Abbadie, ii. 222.

Abbot, Bishop, ii. 187.
Abelard, i. 384, 391; works, 393; on rea-
on rea-
son and revelation, 416, 417; tradition,
422; being of God, 436; attributes, 446;
unity, 448; omnipotence, 449, 452; op-
timism, 452; Trinity, 457, 459; theodicy,
473; on sin, ii. 24; hereditary sin, 26;
freedom, 28; christology, 38; the right
of the devil, 43; redemption, 46, 47;
matrimony, 115.

Abraham's bosom, ii. 130.
Absolute, philosophy of, ii. 399.
Absolution, as sacrament, ii. 303, 325, 513.
Abulfaradsh (Barhebraeus), i. 385.

Abuses of Roman Catholic Church, ii. 289.
Acacius of Cæsarea, i. 255.
Acceptilatio, ii. 356, 360.
Accidentia sine subjecto, ii. 95.

Act and testimony, ii. 444.

African School, i. 386.
Agatho of Rome, i. 283.
'Ayɛvvnoía, i. 264.
Agnoetæ, i. 281.

Agobard, of Lyons, on Jews, i. 382, 415;
works, 387; on Inspiration, 425.
Agricola, John, ii., 148, 248.
Agrippa of Nettersheim, ii. 22, 23.
Aichard, see Eckart.

Alúvios, i. 379.
Αιώνιος,
"Αιρεσις, i. 52.

Aix-la-Chapelle, Council, i. 454.
Aktistetæ, i. 281.

Alanus of Ryssel (ab Insulis), i. 395, 396;

on faith, 417; attributes of God, 446;
on the Trinity, 463; on atonement, ii. 49;
on works, 69; on sacraments, 78; on
orders, 116.

Albertus Magnus, i. 396, 397; on knowing
God, 439; on Erigena, 442; on immacu-
late conception, ii. 30, 32; christology,
35, 38; on indulgences, 70; concomi-
tance, 102, 103.

Albigenses, i. 384.

Alcherus, ii. 15.
Alciat, ii. 211.

Alcuin, i. 387; on revelation, 422; on pro-
cession of Holy Ghost, 454; adoptionism,
ii. 35, 37.

Alexander, see Natalis (Noel) ii. 206.

Alexander III., ii. 38.

Alexander of Alexandria, i. 249, 250.
Alexander of Constantinople, i. 250.
Alexander Hales, i. 396, 397; knowing God,
439; on omnipresence, 446; love of God,
453; creation, 470; theodicy, 473; devil,
478; sinlessness of Mary, ii. 31; on assu-
rance, ii. 65; on thesaurus meritorum,
69; seven sacraments, 78; confirmation,
87; Lord's Supper, 98; the cup, 102; on
concomitance, 103; penance, 111.
Alexander, Archibald, J. A., J. W., ii. 445;
W. L., ii. 435.

Alexander of Stourdza, ii. 459.

Alexandria, School of, i. 95, 239, 275; ii.
375.

Alexandrian culture, i. 50.

Alford, ii. 423.

Alicubi, i. 445.

Aliquando, i. 445.

Allatius: see Leo.

Allegorical Interpretation, i. 93, 199, 428;

ii. 247.

Allgemeine Deutsche Bibliothek, ii. 381.
Allies, ii. 427.

character, 82; on baptismal grace, 84, 85,
86; confirmation, 87; transubstantiation,
98, 99; on sacrifice in eucharist, 100; the
cup, 102; concomitantia, first used, 103;
on penance, 109, 110, 111; extreme unc-
tion, 113; orders, 114, 115; on matri-
mony, 116, 117; resurrection, 123; on
the judgment, 125, 126; purgatory, 127;
on limbus infantum, 131; beatitude and
dos, 134; hell, 136, 137, 354.

Arabici, i. 159.

Archaeology, works on, i. 22.
Arch-heretic, i. 54.

Aretius, ii. 170, 171.

Arguments for Being of God, i. 325, 432:
see God.

Arianism, i. 229, 241, 249, 252-4, 256, 259,
271, 328; in England, ii. 184, 328, 332,
478.

Aristeas, i. 88.

ture of God, 328; on dualism, 330; cre-
ation, 333; on redemption, 346; on
Lord's Supper, 365; ii. 29.
Atheism, ii. 475.

Athenagoras, i. 63, 68, 87; on unity of
God, 103, 110; on Logos, 120; on angels,
139, 142; on freedom, 155; on resurrec-
tion, 218, 219.

Attalus, i. 104.

Atonement, i. 179, 345; ii. 41, 46, 354, 496;
extent of, 275, 351; recent German con-
troversy, 502-3: see Death of Christ,
Redemption.

