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742 INDEX.
pistles before him, 250, -zSgsq; perhaps
derived his copy from Origen, 289, 349;
obligation of the author of the Long
Recension to him, 236, 248, 261 ;
their doctrinal position compared, 271 ;
his account of Polycarp, 557 ; quotes
IrenKus, 554, 558, 559; quotes the
Letter of the Smyrnseans, 558, 607 sq ;
but abridges it, 637 ; quotes the Epistle
of Polycarp, 148, 250 ;
value of his
evidence for the Epistle of Polycarp,
581 for the Acts of
; Pionius, 640 sq ;
the volume of Martyrdoms in his
hands, 640 sq, 648 sq, 715, 721 sq;
his error as to the date of Pionius'
martyrdom, 641 sq, 715 sq, 721 sq on
;
the date of the martyrdom of Polycarp,
557, 646 sq, 658; associates it with
the persecutions in Gaul, 557, 646 ;
his evidence considered at length, 646
sq on the date of martyrdoms of
;
Carpus and Papylus, 715; his ignorance
of Latin and Latin Fathers, 61 ;
used
a Greek translation of Tertullian, 57,
61 his ; ignorance of dates, 637, 721 ;
Antoninus,'
especially of imperial annals, 648 ;
his
'
vague use of the name
648, 650 ;
relation of his Ecclesiastical
History to his Collection of Ancient
Martyrdoms, 608, 640 sq ; to his Chronicon,
648 sq ; editions of his Chronicon,
3, 29, 145 sq, 490, 557, 561, 649;
the Armenian Version, 3 sq, 40, 145,
649 ; habit of grouping events in this
work, 646 sq; the Syriac abridgment,
3, 327; other works of his translated
Syriac, 327 his
; joint work with
Pamphilus, 359 ; as translator of Latin
documents, 480 ;
see yeroine
Eutecnus, of Smyrna, meets Ignatius,
35
Eutychianism, and the Long Recension,
282, 323 sq
Eutychides of Sicyon, the statue of the
Fortune of Antioch by, 47 sq
Euxenianus, alleged letter of M. Aurelius
to, 492; found in the Life of Abercius,
493
its contents, 493 Prof. Ramsay's
; ;
view of the date considered, 500
Evagrius mentions Ignatius, 203 and
; ;
the Church at Antioch, 45
Eventius, the martyr, 505
Exorcists, 258
dtr^v, Xe7et, (p-qaip, in Irenseus, of writings,
338 sq
i^efnrXdpLOP, i^ovrrXapiov, ^^evirXov (form),
411
iwl Tpal'avov, 59
inlaKOTTos and irpeff^vrepos, 392 ;
see also
Episcopacy
iTropKKXTTjs, 258
Faber Stapulensis; edits the Latin version
of the Long Recension, 109; omits the
Epistle of Mary to Ignatius, 109, 132;
Funk on the Mss used by, 132
Fabianus, bishop of Rome, builder of
the papal crypt in the Cemetery of
Callistus, 726
Farrar, on the word Christian, 417
Fasts in the Early Church, 259 sq
Faustina, the elder, deification of, 460,
466
Faustina, the younger; date of her marriage
with M. Aurelius discussed, 659,
672; introduced into the story of S.
Abercius, 493
Faustus, Q. Anicius; interval between
his consulship and his proconsulate, 657
Felicitas and her seven sons; story of
their martyrdom under M. Aurelius,
511 sq ; spuriousness of the Acts, 511;
similarity to the story of Symphorosa,
504, 511, 726 ;
evidence of the Liberian
catalogue, 512; of inscriptions, 512 sq;
of Gregory the Great, 513; brothers in
suffering only, 513 sq; day of their
martyrdom an imperial anniversary,
514 ; year of their martyrdom, 514 sq;
their reputed grave in the Cemetery
of Maximus, 726
Fell's researches after the Syriac Version,
281; a MS identified, 122 sq
Festivals in the Early Church, 259
Flavianus, and antiphonal singing, 31
Flavins Clemens; see Clemens
Florinus, pupil of Polycarp, 445 ; date,
448 ; his position at court, 445, 449 ;
perhaps in the suite of the proconsul
T. Aurelius Fulvus (Antoninus Pius),
449 ; may have accompanied Polycarp
to Rome, 451
Florinus, the Epistle to; text, 554 sq
;
translation, 445 ; date, 445 ;
compared
with other works of Irenseus, 445, 580;
circumstances of writing, 445 ; quoted
by Eusebius, 559
Florus-Bede, Martyrology of; its authorship,
574; mentions Polycarp and
others, 574
Forum ; Romanum, traces of Trajan's
clemency in, 4; Trajani, inscriptions
in the, 487
Francis (S.) of Assisi, tendency shown
by the story of his stigmata, 613
Freculph of Lexovium, source of the
notice of Ignatius in, 232
Fretensis, as a title of the Tenth Legion,
725
Friedlander, on the character of Trajan, 7
Fronto, delegate from Ephesus to Ignatius,
34
Fronto of Cirta his ; intimacy with Marcus
Aurelius, 461, 526, 529; with Arrius