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The Church and the Empire under Hadrian, Pius, and Marcus. 476 — 545
(1) Imperial Letters and Ordinances, (i)
Hadrian. (a) Rescript
to Minucius Fundamis [476
— 480] ; (/3)
Letter to Servianus [480, 481].
(ii)
Antoninus Pius. Letter to the Commune Asiae [481—485].
(iii)
M. AuRELius.
(a) Letter to the Roman People and Senate on the
Thundering Legion [485 — 492] ; (/3) Letter to Euxenianus and Epitaph of
Abercius [492
— 501]; (7) Decree against Superstitious Rites [502].
(2) Acts and Notices of Martyrdoms, (i)
Hadrian, (a) Telesphorus
Bishop of Rome [502] ; (/3) Symphorosa and her Seven Sons [502
— 505] ;
(7) Dionysius the Areopagite [505] ; (5) Alexander Bishop of Rome and
others [505, 506] ; (e) Other martyrs [506
— 508]. (ii) Antoninus Pius.
(a) Publius Bishop of Athens [508] ; (/3) Ptolem^^us, Lucius, and another
[508, 509]; (7) Polycarp and his companions [509]. (iii)
M. Aurelius.
(a) Justin and his companions [509, 510]; (j3) Thraseas, Sagaris, and
others [510, 511]; (7) Felicitas and her Seven Sons [511
— 515]; (5)
The
Galilean martyrs [515, 516]; (e) Crecilia and her companions [516 — 522];
(f)
The Madaurian martyrs [522, 523] ; (7)
The Scillitan martyrs [524, 525].
Severity of the persecutions under M. Aurelius [525 — 527].
(3) Heathen writers ; (i) Epictetus, (ii) Phlegon, (iii) Fronto, (iv) Celsus,
(v) Galen, (vi) Apuleius, (vii) Lucian, (viii) Aristides, (ix) M. Antoninus
[528—533]-
(4) Christian writers ; (i) Epistle to Diognetus, (ii) Hernias, (iii) Justin,
(iv)
Minucius Felix, (v) Melito, (vi) Athenagoras, (vii) Theophilus of
Antioch, (viii) TertuUian, (ix) Hieronymus, (x) Sulpicius Severus, (xi) Orosius,
(xii) Xiphilinus, (xiii) Oracula Sibyllina [533 — 545]-
2. MANUSCRIPTS AND VERSIONS. 546—551
Connexion of the Epistle with the Ignatian Letters [546, 547]- (i)
Greek
Manuscripts [547 — 550]; (ii)
Latin Version [550, 551].
3. QUOTATIONS AND REFERENCES. 552—577
I
Ignatius [552]. 2 Letter of the Smyrna;ans [552]. 3 Lucian [553].
4 Iren^us [553—555]- 5 Polycrates [556]. 6 TertuUian [556]. 7 Acts
of Pionius [556, 557]- 8 Apostolical Constitutions [557]. 9 Eusebius
[557 — 559]- 10 Syriac Martyrology [560]. 11 Life of Polycarp [560].
12 Pseudo-Ignatius [560]- 13 Hieronymus [560, 561]. 14 Rufinus [561].
15 Macarius Magnes [561, 562]. 16 Socrates [562]. 17 Theodoret [562].
18 Sozomen [563]. 19 Timotheus of Alexandria [563]. 20 Dionysius the
Areopagite [564]. 21 Philoxenus of Hierapolis [564]. 22 Severus of
Antioch [564, 565]. 23 Anonymous Syriac Writers [565, 566]. 24 Antiochene
Acts of Ignatius [566]. 25 Roman Acts of Ignatius [567].
26 Gregory of Tours [567, 568]. 27 Chronicou Paschale [568, 569].
28 Early Roman Marty rologies [569, 570]. 29 Warnaharius [570, 571].
30 Maximus the Confessor [571, 572]. 31 Michael Syncellus [572].
32 Nicephorus of Constantinople [572]. 33 Photius [572, 573]. 34 Geor-