Attributes of God, i. 109, 331, 445; ii. 385,
476: see God.

Attritio, i. 188; ii. 109, 111, 136, 325.
Auberlen, ii. 473.

"Avxnμa, ii. 352.

Auchterarder Creed, ii. 431; Case, 434.
Audæus, i. 290.

ii. 16.

Arles, Synod, i. 306.
Arminians, ii. 208, 214, 218, 277; in
England, 182, 187; learning of, 214, 216;
on Scripture, 241; on interpretation, 243;
on state of innocence, 254; on original
sin, 260; on freedom, 270; on justifica-
tion, 281, sq.; on the church, 292; on
on
sacraments, 303; on Lord's Supper, ii.
309; Trinity, 328, 332; baptism, 367;
infant baptism, 369.
Arminius, ii. 214, 215.

Arnauld, ii. 201, 202, 277; on eucharist, 321.
Arnd, John, ii. 154, 156; on justification,
287.

Arnobius, i. 171, 230, 234; on sin, 295;
miracles, 314; inspiration, 321; on being
of God, 325; on eternity of God, 332;
on providence, 336; annihilation, 226,
376, 379.

Arnold of Brenia, i. 412.
Arnold, J. G., ii. 154, 156.
Arnold, Thos., ii. 428.

Art, mediæval, ii. 121.

Artemon, i. 60, 61, 117, 118, 170.

Articles XLII, XXXIX, Church of England,
ii. 164, 166–7; of Lambeth, 182, 185; of
Dort, 164; of Remonstrants, 214, 215;
of Smalcald, 146; of Torgau, 147.
*Αρτος, ii. 108.

Artotyrites, i. 205.
Asbury, ii. 450.

Ascension-body, i. 177: see Resurrection.
Asceticism, i. 291; ii. 154.
Ascusnages, i. 268.

Assembly, Westminster, ii. 169, 182.
Asterius, i. 257.

Associate Presbyterians, ii. 431.
Assurance, ii. 65, 277.

Athanasian Creed, i. 269; ii. 249, 329.
Athanasius, i. 230, 231, 245, 247, 249, 251;
on the Arian, 256; on Holy Spirit,
257-9; procession of Holy Spirit, 263;
on Trinity, 265; on Christ's humanity,
271; on Apollinaris, 273; on sin, 291,
293; defense of Christ., 313; Bible, 316;
canon, 319; on being of God, 325; na-

Auditio, ii. 288.
Auditores, i. 352.

Augsburg Apology on original righteousness,
ii. 253; on sacraments, 304; mass, 311;
penance, 325; incarnation, 345; atone-
ment, 355-6; baptism, 365; on Anabap-
tists, 368.

Augsburg Confession, ii. 146, 147; variata,
147; on original sin, 258; on freedom,
272; on justification, ii. 282; faith, 283;
on the order of redemption, 288; on the
church, 292; on the mass, 293, 310; on
saints, 301; on word and sacraments,
305; Lord's Supper, 316; the cup, 312;
penance, 325; Trinity, 329; incarnation,
345; on eschatology, 370; on restitution
of all things, 371.

Augusti, ii. 453, 513; on the doctrine of the
devil, i. 477; on spiritual knights, ii. 88.
Augustine, i. 230, 236-7, 240; procession
of Holy Spirit, 263; Trinity, 265; Christ's
body, 282; traducianism, 288; soul and
body, 289, 290; freedom, 291; the fall,
292; sin, 295, 300; freedom, 302; pre-
destination, 303; on religion, 312; rev-
elation, 312; De Civitate Dei, 313; mir-
acles, 314; on tradition, 316; the Bible,
317; inspiration, 321; interpretation, 323;
councils, 324; ontological argument, 325;
nature of God, 328; attributes of God,
331; creation, 333; the six days, 333;
the Trinity in creation, 334; preservation,
335; evil, 337; worship of angels, 338;
fall of angels, 341; conversion of devil,
342; redemption, 348, extent of, 351;
the church, 352-3; visible and invisible
church, 354; sacraments, 355-6; bap-
tism, 357-8-9; children not baptized,
360, 366; chiliasm, 369; resurrection,
370-1; purgatory, 373-4; heaven, 376;
future punishment, 376; degrees of hap-
piness and suffering, 379; freedom, ii.
18, 25.
Augustinianism, i. 239, 265, 296–305, 381;
ii. 25, 60, 261, 265, 485.
Augustus, Elector, ii. 149.
Aureola, ii. 132.

Bannez, ii. 280.

