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ATHENAGORAS

Angels   Athenagoras athenagoras   141

the fallen   Athenagoras athenagoras   142

Atheists, Christians not such   Athenagoras athenagoras   130

absurdity of this charge   Athenagoras athenagoras   134

charge retorted on heathen   Athenagoras athenagoras   131

Athenagoras, his place among primitive apologists   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

Introductory Notes   Athenagoras athenagoras   125-127

On the Resurrection   Athenagoras athenagoras   149

Paris edition of   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

Plea for the Christians   Athenagoras athenagoras   129

a trophy of St. Paul’s preaching   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

beauty and merit of his writings   Athenagoras athenagoras   127

his writings harmonized with Justin Martyr and others, by Bishop Kaye   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

no historical information concerning him   Athenagoras athenagoras   127

notes of Gesner and Stephans   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

rare mention of his name in history   Athenagoras athenagoras   127

Body, functions of   Athenagoras athenagoras   152

differs from the mortal   Athenagoras athenagoras   152

the resurrection of   Athenagoras athenagoras   152

Calvin, quoted   Athenagoras athenagoras   157

Christian morality   Athenagoras athenagoras   146

Christianity, at the period of Athenagoras   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

Sibylline predictions of   Athenagoras athenagoras   125, 132

bolder tone of   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

entreats a fair hearing   Athenagoras athenagoras   148

his treatise of the resurrection   Athenagoras athenagoras   149

its conflict with heresies   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

its shackles falling   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

Christians, plea in their behalf addressed to Marcus Aurelius and Commodus   Athenagoras athenagoras   129

abhor fœticide   Athenagoras athenagoras   147

abolish gladiatorial shows   Athenagoras athenagoras   147

calumnies against, confuted   Athenagoras athenagoras   145

claim to legal protection   Athenagoras athenagoras   130

condemn cruelty   Athenagoras athenagoras   147

contrasted with their accusers   Athenagoras athenagoras   147

distinguish God from matter   Athenagoras athenagoras   135

do not worship the universe   Athenagoras athenagoras   136

elevated morality of   Athenagoras athenagoras   146

false charges against   Athenagoras athenagoras   130

inconsistency of their accusers   Athenagoras athenagoras   135

injustice towards   Athenagoras athenagoras   129

refuse worship to the emperors   Athenagoras athenagoras   148

superiority of their theology   Athenagoras athenagoras   132

their conjugal chastity   Athenagoras athenagoras   146

their moral teaching   Athenagoras athenagoras   134

why they do not offer sacrifices   Athenagoras athenagoras   134

worship the Trinity   Athenagoras athenagoras   133

Creator   Athenagoras athenagoras   150

who makes, can restore   Athenagoras athenagoras   150

De Maistre, cited   Athenagoras athenagoras   131

Death   Athenagoras athenagoras   157

analogy of   Athenagoras athenagoras   157

and sleep   Athenagoras athenagoras   157

Demons   Athenagoras athenagoras   143

artifices of   Athenagoras athenagoras   143

tempt to idolatry   Athenagoras athenagoras   143

Digestion and nutrition consistent with resurrection   Athenagoras athenagoras   151

Divine Providence denied by the poets and philosophers   Athenagoras athenagoras   142

Doctrine, Christian   Athenagoras athenagoras   132

Germans   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

and of devout exegesis   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

lack of sympathy with the primitive writers   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

their criticisms   Athenagoras athenagoras   126

valuable editorial labours   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

