the Less, martyr, p. 21, n.
bishop of Nisibis, 4th cent. p. 137, n.
bishop of Edessa, 7th cent. p. 245, s. 4

I. king of England, p. 668, n.; p. 744, s. 10; p.
787, s. 4; p. 819, s. 19; p. 825, n. 2

II. king of England, p. 744, s. 10; p. 826, n.; p.
831, s. 26

Jansenius, Cornelius, p. 768, s. 39; p. 770, s. 42
Jansenists, p. 758, s. 26; p. 766, s. 36; p. 769, s. 41; p.
770, s. 42, &c.; p. 869, s. 12

Japan missions, p. 602, s. 3; p. 721, s. 15
Jasidians, an oriental sect, p. 634, s. 18
Java, Dutch missions to, p. 723, s. 17

Javorski, Stephen, p. 782, s. 5; p. 870, 8. 13

Ibas, bishop of Edessa, 5th cent. p. 186, n.; p. 232,
s. 10

Iberians, converted, 4th cent. p. 124, s. 20
Iceland, converted, 10th cent. p. 327, s. 8
Idacius, Clarus, a Spanish bishop, 4th cent. p. 142, n.
Idatius, or Hydatius, Spanish bishop, 5th cent. p. 190, n.
Jeremiæ, Peter, 15th cent. p. 544, n.

Jerome, or Hieronymus, monk and learned father, 4th
cent. p. 139, s. 10, n. 1; p. 144, s. 4; p. 153, s. 24; p.
195, s. 14

of Prague, 15th cent. p. 531, s. 7
Jerusalem, first church there, p. 20, s. 5; demolished
by the Romans, A.D. 70, p. 23, s. 3; rebuilt, and
called Elia Capitolina, in 2d cent. p. 55, s. 11;
captured by the Saracens, 7th cent. p. 248, n. 9;
patriarchate of, p. 128, n. 2; p. 627, s. 3; kingdom of
set up, 11th cent. p. 348, s. 7; terminated in 13th
cent. p. 435, s. 8; council of, p. 781, s. 3
Jesujabas, a Nestorian patriarch, 7th cent. p. 239, s. 1;
p. 254, s. 3

Jesse, bishop of Amiens, 8th cent. p. 277, n.
Jesuates, monks, 14th cent. p. 506, s. 35
Jesuits, p. 601, s. 2; p. 610, s. 10; p. 621, s. 28; p. 622,
s. 30; p. 714, s. 3, &c.; p. 724, s. 19; p. 746, s. 13; p.
750, s. 17; p. 752, s. 18, &c.; p. 753, s. 21, n. 4; p.
759, s. 28; p. 761, s. 31; p. 764, s. 33; p. 767, s. 37;
p. 768, s. 40; p. 770, s. 43; p. 866, s. 2

Jetzer, John, story of, p. 562, n. 3

Jews, civil and religious state of, at Christ's birth, p. 13,
s. 1; notices of, 1st cent. pp. 23, 31; 2d, pp. 55, 75;
3d, p. 90; 4th, p. 121; 5th, p. 174, n. 3; 6th, p. 215;
7th, p. 241, s. 5; 11th, p. 348, n. 1; 12th, p. 394, s. 15;
13th, p. 433, n. 5; 14th, p. 485, s. 3; 15th, p. 522, s. 1
Iconoclasti, Iconoduli, and Iconomachi, who, p. 281,
8. 11
Ignatius, bishop of Antioch, 2d cent. p. 38, s. 20; p.
55, s. 2; Syriac epistles of, p. 38, n.

s. 28

of Constantinople, 9th cent. p. 299, n.; p. 316,

name of the Jacobite patriarchs, p. 783, s. 6
Ignorance, holy, p. 624, s. 37

Ijejas, emperor of Japan, p. 722, n.
Ildefonsus, of Toledo, 7th cent. p. 248, s. 6
Image worship, in 4th cent. p. 143, s. 2; in 5th, p. 191,
s. 2; 6th, p. 230, s. 2; 7th, p. 250, s. 1; 8th, p. 272, s.
12; p. 280, s. 9; 9th, p. 310, s. 14; 10th, p. 339, s. 3
Immaculate conception of Mary, debated, p. 422, s. 19;
p. 515, s. 5; p. 553, s. 2; p. 562, n. 3; p. 774, n. 2;
feast of, 15th cent. p. 553, s. 2
Imola, John de, 15th cent. p. 545, n.

