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740 JNDEX.
Damasus, inscriptions discovered of, 512
sq
Dante, on the prayer of Gregory the
Great, 56
Daphne ; position of, 41, 43 ; immoral
surroundings of, 42 ;
translation of
bones of Babylas to, 41 ;
effect of the
translation, 42 visit of Julian to, 42 ; ;
Babylas' bones removed from, 43; riot
at, 43 fire ; at, 43 sq authorities for
;
these incidents, 42; L. Verus at, 662
Daphnus, of Smyrna; meets Ignatius,
35, 368; the name, 368, 437; story
of his connexion with Polycarp, 435
De Boor, 224, 225
De la Berge, criticisms on, 7, 56, 58
De Larroque replies to Pearson, 334, 387
De Rossi; discoveries of, 20, 504, 512
sq, 519; on the date of the burial
chamber of Januarius, 413, 415; on
on
the story of S. Cecilia, 519 sq, 726;
the two Urbans, 521, 726; on the epitaph
of Abercius, 495 on the Cemetery
;
of Maximus, 726; criticised, 416, 507
De Thou, identification of Mss bearing
the name of, 116, 128
Deaconesses ;
in the time of Pliny, 53';
their name, 53 as ; doorkeepers, 264
Deacons ;
in the Genuine Ignatian Epistles,
397 sq in the ; Epistle of Polycarp,
594
Decius, the emperor; persecutions under,
3; Babylas' martyrdom, 41; Piouius'
martyrdom under, 639, 641, 715 sq;
Polycarp's martyrdom placed in the
Menrea under, 577, 651; explanation,
651 date of the consulships of, 715,
;
718; Pergamene martyrdoms assigned
to, 641 Numerius, the ; persecuting
general of, 41
Decius, the younger, 715, 718
Delian Calendar ;
see Calendars
Denzinger on the mutual relation of the
;
Syriac Versions of Ignatius, 104 sq;
his attitude towards the Curetonian
Letters, 283, 285
Dexter, L. Flavius, the spurious Chronicon
of, 56
Didache ; its date and place of writing,
391; its evidence on the Christian
ministry, 391 Harnack on, illustrates
the Long Recension, 266
391 ; ;
Didascalia; (alleged), of Clement, Ignatius,
and Polycarp, 262 sq, 350 sq,
473 ; of Abercius, 501
Didrachma for temple service ;
diverted
to the Capitoline Jupiter, 11; exacted
rigorously by Domitian, 1 1 sq
Didymus of Alexandria; on the Sige of
Valentinus, 385 sq source of his information,
3 86
;
Dierauer, on the character of Trajan, 7
Digests, on the transportation of criminals
to Rome, 355
Diodorus, and
_
antiphonal singing, 31,
231
Diognetus, Epistle to, on the persecution
of the Church, 533 sq
DionCassius; on the clemency of Hadrian,
4 ; on the death of Flavius Clemens, 12
sq; confuses Jews and Christians, 13; his
stoiy alDOut Apollonius of Tyana, 455 ;
on the miracle of tlie
Thundering
Legion, 488
DionysiustheAreopagite; alleged martyrdom
under Hadrian, 505 mention of
;
him by Dionysius of Corinth, 571 ;
his alleged writings quote Ignatius,
177; Latin version made by Grossteste's
orders, 77; conjoined with the Ignatian
Epistles in mss, 77, 81, iii; in the
Latin edition of Stapulensis, 109 in
;
the attack of Daille, 331 his so-called
;
Epistle to Polycarp, 564
Docetism; confined to early Christian
times, 39 conflict of Ignatius with, ; 39,
32o> 373 sq; its attraction to the Oriental
mind, 378 its relation to Judaizers,
;
373 sq three types ; of, according to
Irenoeus, 340, 379; a fourth type, 379;
these types examined, 379 sq ;
form
attacked by Ignatius, 380; form assailed
in S. John's Epistles, 381 ;
this
form compared with that attacked by
Ignatius, 381 sq; and by Polycarp,
382, 5S5 sq; argument for date derived
therefrom, 320, 382 ; the strongest
forms the earliest, 382 ;
see Gnostic
yudaism
Dodwell, criticised, 448, 484
Domitian; his age and that of Trajan, 2;
exacts the didrachma from the Jews,
1 1
sq ; distinction between Jew and
Christian in his reign, 12 sq; persecutes
the Christians, 2, 7, 10, 370 sq the
;
case of Flavius Clemens, 12 sq, 370;
story in Dion Cassius in connexion
with his death, 455
Domitilla Flavia, niece of Domitian, a
Christian,
1 2 sq, 370 sq
Doorkeepers, 258
Doring, 19
Doulcet ;
on the Acts of Symphorosa, 503 ;
on those of Felicitas, 511 sq; other
notices of, 471, 484
Dove, at the martyrdom of Polycarp,
607, 614; the passage an interpolation,
607, 643 sq its origin, 643 sq ; ; supposed
coincidence with Lucian to be
abandoned, 606 sq
Dressel; his edition of the Ignatian Epistles,
74, III, 112, 113, 126, 283; on
the mutual relation of the Greek mss,
74 sq criticisms
; on, 112, 113,119, 126