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INDEX. 761
to it, Irenttus, 605; Polycrates, 605;
tinian doctrine as regards, 385 sq;
Document, 604; (i) External testimony 212 sq; by Theodore of Studium, 222;
history of the word, 386 sq; light coincidences in the Letter of the Galilean
Churches, 605, 623; in Lucian,
thrown by the treatise of Hippolytus,
;
387 the idea derived from Simon 606 sq; Acts of Pionius, 591; Eusebius'
Magus, 387 ;
true reading of the passage Chronicon, 607; quoted in Eusebius'
in Ignatius, 387 sq
Ecclesiastical History, 558, 608; included
Silanus, the martyr, 513, 514
in his Collection of Martyrdoms,
Simeon Barsaboe, 231
608; in the Pionian Life of Polycarp,
Simon Magus; his character as given in 608 ; (ii) Internal testimony considered,
the Clementine Homilies, 347; Docetism
of, 349; his use of the word Sige, witnesses, 609 sq; objections to this
609 sq; claims to be written by eye-
387
Simon the Canan^an, account of his
claim considered, {a) parallelism to our
Lord'shistory,6io sq, 639; {b) the miraculous
element, 614 sq; (6pos, 27, 230 sq; of Ignatius'
SmyrnDsans, Ignatian Epistle to the ; vision of angels, 31, 231; quotes the
place of writing, 36 Docetism attacked
;
Ignatian Epistles, 231
in the, 374; see Ignatian Epistles, Somal's edition of the Armenian Version
Middle Recension
of the Ignatian Epistles, 86, 87
Smymseans, Letter of the; source of extant
MSS of, 608; its date, 137, 470, supposed martyrdom under Hadrian,
Sophia (S.j and her three daughters their
;
552, 609 sq; 506; to be interpreted allegorically,
its amanuensis, 624; its
bearer, 455; a circular letter, 455; 507
circumstances under which written, 455, Sozomen; on the story of Babylas, 42,
609, 617; its account of the martyrdom 44 sq; mentions Polycarp, 563; confounds
him with Polycrates, 563
of Polycarp, 452 sq, 552 ;
witnesses to
the Christian contempt of death, 407 ; Speusippus, 447
on the day of martyrdom of Polycarp, Spurious and interpolated Ignatian Epistles;
627 sq, 677 sq; recent attacks on its
references to Polycarp in, 560;
genuineness, 604 sq; shows an acquaintance
referred to by Stephanus Gobarus,
with the Ignatian Epistles, 204, 257; quoted by Anastasius of
137,424; value of its evidence, 342,424; Antioch, 204, 251, 257; in the Chronicon
Paschale, 210; by Maximus the
consists of two parts, differing in form
and authority, 604; (i) The Main Confessor, 211; by John of Damascus,