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502 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. (y) Decree against Superstitious Rites. (i) DiGESTA xlviii. 19. 30. Modestinus prima libro de poenis. Si quis aliquid fecerit quo leves hominum animi superstitionis numine terrentur, divus Marcus hujusmodi homines in insulam relegari rescripsit. (ii) Paulus Sentetit. v. 21. 2. Qui novas et usu vel ratione incognitas religiones inducunt, ex quibus animi hominum moveantur, honestiores deportantur, humiliores capite puniuntur. These two notices apparently refer to the same decree. Though not directly aimed at the Christians, it might be used as a serviceable weapon against them. In interpreting the motive of M. Aurelius in this ordinance, we ought not to forget that he allowed himself wide latitude in the matter of rites which others would call superstitious (see above, p. 465 sq). The date seems to be between A.D. 169—176, when Marcus was sole emperor. 2. ACTS AND NOTICES OF MARTYRDOMS. (i) Hadrian [a.d. 117 — 138]. (a) Teiesphorus, Bishop of Rome. Iran. iii. 3. 4 /Aera 8e tovtov [Hvo-tov] Tikta-ôpos os k-oL eVSo'^ws efxaprvp-qcrtv. This must have happened in the latest years of Hadrian (tA.D. 138). Lipsius {Chrotiologie der Romischen Bischofe p. 263) places the death of Telesphoras between A.D. 135—137. In the Liberian Catalogue {ib. p. i()(i) his death is assigned to a.d. 138. ()8) Symp/wrosa and her Seven Softs. The story is given in the Fassio Symphorosae etc. (Ruinart Act. Mart. Sine. p. 70 sq). This work is ascribed in the Mss to Julius Africanus the Chronographer /c. A.D. 220). The narrative is as follows : Hadrian has built his Tiburtine Villa and wishes to it inaugurate with sacrifices. The demons complain that Symphorosa (more correctly Sympherusa) and her sons torment them by their prayers to their God, She is apprehended and brought before the emperor. She refuses to sacrifice to idols and is thrown into the river with a huge stone about her neck, and her body is buried by her brother Eugenius in the suburbs of Tivoli. Her sons follow her example in resisting the emperor's command. They are bound to seven stakes near the Temple of Hercules, and stabbed to death in different parts of the body, the first in the throat, the second in the breast, the
HADRIAN, PIUS, AND MARCUS. 503 third in the heart, and so forth. Their bodies are then thrown into a deep pit, hence called ad ' Septem Biothanatos Their '. burial place is at the 8th milestone on the Tiburtine Way, and their day is xv Kal. Aug. The persecution thus ended, having lasted eighteen months. In the course of the interview with the emperor, Symphorosa mentions her husband Getulius and his brother Amantius as having been put to death by Hadrian. This document was admitted by Ruinart into his collection of genuine Acts. It is accepted likewise as substantially authentic history by Tillemont {Mcmoires ll. p. 241 sq. P- 595 sq), though he does not venture to ascribe it to Africanus or suppose that we possess the Acts in their original form. Even Overbeck {Stud, zur Gesch. der Alten Kirchc p. 139) assigns a relative value to them. On the other hand they have been attacked by Basnage {Ann. Pol. Ecd. II. p. 46 sq) and more recently by Gorres {Zeitschr.f. Wissensch. Theol. xxi. p. 48 sq, 1878), though for the most part not on the right grounds. One of their main arguments is the supposed anachronism in the ' formula (§ 4) regnante Domino nostro Jesu Christo This argument however '. Gorres was subsequently obliged to retract {ib. xxil. p. 97 sq, 1879), since the formula occurs as early as the Letter of the Smyrnseans on the death of Polycarp (§ 21, see III. p. 400) and in the undoubtedly genuine Acts of the Scillitan Martyrs (see below, p. 524). This point will be discussed below, in the chapter on the Letter of the Smyrnâns. At the same time he supposes that Symphorosa and her seven sons were historical persons, because they are mentioned in the Martyrologium Hieronymianum, xv Kal. Aug. (comp. v Kal. Jul.). Aube {Les Persecutions p. 289 sq) rejects the story altogether. On the other hand it has gained an advocate in Wieseler {Christenverfolgmtgen p. 29). A fresh argument in its favour has also been found in the discovery of the basilica (Stevenson Scoperta della Basilica di Santa Simfo7-osa e dei suoi Setie Figli, Roma 1878 ; comp. Bull, di Archeol. Crist. 1878, p. 75) ; and chiefly on the strength of this discovery Doulcet {Sur les Rapports etc. p. 95 sq) accepts these Acts as worthy of credit, though he does not venture to claim them as an original document. But in fact the story condemns itself both in its framework and in its details. (i) Its framework is common to several other stories of martyrdom and was not Christian in its origin ; (a) The earliest example is in the Fourth Book of Maccabees (viii. i sq). The tyrant Antiochus Epiphanes orders before him seven Jewish brothers with their aged mother, who was a widow. Threatening them with the most horrible tortures, he commands them to conform to Greek usages and violate the law of Moses. The eldest is taken first. One by one they defy the tyrant, undergo cruel tortures, and are put to death, their mother encouraging them in their defiance. Her own turn comes next. To avoid being apprehended, she throws herself on the pyre and perishes. These martyrdoms, we are told, are the triumphs of godly reason (6 ewe/S-ijs Xoyifffj.6s) over physical pains and affections (Fritzsche Liir. Apocr. Vet. Test. p. 366 sq). This book has been wrongly attributed to Josephus (Euseb. //. E. iii. 10). It was probably written in the first century before the Christian era (see Grimm Kurzgef. Exeg. Handb. zu den Apokr. iv. p. 291 sq). The Maccabean story is repeated in Josippon Ben-Gorion iv. 19 (p. no sq, Gagnier), where the name Hannah is given to the mother. (b) It is next found in Rabbinical writings. The sufferers are still Jews, but the persecutor is now Hadrian. Doulcet (p. 96) directs attention to the Talmudic story {Talmud Babli Gittin p. 57 b), but he fails to see that it is a strong argument
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572 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. {/>) Sc
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574 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. 35. Flo
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576 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. vii Kal
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GENUINENESS OF THE EPISTLE. THE —
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' 580 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. may c
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582 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. tions a
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584 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. selves
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586 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. attacke
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588 EPISTLE OE S. POLYCARP. Irengeu
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590 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. he happ
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592 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. (5) Aga
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594 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. by the
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596 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. of the
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598 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. favorit
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6oo EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. Though
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6o2 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. 5, comp
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LETTER OF THE SMYRNÂNS. THE docume
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6o6 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. present
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6o8 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. memorat
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6lO EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. main hi
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6l2 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. The cup
