INDEX SCRIPTORUM.
C Cadmus, author of letters to the Greeks, from Phoenicia, 263. Castor (historian), 258. Cicero, 387. B. Clement, Epistle to the Corinthians, 1315. Corinthus, Socratic, 471. Crescens, 462. Cynics, 449. D Darius, father of Xerxes, gave laws to the Egyptians, 255. Demodocus, self-taught (from Homer), 259. Diodorus Siculus, praise of, 258. His XI books of Historical Library, 267. Cited, 287, 291. Diognetus, to whom Justin wrote an epistle, calling him "most excellent" and instructing him in the principles of Christianity, 1574. [E] Empedocles, son of Meton, of Agrigentum, 250, 355. Epicurus, son of Neocles, Athenian, 247. Epicurean teachings permitted to all to read, 466. Euripides, 318. Doctrines in *Archelaus*, 322; *Bellerophon*, 322; *Hecuba*, 323; *Hippolytus*, 322; *Ion*, 322; *Orestes*, 329; *Philoctetes*, 323; *Phrixus*, 325. [G] Galileans, 666. Genistae, 666. [H] Hellanicus, 258. Helleniani or Hellenists, 666. Heraclitus, 247, 398, 458. Hesiod, 231, 246. Hippasus of Metapontum, 247. History of holy ancient men, 1315. Homer, 230, 231, 243, 251, 254, 274, 283, 286, 291, 294, 295, 298, 355. His *Necyomanteia*, 291. Hystaspes, prophecies of, 395. Punishment established against the readers of Hystaspes, 395. [J] Josephus (Flavius), Jewish Antiquities, 258, 262, 267. Justin Martyr, *Syntagma against all heresies which have arisen*, *Epistle to the Pope*, 1394. [L] Lucius, martyr, 447. Lucius Verus, Emperor, to whom Justin inscribes a longer apology, 327. [M] Marciani (Marcionites), 551. Marcio, Pontic, who still continues teaching even now, 367, 415. Deceived many through magical art, 367, 414. Menander, comic poet, 319, 322, 323, 359. Menander, heretic, Samaritan, disciple of Simon, at Antioch, 367, 414. Meristae, 666. Minucius Fundanus, 431. [O] Oracles, 263, 271, 274, 286, 303, 307, 310, 355. Origen, in *The Interpretation of Hebrew Names*, 1323. — It is said by Origen, being skilled in the Hebrew dialect, that the interpretation of all the Hebrew names or measures found in the Holy Scriptures is known, 1326. Orpheus, 267. Verses of Orpheus to his son Musaeus, 270; in the *Oaths*, 263; in the *Covenants* inscribed book, 315. Imitated Orpheus, 274. [P] Paul, presbyter, 1491. Peripatetics, 475. Pharisees, 654, 666, 715. Disciples of the Pharisees among the Christians, 1183. Philemon, 470. Philo Judaeus, he who wrote the history of the Jews, 258, 262, 267. Philochorus, author of the *Atthides*, 258. Pindar (ap. Plato), 290. Plato, 250, 251, 255, 263, 270, 275, 278, 279, 282, 283, 286, 287, 295, 298 et seq., 310, 355, 395, 483. In *Meno*, 299, 507. In *Phaedrus*, 307. *Republic* I, 287, 290. *Republic* X, 290. *Timaeus*, 263, 279, 287, 519, 418. Plato's teachings are not alien to Christ's, 338. Poets, *Theogony* of, 243, 246. Polemon, 258. Pollio (Verasius), prefect, 439. Pompeianus, polemarch, under M. Antoninus, 438. Pompeius (M.), to whom Justin wrote the Dialogue with Trypho, 471. Ptolemy, martyr, 446. Ptolemy, Mendesius, of the history of the Egyptians, 258. Pythagoras, 247, 270, 275, 318, 355, 478. [S] Sadducees, 666. Satornilians, 551. Sauchnis, legislator of the Egyptians, 258. Septuagint interpreters of Scripture, 375, 642, 643, 646, 754, 755, 763, 766, 790, 791. Serenius Granianus, 431. Serenus, to whom Justin writes, 1184. Sesonchosis, legislator of the Egyptians, 258. Sibyl, 395, see Oracles. Punishment established against readers of the Sibyllines, 395. Simon Magus, Samaritan, 367, 414. Honored with a statue with an inscription, 367. Socrates, 263, 306, 355, 462. Solon, he who wrote the laws for the Athenians, 263. Sophocles, verses of, 274 et seq., 315, 318. Sotadean teachings, 470. Stoics, 358, 455, 458, 466. [T] Thales of Miletus, 247, 251, 254. Thallus (historian), 258. Theology of the Greeks from poets, philosophers, and oracles, 243 et seq. Theoretical philosophers, 472. Trypho, Jew, with whom Justin held a colloquy, 471. [V] Valentinians, 551. [X] Xenophon, 462. [Z] Zenas, to whom Justin writes, 1184.