207 all the Churches, S. Polycarp
208 and the Church, of Asia under
his successors 208 what faith teaches
us 176 by acknowledging that some
things belong to God Alone we
preserve 176 Firm 289 we receive
it in the Church 303 a noble trea-
sure in a precious vessel 303 with
a quickening power 303
Fear belongs to children as free more
than to slaves 352 cf. 394
Five the number, the Gnostics might
equally have used it 165, 166
Florinus 540 writings to 539, 540
Four the number 60, 164
Free obedience of and of children
greater than of slaves 342, 352, 358
more required of 394 give all to
their Lord 358

Freewill man's 317, 348, 352, 431,

432, 439, 450, 514, 515, 517 of
men and Angels 431 of Antichrist
515 the Devil too had it 513 and
hence Praise and Punishment 431,
432-435, 441, 442 to believe and
not to believe 433 it gives man the
glory of struggling after and win-
ning Good 434, 435

G

GENTILES calling of, foreshadowed in
Gideon's fleece 273 faith of, nobler
because they believed without the
Old Testament Scriptures 382 gross-
er, compared to blind mice 518
Gideon's fleece what it represented
273

Gnostics Valentinian will not call

our Saviour Lord 4 falsely called
36, 127, 201, 512 ask whence God
obtained the matter of His creation
115, 116, cf. 552, 553 if they turn-
ed at length to God might appease
Him by penitence 117 agree not
among themselves 127 their system
a bad patchwork 129 make God
origin of evil 142 disciples of Simon
Magus 406

GOD the Very 39, 91, 93 One God
proved 94-96 acknowledged uni-
versally, first by tradition from
Adam; through the Prophets; by
the Gentiles through the Creation;
by the Church through the Apos-
tles 114, 220 sqq 239 sqq 249, 251,
262 proclaimed by all Holy Scrip-
ture 173, 318, 364 Abraham 319
and all the Prophets 201, 204, 220
sqq 228, 229, 234, 246, 415, 416,

571

510 and Evangelists 204 and Church
of Rome in S. Clement's time 207
through the Son and the Holy Ghost
creates and rules all things 67,
364, 366, cf. 326, 452, 460 [see
Hands] made all things through
His Word 116, 173, 189, 219, 230,
403 made all 174, 242, 251 and
all the host of Heaven 184, 185,
186 made all, saved Man 230 those
who depart from, empty for un-
clean spirit with 7 others 57 cf.
113 and reap doom 413 doeth all
things in order 317 immeasurable
yet measured in the Son 317 migh-
ty above all necessity 105, 459 not
unjust 298 all from Him 169 His
Will sovereign 200, 313 no stay
nor rest for the mind save in Him
111, 135 human descriptions must
not be applied to 123, 126-128, 177
may be termed Mind and Light yet
not like human mind or visible light
123, 177 cf. 335 how Aóyos 177 IIis
works one Harmony compared to
Music 169 their very greatness 181
above the ken of our littleness 169,
175, 176 a Just Judge 305, 306 ef.
443 Love of Him above all other
knowledge 170, 171 We must grow
in Love to Him who gave us all 174
and be thankful to Him 284, 285
will be continually teaching us 175
cf. 394 things not told us to be left
to 179, 180 those very perfect in
His Love permitted to contemplate
188 gave us our souls, to each body
its own 198 the overflowing wealth
of His Love 203 ef. 198, 229, 344,
524, 529 to believe is to obey 323
of the Law and of the Gospel the
Same 225 gave both Old and New
Testament 249, 250, 330, 338, 403
One 227, 229, 234, 249, 324, 332,
334, 335, 337, 376, 378, 394, 403,
404, 417, 421 sqq 485, 498, 500,
501 Christians love 229 cf. 285 one
GOD one LORD 264, 268, 324, 413,
493, 538 and one Spirit 324, 413
gives the knowledge of His Son to
those who love Him 233, 234 cf. 326
abideth, His servants too 315, 438
bare with man's long punishment
whom one day He would restore 284,
285, 435 teaches through His Word
to know Him 318 through the Son
is seen 323 how seen 367 they who
see God, in God and quickened
thereby 367 they who love see 367,
384 the more His children love and
obey Him the greater His Gifts to

