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consulate and proconsulate, 655
;
his
criticisms on Masson's chronology of
Aristides, 655 his
;
error respecting
Salvius, 656 ; infers a Parthian war of
Antoninus Pius, 663
Bornemann, on the so-called commentary
of Theophilus, 725
Bradford, his imprisonment and that of
Ignatius, 360
Brome; see Cronic
Bryennios; his edition of the Epistles of
S. Clement, 118; his collation for the
present work, 118; value of his Constantinopolitan
MS, 118, 125
Bucher; on the year of Polycarp's martyrdom,
651 sq; on the day of Polycarp's
martyrdom, 702
Bucherian Catalogue, 56
Bucolus, bishop of Smyrna, 433 sq, 463,
577; story of his connexion with Polycarp,_
433 sq- 577 of his death, 434;
of his burial-place, 470 ; may have
been ordained by S. John, 441
Bull; accepts Vossian letters, 329; criticises
Pearson, 377, 386; on the heresy
attacked by Ignatius, 377; on Sige,
387; supported, 396; criticised, 377
Bunsen ;
his criticism of Petermann considered,
106; on the authorship of
the Apostolical Constitutions, 262;
supports the Curetonian theory, 333 ;
on the doctrinal position of the Long
Recension, 268 ;
on the Epistle of
Polycarp, 579; minor criticisms on,
334' 363
Bunyan, his captivity and that of Ignatius
compared, 360
Burgundian origin of MSS of the Long
Recension, 127, 274
Burrhus, deacon of Ephesus, 34, 366;
meets Ignatius at Smyrna, 34; accompanies
him to Troas, 34, 36, 366 ;
the amanuensis of letters, 34, 366, 370;
leaves him, 370; coincidence of the
name in the Acts of Leucius, 366
Byzantium ; espouses the cause of Niger,
526; its punishment by Severus, 526;
no persecution under M. Aurelius at,
526 sq; Tertullian's evidence, 527,
539
^aaiXiaaa, in the epitaph of Abercius
applied to the Roman Church, 498
^iliKarioov (form), 23
pio6a,vaTos, 505
Csecilia (S. ); alleged history of her life
and martyrdom, 516 sq; her Acts unauthentic,
517; discovery and removal
of her body by Paschal I, 518; its exhumation
by S fond rati, 519; De Rossi's
discoveries in the Cemetery of S. Xystus,
519; his inferences therefrom, 519
sq; date of martyrdom considered, 520
sq, 726; day of the martyrdom, 522;
Erbes on, 726
Cxcilius, in the letter of Euxenianus,
4Q2, 500
Crecilius Capella; commands the garrison
at Byzantium, 526; his saying
about the Christians, 526 sq, 539
Crecilius Natalis, 519
Cresar, alone, of Augustus, 699 sq
Ctesarius, the month, 686
Calamoeon, the month, 685 sq
Calendars, seventeen compared in the
Florentine and Leyden Hemerologies,
678
(i) Aphrodisian Calendar, 700
(2) 'Asiatic' and 'Ephesian' Calendars,
678 sq, 685 ;
a modification of
the Julian, 678 sq ; their peculiarities,
679 sq, 682 sq, 698; confirmed by
Galen and by inscriptions, 681 sq ;
especially by a recently published
Pergamene inscription, 6S7 sq; reason
of the name 'Ephesian,' 687 ; names of
the months, 684 sq date of
;
introduction,
698 sq see Months
;
(3) Athenian Calendar, 685, 698
(4) Cyprian Calendar ; date and character,
701; connexion with 'Asiatic'
and 'Ephesian,' 681, 701
(5) Cyzicene Calendar, 685; names
of the months discussed, 684
(6) Delian Calendar, 685, 686, 687
(7) Ephesian Calendar proper, as
learnt from inscriptions, etc, 685, 686
(8) Jewish Calendar; its fluctuations,
711 sq, 727; nineteen years' cycle,
712
(9) Julian Calendar ; its peculiarities,
681, 683; date of introduction, 698
(10) Macedonian Calendar, 68 1, 685,
687, 695
(11) Rhodian Calendar, 698
(12) Samian Calendar, 686
(13) Smyrnsean Calendar, 685; authorities
for, 686 ; not Syro-Macedonian,
704
(14) Syro-Macedonian Calendar; its
three stages, 704, 708, 720
(15) Other Calendars, 681, 686, 697
Wieseler's theory of a lunar calendar
at Smyrna in Polycarp's age, 689 sq;
Salmon's, 691 sq ;
reasons against
these views, 692 introduction of solar
;
calendar under Augustus, 698 sq ; probably
by Paullus Fabius Maximus,
700 sq; backward reckoning retained
in solar calendars, 693 the names of
;
months transferred from lunar to solar
calendars, 694 the numbering of
;
months no evidence of a solar calendar,