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6 14 . EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. Smyr
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6i6 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. 'someth
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6l8 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. and cel
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620 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. Quintus
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62 2 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. order,
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624 EPISTLE OE S. POLYCARP. endeavo
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626 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. KOLvuvL
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628 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. this is
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630 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. municat
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632 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. III. p.
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634 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. sources
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636 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. But why
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638 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. (ii) Co
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640 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. occasio
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642 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARR But does
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644 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. dream o
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DATE OF THE MARTYRDOM. THE question
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648 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. the day
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650 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. (§ 21)
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652 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. designa
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654 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. (ii) He
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656 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. with th
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658 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. Name
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66o EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. was rec
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662 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. Tepov)
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664 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. again i
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666 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. procons
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668 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. while J
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670 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. had a c
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6/2 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. after a
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674 p:pistle of s. polycarp. letter
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676 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. 7 2, 98
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678 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. the cor
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68o EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. In orde
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682 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. months"
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684 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. sponds
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686 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. in assi
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688 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. the day
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690 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. indepen
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692 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. commemo
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694 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. 8' dvar
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696 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. (as the
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698 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. No exam
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700 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. under t
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702 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. same pr
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704 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. cases t
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7o6 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. persist
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7o8 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. the tex
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7IO EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. TO 7] a
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712 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. calenda
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714 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. 1720 Ko
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7l6 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. raneous
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7l8 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. To thes
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720 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. {(i) Th
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72 2 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. of the
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724 EPISTLE OF S. POLYCARP. A. D. 1
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726 ADDENDA. name of the saint is o
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INDEX.
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1Z^ INDEX. Africa, martyrdoms in, 5
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734 INDEX. persecution of the Chris
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7>^ INDEX. consulate and proconsula
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738 INDEX. version of the Middle Re
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740 JNDEX. Damasus, inscriptions di
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742 INDEX. pistles before him, 250,
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744 INDEX. Socrates under, 562, 650
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746 INDEX. 123, 205; Its MSS, i26sq
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748 INDEX. the Letter of the Smyrnj
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750 INDEX. 3 his account of Trajan'
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752 INDEX. Abercius, served, 84 its
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754 INDEX. Patriarchs and Prophets,
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756 INDEX. events, 438 born of Chri
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758 INDEX. Quadragesimal Fast, 259
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76o INDEX. Scultetus; his position
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762 INDEX. by Nicephorus of Constan
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764 INDEX. anniversary tionally in
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. 766 INDEX. 659, 723; their title
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Date Due
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