Baptism, i. 197, 356; ii. 84, 363, 513; de-
lay of, i. 358; of blood, 203, ii. 84; of
heretics, i. 202, ii. 86; of martyrdom, i.
358; of tears, 358, ii. 100; and faith,
ii. 365; and original sin, i. 359, 364–5;
repetition of, ii. 86; sins before and after,
ii. 110; Romish, ii. 364; its nature and
necessity (Protestant view), ii. 364.
Βάπτισμα, i. 198.

Baptismal regeneration, ii. 366, 368.
Baptismus Clinicorum, i. 198.

Baptists in America, ii. 443, 449; in Eng-
land, ii. 423.

Baptists, Confessions of, ii. 169.

Bar Sudaili, i. 368.

Barclay, ii. 217; on Scripture, 238; on the
church, 295.

Bardesanes, i. 59, 137.

Barhebræus, i. 386.

Bari, council, i. 454.

Barlaam, i. 474.

Barlow, Thos. ii. 182, 183, 190, 297.

Barnabas, i. 64, 78; epistle, 318; on re-
demption, 182.

Barnes, Albert, ii. 433, 442, 448, 503, 505.

Baroe, ii. 185.

Barret, ii. 185.

Barrow, ii. 183, 188, 297.

Barthels, ii. 385.

Baruch, i. 318.

Basedow, ii. 381.

Basil of Ancyra, i. 255.

Spirit, 260; procession of Holy Spirit,
263-4; on Trinity, 265; on sin, 291;
inspiration, 321; angels, 338; on bap-
tism, 357; baptism of heretics, 360; end
of world, 373; heaven, 377
Basilides, i. 118, 170.

Basle, ii. 413.

Basle Confessions, ii. 163; on authority of
creeds, 250; on Scripture, 232; on orig-
inal righteousness, 253; on original sin,
258; on immaculate conception, 262; on
decrees, 273; on election, 274; on faith,
284; on church, 292; on discipline, 299;
on number of sacraments, 304; on Lord's
Supper, 317; Trinity, 330.

Basle, councils, ii. 32, 72.
Basnage, ii. 200.

Bates, Wm., ii. 183, 190.
Bauer, Bruno, ii. 409.

Baumgarten Crusius on Reformation, ii.
140; Roman Catholic Church, 206; So-
cinus, 212; sentimental religion, 381.
Baumgarten, M., ii. 522.

Baumgarten, S. J., i. 37; ii. 378, 392.
Baur, F. C., i. 48, 58, 105; his works, ii.
409, 498; christology, 495; on Beryl, i
132; angelology, 139; Gnostic fate, 157;
Gnostics, 173; redemption, 180; Arius,
250; on Nicene creed, 252; Marcellus,
258; Philoponus, 268; Eunomius, 272;
Monothelites, 284; Pelagius, 303; on the
Predestinatus, 306; on apologetics, 314;
tradition, 324; on ontological argument,
327; Manichees, 334, 353; Gregory of
Nyssa, 347; theory of atonement, 350;
theories of the eucharist, 363; scholasti-
cism, 390; Abelard, 393; the Lombard,
395; Aquinas and Scotus, 398; scholas-
ticism, 401; mysticism, 402; Anselm,
418; Aquinas, 419; Abelard and Aqui-
nas on tradition, 422; Anselm's argument
for Being of God, 434; David of Dinanto,
443; the scholastic Trinity, 469; on Aqui-
nas on creation, 470; on Erigena, ii. 24,
40; on the Damascene, 36; on adoption-
ism, 36; on Aquinas' christology, 38;
Anselm, 43, 46, 47; Aquinas on sacra-
ments, 97; on John of Damascus on the
eucharist, 108; Catholicism and Protest-
antism, 141; Lutheranism and Calvinism,
142; Sebastian Frank, 155; Schwenck-
feld, 155; Calvinism, 160,274; justification,
284; faith, 284, note; Osiander, 286, 287;
on communicatio idiomatum, 347-8; on
Schwenckfeld,348-9; on Protestant atone-
ment, 355-6; active and passive obedi-
ence, 358; Grotius, 361; Osiander, 363;
the issue of the Reformation, 375; on
English deism, 379; pietism, 388; Schleier-
macher, 404; Hegel, 501; on faith, 504.
Bautain, ii., 454, 457, 458.

Bay, de; see Bajus.

Bayle on Keckermann, ii. 172, 222.
Baxter, ii. 183, 191, 222, 224, 227, 371.
·Beach, J. ii. 448.

Beard, J. R., ii. 422.

Beasley, ii. 446.

Bede, i. 387; on predestination, ii. 57; Lord's
Supper, 89, 90; extreme unction, 112.
Beecher, Edward, ii. 441.

Beecher, Lyman, ii., 443.

Βεελζεβούλ, i. 142.

