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INDEX. 757
otlier considerations affecting the relation
to the Ignatian Epistles, 59S sq;
passages imitating the Ignatian Epistles,
136, 599 indirect tests of its authenticity
in references to external incidents,
;
600 ;
see Sylloge Polycarpiana
Polycarp, Ignatian Epistle to; time and
place of writing, 36, 369 presupposes
;
the Epistle to the Smyrnasans, 369 ;
rejected by Ussher, 243, 314, 424; vindicated
by Pearson, 243 the
;
evidence
of Honorius of Augustodunum, 243 ;
Jerome's error respecting, 156, 243 ;
Ussher's view refuted, 314; mutilated
at the end in the Latin version, 133,
325 ; interpolations comparatively few
in the Long Recension, 276 Zahn's
;
theory as to them, 276 sq
Polycarp, Martyrdom of; see Smyrnceans,
Letter of the
Polycarp of Nictea, 708 time of his
;
martyrdom, 708 ; his day, 708
Polycrates of Ephesus ; his testimony to
episcopacy, 393 : refers to Polycarp,
393, 510, 556; Keim's argument therefrom,
677 ; confused with Polycarp by
Sozomen, 563; his probable intercourse
with Polycarp, 444; his indirect testimony
to the Letter of the Smyrnseans,
605
Pompeianus, Ti. Claudius, commander
in chief for M. Aurelius in the German
wars, 488; marries Lucilla, 488
Pompeii, graffitos at, 416, 436
Pontianus, the burial-place of, 726
Ponticus, a martyr, 448; see Gallican
Martyrs
Popptea ; her influence with Nero, 11,
725; her relations with the Jews, 11,
725; her acquaintance with Josephus, 11
Porson, on Pearson's Vindiciae, 334
Postumus, C. Vibius, extended proconsulship
of, 657
Pothinus, bishop of Lyons his migration
from Asia Minor considered, 446 ; ;
his intercourse with Polycarp, 446
;
his
age at martyrdom, 446, 559; confusion
of the name, 567
Prsetextatus, Cemetery of, 519, 520, 521
Prefects of the City, 522
Presbyters; their position in the New
Testament, 392 ; in the Ignatian Epistles,
396 sq; in the Epistle of Polycarp,
395, 594i599; in Irenseus, 392;
see Episcopacy
Priscilla the Montanist, 383
Priscinus, M. PeducKus Stloga
; date of
his consulship, 665 ;
inscription bearing
on the date of his proconsulate, 665 ;
confused with a namesake, 665
Prisoners, Christian; their treatment, 356
sq; solicitude of Christians for, 358
sq ;
shown in the Apostolic Constitutions,
358 in the Acts of ; Perpetua,
359; in the correspondence of Cyprian,
359; in the history of Pamphilus, 359
Probst, criticisms on, 52
Proconsulate (Asiatic and African), interval
after the consulate, 479, 652, 655
sq, 701 ; Borghesi on, 655 Waddington
on, 656 sq; affected by consules
;
suffecti, 656; by the extension of the
proconsulate, 656
;
instances and evidence
of inscriptions, 657
;
too long
an interval in Masson's chronology,
6551 658 the longest interval on
;
record, 657;
list of holders in second
century, 658; month of entrance into
office, 658; bearing of this fact on the
date of the martyrdom of Polycarp,
652, 656, 658, 668
Proculus, L. Neratius, an inscription relating
to, mentions a Parthian expedition
of Antoninus Pius, 662 sq, 664
Proper names, instances of alternative,
26 ; reasons for assuming them, 26 sq
;
exchange of I and E in Latin, 23
Protestants; their attitude in the controversy
about the Ignatian Epistles, 238
sq the ; Magdeburg Centuriators, 238
sq
; Calvin, 239 ; Scultetus, 239
; Saumaise,
239
Pseudoprochorus mentions Polycarp, 576
Ptolemreus ; account of his martyrdom in
Justin Martyr, 508 ;
value of the account,
509
Publius, bishop of Athens ; martyred
under Antoninus Pius, 459, 508 ;
according
to Jerome, under Hadrian,
=06, 508, 540 sq
Purim, Feast of, perhaps the Great Sabbath
of Polycarp's martyrdom, 711 sq,
727
Trats, age implied by this and similar
words, 448
TrepirjKicv, inpluv, 670
TrXrjpu/jLa, 388
TloXi'iKapTTos (name), 436
Trpay/xarevrris, 632
TrpeajBvTepos, 392, 395 sq, 594, 599
TrpoT^pa, 680
TTpoTpLaKas, 680
wpwroroKos rod Sarava, 584, 587 sq
(pepofxevT]
and o/j.oXoyov/iei'r] iiriffToXri, in
Eusebius, 250
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