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INDEX. 749
Liberian Catalogue; date and character 344; attacks Cynicism and Christianity,
of, 512; references to, 502, 506, 512 sq 344; mainly the former, 345; his use
Linus, 247, 261, 266
of technical Christian terms, 345 ; yet
Lipsius (R. A.); at first supports the with confusion of men and things, 347;
Curetonian theory, 282; recants, 285 coincidences %\'ith the history of Ignatius
and Polycarp in, 137 sq, 344 sq,
sq; on the word 'Christian,' 415 sq,
419; on the Letter of the Smymaeans, 358, =53, 606 sq the coincidences acknowledged
by Renan and Baur, 347 ;
; 604 sq, 610 on a
; passage in the Letter,
616 sq; on the date of Telesphorus, their bearing on the Curetonian theory,
502; on the chronology of Aristides, 287;
670 sq; on presents a parallel to the treatment
of Ignatius by hi guard, 358 ;
the Great Sabbath, 671;
on the date of the birth of Irenaeus, testifies to the Christian contempt of
448; on the Letter to Florinus, 445, death, 407; probably not an apostate
580; on the Epistle of Polycarp, 579; from Christianity, 346; alludes elsewhere
to Christianity, 532
on the year of Polycarp's martjTdom,
; date of his
670 sq, 727
'Alexander,' 532; his friend Celsus,
Liveley, on the Great Sabbath, 711
5 30 see also Peregrimis Proteus
;
Logos; see Christology
Lucilla; betrothed to L. Veras, 493, loo;
Long Recension, Ignatian Epistles of after his death marries Pompeianus,
the ; contents, 70 sq versions and Mss 488 ; ; story of her cure by S. Abercius,
of, 109 sq (see Ignatian Epistles) ; 493' =00
history of the printed text, 237; doubts Lunar calendar; see Calendars. Months
and controversies respecting, 237 sq; Lydia, her relations with S- Paul, 440
suspicions before Ussher's time, 237 sq; Lysanias, in the Acts of Sharbil, 67, 68
from critical reasons, 237; from controversial
reasons, 238; supporters and
objectors, 238 sq; accepted by the Xeon-apSos; use of the word in the Ignatian
Epistles, 412; alleged anachronism
Anglican divines, 239 sq; finally discredited
by the involved in this use,
discovery of 412
Ussher,
; history of the
242 sq; and of
word, 412: Daille's account of it, 412
Voss, 244; subsequent
champions of, 244; interpolations and A070S avo criyijs irpoiKduv, 201, 342, 385 ;
see also
spurious epistles by one Christology
hand, 245 sq;
(i) internal evidence for X670S ex", Xd7os Karcxet, 58, 250
this, 245 sq;
(ii) external evidence, ;
249 sq the date
and purpose of the Recension investigated,
257 sq; (i) external evidence connexion with the Oak Synod, 562;
Macarius Magnes; his date, 561; his
for the date, 257; (ii) internal evidence editio
for the date, 257 sq; derived from princeps of his works, 562;
(a) mentions Polycarp, 561 sq
the ecclesiastical status, 257 sq; (b) Maccabees, Fourth Book of; its date,
the names of persons and places, 260 ; 503 story of mart}-rdom in, 503 ; ;
(c) the plagiarisms, 260, 402 sq; especially
from the Apostolical Constitu-
Macedonia, fellow martjT with Pionius,
repetitions of the story, 503 sq
tions, 262 sq
; (d) the doctrinal teaching, and a Montanist, 156, 639; see Pionius
266 sq; Arianism of the wn-iter considered,
268 sq
Macedonian Calendar; see Calendars
;
Apollinarianism of the Madabbar, 65
writer considered, 271 sq; conclusion Madan, his assistance in this edition, 64
as to date, 273: country of, 274; in Madaurian martyrs; their names, 522;
the Greek Church did not displace the authority for their martyrdom, 523;
Middle Recension, 274; in the Latin date, 523, 532
Church its influence more important, Msonia, inscriptions at, 694
274; but still local, 274; the spurious Magdeburg Centuriators, 578
epistles appended to the Middle Recension,
249 sq, 274 sq; references to Poly-
Magnesia; not \-isited by Ignatius, 361
Magistriani, icxj
carp in the, 560; see also Spurious sq, 364; delegates from, 36, 366; road
Ignatian Epistles
to,
Loofs, 205, 220
34; Damas, bishop of, 34, 365 sq,
4U> 441
Lucas Holstenius, 75
Magnesians, Ignatian Epistle to the; its
Lucian; his life and journeys, 344; date title, 292, 293; its relation to the Epistle
of Mary to Ignatius, 247 Judaism
; ;
of his ' Peregrinus Proteus,' 141 extracts
from, 137 sq; its purpose, 344 attacked in, 374, 375 see also ; Ignatian
sq character of his ' ; Peregrinus Proteus
' historical, 344; with Epistles
accessories. Malalas, John; his character of Trajan,