Giants, their progeny   Athenagoras athenagoras   142

God, testimony of the poets to unity   Athenagoras athenagoras   131

distinguished from matter   Athenagoras athenagoras   135

opinions of philosophers concerning   Athenagoras athenagoras   131

Heathen, their gods   Athenagoras athenagoras   136

a poetic fiction   Athenagoras athenagoras   137

absurd representations of gods   Athenagoras athenagoras   138

and idols   Athenagoras athenagoras   136

impure ideas concerning the gods   Athenagoras athenagoras   138

pretended explanations of mythology   Athenagoras athenagoras   140

recent invention of   Athenagoras athenagoras   136

their gods but men   Athenagoras athenagoras   143

their shameful poetry   Athenagoras athenagoras   139

Human flesh, not the proper food of man   Athenagoras athenagoras   153

Judgment   Athenagoras athenagoras   156

necessary to soul and body   Athenagoras athenagoras   158

Logos   Athenagoras athenagoras   133, 146

Man, argument from his nature   Athenagoras athenagoras   156

and from changes in his life   Athenagoras athenagoras   158

and from his liability to judgment   Athenagoras athenagoras   160

and from laws of his nature   Athenagoras athenagoras   161

and from such good and evil   Athenagoras athenagoras   161

and from the objects of his existence   Athenagoras athenagoras   162

from his actions   Athenagoras athenagoras   160

Marriage, chastity of Christians with respect to   Athenagoras athenagoras   146

Philosophers, opinions of   Athenagoras athenagoras   131

Aristotle   Athenagoras athenagoras   142

Plato and Pythagoras sustain the possibility of resurrection   Athenagoras athenagoras   148

Thales and Plato   Athenagoras athenagoras   149

deny a Providence   Athenagoras athenagoras   142

respecting the gods   Athenagoras athenagoras   137

Plato, opinion of   Athenagoras athenagoras   140

Poets, testimony of   Athenagoras athenagoras   131

describe the gods as originally men   Athenagoras athenagoras   144

reasons for this   Athenagoras athenagoras   145

Polytheism, absurdities of   Athenagoras athenagoras   132

Prophets, testimony of   Athenagoras athenagoras   133

Pusey, quoted   Athenagoras athenagoras   157

Resurrection   Athenagoras athenagoras   149

argument continued   Athenagoras athenagoras   155

argument from man’s nature   Athenagoras athenagoras   156

canibalism no impediment   Athenagoras athenagoras   153

children to rise again   Athenagoras athenagoras   156

concluding argument   Athenagoras athenagoras   162

from changes in man’s life   Athenagoras athenagoras   158

if none, man less favoured than brutes   Athenagoras athenagoras   159

its beauty and force   Athenagoras athenagoras   162

nor man’s impotency   Athenagoras athenagoras   153

not merely for judgment   Athenagoras athenagoras   156

objections to   Athenagoras athenagoras   151

probability of   Athenagoras athenagoras   158

will of the Creator concerning   Athenagoras athenagoras   154

Rewards and punishments   Athenagoras athenagoras   158

Sibyl, prediction of Christianity   Athenagoras athenagoras   125, 132

quotation from   Athenagoras athenagoras   145

Sleep   Athenagoras athenagoras   157

Soul and body, judgment of   Athenagoras athenagoras   158

St. Paul, his preaching on Mars Hill   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

Athenagoras its trophy   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

its apparent sterility   Athenagoras athenagoras   125

Telemachus, heroic history of   Athenagoras athenagoras   147

Thales, opinion of   Athenagoras athenagoras   140

Universe, not worshipped by Christians   Athenagoras athenagoras   136

the Ptolemaic system of   Athenagoras athenagoras   136

Aaron and Miriam, their sin against Moses, and its punishment   Irenæus irenaeus   573

Abel   Clement of Rome fecc   6,   Ignatius ignatius   55, 89

Abel and Cain, the offerings of   Irenæus irenaeus   485

Abominations, the, practiced by the Valentinians   Irenæus irenaeus   324

Abraham   Barnabas barna   142,   Clement of Rome fecc   7, 9, 13

both covenants prefigured in   Irenæus irenaeus   495

had faith identical with ours   Irenæus irenaeus   492

saw the day of Christ   Irenæus irenaeus   467, 469

vain attempt of Marcion to exclude him from Christ’s salvation   Irenæus irenaeus   470

waited for the promises of God   Irenæus irenaeus   561

Abraxas, Basilides’ doctrine of   Irenæus irenaeus   350

Acceptable year of the Lord, the   Irenæus irenaeus   390

Achamoth

an account of   Irenæus irenaeus   320

asserted to be be referred to in the Scripture   Irenæus irenaeus   326

origin of the visible world from   Irenæus irenaeus   321

shall at last enter the Pleroma   Irenæus irenaeus   325

Adam and Eve, the story of, according to the Ophites   Irenæus irenaeus   356

Adam, the first

analogy with the second   Irenæus irenaeus   454

death of   Irenæus irenaeus   551

his repentance signified by the girdle which he made   Irenæus irenaeus   457

in paradise   Irenæus irenaeus   531

made a partaker of salvation   Irenæus irenaeus   455

sinned on the sixth day of creation   Irenæus irenaeus   551

why driven out of paradise   Irenæus irenaeus   457

Adrian, Emperor, his Epistle in behalf of the Christians   Justin Martyr justinm   186

