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746 INDEX.
123, 205; Its MSS, i26sq; their mutual
relation, 133 sq; small value of this
version, 133 sq; Merx's theory of three
Syriac versions of, 200 sq ecclesiastical
use of, no, 352; the order of the
;
Epistles in the mss, 8r, 85, 86, no,
126, 234 the
; history of the controversy
respecting, 237 sq, 280 sq, 328 sq ;
see also SJiort Recension, Middle Recension,
Long Recension, Spurious Ignatian
Epistles
Ignatius (S.); characteristics of his age,
I ; compared with Clement of Rome,
I
sq; his name 'Ignatius,' 22, 49; its
history, 22; its orthography, 22; its
derivation, 25 other
;
names of, Nurono,
Theophorus, 24 sq legend of the
;
Theophorus examined, 27; legend of
his heart, 27 sq his ; origin, birth and
education, 28, 407; date of his birth,
30 ;
his claim to the title of Apostolic
Father, 28 sq, 404 sq ;
his connexion
with S. Peter, 29, 203 ;
with S. Paul,
29; with S. John, 29, 30, 145; his
place among the Antiochene bishops,
29; dateof his episcopate, 30; Eusebius
on this, 145 ; date of his martyrdom,
30; Eusebius on this, 145; tradition
of his vision of angels, 30 sq, 231 ;
of
his interview with Trajan, 31 sq ;
his
condemnation at Antioch, 32, 370; his
journey to Rome, 32, 322, 422 ;
historical
probability of the journey, 354
sq historical
;
parallels to his treatment,
357 sq; his companions, 33, 37, 135,
347' 355 sqi 591 not a Roman ; citizen,
33;hisroutedis_cussed,33sq,36isq,372,
725; his meeting with Polycarp, 34;
his connexion with Polycarp, 442 sq,
588 sq; his commission to Polycarp,
36, 443 sq, 587 sq; meets other delegates,
34 sq; writes four epistles from
Smyrna, 35 their
; character, 35 ;
journey to Troas, 36, 368 sq ;
meets
Philo and Rhaius Agathopus at Troas,
36 ;
writes three epistles from Troas,
36 their
; character, 36 ;
character of
his letters generally, 360; continues
his journey, 37, 372 sq; his martyrdom,
37i 38; day of his martyrdom, 46,
372 perhaps the anniversary of the
;
adoption of Trajan, 373 ;
influence of
his martyrdom on the Church, 31,
38; on his writings, 38; his value (i)
as a theologian, 39 sq ;
his conflict
with Docetism, 39, 373 sq ; (2) as an
expounder of ecclesiastical order, 39;
his advocacy of the threefold ministry,
39 sq his fame temporarily eclipsed
;
by Babylas, 40 sq first translation of
;
his reliques, 46; his grave shown, 46;
his commemoration the occasion of
Chrysostom's panegyric, 46 sq second
;
translation of his reliques, 47 sq the
;
'Church of Ignatius,' 48; homilies
delivered there by Severus of Antioch,
48, 183 sq; honours paid to him, 48;
hymns to him, 93, 192 sq, 223; days
assigned to him in the Greek calendar,
46, 48 his ; popularity in the East,
48; among the Monophysites, 48 sq;
translations of his Epistles, 48 ; gives
his name to the Jacobite patriarchs of
Antioch, 49 his position in the West,
;
49 ;
references to him in Ecclesiastical
writers, 63, 66, 128 sq ; angelology of,
31, 321, 405; self-depreciation of, 322,
405 sq ; comparison with S. Paul, 26,
28. 32. 33> 37, 38, 404> 407; his eagerness
for martyrdom, 2, 32, 38, 322,
407 sq
Ignatius, Acts of Martyrdom of; see
Ac(s of Martyrdom of Ignaiitis
Ignatius, Jacobite patriarch of Antioch ;
the name, 49 ; catalogue of his books,
280
Irenceus (S.) ;
date of his birth, 448 of
;
his work on Heresies, 143, 340 ;
of
his connexion with Polycarp, 448; with
Florinus, 445, 448, 554 sq quotes
;
from the Ignatian Epistles, 143, 148,
287, 289, 337, 424; shows also coincidences,
143, 289, 339; his testimony
considered, 340, 424; Daille's objections
to it answered, 340 sq its ; bearing
on the Curetonian theory, 287, 289 ;
Daille's argument from the silence of,
341 sq his testimony to, and conception
;
of episcopacy, 391 sq, 396; formula of
quotation used by, 338; his relation to
the Canon and that of Ignatius, 403
sq his account of Papias, 442 of
; ;
Polycarp, 450, 473, 553 sq, 558, 666;
his connexion with Polycarp, 444 sq ;
his testimony to the Epistle of Polycarp,
553, 555, 580 sq; his supposed
testimony to other Epistles of Polycarp
considered, 445, 473, 580 sq ;
his
letter to Victor of Rome on the Paschal
controversy, 450 ; on the incident of
Polycarp and Marcion, 450, 553 his
;
residence at Rome, 451; his lectures
and pupils there, 451, 644; intimation
to him there of the death of Polycarp,
455 his indirect testimony to the
;
Letter of the Smyrnxans, 605 his
;
account of Docetism, 379; a passage
misinterpreted by Jerome, 338 see
;
also Florinus, The Epistle to
Isa ibn Zorha; history and date of, 230;
a quotation ascribed by Pearson to
him really from Severus of Ashmunin,
230