1693 INDEX AD VALESII NOTAS Rufini Historia ecclesiastica. ibid. 40, 45, 51, 55. Sabini collectio actorum synodalium. Socr. 21, 31, 95, 96, 150, 186, 208. Sisinni liber adversus Joannem Chrysostomum. ibid. 340. Sozomeni Breviarium Historiae ecclesiasticae 1694 ascensu Christi ad caedem Licinii. Soz. 10. Themistii philosophi oratio ad Valentem imp. Socr. 235. Soz. 272. Timothei Alexandriae episcopi liber de vita Monachorum. ibid. 258.
INDEX TO VALESIUS' NOTES
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Acesius Novatianus non videtur vocatus esse ad synodum Nicaenam a Constantino. Socr. 57. Acroteleutia hymnorum. Soz. 336. Ἀριστεῖν et ἀριστεία quid significent. ibid. 183. Ἄφιλος βίος, dissoluta vita. ibid. 96. Adra urbs Arabiae. Socr. 208. Aetius haeresiarches fuit episcopus. Soz. 187. Ἀκριβὴς λόγος, strictum jus, cui opponitur dispensatio. Soc. 27. Alevas rex Thessaliae, Rufus cognominatus. Soz. 4. Ejus posteri Alevadae. ibid. Alexander episcopus Constantinop. quo anno obierit. Socr. 83. Alexandri Constantinop. mors, et Pauli ordinatio quando contigerit. Observ. eccles., lib. II, cap. 1. Alexandrina synodus in qua damnatus est Origenes a Theophilo. Socr. 325. Alexandrinae Ecclesiae mos peculiaris, ut singulae ecclesiae haberent suum presbyterum. Soz. 33. Alexandrinae synodi gesta. ibid. 177. Alexandrinus episcopus an per totam Aegyptum ordinaverit. ibid. 117. Ambo, id est pulpitum ecclesiae, unde dicatur. Soz. 367. Ἀποσύρειν, excoriare. Soz. 194. Anastasia uxor Bassiani Caesaris. Socr. 221. Anastasianae balneae unde dictae. ibid. Ἀποφθέγματα dicuntur victimae. Soz. 208. Anathematismus haeresis Arianae conjunctus fuit formulae fidei. Soz. 65. Ἀντιγραφεῖς magistri scriniorum. Socr. 302. Antiochena synodus ab Eudoxio congregata anno Christi 357. Soz. 146. Antiochena synodus, quae Georgium creavit episcopum Alexandriae. Soz. 138. Antiochena synodus secunda celebrata est anno Christi 345. Socr. 98. Antiochena synodo utrum triginta sex episcopi Ariani interfuerint. Observ. eccles., lib. I, cap. 8. Antiphonas quis primus in Ecclesia instituerit. Socr. 322. Soz. 126. Aqueductus Valentis Augusti Constantinop. Socr. 221. Ariani rebaptizabant et reordinabant. Soz. 253. Arii duo. Socr. 68. Arius, qui cum Euzoio libellum fidei obtulit Constantino, alius est ab haeresiarcha. ibid. Arius utrum in exsilium deportatus, an susceptus sit a synodo Nicaena. Soz. 61. Quando et quomodo ab exsilio revocatus. ib. 65. Arius, qui a synodo Hierosolymitana susceptus est, non est Arius haeresiarcha. Soz. 87. Arius haeresiarches utrum a synodo Hierosolymitana susceptus sit in communionem. Observ. eccles., lib. II, cap. 2. Arsenius Hypselitarum episcopus. Socr. 64. Artabrorum sarculationes. Soz. 63. Athanasius quo anno ab exsilio fuerit revocatus. Obsv. eccles., lib. I, cap. 2. Quo anno Romam venerit. Cap. 3. Semel duntaxat Romam venit. Cap. 6. Athanasii epistola ad orthodoxos scripta est contra Georgium, non contra Gregorium. Cap. 7. Athanasii Oratio prima contra Arianos est potius epistola encyclica contra Georgium. ibid. Διη, Bacchus. Socr. 204. Augustonica provincia Aegypti. ibid. 115.