them 331, 332, 343 cf. 455, 514
doeth good to the thankful pun-
isheth the unthankful 335 vouch-
safes larger grace in the N. T. 336
and leads us 364 love of Him ever
increases 338 Christians imitate 342
sight of, our proper joy 464 His
Friendship gives Life 344 to see,
our Life 369 and growth 533 His
seed 402 gave both Testaments 403
by firm Faith in, one holds the
Head 403 we must persevere in His
love 435 gives life 485 True and
Steadfast 526, 536 His own, Mercy
544 framed man for His goodness
sake 345 His Almighty Hand mea-
sures and spans and upholds all Cre-
ation 362, 363 seen by Moses typi-
fied our sight of God the Son 370
His appearance to Elijah what it
signified 371 how He hardened Pha-
raoh's heart 396 gives more Light
to the obedient 396 dwells with the
good 400 has Free will 433, 439 fore-
knows all 515 obedience to, man's
immortality 438, 439 by disobedi-
ence to, His children become child-
ren of the Devil 444, 445, 446 who
obey are His sons 446 Image and
Likeness of, distinguished 461 we
have His Image 538 All-Might of
His will, which creates all things
542, 543

GOD THE FATHER, His Son and the
SPIRIT minister to 326 cf. 452
God the name belongs to those who
are sons by adoption 310, 439, 440
GOD the WORD coexistent with God
170 the Son 189 God 212-216,
343 God by the witness of the Fa-
ther, the Spirit, Angels, men, devils,
all creation 324 the Creator of all
things 53, 54, 98, 99, 173, 189 con-
tains all 493 our only Teacher 180
cf. 421 made us 170 acknowledges
One Father 176 cf. 421 sqq and re-
veals Him 189 even to Angelic
Hosts 190 His generation known
only to Himself and the Father 178
says that the Father Alone knows
the Last Day 178, 179 why it is so
180 gives the first place to God the
Father 180 salvation of the Father
221, 224, 226, 228 cf. 500 reigneth
for ever 225 Son of Man that Man
may be Son of God 225, 281, 282,
449 made things new 225 know-
ledge of, knowledge of salvation
226, 243 acknowledgement of His
Coming makes perfect 243 observed
order and season 269 One 425 obeys

the Father's will 269 rich in work
269 they who own not as One are
wolves 270 will come again 270 the
Same Who was crucified and died
for us 271 has not His being only
when Incarnate 275 fought and
overcame 279 fin. God and Man
280, 282, 283, 290, 291, 483 Fair
to look on yet without comeliness
282 the Head of the Body 283 saves
us 286 His manifold work in the Old
Testament 333 gave the law 343
cf. 339 Him Whom Abraham fol-
lowed 343 to follow is to be saved
344 before the whole Creation gave
glory to the Father 344 Chief above
below and on earth 365 made known
the Father 366 His Appearance to S.
John at Patmos, what the portions
mean 373 why saved in Egypt 374
washed the feet of His Disciples
cleansing His whole Church 377,
378 more than Solomon as God
406 overcomes the strong as God
407, 501 cf. 500 fed us with His
Flesh like as if Milk 436, 437 the
Spirit of the Father 437 why a Baby
437 our Teacher 449 will judge 494
set Himself against the Apostasy
450 gave His Soul for our souls,
His Flesh for our flesh 450 cf. 483
took Flesh in verity not in fantasy
450, 451 whose Flesh reconciled our
flesh 482 restored the lost Image
and Likeness 452 will raise our
bodies 454 formed of clay the eyes
of the born-blind to shew that He
Himself is God's Hand Who form-
ed at the first 485-487 Hand of
God the Father 485, 486, 488 and
His Voice 490 God Who forgave sins
490 compared to sharp iron 417,
491, 551 unless He were Man not
fairly had the foe been overcome
497 His 40 days' fast and conquest
498-500 our Lessons therefrom 501
foretold in the Law 500 united Per-
sonally to flesh 551

