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696 sq long survival of lunar reckoning
;
in certain localities, 698 sq
Callisto, the story of Polycarp's adoption
by, 433 sq
Callistus, Cemetery of, 518 sq
Calvin, on the genuineness of the Ignatian
Epistles, 238
Camerius the deacon, saved by Polycarp,
435; possibly bishop of Smyrna,
464
Canon, testimony of Ignatius to the, 402
sq ; compared with that of Polycarp,
596; of Justin Martyr, 403 ; oflrenieus,
403
Capella; see CiTcihiis Capella
Capitolinus; on expeditions of Antoninus
Pius, 662, 664; on an Egyptian rebellion
quelled by him, 663; on his
clemency, 459 ;
on the tribunicia potestas
of M. Aurelius, 659
Caracalla; date of his birth, 514; his
joint rule with Sevenis, 514; by Renan
confused with Antoninus Pius, 356
carmen; a hymn, 51; any set form of
words, 51
Carnuntum, 487
Carpus, Acts of Martyrdom of, 559, 641
sq, 727 ; see Papylus, Pergamene Martyrs
Cassobela, 79
Cassobola, Mary of, 235 sq, 247; called
'Christifera,' 224; her alleged letter to
Ignatius absent from most MSS of Long
Recension, 112, 113 sq, 119, 245; not
in the Latin version of the Long Recension,
109, 126; omitted also at first
from the Greek printed text, 109; an
expansion of the Epistle to the Magnesians,
247
Cassobola, Mary of, alleged correspondence
of Ignatius with; contained in the
Long Recension, 70; added to the Epistles
of the Middle Recension, 70;
referred to by S. Bernard, 235 sq ;
more than one letter to Mary spoken
of, 236; origin of this error, 236; by
the same hand as the Long Recension,
246 sq; (i) internal evidence for this,
246 sq; (ii) external evidence, 249;
position in MSS and versions, 249 ;
fallacious arguments therefrom, of Pearson
and Cureton, 249 sq; explanation
of its position, 252 sq; date and purpose
of, 257 sq; professed place of
writing of, 252; when first printed,
132; see also Spurious and Interpolated
Igitatian Epistles, Long Recension
Catacombs, evidence furnished by the,
370, 511 sq, 5i7sq
Catalogues, Syriac, containing works by
Ignatius, 280
IGN. I.
'Catholic Church';
expression occurs,
passages where the
413; two meanings
of the expression, 413 sq, 624; its use
in the Ignatian Epistles, 413; in the
Letter of the Smyrna;ans, 624 sq
Cave, criticised, 228
Cedrenus, plagiarisms of, 573
Celibacy; in the Long Recension, 256;
in the Pionian Life of Polycarp, 439
Celsus; his date, 530; not to be identified
with the friend of Lucian, 530; a Platonic
eclectic, 530; character and date
of his book against the Christians, 529 sq
Cemeteries in Rome, 506, 512, 518 sq,
520, 726
Ceraunius, archbishop of Paris, date of,
447> 471
Cerdon; teaches at Rome, 451; date of
his arrival in Rome, 451
Cerinthus; character of the docetism
of, 379 sq, 585; not the type attacked
in the Ignatian Epistles, 377, 380, 386;
but probably in the Epistles of S. John,
381 sq ; Irenaeus on his meeting with
S. John, 380, 450, 553; explanation of
a mistake in the Chronicon Paschale
regarding, 58, 66
Chandler, 472
Christ, the reign of, an early mode of
speaking, 503, 635 sq
'Christian'; Lipsius on the history of the
name, 415, 418 sq; testimony of Latin
historians, 4 1 5 sq; of a Pompeian graffito,
416; of Christian canonical writings,
4 16 sq associated in its origin with
;
Antioch, 417; and with Euodius, 417;
its termination Asiatic, 418; the name
not at first used by the Christians, 418;
afterwards adopted by them, 418 sq;
new derivatives coined, 419
Christian era, practice of dating from the,
Christian ministry see ; Episcopacy
Christian writers, on the relations of the
Church and the Empire under Hadrian,
Pius and Marcus, 534 sq
Christianity; recognised as a new- religion
by Tacitus, Suetonius, SulpiciusSeverus,
10 ;
from the first a religio illicita, 1 1 sq,
56, 456; on the same footing as other
prohibited religions, 1 7 yet not always
;
persecuted, 15 sq; reason of this, 16
sq the name sufficient condemnation,
;
509, 516, 537; its relation to lawful
religions, 20; its conflict with Roman
religion and law, 17, 21, 457; first recognised
by Roman law as a burial
club, 20; persecuted by Trajan as a
guild, 18, 20; its aggressive character,
2 1 ;
hence obnoxious to good emperors,
17; its resemblance to Cynicism, 344
sq see also Christians
;
47