The Ecclesiastical History of the Second and Third Centuries: Illustrated from the Writings of Tertullian

and C.J.G. & F. Rivington, London, 1829 - Church history - 588 pages

ON TERTULLIAN AND HIS WRITINGS	5

The two Tracts ad Uxorem	12

from Epiphanius	15

tismo	47

de Præscriptione Hæreticorum	50

adversus Hermogenem	63

Examination of Semlers objections to the genuineness	69

On the forms observed in Baptism	87

Account of the Tract de Carne Christi	272

The consideration of the first and second Articles	289

On the Tradition of the Church 290	307

Travels of Paul and Thecla	314

Quotations not found in Scripture	320

Two strange opinions of Tertullian	330

Causes of Tertullians secession from the Church	338

the name of Christ	345

CHAP II	91

Instances of the exercise of miraculous powers recorded	98

The miracle of the thundering Legion	106

Two causes of the rapid propagation of Christianity	112

Sketch of the Apology	119

56	121

Gibbons remarks on the early Apologists for Christ	133

The Tract de Paradiso	137

Account of the Tract de Fugâ in Persecutione	147

General observations on the subject of martyrdom	154

Condition of the Jews in Tertullians time	162

Account of the Tract de Testimonio Animæ	176

Remarks on the prevalent disposition to undervalue	182

Account of the Treatise de Animâ	190

language on this subject	195

Tertullians opinions respecting Angels and Dæmons	214

0	220

On the distinction between the Clergy and Laity	226

On the distinction of Orders among the Clergy	232

On the titles Pontifex Maximus Episcopus Episcoporum	241

On the Penitential Discipline of the Church	251

Silence of Tertullian on the subject of Auricular Con	257

Christs descent into hell	263

Title	The Ecclesiastical History of the Second and Third Centuries: Illustrated from the Writings of Tertullian
Author	John Kaye
Edition	2
Publisher	and C.J.G. & F. Rivington, London, 1829
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	12 Mar 2009
Length	588 pages

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On speaking in the Congregation in	354

The consideration of Articles 27 28 30 deferred	360

lonius	366

On the Millennium 66	368

32	369

36	375

Examination of M Barbeyracs strictures on Tertullian	380

CHAP VI	406

The six Books de Ecstasi and the seventh against Apol	408

Difficulty of ascertaining what works were and what	409

Sunday or the Lords Day and the Sabbath kept	412

by the Montanists	420

65	432

On the necessity of Baptism to Salvation	445

CHAP VII	462

The Nazarenes and Ebionites	474

Account of the five Books against Marcion	509

The Followers of Valentinus	524

Account of the Tract against Praxeas 527	552

Titles applied to Christ	566

Simon Magus	578

The Tract de Pœnitentiâ	583