GOD the HOLY GHOST 68, 227, 236,
238 came down on Christ as the
beginning of resting on us 272 His
work on the Day of Pentecost 272
unites us to God 272 typified by
dew 273 the anointing 277 Author
of Scriptures, Witness to our Lord
289 the Communion of Christ 303
is where the Church is 303 those
who partake not of, the Church
nourishes not 303 Wisdom of the
Father with Him before creation
365 upholds all things, gives to the

seed his body 453 imparted by the
Father and the Son 492
GOD the Father, the Son God and
Man, the Holy Ghost, in, the Chris-
tian's Faith sure 408
Gospel the ground and pillar of our
faith 204 when each one written
204 S Matthew's in Hebrew 204
Heretics by mutilating witness to
234 fourfold character of 235, 236
preached at the Passion 526
Governments human why God ap-
pointed 505

H

HANDS of God, the Son and the SPI-
RIT 364, 452, 460 cf. 458, 459, 517
Harmogenes 82

Heaven more Precious through the
toil of struggling 435 Heaven, Pa-
radise, the City, some said will be
3 degrees of bliss 537
Hebrew Incantations of Valentinians
65 Names of God 201
Helena the slave of Simon Magus
69, 70 fable about her 69
Hell affirmed by our Lord and prov-
ed by Scripture 179 prepared by
God for the Devil and his Angels
207, 299, 442, 444, 513 for all apos-
tacy 512 yet they share it who
persist in wickedness without re-
penting 299 cf. 337, 442, 443, 513
-515 eternal 392, 393, 394, 443,
535 Antichrist and his subjects will
be sent there 522
Hellebore no quantity will suffice for
those who so lie against their God
183

Heracleon 101

Heresies believe One God but alter
Him 67

Heretics deserving of pity 91 milder,
may be warned off more gently
191 the Gnostic, forerunners of the
Dragon 192 had their conversation
akin to that of devils 192 sinning
against the Spirit fall into the un-
pardonable sin 237 thwart their
own salvation 204, 495 cf. 522
Apostles and their disciples had
care not to communicate with so
much as by word 208 nor would
the churches among the Barbarian
in his day listen to them 209 to
be loved with a love wholesome
to them even though severe 307
offer strange fire, their lot that of
Nahab and Abihu 385 if converted
may be saved 446 compared to un-

573

trained wrestlers 478 take one or
two words of H. Scripture blindly,
miss sense of the rest 478 their
different errors 495 all later than
the Bishops to whom the Churches
were committed by the Apostles
495 are blaspheming and shame-
less Sophists 496 thinking differ-
ently at different times 496 have
high thoughts 496 hide their lies
under veil of Scripture 499 deny
the Resurrection 522

Hesiod's Pandora finds its counter-
part among them 130, 155
Homer, cento quoted pellmell from
32 cited 105, 161, 406 referred to
129 his Pluto 44

Horos, 10, 12, 25, 58, 120, 121, 306,
420 his function 6, 7, 10, 11 his
divers names 7 twofold 36
Hyginus Pope ninth from the Apos-
tles 78, 207, 210, 541

Jaoth title of God 201
Idols things offered to, allowed by
some to be eaten 80
Jerusalem the New 534, 535 the
old, the preparation for immortality
535
Jews mistaken in thinking that the

restoration of Temple under Ze-
rubabel is the N. T. 416

Ignatius S. cited [but not by name]
517

Image of God in Man's form; Like-
ness through the Spirit 461 cf. 488
Image and Likeness perfected in
us through God the Son 498, 517
Image of the Heavenly how re-
ceived 473 Image Nebuchadnezzar's
golden, a prefiguring of Antichrist