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Basilius Magnus quo anno factus sit Caesariensis episcopus. Socr. 246. Bis a Valente tentatus. ibid. 247. Berylli haeresis. Socr. 178.
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Caesarea, major ecclesia Alexandriae. Socr. 361. Canon Antiocheni concilii. Socr. 336. Quid de eo sentiendum sit. ibid. Canon frumentarius urbis Constantinop. Socr. 91. Canon secundus conc. Constantinop. exponitur. ib. 270. Canon sextus concilii Nicaeni agit de patriarchis, deque omni eorum jure. Observ. eccles., lib. III, cap. 2, etc. Canones ecclesiastici, alii particulares sunt, alii universales. Socr. 85. Canopus suburbanum Alexandriae, translatis eo monachis, Moetanea dictum. Soz. 113. Cappadoces cur dicantur Chananaei. ibid. 143. Ceratas ventus circa Byzantium. Socr. 146. Chrysostomi dictum de poenitentibus, quomodo explicandum. ibid. 540. Clavularis cursus. ibid. 172. Codicillis magistratus ab imp. dabantur et adimebantur. Soz. 374. Confessio secreta apud veteres Christianos. Socr. 286. Constantini statua a plebe adorari solita. ibid. 47. Constantinopolitanus episcopus ordinabat in Hellesponto et vicinis provinciis. ibid. 148. Constantius Chlorus quo anno mortuus. ibid. 6. Cotuaeum urbs Phrygiae. Soz. 249. Cyrus episcopus Berceae ob consubstantialis fidem relegatus. Socr. 58.
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Dalmatius censor pater Dalmatii Caesaris. Socr. 64. Decuriales quinam fuerint Romae. Socr. 284. Princeps decuriarum. ibid. Depositio episcoporum Asiae a Joanne Chrysostomo quando facta. Soz. 334. Diaconissae olim non fiebant per manus impositionem. ibid. 357. Ad diaconissarum gradum etiam virgines allectae. ibid. Διαμαρτυρία, protestationes. Socr. 153. Dianius Caesariensis episcopus an praesederit Antiochensi concilio. Soz. 99. Successit Hermogeni. ibid. Διαλέγειν, recitare. ibid. 262. Δείκελα, simulacra. ibid. 51. Diocletianus quo anno sit mortuus. Socr. 8. Dioecesis quid significet. ibid. 270. Dominica Mediana unde dicta. ibid. 291. Donatistae primi omnium a judicio ecclesiastico appellarunt. ibid. 154. Δοξολογία Arianorum. Socr. 105. Soz. 336.
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Edictum praefectorum praetorio. Socr. 229. Ἐκκλησιάζειν, plebem colligere. Soz. 197. Ἔκδικοι, officiales praefecturae praetorio. Socr. 35. Ἔπη, versus seu cola. Soz. 119. Epimenides lustrator seu expiator. Socr. 193. Epiphanius episcopus Cypri quando mortuus sit. ibid. 330. Ejus elogium. ibid. Episcopi Aegypti centum. Socr. 12. Episcopi olim ex gradibus altaris concionabantur. ibid. 314. Episcoporum prima concio. Socr. 378. Ἐρημία loca prope Alexandriam. Soz. 258. Evagrius presbyter Antiochenus, qui postea fuit episcopus Antiochiae. Socr. 311. Eunomiani rebaptizabant Catholicos. Soz. 253. Eunomius quando factus sit episcopus Cyzici. Socr. 218. Euroa urbs Epiri veteris. Soz. 318. Eusebius et Lucifer an legati fuerint sedis apostolicae. Socr. 177. Eusebius Nicomediensis quo anno episcopatum Constantinop. invaserit. Observ. eccles., lib. II, cap. 5. Eusebius Nicomediensis communionem cum Ecclesia Romana ad obitum usque retinuit. Observ. eccles., lib. I, cap. 8.
