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INDEX. 743
Antoninus, 540; his libels on the
Christians, 52, 461, 529; his appointment
to the proconsulship of Asia,
658, 665; date of his death, 545; relation
of the Apology of Minucius Felix
to, 535; his language respecting the
two emperors, 520, 674
Fronto, proconsuls (elect) of Asia of the
name, 658
fulminala, fulminatrix legio, 490 sq
;
see
Thundering Legion
Fulvus, T. Aurelius ;
see Antoninus Pins
Fundanus ; see Minucins Fnndanus
Funk; on the authorship of the Anglo-
Latin version, 77 ;
on the Latin version
of the Long Recension, 132; on the
date of the Long Recension, 273; on
its Mss, III, 112, 117, 118, 119; on
its doctrinal position, 267, 272; on the
scriptural quotations in the Epistles of
Ignatius and Polycarp, 596 on the
;
genuineness of the Epistle of Polycarp,
582 criticised, 81, 530; on the rescript
;
of Minucius Fundanus, 479
(peponhyj and bixoKoyovfxivT} {eTriaToKri),
250
(plaKos, 6 Kalaapos, 66 i
Gains, mentioned in the postscript of the
Letter of the Smyrnceans, 638
Gaius, the orthodox interlocutor in the
Dialogue with Proclus, 644; his possible
identity with Hippolytus affected
by Gwynn's discovery, 644 his
;
name
inserted in the postscript by the false
Pionius, 644
Galba, the emperor, proconsulate of, 657
Galen ; early use of the word '
leopard '
by,
412 his notice of the
; Christians, 531 ;
date of the treatise in which it occurs,
53; an alleged quotation in Abulfeda
from, 531 sq; his evidence for a solar
calendar in Asia, 681, 692 sq; passage
emended by Ussher, 682 ; further emendation,
692; claimed in support of a
lunar reckoning, 692
Gallican Churches, Letter of the; see
ViettJie and Lyons, Letter ofthe Churches
of
Gallican Martyrs; history of the document
relating to the, 515; date of their
martyrdom, 515; character of the persecution,
446, 462, 515 sq; bold conduct
of, 407; coincidences with the
martyrdom of Polycarp, 605 sq, 611,
615; with the Passion of Christ, 611;
Eusebius on, 516, 646; Gregory of
Tours on, 516, 567; TertuUian silent
respecting the, 16; Roman citizens
among the, 33
Gallus, translates the body of Babylas,
41 sq
Gaul; introduction of the Gospel into,
395; episcopacy in, 396; called Galatia,
395 ; intimate connexion between
Asia ISIinor and, 446 sq
Gavia, perhaps the same as the wife of
Epitropus, 35, 367
Gebhardt ;
on mss of Epistle of Polycarp,
548, 549 ; on the date of the Letter of
the Smyrna;ans, 605 on the chronology
;
of Aristides, 671; criticism on, 670;
obligations to, 716
Gelasius, bishop of Rome; quotes the Ignatian
Epistles, 177; his Liber adv.
Eutychem et Nestorium, 177; contemporaries
of the name, 177
Gelasius of Cresarea, 177
Gelasius of Cyzicus, 177
Gellius Egnatius, 22
Genuine Ignatian Epistles ;
see Middle
Recension
genuinum natale, 719
Geography of Asia Minor illustrating the
journey of Ignatius, 361 sq; map, to
face page 724
Georgius Hamartolus ;
mentions Ignatius,
225 places Polycarp's martyrdom under
;
Antoninus Pius, 573, 650; Cedrenus
and other plagiarists of, 573
;
including
Pearson's anonymous chronicler, 573
Germanicus ;
his boldness in martyrdom,
407, 452; his day, 570
Gesner; date of his edition of the Long
Recension, 117; MS employed by, 116
sq
.
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Gibbon; his account of the Babylas Riots
criticised, 43 sq, 45
Gieseler, on the character of Trajan, 7
Gildas, notice of Ignatius in, 232
Glabrio, called 'the sophist' by Aristides,
653
Gladiatorial shows ; magnificence of Trajan's,
354 sq; supplied from the provinces,
355; rescript of Severus and
Caracalla respecting, 355 sq
Gnostic Judaism attacked by Ignatius,
373 sq; his language respecting it,
showing (a) the Gnostic element,
373, the (/') Judaic element, 374; yet
the heresy one and the same, 374 sq ;
literature regarding, 377 ; its relation
to the Colossian heresy, 376, 377
;
to
the heresy in the Pastoral Epistles,
3761 378; in all three a Judaic side,
and a Gnostic side, 378; its relation to
the Docetism attacked in S. John's
Epistles, 381 sq; see Docetism
Good Shepherd, referred to in the epitaph
of Abercius, 497, 498
Gordian ;
his son slain by Philip, 40 ;
the martyrdom of Polycarp placed by