of Cæsarea, i. 450.

-, John, ii. 641.

Samosatensis, i. 448.

Andrew, king of Hungary, ii. 517.

of Newcastle, ii. 689.

Andrew's, St. siege of, iii. 211. 390;

the cathedral destroyed, 221.

Andronicus, 464.

Anerianus, ii. 695.

Angel, as applied to a bishop, 81.

Angelome, ii. 225.

Angelomus, ii. 217.

Angelus de Clavasio, iii. 52.
Angers, school of, ii. 436.

Anglerius, iii. 55.

Anglo-Saxons, arrival of, in England,
i. 426.

Anglus, Thomas, iv. 144.

Angrogne, Waldensian council at, iii.

405.

Anhalt, princes of, iii. 406.
Anicetus, pope, conference of with
Polycarp, i. 177.

Annates, ii. 651.
Anne, Queen, iv. 456.

Annexation, act of, iii. 492.

Antioch, patriarchs of, iii. 304.
Antiochus, ii. 86. 95.

Antoninus the Philosopher, persecution
under, i. 135.

- of Florence, iii. 44.

"" Marcus, qualified favour to
Christianity of, i. 133, philosophical
principles of, 139.

Antonius Andreas, ii. 686.

de Balacho, iii. 52.
de Padua, ii. 592.

Melissa, ii. 465.

Antony, Paul, iv. 196. 199.

Aones, i. 355.

Apelles, i. 186.

Aphonius, ii. 92.

Aphthardocetæ, ii. 58.

Apollinarian system, i. 331.

Apollinarians, i. 402.

Apollinaris, i. 330. 402.

of, i. 159.

bishop of Hierapolis, works

Apollonius, a Roman senator, and

martyr, i. 159.

a Greek writer against

the Cataphrygians, i. 150.
Tyanæus, i. 213. 299.

Apologies, the, for Christianity, i. 135,
136.

the, utility of, i. 128.
Apology, Jewel's, iii. 198.

- for the Augsburg Confession, iii.
148.
Apostle, meaning of the term, 75.
Apostles, sect of the, ii. 629.

-, the, choice of, i. 42; the
name given to confidential persons
about the high priests, ib.; labours
and deaths of, 48; alleged services
of, in converting the European na-

clusively studied in cent. XIII. 533;
some of his works condemned, 534;
extravagantly extolled in cent. XIV.
iii. 10.

Aristotle's Dialectics translated into
Syriae, ii. 81.

Arius, i. 383. 386. 388. 394. 396.
Arles, council of, i. 378.

Armagh, Romish synod of, iv. 291.

see of, deprived of the pri-
macy, iii. 519; restored to it, 522;
the cathedral destroyed, 532.
Armand of Bellevue, ii. 590.

Armenia, conversion of, i. 302.
Armenian church, the, iii. 312. 315.
Armenians, intercourse of, with Rome,
iii. 263.

iv. 158.

state of, in the 17th cent.

Arnold of Villa Nova, ii. 536.
of Brescia, ii. 503.

of Hildesheim, ii. 592.
Carnotensis, ii. 476.
Godfrey, iv. 203.

Arnoldists, ii. 505.

Arnulph of Laon, ii. 325.

- of Luxen, ii. 474.
Arran, earl of, iii. 480. 483. 488.
Arras, council of, ii. 396.
Arsenius, ii. 584.
Artemas, i. 197.

Artemon, i. 197.

Artemonians, i. 197.

Article, Seventeenth, the, iii. 407.
Articles, the Thirty-nine established,

iii. 203.

the Forty-two, iii. 184.
Arts, seven liberal, ii. 130. 320.
Ascension, festival of the, ii. 99.
Ascetic principles, rise of, i. 166.
Ascoli, bishop of, iii. 422.
Ascunage, ii. 59.

Audoenus, ii. 91.

Audæus, i. 412.

Augsburg, confession of, iii. 134. 143,
144; iv. 63; peace of, 68.
Augustine, St. account of, i. 338; com-
plains of the multitude of ceremo-
nies, 369; authorises capital perse-
cution, 381; reason of his treatise
De Cio. Dei, 419. 425; monastic
services of, 441; intent upon crush-
ing the Donatists, 474. 476; an au-
thority for persecution, ib.; opposes
Pelagius, 501. 503. 506.

mission of, to England, ii.

63. 67; death, 68.

St. regular canons of, ii.

361.
Augustinians, ii. 557; iv. 132. 389.
Augustinus, the book, iv. 124.

Triumphus, ii. 595.

Patricius, iii. 52.

Augustulus, i. 418.

Augustus, i. 13.

Aurelian, i. 212.

64.

Autbert, ii. 178.
Autharis, ii. 11.
Autherius, iv. 6.

704.

B.

Babylon, applied to the Lutheran
church, iv. 198.

"" Rome called by Lewis XII.
iii. 85.

Babylonian Captivity, ii. 649.
Bacon, John, ii. 687.

589.

-, Francis, Lord Verulam, iv. 42.
Roger, ii. 486. 533. 535, 536.

Bactria, conversion of, ii. 115.
Bagnolo, ii. 499.

Bahnsen, iv. 215.
Baiolensians, ii. 499.
Baius, iii. 282. 297.
Balbus, John, ii. 533.
Baldensel, ii. 692.
Balderic, ii. 369.
Baldric of Dol, ii. 472.
Baldus, ii. 641.
Baldwin, ii. 309.

of Canterbury, ii. 477.
-, count of Flanders, made em.
peror of the Greeks, ii. 516.
Frederic, iv. 178. 210.

Bale, bishop, iii. 520. 522.
Balsamon, ii. 464.

Baluze, iv. 114.

Bancroft, archbishop, principles of, iii.
395; services of, iv. 278.
Bangorian controversy, iv. 421.
Baptism, primitive mode of adminis-
tering, i. 104; ancient usages con-
nected with, 174; primitive ad-
ministration of, 178; that of here-
tics, 247; usages respecting in cent.
III. 243; administration of in cent.
IV. 374; administration of in cent.
VII. ii. 50; second, 96; administra-
tion of in cent. XII. 418; adminis-
tered at all seasons in that cent. 494.
Baptist, St. John the, i. 41.
Baptista Mantuanus, iii. 55.
Trovamala, iii. 52.
Salvia, iii. 52.

Bonifacius Simoneta, iii. 53.
Bonosus, i. 415.

Bons Garçons, ii. 582.

Bons Valets, ii. 582.

Book of Sports, the, iv. 285.

Boromeo, Charles, canonised, iv. 146.
Borgia, Roderic, iii. 31; Casar, ib.
Bossius, iii. 53.

Bossuet, disputes with Claude, iv. 75;
his Erposition, 77; Variations, 83;
Defence of the Gallican Liberties, 97
particulars of, 114; confutes Mad.
Guion, 142.

Bostonus, Buriensis, iii. 47.
Bougres, ii. 392.

Boulainvilliers, Count, iv. 41.
Bound, Dr. iii. 444.