518

Incarnation denied by all the sects
231, 232 [see Gop the WORD]
Incense in the Tabernacle, its com-
position 165 the prayers of the
Saints 357

John Baptist S. his preeminence 224
and preaching 224 how more than
a Prophet 233 saluted in the womb
his LORD 266 typified in Sampson
550 undoes his Father's silence
557

John S. the Evangelist abode till the

times of Trajan 160, 208 those who
conversed with him mentioned 160
wrote his Gospel at Ephesus 204
against Cerinthus 229 fled Cerin-
thus 208 characteristic of his Gos-
pel 235

Joseph our Lord's reputed Father 232,
380 taught through the Holy Scrip-
ture 379 some heretics affirm that
he was Father of our Lord 293, 495
Josephus quoted 552

Joshua a type of our Lord 549
Irenæus S. dwelt among Celts 2 spoke
a foreign tongue 2 why he wrote
3, 50, 91, 137 uses irony 13, 37, 38
his country on the Rhone 44 had
had much talk with the Gnostics
141 was asked to write 137, 448
attributes works of man not only to
their immediate authors but to au-
thors far back 98 when young had
seen S. Polycarp 207 and remem-
bered it so well 540 prays over his
work 215 promised another trea-
tise 250 prays for those who have
gone wrong 307 has office of dis-
pensing the Word 448 supposes that
the death of our bodies might have
been ordered as part of our mo-
ral training 454 distinguishes be-
tween the Image and Likeness of
God 461 thought that the world
would last 6000 years 517 adjures
them to copy his writing accurate-
ly 539, 540 says that at Easter
and Pentecost there is no kneel-
ing 543 says that the Feasts we
keep with wrangling please not
God 555 writes to Pope Victor
urging him to remove one who
taught grievous error 560
Israelites' Exodus from Egypt a type of
Church's journey through the world
400 building Tabernacle from the
spoils of the Egyptians our war-
rant and ensample 399, 400
Judas' Gospel 90 said to be typified
by the on that suffered 152 the
notion refuted 153

Judges if they judge unjustly shall
likewise perish 505

Judge the unjust, Antichrist 509
Judgement Day of, all who teach
wrong shall be there to give ac-
count thereof 147 bad then doom-
ed 317 cf. 348 Sodom then more
gently dealt with than they who
knew better 424, 425 [see Hell]
Justified we are, through Christ's
Coming 390

Lazarus parable of 198
Law the later Precepts of temporary,
given in punishment to the mur-
murings of Jews 347-351 [see De-
calogue, Commandments] under the
Old, sacrifices nought apart from
obedience 352

Left hand, the Gnostics counted to
belong to imperfection 56, 168
Letters of the alphabet, Mark's va-
garies with 46 cf. 180 Hebrew call-
ed Sacerdotal 163
Light not to be blamed for those who
cannot see 441 cf. 396 or who hide
themselves therefrom 442, 515 or
are blind 514

Linus S., Bishop of Rome after SS.
Peter and Paul 207

Lot conceiving by his daughters a

type 401, 402 his wife 401, 402
a type of the Church 402, 409
Love makes perfect 338 more preci-
ous than knowledge and exalted
above all gifts 408

Luke S. characteristic of his Gospel
235 S Paul's testimony to 257 spe-
cialties of his Gospel 258, 259 gene-
alogy in 295, 296

M

MAGI signification of their gifts 222
Mammon the word explained 218
Man divided into earthly and the an-
imal 17, 60 earthly spiritual animal
23, 25, 26, 60, 66 animal and spi-
ritual cf. 89, 434 by unthankfulness
deprives himself of life for ever 200
the work of the whole Holy Trinity
310, 438 has free will and is there-
fore justly doomed if he choose the
bad 317, 432, 433 cf. 450 com-
mingled with God 281, 282, 366,