Beets, ii., 413.

Beghards, i. 384; christology, ii. 40; on re-
demption, 53; on hell, 132, 137.

Beguines, i. 384, 423; on resurrection, ii. 123.
Behmen, see Böhme.

Bekker, ii. 41; on reason, 248.

Being of God, i. 325, 432; ii. 333, 476.

Belgic Confession, on original sin, ii. 259; on
church, 292.

Belief in Christ, in God, ii. 68.
Bellamy, ii. 435, 437.

Bellarmine, ii. 197, 199; on interpretation,
234; on inspiration, 247; on original
righteousness, 252; on creatianism, 264;
freedom and grace, 269; justification, 283;
the church, 291; notes of the church, 297;
church a state, 299; sacrifice, 311; satis-
faction, 357-8.

Bellows, ii. 442.

Belsham, ii. 421.

Beman, ii, 445.

Benedict, D., ii. 449.

Benedict XII., on sleep of soul, ii. 129.
Benezet, ii. 451.

Benoit, ii. 225.

Bengel, J. A., ii. 383, 388, 389, 471, 517,|

518; on Pelagianism, 505; on Zinzen-
dorf, 479, 497.

Bentham, ii. 423, 424.

Bentley, Rd., ii. 226.

Berg, J. F., ii. 451.

Bergen Book, ii. 149.

Berengar, i. 384; on sacraments, ii. 77;
Lord's Supper, 89, 92, 93, 94.
Berkeley, ii., 226, 383-4, 422.
Berington, ii., 422, 458.

Bernard of Clairvaux, i. 402, 412; on faith,
417, 419; Scripture, 423; interpretation,
429; omnipresence, etc., 447; freedom,
ii. 28; on immaculate conception, 30, 31;
atonement, 46, 48; on the two swords, 72;
on worship of Mary, 75; on feet washing,
78; baptism, 86.

Berne, ii. 160, 413.
Berne Disputation, ii. 160.
Beron, i. 132.
Berriman, ii. 333.

Berthold, i. 421; on creation, 471; on an-
gels, 476; creatianism, ii. 15; on image
of God, 20; on preachers, 70; papacy,
72; on sacraments, 79; baptism, 85;
purgatory, 128; limbus infantum, 131.
Berti, ii. 199.

Bertramn, see Ratramn.
Beryllus, i. 60, 117, 131-2.

Beveridge, ii. 183, 189.

Beza, ii. 166, 170-71; supralapsarian, 274.

Biel, Gabriel, i. 399, 400; on opus operatum,
ii. 82, 83.

Billroth, ii. 409, 469.
Billuart, ii. 199.
Bilson, ii. 186.

Bingham, ii. 186, 296.
Biran, Maine de, ii, 415.
Bircherod, ii. 152.
Birks, ii. 429.

Blackburne, Archd., ii. 327, 422.
Black Death, i. 412.

Blair, Hugh, ii. 430, 432.
Blanc, Louis le, ii. 277.
Blandrata, ii. 211.

Blasche, ii. 400, 482; on sin, ii. 487; Christ-

ology, 492; atonement, 501.

Blau, ii. 455.

Blessig, ii. 414.

Blondel, ii. 180, 181, 279.

Bloomfield, S. T., ii. 423, 429.
Blount, ii. 222, 225.
Blunt, J. J., ii. 428.
Bluttheologie, ii. 392.
Bochold, ii. 209.
Bockshammer, ii. 470.
Bodin, Jean, ii. 222.

Body and Soul, ii. 13, 151-3; see Anthro-
pology.

Boëthius, i. 230, 238; on Trinity, 267; on-

tological argument, 325, 390.
Bogomiles, ii. 122, 384.

Bohemian Brethren, ii. 71; confession of, 169.
Bogardus, ii. 450.

Böhme, ii. 154, 156, 301, 371, 390; on in-
spiration, 245; justification, 287; Trinity,
336; creation, 339; christology, 350.
Böhmer, J. H., ii. 510; on pantheism, 474-5.
Bolingbroke, ii. 379.

Bolsec, ii. 277-8.
Bona, ii. 204.
Bonald, de, ii. 458.

Bonaventura, John of Fidanza, i. 396; works,
399; on reading the Bible, 431; om-
nipresence of God, 447; eternity, 448;
creation, 472; angelology, 476; psychol-
ogy, ii. 15; immortality, 17; sin of Adam,
23; immaculate conception, 32; atone-
ment, 51; election, 60-2; grace, 65
worship of Mary, 75; sacraments, 77, 79;
confirmation, 87; Lord's Supper, 98; the
cup, 102; penance, 111; marriage, 117;
purgatory, 127.

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