apostolicfathers0201clem - Carmel Apologetics

750 INDEX.
3 his account of Trajan's persecutions
;
at Antioch, i8, 62 sq
;
spurious letter
of Tiberianus given by, 18, 6^; value of
his testimony estimated, 64, 203; on the
consecration of Ignatius by S. Peter,
203 on his martyrdom at Antioch,
;
63, 64; on an Egyptian expedition of
Antoninus Pius, 663
Manuscripts of Ignatian Epistles; see
Ignatian Epistles
Map illustrating the route of Ignatius, to
face page 724
Marcellina ; teaches at Rome, 452 ;
character
of her heresy, 452
Marcellus of Ancyra; aimed at by the
author of the Long Recension, 267,
268 ;
his Christology, 266
Marcia, influences Commodus in favour
of the Christians, 371, 526
Marcianus; bearer of the Letter of the
Smyrnaians, 455; perhaps the correspondent
of Irenreus, 455, 624
Marcion; Docetism of, 380 sq, 575 sq;
its distinctive features, 585 sq its connexion
with Polycarp and the scene ;
of
Ignatius' labours, 384 with the
; story
of Al^ercius, 493
; yet not alluded to in
the Ignatian Epistles, 384; nor in the
Epistle of Polycarp, 584 sq; his high
moral character, 586; teaches at Rome,
452; meets Polycarp, 450, 553, 561,
568, 584, 587 sq
Marcus Aurelius; his attitude towards
Christianity, 461 sq, 526 sq; reference
to the Christians in his Meditations, 457,
46 1) 533; persecutions under, 509 sq,
462, 526 sq ; their extent and severity,
462, 488, 526 sq ; acts and notices of
martyrdom imder, 509 sq; Christian
writers on the character of, 8, 462,
527; his Stoicism, 465; his religious
comprehensiveness, 465 sq; profusion
of his sacrifices, 456, 466 ;
his active
promotion of Caesar worship, 466;
of superstitious rites, 466 sq; his alleged
letter to the Commune Asije,
483 sq; on the Thundering Legion,
485 sq to Euxenianus, 492 sq his
; ;
decree against superstitious rites, 502 ;
date of his adoption, 723; of his marriage,
659, 672; of his tribunician
power, 592, 659, 723; of his title Armeniacus,
;
483 of his expedition against
the Quadi, 488, 500 ;
of his Parthian
war, 662 ;
of his joint sovereignty with
L. Verus, 514, 592, 642, 723 ;
with
Commodus, 642, 659, 715, 724; of
his death, 724; called 'Verus' by
Eusebius, 545 called ' Antoninus ' by
;
Eusebius, 648, 650; called 'Pius' by
Commodus, 663 how
; distinguished
from Antoninus Pius, 663; his deference
to L. Verus, 485 ;
their title
'
fratres Augusti,' 659, 674; other titles
of, 723 sq
Marinus, bishop of Anazarbus; mentioned
in the Long Recension, 260; argument
therefrom, 260; a namesake martyred
under Diocletian, 260
Maris ;
see JMarinus
Marius Egnatius, 23
Mark Pattison, 242
Mark (S.), account in the Chronicon Paschale
of the martyrdom of, 65
Martyrdom, eagerness for; in the Ignatian
Epistles, 38 sq, 407 sq
; reasons
for its display in the Epistle to the
Romans, 408 found in the Short Recension,
322; other instances of, 407
;
sq ; discouraged by the Church, 408,
619 sq
;
testimony of the Letter of the
Smyrnseans discussed, 617 sq
Martyrdom of Ignatius; see IgJtatius,
Acts of Rlartyrdom of Ignathis
Martyrdom of Polycarp see ; Sinyrnceans,
Letter of the
Martyrdoms, notices of; under Nero, 1 1 ;
under Domitian, 11 sq, 370 sq; under
Trajan, 50 sq; under Hadrian, 502 sq;
under Antoninus Pius, 508 sq ;
under
Marcus Aurelius, 509 sq
;
under Septimius
Severus, 498 ;
under Decius, 638
sq, 715 sq; see Christianity, Christians
Martyrologies; Hieronymian, date and
sources, 56, 569 sq, 642, 708 sq old
;
Roman, date and imitators, 570, 708;
old Syriac, 150, 232, 260, 437, 560,
628, 642 of
; Ado, 232, 570, 575; of
Florus-Bede, 232, 574
Martyrs, rise of the veneration for, 616 sq
Mary of Cassobola see
; Cassohola, Mary
'f ...
Mary Stuart ; analogy of her captivity
with that of Ignatius, 360
Mary, the Virgin, Ignatian correspondence
with S. John and, 223 sq; origin
and date of the forgery, 235 its ori-
;
ginal language, 235; date of, 235;
S. Bernard wrongly quoted as an authority
for, 235 sq see also Spurious
and ; Interpolated Epistles
Masson ;
on the chronology of Aristides,
653 sq; opposed by Letronne and
Borghesi, 655; his theory overthrown
by Waddington, 656 sq respective
;
starting points of Masson and Waddington,
658; criticisms on his system,
656, 661, 665 sq, 668; discovers a
Hemerology, 678
Massuet, 449
Maximilla, date of the death of, 383, 498
Maximus, Paullus Fabius; date of his
proconsulate, 700 his intimacy with
;
Augustus, 701
;
introduces the solar