INDEX TO VALESIUS' NOTES
Eusebius and Theognius: why they were deposed. Soz. 65. Eusebius and Theognius: when they were exiled and when they were restored. Socr. 42. The petition for satisfaction: when they offered it to the bishops. Ibid. 7. They were not condemned at the Nicene synod, but at another synod. Socr. 43. Eustathius of Antioch: when he died. Socr. 230. His body: when it was translated to Antioch. Ibid. Eutychius, bishop of Jerusalem. Soz. 176. The [iατροσοφισταί], philosophers. Socr. 133. [ἐξωμολογεῖσθαι], to confess. Ibid. 257.
F Flaccilla, wife of the Emperor Theodosius. Socr. 254. Flaccilla, wife of Theodosius, daughter of Antonius the praetorian prefect. Soz. 281. Flaccillus, bishop of Antioch. Socr. 85. The opening in the reliquaries of the martyrs. Soz. 368. The formula of faith to which Pope Liberius subscribed; what it was. Soz. 150. All bishops subscribed to the Nicene formula of faith, except two. Socr. 22. Frumentius, bishop of Axum, is the same person as Frumentius, bishop of the Indians. Ibid. 51.
G The synod of Gangra: when it was celebrated. Socr. 159. [Γεννητὸν] and [γεννητὸν]: how much they differ from one another. Ibid. 10. Germinius: in what year he was made bishop of Sirmium. Ibid. 127. [Γράμμα]: how it differs from [στοιχεῖα]. Soz. 270. The three episcopates of Gregory Nazianzen. Socr. 247, 267. Gregory, bishop of Antioch: how many years he held his see. Ibid. 92.
H Whether it is lawful to persecute heretics. Socr. 548. The diverse opinion of Hilary and Athanasius concerning the formulas of faith of the Orientals. Ibid. 124. Hosius: he subscribed to the Nicene Council on behalf of the Roman bishop. Ibid. 41. The authority of the bishops of Jerusalem. Ibid. 116. Hypatianus, bishop of Heraclea: when he was created. Ibid. 123.
I [and J] [Ἰατροσοφισταί]: who are so called by the Greeks. Socr. 359. Ibera or Ibora, a city of Pontus from which Evagrius arose. Soz. 263. [ἱερώμενος] and [ἱερωμένος]: how they differ. Soz. 237, 311, 351. Illyricum is twofold, Eastern and Western. Soz. 358. When this division was first instituted. Ibid. The conversion of the Indians to Christ was effected through Frumentius while Constantius was reigning. Socr. 51. There were two churches of Irene at Constantinople: one old, one new. Ibid. 83. Julianus Chaldaeus: when he lived. Soz. 37. Oaths were customarily taken by touching the Gospels. Soz. 263. Whether written oaths are true oaths. Ibid. The oath of Christians. Soz. 87.
K [Κανών], the register of the Church. Socr. 286. [Κέλητες], singular riders and vaulters. Soz. 217. [Κροκωτά], fringed cloaks. Ibid. 270.
L Laborum or Labarum: whence the name was derived. Soz. 13. The synod of Lampsacus: in what year it was convened. Soz. 227. Its legates: when they were sent to Pope Liberius. 231. Pope Liberius: when he was restored. Soz. 150. [Λόγος] (prophorikos), a spoken word. Socr. 100. [Λυχνικόν], lucernarium (evening prayer). Socr. 297; Soz. 112.
M The episcopate of Macedonius at Constantinople: from what point it is to be reckoned. Socr. 94. The legation of the Macedonians to Pope Liberius: in what year it was sent. Ibid. 223. Magistrates and rectors of provinces cannot be promoted to the episcopate without the consent of the prince. Socr. 395. Bakers were called [mancipes], and [mancipatus] is the duty of bakers. Socr. 284. The fasts of the Manichaeans. Socr. 55. The Mareotic region was subject to the bishop of Alexandria. Socr. 63. How many presbyters or parish priests it had. Ibid. The slaughter of martyrs is not to be avenged with the sword. Soz. 297. [Σύμβολον] is called a symbol of faith by the Greeks. Socr. 24. Maximus, bishop of Constantinople, was ordained by three Egyptian bishops, and not by seven, as Baronius writes. Soz. 289.
