Subjects — A
906 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
A betrayal of the truth is to applaud the wicked
A bishop ought to have an oeconomus
A certain Georgius killed in Sicily
A certain kind of resurrection of the dead admitted by the Platonists
A certain kind of resurrection of the dead admitted by the Platonists
A certain rare biblical reading in Athanasius
A certain tradition regarding Jeremiah
A certain virgin healed by Antony
A choenix of wheat, mystically
A chosen wife
from the group of virgins
A creed attributed to Chrysostom
A danger of betrayal is not to answer promptly when asked about God
A daughter-in-law, what is meant by the term
A dead person is whatever is subject to corruption and is dissolved
A deaf and blind man may not be a bishop
I, 51
A didrachma was paid for two persons
134
A different return
A double utility of the river belongs to preaching
A favor must be done to a needy man
A favor must be done to a needy man
A filthy garment, and a splendid garment, mystically
A flying eagle is called an angel in the Apocalypse
A harlot loves no one, and pretends to be dying with supreme affection
A heifer of three years
A heifer whose tendons have been cut
A heifer whose tendons have been cut in the valley, what it signifies
A hidden idol is a base thought formed in the mind
A holy life, a victim to God and a hymn
A holy life, agreeable to virtue
In incorruption, sanctification, and justice
is a way to salvation
A kerchief (theristrum) seems to be a summer garment, which indeed covered but did not weigh down in the heat
The kerchiefs which Scripture censures were spread out on beds for the sake of the desire for pleasure
A legate from the Synod of Sardica, forced not to communicate further with Athanasius
A libation of wine
A life must respond to faith
A likeness and a greater thing are of a different genus
A long substitution, what it is
I, 393
A man must not wear a woman’s garment
I, 250
I, 251
A man shall not sleep in a monastery of women
I, 213
A man studious of virtue needs few things
A man who can save the republic from ruin and destruction
A man who can save the republic from ruin and destruction
A man who does not turn away from nor expel the truth
A man who does not turn away from nor expel the truth
A man who is orthodox should not be joined to a heretical woman
I, 241
A merchant of Alexandria
He dies happily
He renounces the world and feeds the monks
kind to the poor, is assimilated and equated to Paphnutius
A merganser, bending its shading wings, foretells winds
A monarchy ruling with God fosters and directs all things by the Word, and removes disordered confusions
A monastery
of three hundred virgins
of women at Tabenna
A multitude of cares turns sleep away from the eyes
A natural son is different from adopted ones
A nocturnal vision of the sacristan of Saint Diomedes in Constantinople
A novitiate
of three years under Pachomius
A passage of Plato concerning the debt of honor owed to good and excellent men who fell bravely
A passage of Plato concerning the one God
A passage of Plotinus on the perfection of God
A passage of Porphyry on him
A passage of Porphyry on Plato
A passage of Porphyry on Socrates
A passage of Porphyry on the gods
A person condemned by the sentence of his own bishop is not to be received by another bishop
A praise of an ode to David himself XCII
A prayer for the poor, when he is anxious and pours out his supplication in the sight of the Lord CI
A prayer of Moses LXXXIX
A prayer to David himself LXXXV
A prefect before the emperor does not remove his belt nor his cloak
A priest
sacrificing in a state of fornication is punished by a cancer, and healed by Macarius
A priest caught in fornication, etc., is to be deposed
I, 16
A priest receiving the baptism and sacrifice of heretics is to be deposed
I, 31
A priest who is a gambler or a drunkard, and does not desist, is to be deposed
I, 29
A proof of the Christian religion
A psalm for confession XCIX
A psalm of an ode, on the day of the Sabbath XCI
A quiet life is brighter than riches
A rash person
A rather famous writer, for the most part filled with variety of readings and errors
A rather famous writer, for the most part filled with variety of readings and errors
A remedy against pride
A remiss life is more desirable than a broad one
A ridiculous derivation of his name brought forth by Boulanger
A righteous life is more effective in persuading through the power of words
A rightly done deed is worthy of praise
A rod
A rod from a plane tree signifies the ascent into heaven
A rod is a symbol of royalty
A rod is a type of Christ, a sign of vigilance
A rose will become more fragrant if others are planted next to it
A rose will become more fragrant if others are planted next to it
A Scythian with his head shaved in a circle
A Scythian with his head shaved in a circle
A secret
no one discovers to an enemy
A senatusconsultum approved by the suffrage of the emperor