Alexander de, 15th cent. p. 546, n.

Impanation, what, p. 664, s. 12

Impostors, the three, a spurious book, p. 437, s. 3, n. 3
Imputation, doctrine of, p. 817, s. 15; p. 837, n. 4
Incense in worship, 3d cent. p. 105, s. 2

Independence of primitive churches, p. 35, s. 14; p. 62,

8. 2

Independents, English, p. 672, s. 21; p. 814, s. 9; p. 822,
s. 21, n. 3; p. 823, n.

American, p. 725, s. 20; p. 824, n. 4
Index, expurgatory, p. 609, s. 9

India, missions to, p. 602, s. 3; p. 715, s. 7; of the
West, America, p. 724, s. 19

Indians, (Arabs) converted by Pantanus, p. 51, s. 3
Indifferent things, what to be so accounted, p. 803, s. 31
Indulgences, 12th cent. p. 417, s. 3; 13th, p. 453, s. 26;
14th, p. 492, s. 6; 15th, p. 554, s. 2, n. 1; 16th, p. 551,
s. 8; p. 564, s. 17; p. 566, s. 3

Infallibility of popes, p. 622, s. 32; p. 770, s. 43
Infralapsarians, p. 815, s. 10; p. 872, s. 21
Ingulphus, abbot of Croyland, p. 375, n.
Innocent I. bishop of Rome, 5th cent. p. 189, n.
II. pope, 12th cent. p. 403, s. 7; p. 415, n.
III. pope, 12th and 13th cent. p. 406, s. 14;
p. 410, s. 23; p. 433, s. 3; p. 445, s. 6; p. 469, s. 2
IV. pope, 13th cent. p. 448, s. 11; p. 468, n.
V. pope, 13th cent. p. 468, n.
VI. pope, 14th cent. p. 495, s. 12
VII. pope, 15th cent. p. 526, s. 2
VIII. pope, 15th cent. p. 534, s. 17-
IX. pope, p. 613, s. 13

X. pope, p. 738, s. 1; p. 742, n. 4
XI. pope, p. 739, s. 1; p. 754, s. 22
XII. pope, p. 739, s. 1
XIII. pope, p. 868, s. 7

Inquisition, its origin, 13th cent. p. 451, s. 24, p. 476, s.
3; its modes of trial, p. 477, s. 5, n. 2; in 14th cent.
p. 518, s. 3; in 15th, p. 554, s. 2; p. 599, s. 12; p. 600,
s. 13; p. 601, s. 2; p. 609, s. 9
Insabbatati, Waldensians, 12th cent. p. 428, s. 11
Intention. rightly directed, p. 623, s. 35; p. 745, s. 31
Interim of Augsburg, p. 594, s. 4; p. 649, s. 29

of Leipsic, p. 648, s. 28
Intermediate state, controversy, 14th cent. p. 494, s. 9
Interpreters of Scripture: see Commentators
Investiture, right of, 11th cent. p. 364, s. 14, n. 2; p.
368, s. 21; 12th, p. 401, s. 3

Joachim, abbot of Flora, 12th cent. p. 456, s. 33; p. 483,
s. 15

Joanna, popess, 9th cent. p. 294, s. 4; p. 295, n. 2
Joel, chronologist, 13th cent. p. 438, s. 1
Johannelinus, John, 11th cent. p. 374, n.
Johannes or Jansen, Erasmus, p. 709, s. 14; p. 712, n. 5
Johannite christians, p. 633, s. 17
John, the Baptist, p. 18, s. 3; his festival instituted, p.
235, s. 4

the apostle, martyr under Domitian, p. 27, s. 15
Adolphus, duke of Holstein, p. 210, s. 1
Egeates, 5th cent. p. 186, n.

Algrin, cardinal, 13th cent. p. 467, n.