Adultery   Barnabas barna   143,   Ignatius ignatius   108,   Polycarp poly   35

Advents of Christ   Justin Martyr justinm   210, 221, 253, 254

Afflictions of Christ   Barnabas barna   139

Agape   Irenæus irenaeus   396

Aletheia

how her passion is said to be indicated in Scripture   Irenæus irenaeus   319

of Ptolomy   Irenæus irenaeus   333

revealed by Tetrad   Irenæus irenaeus   337

the Æon so called   Irenæus irenaeus   317

the numerical value of, does not square with Valentinianism   Irenæus irenaeus   396

Alms-giving   Barnabas barna   148,   Clement of Rome fecc   16

Amen   Justin Martyr justinm   186

Analogies, heathen

to Christ’s doctrine   Justin Martyr justinm   169

to Christ’s history   Justin Martyr justinm   170

to the Sonship of Christ   Justin Martyr justinm   170

Anaxagoras   Irenæus irenaeus   376

Anaximander   Irenæus irenaeus   376

Anaximander and Anaximenes   Justin Martyr justinm   274

Angels   Barnabas barna   148,   Ignatius ignatius   68, 68, 88, 118

could not be ignorant of the Supreme God   Irenæus irenaeus   365

how they transgressed   Justin Martyr justinm   190, 238

of the devil   Irenæus irenaeus   524

the world not made by   Irenæus irenaeus   361

their freedom   Justin Martyr justinm   190, 250, 269

who taught them   Justin Martyr justinm   164

Anger   Clement of Rome fecc   17,   Ignatius ignatius   54, 54,   Polycarp poly   35

Animal men, the, of the Valentinians   Irenæus irenaeus   323, 327

Animals

cloven-footed   Barnabas barna   144

forbidden or allowed as food to Israel, spritual significance of   Barnabas barna   143

ruminant   Barnabas barna   143

Animals, clean and unclean   Irenæus irenaeus   534

Anthropos and Ecclesia, the Æons so named   Irenæus irenaeus   316, 333, 355

Antichrist   Barnabas barna   138,   Polycarp poly   34

concentrates in himself the apostasy   Irenæus irenaeus   557

the fraud, pride, and tyranny of the kingdom of   Irenæus irenaeus   553

the number of the name of   Irenæus irenaeus   558

Antioch, church at   Ignatius ignatius   48, 85, 85, 91, 91, 96, 96, 100, 129, 129

Antiochians, supposed Epistle of Ignatius to them, wherein he speaks of his bonds, of the true doctrine concerning Christ against the views of the early heretics, and exhorts them to certain duties   Ignatius ignatius   110

Antiphanes, the theogony of   Irenæus irenaeus   376

Antoninus, Emperor, Epistle in behalf of the Christians   Justin Martyr justinm   186

Apator   Irenæus irenaeus   322

Apostates   Ignatius ignatius   68, 68, 71, 71, 82, 83

Apostles   Justin Martyr justinm   175, 179

the twelve, not types of the twelve Æons   Irenæus irenaeus   389

the, did not begin to preach till endued with the Holy Spirit   Irenæus irenaeus   414

the, preached one God   Irenæus irenaeus   414

the, the doctrine of   Irenæus irenaeus   429

the, the labours of, lessened by their predecessors   Irenæus irenaeus   494

Apostles, ordinances as to the ministry   Clement of Rome fecc   16, 17, 18,   Ignatius ignatius   66, 67

Aquila and Theodotian, their interpretation of Isa. vii. 14 referred to   Irenæus irenaeus   451

Archelaus, the Athenian   Justin Martyr justinm   274

Argument, the, of Justin’s Apology stated   Justin Martyr justinm   170

Aristotle, opinions of   Justin Martyr justinm   275

Ark of the covenant   Irenæus irenaeus   394, 570

Atheism   Justin Martyr justinm   164

Aurelius   Justin Martyr justinm   187

Autogenes   Irenæus irenaeus   353

Axe, the

laid at the root   Irenæus irenaeus   573

made to float by means of wood   Irenæus irenaeus   572

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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