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756 INDEX.
events, 438 born of Christian parent-
;
age, 439 his ; birthplace, 439 a man
;
of substance, ;
439 question of his celibacy,
439 sq; his relations with S.
John, 29, 440, 666 his ordination ; by
S. John, 441 sq, 666; his age at the
time, 441 sq his connexion with
;
Clement improbable, 442 with Pa-
;
pias, 146, 442; with Ignatius, 336, 442
sq, 588 sq; his commission from Ignatius,
36, 336 sq, 443 sq, 590 sq; his
letter to the Philippians (see Polycarp,
Epistle of) his ; age and prominence
when he wrote it, 582 sq his modesty,
;
583 his allusions to S. Paul, 583 ; sq ;
mentions Ignatius and the Ignatian Epistles,
135 sq; ignorant of his fate, 37,
136 his proposed visit to Antioch, 444,
;
590 sq his connexion with a younger
;
generation, especially with Irenreus,
444 sq with Florinus, 445 with
; ;
Pothinus, 446 with Benignus and
;
others, 447 his old ; age, 448 sq his visit
;
to Rome and its cause, 382, 449 sq, 555,
667 meets
; Anicetus, 449, 553, 555,
562, 568, ;
667 his sternness towards
heretics, 450 his meeting with Marcion,
384, 450, 474, 553, 561, 568, 587
;
sq its date, 58S ; ; supposed allusions
to Marcion in his epistle, 584 sq; the
Roman Church at this time, 451 sq ;
his apprehension, 452 sq; his martyrdom,
454 sq ; activity of the Jews,
454, 469, 605, 611 ;
alleged incident of
the dove considered, 606 sq, 614, 644;
coincidences with our Lord's passion,
610 sq; with the immolation of Peregrinus,
140, 553, 606 sq ; supernatural
occurrences, 454 sq, 614 sq ;
date of
his martyrdom considered at length;
(i) The year of martyrdom, 646 sq ;
old accepted date, its supporters, and
critics, 646 sq ; Waddington's conclusion,
671 ; tests, 665 sq modifications,
;
668 sq
;
and alternative adjustments,
670
;
sq Waddington's chronology confirmed,
672 refutation of ; objectors,
672 sq; (2) The day of martyrdom;
reading of the Moscow MS, 677, 703;
different days adopted, (i) Feb. 23, 471,
678 sq ; (ii) April 6, Wieseler's view
refuted, 6S9 sq March ; (iii) 23, Salmon's
view, 691 sq
; (iv) March 26,
the date in the Chronicon Paschale,
702 sq ; (v) January 26, the day in
the Latin Church, 471, 708 sq ;
conclusion, 709 sq ; the great sabbath
' ' explained, 709 sq ; the ' heathen
festival which synchronized, 713 sq;
fellow martyrs of, 560, 570; his predecessors
and successors at Smyrna, 463
sq; the message in the Apocalypse
not addressed to, 463 sq
;
the general
religious fervour of his time, 464 sq ;
fate of his reliques, 454, 470, 617 sq ;
festival on the day of his martyrdom,
470 sq ;
the day, in the Eastern
Church, 471 ; in the Western Church,
471 ; story of Gregory of Tours, 471
sq, 568 ; no local tradition of sites relating
to, 472; writings ascribed to,
473> 643; contemporary veneration for,
;
473 sq importance of his conservative
unoriginative mind, 443, 474 sq his
;
significance to the later Church, as 'the
Elder,' 475 his function, a ; depositary
of tradition, 474 sq habitual
; expressions
of, 588 his ;
testimony to episcopacy,
395; namesakes in ecclesiastical
history, 437,471, 651, 708 sq
Polycarp, Epistle of; date, 135, 583;
circumstances of writing, 37, 335 ; its
testimony to the Ignatian Epistles, 135
sq, 288, 335 sq, 424, 589 sq ;
MSS and
versions, 546 sq its original connexion
;
with the Ignatian Epistles, 336, 423 sq,
444, 546; its present connexion in MSS,
546 ; probably circulated also independently,
547 ; first direct notice of
it as separate from the Ignatian Epistles,
547 ; the archetype MS and the
two classes of its descendants, 547 sq;
character of the Latin version, 550 sq ;
no Syriac version of, 551 ; quotations
from and references to, 552 sq its ;
genuineness,
when and by whom first
questioned, 578 Daille's ; position, 578;
Ritschl's theory of interpolations, 579,
593 sq, 600 sq supporters of Ritschl,
;
579 sq the Epistle rejected by Schwegler,
etc., 580; (i) External Evidence
for genuineness (Irenceus, Eusebius, the
;
Pionian Life, Jerome, Syriac writers),
580 sq (2) Internal Evidence, ; (i) the
position of Polycarp, 582 sq ; (ii) references
to S. Paul, 583 sq; (iii) supposed
allusion to Marcion, involving two
points, the character of the heresy attacked
and the reiteration of a phrase,
584 sq; (iv) reference to Ignatius, involving
two points of objection, irreconcilability
of statements, and suspiciousness
of the references themselves, 578,
5S8 sq ; (v) prayer for Kings, 592 ;
arguments for its genuineness, 593 ;
connexion with the supposed Ignatian
forgery excluded by manifold contrasts,
579' 593 s