Anagnosta, Greek historian, 15th cent. p. 538, n.
Argyropulus, 15th cent. p. 538, n.
Ascusnage, 6th cent. p. 238, s. 10

bishop of Jerusalem, 4th cent. p. 138, n.
Balbus, 13th cent. p. 441, s. 6
Bassolis, 14th cent. p. 511, n.

Becan of Utrecht, 14th cent. p. 512, n.
Beccus or Vecchus, 13th cent. p. 463, s. 43
Belethus, 12th cent. p. 415, n.

Bromiard, 14th cent. p. 513, n.

Brompton, 12th cent. p. 415, n.

Burgundio, 12th cent. p. 415, n.

Calderinus, 14th cent. p. 512, n.

bishop of Antioch, 5th cent. p. 186, n.; p. 202,

s. 10

the Faster, bishop of Constantinople, 6th cent.
p. 219, s. 1; p. 223, s. 8-

bishop of Constantinople, 6th cent. p. 224, n.
of Scythopolis, 6th cent. p. 231, s. 6
monk, of Spain, 6th cent. p. 229, n.
archbishop of Dara, 7th cent. p. 248, n.

archbishop of Thessalonica, 7th cent. p. 213, n.
de Burgo, 14th cent. p. 513, n.

Cameniota, 10th cent. p. 337, n.

Camerterus, bishop of Constantinople, 12th cent.

p. 410, n.

Cananus, Greek historian, 15th cent. p. 538, n.
Canonicus, 14th cent. p. 511, n.

Capistranus, 15th cent. p. 540, s. 24

of Capua, 10th cent. p. 330, s. 5
Carpathius, 8th cent. p. 280, s. 7
Christian, of Boisneburg, p. 749, s. 16
Chrysostom: see Chrysostom
Cinnamus, 12th cent. p. 396, s. 1

Darensis, Syriac writer, 8th cent. p. 280, s. 7
deacon of Rome, 9th cent. p. 305, n.

metropolitan of Euchaita, 11th cent. p. 372, n.
Eugenius, 15th cent. p. 538, n.

s. 13

of Fribourg, 14th cent. p. 510, n.

de St. Geminiano, 13th cent. p. 468, n.
Frederick, of Saxony, p. 590, s. 7
Frederick, of Brunswick, p. 749, s. 16

George, of Saxony, p. 740, s. 2; p. 741, s. 4
George IV. of Saxony, p. 800, n.

Guallensis or Wallis, 13th cent. p. 463, n.
de Hexam, 12th cent. p. 415, n.

Honsemius, 14th cent. p. 512, n.

of Jandunum, 14th cent. p. 503, s. 30

Joseph Briennius, 15th cent. p. 537, s. 23

bishop of Constantinople, 15th cent. p. 538, n.
bishop of Modon, 15th cent. p. 538, n.
Jovian, emperor, 4th cent. p. 122, s. 15
Jovinian, Italian monk and reformer, 4th cent. p. 152,
8. 22

Ireland, reformation in, p. 598, s. 11; p. 599, n.
Irenæus, bishop of Lyons, 2d cent. p. 49, s. 15; p. 53, s.
5; p. 63, s. 5

count and bishop of Tyre, 5th cent. p. 186, n.
Christopher, p. 651, s. 33

Irene, express of Constantinople, 8th cent. p. 270, s. 10;
p. 282, s. 13, n. 3

Irish nation, converted in 5th cent. p. 175, s. 6
the first scholastics, 8th cent. p. 266, s. 3
presbyterians, account of, in 17th cent. p. 829, n.
Isaac, a converted Jew, 5th cent. p. 186, n.

bishop of Nineva, 6th cent. p. 225, n.
bishop of Langres, 9th cent. p. 305, n.
patriarch in Armenia, 12th cent. p. 410, n.
Argyrus, 14th cent. p. 508, n.

Jacobite patriarch, 15th cent. p. 538, n.

Lackland, king of England, 13th cent. p. 445, s. 8
de Lugio, 12th cent. p. 425, s. 5

archbishop of Lyons, 12th cent. p. 415, n.
of Naples, 14th cent. p. 571, n.

Malala, historian, 7th cent. p. 248, n.