Medicines: three kinds of these. Ibid. 53. How many bishops were present at the Milanese synod. Socr. 138. The acts of the Milanese synod. Socr. 103, 140. It was celebrated in the year of Christ 346. Socr. 103; Soz. 129. The Melitians joined themselves to the Arians after the Nicene synod. Socr. 44. Melitius: why he was kindly received by the Nicene synod. Socr. 57. Merus, a city of Phrygia. Soz. 196. [Μέταλλα], mines. Socr. 193. The ordination of metropolitans pertains properly to the patriarchs. Socr. 387. Two churches of Saint Michael the Archangel near Constantinople. Soz. 46. Palatine military service. Socr. 80. Cohortalis military service. Ibid. A threefold kind of military service among the Romans. Soz. 185. The cohortalis was the vilest. Ibid. Monks discharging the duty of clerics in the Church. Soz. 347. The Montanists at the beginning celebrated Easter with the Catholics. Soz. 306. Why Montanus and Sabellius are usually coupled together. Socr. 57. It was the custom of the ancients to swear by their own lives (or prayers). Soz. 307. [Μύησις]: what it signifies. Soz. 182. [Μυσταγωγός]: what it is. Ibid. 349. Who the mystagogues were. Ibid. 39.
N Nectarius neither abolished confession nor penance. Socr. 287. Notaries of the Church or of the bishops. Socr. 296. What their duty was. Ibid. The martyrdom of a Novatian, and the acts of his passion are forged. Socr. 250. Novatian was a Phrygian by origin. Ibid.
O [Οἰκεῖοι], the domestic protectors. Socr. 198. [Ὀνύχειον], a specter which used to appear to travelers. Soz. 355. Optar, king of the Huns. Socr. 379. His brother was Roas. Socr. 392.
P The penitentiary presbyter: why and when he was instituted. Socr. 285. Whether a penitentiary presbyter existed in the Roman Church in the age of Sozomen. Soz. 299. [Παλαιὰ Ἐκκλησία] of Antioch. Socr. 177. Bread of the blessing (eucharist). Socr. 357. Two Paphnutii. Soz. 81. Paphnutius was not present at the Nicene Council. Socr. 39. Who the [παράβολοι] are. Socr. 369. They differ from the [confectores]. Ibid. [Παράσημον], adulterine (counterfeit). Socr. 161. [Παρασυναγωγή], a conventicle of schismatics. Socr. 251. Parembole, a village in Egypt. Socr. 240. What [πάτρια] signifies. Soz. 183. Who are called patriarchs by Socrates. Socr. 270. Patriarchs used to celebrate the Liturgy together, were ordained in a synod, and sent their synodical letters to the other patriarchs. Observ. eccles., lib. I, cap. 13, 14. Patriarchal right pertains properly to the ordination of metropolitans. Ibid., cap. 12. Paulinus, bishop of Antioch, successor of Philogonius. Soz. 107. Paulonas for Paulus (Paul). Soz. 120. The election of Perigenes, bishop of the Corinthians, was confirmed by the Roman pontiff. Socr. 385. When Philippus the praetorian prefect died. Socr. 94. There was a school of Platonic philosophy at Alexandria. Socr. 361. What the [πολιτεία] was among the Alexandrians. Socr. 358. [Πολιτευόμενοι], decurions. Soz. 170. Potamius, bishop of Odyssipona, was exiled together with Hosius. Socr. 127. Who the presbyter was whom Constantia, when dying, commended to Constantine. Socr. 60, 75. The primacy of the Roman see. Observ. eccles., lib. III, cap. 7. Proconsul of Thrace. Socr. 155.