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INDEX. 755
renown, 452; jiresident of the games
at which I'olycarp was martyred, 452;
the titles 'Asiarch' and 'Chief Priest',
628, 667; inscriptions recently discovered
mentioning, 624, 629 sq, 667;
his full name, 632; his honours, 632;
date of his Asiarchate, 633 sq, 667 sq ;
his father of the same name, 632; his
son of the same name, 632
;
his son's
honours, 632
Philippi, visit of Ignatius to, 36, 372;
antiquity of the church at, 462, 600;
episcopacy adopted late at, 395, 397,
594
Philippians, Ignatian Epistle to the; not
in Mss of the Middle Recension, 74,
253 sq ; but still
by the author of the
other Additional Epistles, 253 sq; see
Spurious and Interpolated Ignatiati
Epistles
Philippians, Letter of the, to Polycarp,
37> il^^ 443. 583. 589 sq; reply of
Polycarp to, 37, 336, 444; %^& Polycarp,
Epistle of
Philo, deacon of Cilicia; companion of
Agathopus, 368; follows the route of
Ignatius, 36, 364, 368 sq; his reception
at Philadelphia, 36, 363, 368 sq,
406; brings to Ignatius at Troas good
news from Antioch, 368
Philomelians, Letter to the; see Smyrnaans.
Letter of the
Philostorgius; on the story of Babylas,
41 ; errors in his account, 41
Philoxenus of Hierapolis; date of his
episcopate, 177; mentions Ignatius,
177; and Polycarp, 564
Phlegon; secretary of the Emperor Hadrian,
467, 481, 520; his notice of the
eclipse at the crucifixion, 528 sq; date
of his Chronica, 529
Photinus ;
name confused with Pothinus
by Gregory of Tours, 567; opposed by
the author of the Long Recension,
268
Photius, refers to Polycarp, 547, 572 sq
Phrygia, names of the provinces of, 499
Pionian Life of Polycarp; epitome of,
433 sq; its unauthentic character,
435' 643; its stoi-y criticised, 439 sq;
introduces the miraculous, 643; appeals
to imaginary documents, 643 ;
character of its evidence for the Epistle
of Polycarp, 560, 581; incorporates
the Letter of the Smyrnseans, 608,
643 its author the writer of the ; postscript
in the Letter of the Smyrnseans,
643, 691 sq; not the martyr Pionius,
638 sq, 691; invents the pedigree of
the transmission, 644; and is responsible
for insertions in the Letter of the
Smyrnseans, 644; the Quartodeciman
Controversy and, 383; the Life of
Abercius and, 500
Pionius, Acts of; see Acts of Piormis
Pionius, the martyr; circumstances of
his martyrdom, 469 sq, 638 sq; activity
of the Jews at it, 469 sq; his fellow
martyrs, 638 sq, 717; perhaps revived
the festival of Polycarp, 471, 691; and
instituted the public reading of his
epistle, 581; error of Eusebius as to
the time of his martyrdom, 641, 715;
origin of the error, 641, 651, 715; date
of his martyrdom discussed, 556, 715
sq; (i) the year of martyrdom, 471,
557> 717 sq; affects the date of Polycarp's
martyrdom, 641, 651; (ii) the
day (a) of the apprehension, 719 sq ;
{b) of the martyrdom, 471, 720 sq; the
day kept by the Western Churches,
722; confusion of the name, 722
Pitra, 225, 494 sq
Pius I, bishop of Rome, 451
Placidus, a martyr, 506
Pliny; date of his praatorship, 50; of his
pro-prostorship, =6; his title, 56; his
policy in Bithynia, 14, 56, 416; his
correspondence with Trajan, 13 sq, 20,
50 sq, 60, 725 ;
Tertullian's account of
it, 57 sq; Eusebius' account, 60, 637;
his letter on the firemen at Nicomedia,
19; passage emended, 19; his letter on
the Amisenes, 20; his letter relating to
the Christians, 20; text and notes, 50
sq ;
his account of Christian services,
31, 51 sq, 400; his use of the word
'sacramentum, ' 52 of
;
the word 'Christian,'
415 ; genuineness of his correspondence
vindicated, 54 sq; its date, 56;
claimed as a Christian, and a martyr,
56; on Trajan's gladiatorial shows,
355 on the revival of pagan ; religion,
465; his own munificence in temple
building, 465
Pollio, Vitrasius; mentioned in the Letter
of M. Aurelius, 487; his history, 488
Pollio, proconsul of Asia, date of, 652
Polybius, bishop of Tralles, meets Ignatius,
35, 365
Polycarp, bishop of Hadrumetum, 437
Polycarp, Life of; see Pionian Life oj
Polycarp
Polycarp, Roman presbyter and confessor;
martyred under Diocletian, 471, 708
sq; his day, 471, 708 sq
Polycarp (S.), bishop of Smyrna; the
Pionian legend concerning, 433 sq;
story of his ordination, 434 sq; supposed
miracles of, 435 his name, its
;
history and associations, 436 sq the
;
date of his birth, 437, 583, 666 ;
depends
on his age at the time of his
martyrdom, 437, 666 ; contemporary
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