Maro, 6th cent. p. 225, n.

Moschus, monk of Palestine, 7th cent. p. 248, n.
Neider, 15th cent. p. 541, s. 24
of Paris, 13th cent. p. 467, s. 44
of Parma, 13th cent. p. 455, s. 32
Peckham, 13th cent. p. 466, 8. 44
Philoponus, 6th cent. p. 216, s. 2
Phocas, 12th cent. p. 410, n.

de Polliaco, 14th cent. p. 497, s. 18
Prester or Presbyter: see Presbyter John
Pungens Asinum, 13th cent. p. 473, s. 14
of Salisbury, 12th cent. p. 413, 8. 23
archbishop of Saltsburg, 8th cent. p. 261, n. 2
Scholasticus, bishop of Constantinople, 6th cent.
p. 225, n.

Scotus Erigena, 9th cent. p. 292, s. 6; p. 303, s. 14
Scylitzes, 11th cent. p. 351, s. 2

Seneca, a jurist, 13th cent. p. 468, n.
Sigismund, of Brandenburg, p. 785, 8. 2
Sophista, a nominalist, p. 354, s. 9
Tambacus, 14th cent. p. 513, n.

Tzimisces, Greek emperor, 10th cent. p. 343, s. 2
Xiphilinus, 11th cent. p. 372, n.

Zonaras, Greek historian, 12th cent. p. 396, s. 1;
p. 409, s. 22

elector of Saxony, p. 579, s. 22; p. 581, s. 25; p.
590, s. 7

s. 7

of Braganza, king of Portugal, p. 753, s. 20
de S. Cruce, p. 615, s. 16

of Leon, canonized, p. 778, s. 52

II. bishop of Rome, 6th cent. p. 229, n.

Isenburg, church of, p. 675, s. 26

Isidorus Hispalensis, 6th cent. p. 179, s. 5; p. 184, s. 10,
n. 1

of Gaza, a philosopher, p. 127, s. 2; p. 28, s. 4

of Corduba, 5th cent. p. 189, n.

of Pelusium, 5th cent. p. 192, s. 5

of Seville, 6th cent. p. 218, s. 2; p. 228, s. 9
Pacensis (of Badajos), 8th cent. p. 227, n.
Ruthensis, 15th cent. p. 538, n.

Clarius, p. 620, s. 26

Isny, city, protested, p. 581, n. 1

Isychius or Hesychius, bishop of Jerusalem, 7th cent.
p. 247, s. 5

Italy, reformation in, p. 599, s. 13

Jubilee Romish, 13th cent. p. 474, s. 3; 15th, p. 516, s. 1;
p. 536, s. 17

Judas, a writer of 3d cent. p. 97, n.

Judicium Dei, or Ordeal, 9th cent. p. 319, s. 3, n. 3; p.
383, s. 1

Judgment-day, expected in the 10th cent. p. 339, s. 3
Julia Mammaa, 3d cent. p. 85, s. 2
Julian, emperor, 4th cent. p. 120, s. 12, n. 3; p. 123, s. 17
a Pelagian bishop and writer, 5th cent. p. 189, n.
bishop of Halicarnassus, 6th cent, p. 224, n. p.
237, s. 8

Pomerius, 5th cent. p. 190, n.
Pomerius, bishop of Toledo, 7th cent. p. 249, s. 6
a Spanish count, 8th cent. p. 265, s. 2
Juliana, lady Rosamond, p. 805, s. 34

Julius Africanus, 3d cent. p. 93, s. 7, p. 94, n. 1
Firmicus Maternus, poet, 4th cent. p. 142, n.
I. bishop of Rome, 4th cent. p. 142, n.

