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Africa, martyrdoms in, 522 sq, 524 sq;
see also Acts of Pe7-pctua
African proconsulate; see Proconsulate
Agape;
its relation to the Eucharist, 52,
400 sq; the word in the Ignatian
Epistles, 401
Agapius the martyr, Eusebius's account
of, 614
Agathonice; mention by Eusebius of her
martyrdom, 556, 641; represented as
sister of Papylus, 642; date of her martyrdom
, 642 sq, 715; see Papylus,
Pcrganc7ie Mai-tyrs
Agathopus see Rhaius Agathopus
;
Alauda, as the name of a legion, 490
Alee; meets Ignatius at Smyrna, 35, 366
sq; the name Smyrncean, 366; coincidence
in the Martyrdom of Polycarp,
367, 624; sister of Nicetes and aunt of
Herodes, 35, 366, 453; not the wife of
Polycarp, 440
Aldus Manutius ; publishes the correspondence
of Pliny, 52, 53, 54 sq;
establishes its authenticity, 54 sq
Alexander, Hieropolitan inscription on
the tomb of, 494 ; its relation to the
epitaph of Abercius, 494 sq
Alexander, husband and son of S. Felicitas,
511 sq; inscription on the son's
tomb discovered, 512; the basilica of
S. Felicitas, once the husband's house,
Alexander of Abonoteichos, 460
Alexander of Jerusalem; plagiarised in
the Ignatian Epistle to the Antiochenes
through Eusebius, 260
Alexander, physician from Phrygia and
martyr, 446
Alexander Severus; see Severus, Alexander
Alexandria Troas ;
see Troas
Aliturus, the actor, 1 1
Allatius' professed transcript of a Vatican
MS exposed, 119 sq
Amantius, a martyr, 506
'Amen: Gratia', 125, 205, 279
Amisa, correspondence between Pliny and
Trajan respecting, 19 sq
Ammia, the Montanist, 383
Ammianus, on the riots at Daphne, 43 sq
Amr of Tirhani mentions the vision of
Ignatius, 31
Anachronisms alleged against the Ignatian
Epistles, 364, 385 sq, 412 sq,
422
Anacolutha in the Ignatian Epistles; a
proof of their hurried character, 360 sq,
421 analogous to the Pauline Epistles,
;
42 1 found in the Short and iVIiddle
;
Forms equally, 313
Anastasia the Deaconess, Letter to ; not
from Ignatius, but from Severus of
Antioch, 192; Merx's error regarding,
192
Anastasius, persons bearing the name,
204
Anastasius Bibliothecarius ;
date of, 27;
first mentions the legend of the 0eo-
4>6pos, 27
Anastasius I. of Antioch ; first quotes the
spurious Ignatian Epistles, 204, 251,
2 54> 257, 279; is
quoted by Gregory
the Great, 125, 204
Anastasius of Sinai ;
quotes the spurious
Ignatian epistles, 212; his Ilodegus,
549
Anazarbus; mentioned in the Long Recension,
260; argument therefrom as
to date, 260; as to place of writing,
274
Anazarbus, Marinus of; see Mai-inus
Andochius, the presbyter, 447, 571
Andreas of Crete, quotes the Ignatian
Epistles, 212
Andrew, the Apostle, at Ephesus, 438
Anencletus of Rome, his place in the
episcopal succession, 247, 261, 266
Angelology of Ignatius examined, 375,
405 sq ; a characteristic of his age, 405 ;
analogy in the case of Hooker, 406:
the principal passage in the Curetonian
Epistles, 321
Anglo-Latin Version of the Ignatian E-
pistles Ussher's discovery ; of, 76, 243
sq; probability of Grossteste's authorship
considered, 76 sq ; evidence of a
Tours MS, 78; not known out of England,
77; value of, 79; Greek MS used
by the author, 79; relation of its text
to the extant Greek, 80; MSS of, 81
sq; the lost Mountague MS, 83 sq; its
readings preserved on the margin of
Ussher's transcrijjt, 84
Anicetus, bishop of Rome; his meeting
with Polycarp, 449 sq, 553, 555, 558,
562, 563, 568, 727; date of his episcopate,
676, 727; Lipsius' argument
founded thereon, 671, 727 ;
Keim's
argument, 676, 727
Anteros, the burial-place of, 726
Anthologia Palatina; epigrams relating
to Polycarp and Nicolas of Myra in,
576
Antinomianism ; its rise in the early
Church, 586 sq; testimony of the
Epistle of Polycarp to, 586
Antinous, reference in the Sibylline oracles
to the deification of, 544
Antioch ; beautified by Theodosius, 47 ;
the Tychffium at, 47; Daphne, the suburb
of, 41 sq; the Daphnitic gate, 62,
156; 'Great Church' of, 46; architectural
splendour of, 47
; Paul and
Barnabas at, 417 sq; visited by Trajan,