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Nicolas of Myra, epigram in the Anthologia
Palatina on, 576
Nicomedia, Trajan and the firemen of,
Nisibis, in the story of Abercius, 493;
scansion of the word, 497
Noris, 698
Notation of the authorities for the text of
the Ignatian Epistles; used by Zahn,
7 1 ;
adopted in this book, 7 1
novi homines, 4
Novocomum ;
scene of the alleged martyrdom
of Pliny, 56 ; perhaps confused
with Cumje, •^S
Numerianus the emperor; date of, 41;
possible confusion with Numerius the
general, 41
Numerius, persecuting general under Decius,
41
Nura, 24
Nurono; Syriac name of Ignatius, 24 sq,
186; its
meaning, 24; where first applied
to Ignatius, 24 ;
based on a mistaken
derivation, 25
Nysa, inscription at, 696, 698
veofj-rivla, vovfirjuia, 693
Obededom, confused with Sheba, 263 sq
Oblations for the dead, 618
Odenathus, 545
Oehler, 57
Olympiads of Tralles, 629, 633 sq, 667 ;
mode of calculating them, 634 sq
Olympian festivals; at Athens, 634; in
Asiatic cities, 634 ;
at Tralles, 633 sq ;
at Sm.yrna, 713 sq; date of establishment
there, 714; Hadrianeaat Smyrna,
713 sq; date of establishment, 715
Olympius, a title of Hadrian, 460, 468,
634; its origin, 634
Onesimus, bishop of Ephesus; meets
with Ignatius, 34, 146, 365 his
;
character,
34; frequency of the name, 365
sq, 436 ; Daille's confusion of the name,
365 ; Ado of Vienne on his martyrdom,
225 sq
Origen; quotes the Ignatian Epistles,
144, 287, 289, 332, 339, 348, 424; his
evidence does not support the Curetonian
theory, 289; probably Eusebius
derived his copy from him, 289, 349 ;
plagiarised in the Long Recension,
261; on Ignatius' place among the
Antiochene bishops, 29; Pamphilus'
defence of, 359; Latin Versions of,
144; on Celsus, 530
Orosius; on the Thundering Legion, 489,
542; on Christian apologists, 54 1 sq
Otrous; its situation, 494, 498; Zoticus
of, 498
Overbeck, 503, 541 sq
Owen, in the Ignatian controversy, 331
IGN. L
ofxoXoyovfxivr] and ipepojiivrj eTriaToX-q, 250
o/jLoovcrios, term avoided by the author of
the Long Recension, 271
bfj-oTLno^, used doctrinally in the Long
Recension, 271
Paceus; publishes the Greek Epistles of
the Long Recension, 109; Greek MS
employed by, 109; omits the Epistle of
Mary of Cassobola, 199; unscholarly
character of his edition, in; misleads
Zahn, III
Paganism, revival of; in the time of the
Antonines, 465 sq; supported by the
Emperors, 465; especially by M. Aurelius,
465 sq; superstitious accretions
of, 466 sq
Palestinian martyrs, 26
Palladius, bishop of Helenopolis, lives of
the Monks by, 153
Pamphilus; his library a link between
Origen and Eusebius, 289, 349; his
captivity compared with that of Ignatius,
359; his translations into Syriac, 327
Panemus, the month, 679, 684, 685
Papias, bishop of Hierapolis; his tutor
John, 29, 438, 442; his friends, 438,
463 ;
his connexion with Polycarp discussed,
146, 442 confused with Papylus,
;
Papirius, bishop of Smyrna; his identity,
464 ; perhaps the successor of Polycarp,
464; a Quartodeciman, 464; martyred
under M. Aurelius, 462, 510, 556
Papylus confused with Papias, 569 ; ;
Eusebius' date for his martyrdom, 558
sq, 641; discovery of his Acts, 642;
Harnack on these Acts, 727; correction
of Eusebius' date therefrom, 642 sq;
day of his festival, 642 ; general confusion
of the name, 642 see Perga7nene
;
Martyrs
Parabolani, 259
Parallela; Sacra, of John Damascene,
212, 221, 425; (i) Vaticana, 212 sq,
228, 425, 427; (2) Rupefucaldina, 215
sq, 221, 425, 426; see John Da/nascene
Parthian wars; see Vologesiis
Paschal Chronicle; see Chronicon Paschale
Paschal Controversy; see Quartodeciman
Controversy
Paschal I ;
removes the reliques of S.
Caecilia, 518; circumstances attending
the removal, 518 sq
Passion of Christ ; prominence given to it
in the Epistles of Ignatius, 373 sq, 595
;
otherwise in the Epistle of Polycarp,
595 parallelisms in the martyrdom
;
of Polycarp, 600, 705, 707 sq and
;
in the sufferings of saints generally,
602 sq
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