8.42

II. pope, p. 559, 8. 4

III. pope, p. 612, s. 13

VII. pope, 8th cent. p. 276, n.

VIII. pope, 9th cent. p. 295, s. 5; p. 305, n.

IX. pope, 9th cent. p. 305, n.

X. pope, 10th cent. p. 333, s. 3
XI. pope, 10th cent. p. 333, s. 4
XII. pope, 10th cent. p. 334, 8. 4
XIII. pope, 10th cent. p. 334, s. 6
XIV. pope, 10th cent. p. 335, s. 7
XV. pope, 10th cent. p. 335, 8. 7
XVI. pope, 10th cent. p. 335, s. 7
XIX. pope, 11th cent. p. 356, s. 3

XXI. pope, 13th cent. p. 448, s. 14; p. 468, n.
XXII. pope, 14th cent. p. 492, s. 6
XXIII. pope, 15th cent. p. 528, s. 3

Iona, Hil or I-colm-kill, 6th cent. p. 214, n. 1
Jonas, an Irish monk, 7th cent. p. 245, s. 3; p. 250, n.
bishop of Orleans, 9th cent. p. 304, n.
Justin, p. 643, s. 15

Jordan, bishop of Limoges, contest about St. Martial,
11th cent. p. 383, s. 19

Dominican general, 13th cent. p. 467, n.
Joris or George, David, p. 697, B. 24
Jornandes or Jordanes, historian, 6th cent. p. 229, n.
Joseph of Thessalonica, 9th cent. p. 299, n.

Alshaher Biltabib, 14th cent. p. 508, n.

Jurieu, Peter, p. 819, s. 18

Justification, contest on, in 1st cent. p. 42, s. 12; in 16th,

p. 652, s. 35

Justin Martyr, 2d cent. p. 63, s. 5, n. 2.

bishop in Sicily, 5th cent. p. 186, n.

Justinian I. emperor, 6th cent. p. 216, s. 3; p. 229, n.
Lawrence, 15th cent. p. 543, s. 24
Benedict, p. 620, s. 26

Justus, a Spanish bishop, 6th cent. p. 229, n.

Juvenal, bishop of Elia (Jerusalem) 5th cent. p. 180,
8. 2

Juvencus, Christian poet, 4th cent. p. 141, s. 10, n. 3

KABBALA, Jewish, p. 16, s. 13; p. 31, s. 10
Kalifs, Mohammed's successors, p. 244, s. 6
Kardargus, Nestorian, 8th cent. p. 260, n. 1
Keith, George, p. 847, s. 3; p. 848, s. 5.
Kempis, Thomas à, 15th cent. p. 543, s. 24
Kempten, city, probested, p. 581, n. 1
Kenchan or Coiremchan, 12th cent. p. 391, s. 7
Kent, kingdom of, converted, 7th cent. p. 213, s. 2
Kepler, John, p. 731, s. 26

Kilian, Irish missionary, p. 240, s. 3
Kneeling in prayer, 3d cent. p. 106, s. 5

Knights of faith and charity, 13th cent. p. 450, s. 19
Knorr, Christian, p. 733, s. 30

Labarum, sacred standard of Constantine, p. 119, n. 5
Labat, John Baptist, p. 724, n. 5

Labbe, Philip, p. 761, s. 31

Lactantius, writer of 4th cent. p. 138, s. 10, n. 2
Laderchius, James, p. 616, s. 18

Lainez, Jesuit general, p. 612, n. 3

Lambecius, Peter, p. 750, s. 16

Lambert, bishop of Arras, 11th cent. p. 375, n.
of Aschaffenburg, 11th cent. p. 375, n.
Lami, Bernhard, p. 760, s. 20; p. 763, s. 32
Lancelot, Claude, p. 762, s. 31

Lanfranc, archbishop of Canterbury, 11th cent. p. 353,
s. 7; p. 373, s. 31

Langham, Simon, of Canterbury, 14th cent. p. 497, s. 19
Langres, council of, 9th cent. p. 315, s. 23

Langton, Stephen, of Canterbury, 13th cent. p. 445, s. 8
Laonicus Chalcondylas, 15th cent. p. 538, n.
Lapide, Cornelius à, p. 763, s. 32

Lapsed Christians, p. 88, s. 3

Lasco, John à, p. 673, n. 4

Lateran council, in 12th cent. p. 405, s. 13; 13th, p. 469,

8. 2

Latermann, John, p. 797, n.; p. 799, s. 24
Latitudinarians, English, p. 830, s. 24
Latteburius, John, 15th cent. p. 543, n.
Lavater, Lewis, p. 683, s. 44