517 free to believe or not believe
433 perfected by Obedience 433 by
all God's arrangements 436 how
gains by training 454, 455 why
not created perfect 436-438 obe-
dience his Life 438, 439, 440, 442
disobedience his death 439 taught
by good and evil 440 by penitence
rejects disobedience 440 must yield
himself soft to God's training Hand
440, 441 which wills to give him
Beauty 441 first preordained to be,
in the appointed time made 449
made up of Body Soul and Spirit
460, 461, 463, 464, 467 of Body
and Soul receiving God's Spirit 460
465, cf. 467, 468, 471 perfect who
461 from God his salvation and
incorruption 500 ripened by tribu-
lation 517 him the blind Gentiles
serve, as stubble for growth of
wheat and its chaff to burn, for
working of gold 518 in this world
suffered, in this world slain for Love
of God, in this world shall they
reign 524 in the Resurrection the
whole Creation will serve 530 shall
rise 536 neglecting to do good when
he can, alien from the Lord's love
542 imparticipant of God, void 550
note, twofold, an image of the Word
Incarnate 559 Man by, death over-
come 497 the Devil conquered 500,
506 [see Resurrection]
Marcellina a Gnostic 77

Marcion of Pontus 78, 178, 189, 190,

205, 208, 231, 234, 242, 259, 322,
327 mutilates S. Luke and S. Paul
78, 79, 250, 260 cuts himself off
from the Gospel 237 denies salva-
tion of Body 79 and Incarnation
405 the serpent was in him 79 off-
shoot from him 80 his good god
95 his 2 gods 96, 305, 405 disproven
427 owned by S. Polycarp as first-
born of Satan 208 lived in time of
Anicetus 210 his party make God
the author of evil 250, 405 judged
by true Christians 405
Marcionites 312, 341, 414 blaspheme
openly in plain terms 512
Mark 93 forerunner of Antichrist
40 led astray women 40-44 his
false Eucharist 40, 41 S. Irenæus
deemed that he had an evil spirit
for his coadjutor 41 his invention
which he put forth 44-53 what he
thought new borrowed from Pytha-
goras 131 his disciples thought that
they might freely do any thing 43
Mark S. his testimony 229, 265 joins

575

on his testimony to that of the
Prophets 229 characteristic of his
Gospel 236

Marriage forbidden by Saturninus'
sect 71 The continent 80 Marcion
and Tatian 80 ceases after the Re-
surrection 198

Martyrs Christ's Baby 266 those who
dishonour, Christ will not honour
278, 279 plenteous in the Church,
rare elsewhere 408 cf. 74 conquer
through the Spirit 468

Mary Virgin invention that our Lord
was not born of her passed but
through her 231 cf. 262, 451 her
haste checked at Cana of Galilee
269 the Birth of her foretold by
Isaiah and King David 290, 291 in
her Eve's work undone 296, 494
Matter origin of, known to God 179

not inoriginate lest God be no Cre-
ator 552, 553 pseudo-origin of 15,
16, 115, 182
Matthew S. wrote in Hebrew 204
characteristic of his Gospel 236
Menander of Samaria 190, 195 dis-
ciple of Simon Magus 70, 210 his
false baptism 71

Menander the Comic poet referred to
145

Miracles wrought by Gnostics, of no
kind sort 191 the Church in S.
Irenæus' time could work, even to
raise the dead 191, 195 wrought in
the Church, some working one kind
some another 195

Moses' Rod a type of Christ's conquest
292 Moses' writings claimed by our
Lord as His own words 312 sight
of God foresignified our sight of
God the Son 370 and his Ethiopian
wife the Gentiles 374, 375 Moses
foretold the Lord's Passion 333,
334

N

NAAMAN's cleansing, type of ours in
Holy Baptism 553
Nicolaitanes from Nicolas Deacon
78 an offshoot of Gnostic heresy
230

Number the notable or Mark=S 47,
49, 55, 162, 163 [see Sign]
Numeration by Letters of Alphabet
48, 55, 168, 180, 190 fin.

OEDIPUS comparison with 478
Ogdoad 4, 10, 16, 27, 29, 31, 36,