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of Ussher and Fell, 381 ;
discoveries
of Renaudot and Assemani, 281 ;
of
Cureton, 72, 91 sq, 281 sq; MSS used
by Cureton, 72 sq, 91 sq; the Short
Form, 72 sq; its date, 326; fragments
of a Syriac version of the Middle Recension,
73, 91 sq, 293; its date, 326
sq; the connexion of the Syriac versions
with each other and with the
Armenian, 87 sq, 294, 326 sq ; Merx's
theoiy of three distinct, 105, 200 sq ; see
Cureton, Ignatian Epistles, Short Recension
Syriac writers, Anonymous ; quote the
Ignatian Epistles, 194 sq sources and
;
order of their quotations, 196 sq, 427 ;
Merx's theoiy derived from them. 200
sq quote the Epistle of Polycarp, 565
;
sq date and character of these writings,
;
566; explanation and importance of
these quotations, 581 sq
Syro-Macedonian calendar see Calendars
;
crdji^aTov fJ-eya ;
see ' Great Sabbath '
crdp/cwcTi and ivavOpwirTjuLS, 272
Se/SatTTT;, occurrence and meaning of the
word, 683, 714
SfiSacTTos, 687
a(ppayls, metaphorical use of, 498
Tacitus; distinguishes Jew and Christian,
9; on the Neronian persecution, 9, 10;
his evidence that of a contemporary,
10; followed by Sulpicius Severus, 15;
epithets applied to Christianity by, 53 ;
on the numbers of the Christians, 55 ;
connects Jewish and Egyptian rites, 13;
on the word 'Christian,' 9, 415, 418
Tarachus, a martyr, 26
Tarsians, Ignatian Epistle to the ;
heading
in the Medicean MS, 293 ; see Spurious
Ignatian Epistles
Tatian, at Rome, 452
Tattam, Syriac MSS brought to England
by, 72
Taureon, the month, 685
'
Taylor, Jeremy, his position in the Ignatian
controversy, 241, 245
Telesphorus, bishop of Rome; martyred
under Hadrian, 458; notice of his martyrdom
in Eusebius, 507 ; in Irenaeus,
502 ;
date of his martyrdom, 502 ; perhaps
due to Hadrian's madness, 458,
508
Tentzel, 24
Tergemini, the Gallic; their names, 447;
their Acts, 447, 571 ; their day, 447
Tertullian ;
his relation to the Acta
Pilati,' 55, 489 sq; on the character
of Trajan, 2 sq ; follows Melito, 2, 8;
his attitude explained, 8, 538; his false
estimate of M. Aurelius, 16, 538; his
value as an authority considered, 55;
his testimony to the correspondence of
Pliny, 55, 57; this correspondence the
source of his information on the Bithynian
persecution, 18, 57 sq ;
not indebted
to Ulpian, 55 ; his criticism
upon Trajan's rescript, 57; Eusebius
uses a Greek translation of his work,
57, 61; parallels to the Ignatian Epistles
in, 144, 348; refers to Polycarp,
556 ; responsible for the story of the
Thundering Legion, 489, 538 ;
relation
of his Apologeticum to the Octavius
of Minucius Felix, 534 sq ;
quotations illustrating the persecutions,
57» 538 sq; on the death of the persecutors,
538 sq; on the saying of
Arrius Antoninus, 539
;
his use of the
word sacramentum, 5 1
sq
Teshri, confusion of the Former and
Latter, 200
Testamenta Duodecim Patriarcharum,
translated by Grossteste and Nicholas
of Lincoln, 77
Theatine MS of the Epistle of Polycarp
rediscovered, 548 sq
Thebuthis, Hegesippus' account of, 58
Themistius, on the miracle of the Thundering
Legion, 488, 489
Theodore of Mopsuestia, alleged references
to, in the Long Recension, 273
Theodore of Studium ; quotes the Ignatian
Epistles, 222 sq, 274; his contemporary
Joseph of Studium, 224
Theodoret ;
on the origin of Christian
antiphonal singing, 31 mentions Ignatius,
29, 170 sq; quotes the Ignatian
;
Epistles, 171 sq, 425; his object in
his quotations, 425 ; importance of his
testimony, 251 sq; had the Vossian
letters before him, 251, 291; order of
his quotation, 426; mentions Polycarp,
170, 562; date of his Dialogues, 172
Theodoretus, presbyter and martyr, put
to death by Count Julian, 43
Theodorus the Presbyter, mentions Ignatius,
210
Theodorus ;
confessor under Julian, friend
of Rufinus, 43 ; by Gibbon confused
with Theodoretus, 43
Theodorus Graptus, quotes an Ignatian
passage, 225
Theodota; see Sabina
Theodotus of Byzantium his ; apostasy
in persecution, 526 ; promulgates his
heresy at Rome, 527; his date, 527;
named in the Long Recension, 238
Theodotus the martyr ; incident at his
martyrdom, 614
Theodulus, a martyr, 505
Theophilus of Antioch date of his
;
Apology,
142, 526, 537; shows coinci-