Laud, William, p. 744, s. 10; p. 821, s. 20; p. 822, n. 1
Launoi, John, p. 763, s. 32; p. 753, s. 21
Laura of monks, what, p. 232, n. 1
Laurentius, a martyr, 3d cent. p. 88, s. 6

bishop of Rome, 6th cent. p. 220, s. 4
bishop of Novara, 6th cent. p. 228, n.
Law: see Canon and Civil Law
Leade, Jane, p. 865, s. 5

Leander, archbishop of Seville, 6th cent. p. 229, n.
Learning, state of, in 1st cent. p. 28, &c.; 2d, p. 58;
3d, p. 90; 4th, p. 126; 5th, p. 177; 6th, p. 217; 7th,
p. 244; 8th, p. 265; 9th, p. 291; 10th, p. 329; 11th, p. 351;
12th, p. 396; 13th, p. 438; 14th, p. 486; 15th, p. 524
Lebwin, missionary, 8th cent. p. 263, s. 5
Lectors or readers, p. 92, s. 5

Leenhof, Frederick van, p. 873, s. 25
Legates, papal, p. 444, s. 4

Legion, thundering, in 2d cent. p. 54, s. 9

Leibnitz, Godfrey William von, p. 731, s. 26; p. 736, s.
35; p. 791, s. 11; p. 871, s. 18

Leidradus of Lyons, 8th cent. p. 277, n.

Leipsic university, founded in 15th cent. p. 530, s. 6
dispute, p. 569, s. 9
conference, p. 787, s. 4

Lemmermann, Abraham, p. 863, s. 2
Lent, in 4th cent. p. 156, s. 6

Leo of Acrida, 11th cent. p. 372, n.,

bishop of Chalcedon, 11th cent. p. 379, s. 12
the grammarian, 11th cent. p. 351, s. 2
the Wise, a bishop, 9th cent. p. 305, n.
Marsicanus, 12th cent. p. 415, n.

I. the Great, bishop of Rome, 5th cent. p. 179, s. 1;
p. 185, s. 11; p. 187, n. 1

II. bishop of Rome, 7th cent. p. 250, n.
III. the Isaurian, 8th cent. p. 264, s. 1; p. 277, n.
IV. emperor, 9th cent. p. 270, s. 10; p. 282, s. 13
V. the Armenian, emperor, 9th cent. p. 310, s. 14
VI. the philosopher, emperor, 9th cent. p. 300, n.
p. 318, s. 32

III. pope, 8th cent. p. 277, n.
IV. pope, 9th cent. p. 305, n.
V. pope, 10th cent. p. 333, s. 2
VII. pope, 10th cent. p. 334, s. 4

VIII. pope, 10th cent. p. 334, s. 5

IX. pope, 11th cent. p. 356, s. 4; p. 374, n.
IX. king of France, 13th cent. p. 435, s. 7

Leo XI. pope, p. 738, s. 1

Leonidas, father of Origen, 3d cent. p. 87, s. 1
Leonists, Waldensian, p. 428, s. 11

Leontinus Pilatus, 14th cent. p. 487, s. 4

Leontius, Arian bishop of Antioch, 4th cent. p. 137, n.
of Byzantium, 6th cent, p. 223, s. 8

of Neapolis, Cyprus, 6th cent. p. 225, n.

Lesly, Norman, p. 668, n.

Less, Leonard, p. 625, s. 39
Leszynsky, Casimir, p. 728, s. 23

Leutard, a reformer, 10th cent. p. 343, s. 3
Leutheric of Sens, 11th cent. p. 379, s. 13
Lewis of Bavaria, 13th cent. p. 433, s. 4

of Bavaria, emperor, 14th cent. p. 493, s. 8; p
504, s. 31

the Meek, emperor, 9th cent. p. 287, s. 1
VII. king of France, 12th cent. p. 392, s. 9
VIII. king of France, 13th cent. p. 479, s. 8
IX. or St. Lewis, king of France, 13th cent. p.

478, s. 6; p. 479, s. 8

XII. king of France, p. 559, s. 5

XIII. king of France, p. 811, s. 2

XIV. king of France, p. 751, s. 17; p. 753, s. 21;
p. 760, s. 29; p. 775, n. 2; p. 811, s. 4; p. 869, s. 10
Libaniots, converted, 5th cent. p. 174, s. 3
Libanius, sophist, 4th cent. p. 122, s. 16; p. 123, s. 17;

n. 4

Libellatici, what, p. 88, s. 3

Liberatus of Carthage, 6th cent. p. 227, s. 9

general of the Cœlestine Eremites, 13th cent.
p. 458, s. 38

Liberius, bishop of Rome, 4th cent. p. 142, n. p. 165,
8. 14

Libertines, spiritual, p. 681, s. 33
of Geneva, p. 632, s. 39

Licinianus, bishop in Spain, 6th cent. p. 229, n.
Licinius, emperor, 4th cent. p. 116, s. 6

Light of the glory of God, disputes on, 14th cent. p. 517,
8. 1

Lignon, Peter du, p. 864, n. 2

Limborch, Philip, p. 843, s. 9

Lindau, city, protested, p. 581, n. 1

Lindwood, William, English bishop, 15th cent. p. 544, n.
Lisoi, a Paulician, 11th cent. p. 385, s. 3

Litanies to the saints, 6th cent. p. 234, s. 3, n. 3
Literature and learning in 16th cent. p. 551, s. 3; p. 563,
s. 13; p. 563, s. 14; p. 611, s. 10; p. 679, s. 31; p. 695, s.
19; p. 711, s. 20; in 17th cent. p. 730, s. 25; p. 760, s.
29; p. 789, s. 9; p. 812, s. 6

Lithuanians, 11th cent. p. 351, s. 2; p. 436, s, 9
Liturgies, p. 44, s. 6; p. 106, s. 5; p. 154, s. 3; p. 234, s. 3
Livonians, converted, 12th cent. p. 390, s. 4
Locke, John, p. 766, s. 36

Lolhards, 13th cent. p. 462, s. 42; p. 499, s. 20; p. 506,
s. 36, n. 2

Lombard, Peter, 12th cent. p. 412, s. 23

Lombards, occupy Italy, 6th cent. p. 216, s. 3; become
Christians, p. 254, s. 2

Loquis, Martin, 15th cent. p. 548, s. 6
Lord's prayer, use of, p. 106, n. 11

Lord's supper, in 1st cent. p. 20, s. 5; p. 32, s. 1; 2d,
p. 74, s. 12; 3d, p. 105, s. 3; 4th, p. 156, s. 8; 6th, p.
234, s. 3; 8th, p. 284, s. 1; 9th, p. 312, s. 19; 11th, p.
379, s. 13; 13th, p. 473, s. 14

Lothair, emperor, 9th cent. p. 292, s. 4; p. 302, s. 14
Love feasts, âyàпaι, p. 20, s. 5; p. 33, s. 7; p. 44, s. 7; p.
196, s. 3

Louvigni, Berniere de, p. 776, s. 49

Low church, English, p. 831, s. 26; p. 832, s. 27; p.
872, 8.23

Loyola, Ignatius, canonized, p. 778, s. 52; p. 610, s. 10
Lubec, a bishopric, 12th cent. p. 390, s. 5
Lubieniezky, Stanislaus. p. 861, s. 4
Lubin, Eilh. p. 792, s. 15
Lucaris, Cyril, p. 780, s. 2

Lucas Chrysoberges, bishop of Constantinople, 12th
cent. p. 410, n.

bishop of Tuy, 13th cent. p. 468, n.
a Spinozist, p. 730, s. 24

Lucian of Antioch, 3d cent. p. 98, n.

Lucifer of Cagliari, 4th cent. p. 142, n.; p. 150, s. 20
Luciferians, sect, 4th cent. p. 142, n.; p. 150, s. 20
Lucius, king of England, 2d cent. p. 52, s. 4

II. pope, 12th cent. p. 403, s. S; p. 415, n.
III. pope, 12th cent. p. 406, s. 14; p. 415, n..

572, s. 12; p. 575, s. 18; p. 603, s. 5, n.

Ludolf, Job, p. 783, s. 6