A senatusconsultum approved by the suffrage of the emperor
A sermon
to which life does not respond is bread without salt
A servant does not possess the same dignity as his master
A shield and banner
The custom of raising emperors upon a shield
the insignia of emperors
A ship
A slave is not called the slave of a slave among the Romans
A slave is not called the slave of a slave among the Romans
A snake in one's bosom, proverb
A spectator can be called he who, progressing from visible to metaphysical things, has stood before God Himself
A spiritual gift
A spurious interpretation of Holy Scripture is refuted by Athanasius
A star is called a star individually; a collection of stars is called a constellation
A story in which the mind of a proud and excessively exalted conqueror is crushed
A story in which the mind of a proud and excessively exalted conqueror is crushed
A synod of bishops is to be held twice a year
I, 137
I, 25
I, 449
I, 61
A synod of bishops twice in the year
A synod under Emperor Theodosius
I, 85
A synod under Emperor Theodosius the Younger
I, 99
A synopsis or compendium of laws
A table indicating the full moon according to the legal Passover
A talent granted by God, what it is
A temple is not to be consecrated without holy relics
I, 216
A third
A third of wealth to be restored
A threefold rest in Scripture
A transgressor is he who follows the Law of Moses
A triumphant victor ordered to look back
A tutor, or curator, or procurator cannot purchase the property of an orphan
A tyrant is not to be favored
A tyrant is not to be favored
A Vandal takes Nicopolis
A Vandal takes Nicopolis
A vicar is a type of office
A vice compressed by silence is a latent disease
A victor acts unhappily because he grows and increases in those things in which others are in grief and sorrow
A victor acts unhappily because he grows and increases in those things in which others are in grief and sorrow
A virgin
feigning stupidity exercises wondrous virtues
A virgin 40 years of age to be ordained a deaconess
I, 204
A virgin should have nothing secret with any young man
A virgin studious of reading is torn by lashes and shut up in prison, and her book is snatched away by the executioners
A voice can exist nowhere except in the air
A voice like a trumpet
A wealthy wife to be joined in marriage
A wealthy wife to be joined in marriage
A widow is chosen at no less than 40 years of age
ibid
A widow may marry as she has the right
II, 99
A widow received into the diaconate, if she marries, is to be despised
II, 81
A wife who brings a dowry
A wife who brings a dowry
A will
prompt in undertaking labors breaks the dart of involuntary things
A wine-stained robe
A wine-stained robe, what it signifies
A wise man
is an imitator not of the depravity of the wicked, but of the probity of the good
A woman in childbirth is not bound to observe the appointed fasts
A woman separated from her bishop ought to be shorn
A wondrous prodigy
A wound, what it is
Abaris
Abasli
Abbot Marcus
His virtues and his disputation with a demon
knew the Old and New Testaments by heart
Marcus was accustomed to receive the Eucharist from the hands of an angel
Abbot Or
A tenfold angelic apparition to those being saved by himself
an Origenist, father of a thousand monasteries
He builds cells himself
He knows the secret of his brother by divine revelation
In him, what things are most illustrious
What his diet is like
Abbot Salomon
dwelling in a cave for fifty years
Abbot Stephanus
heals all the afflicted
His sickness and patience
Abimachus (perhaps Epimachus)
martyr under Diocletian
Abraham
a figure of the two peoples who believed in Christ, 1
The constancy of Abraham
The faith and virtue of Abraham
Abraham, disciple of Christ
Abraham, encourages as he migrates
Abraham, fortitude of
Abraham, obedience of
Abraham, sacrifice of as figure of the cross
Abraham, sacrifice of heifer, goat, and ram
Abram, name of
Abram, rich in cattle
Absalom
The destruction of Absalom
The force of ambition proved by the example of Absalom
Abu-Korrah (Abucaras)
on the veneration of images
Abyss
Abystanum
Acacians, condemned
Acacius and Aetius
Acacius martyr
Acacius, Bishop of Amida, conduct toward captives
Acacius, Bishop of Caesarea
Acarnania, its surrender
Acathiston quid sit apud Græcos
Accepting of persons, interdiction of
Accident
Acclamations of the camps
Acclamations, wisdom
Account must be taken of time in the things which Christ says
Accurate doctrine concerning Easter
Acepsimas, bishop
Acerra carbonis immaterialis B. Virgo
Achan
The history of Achan
Achillas, Bishop of Alexandria
Achmet
Achmet's wife violated by Mustapha, Mehmed's son
Acicarus, columns of
Acritas
Acrostichis quid sit apud Græcos
Action and passion
Acts
Acts of the Apostles
Actuarius
Ad malitiam redeuntes
b 44
Ad Zimischem Josephi litteræ
Adam
deceived by the persuasion of his wife
Expelled from the garden by the serpent's fraud
Adam, comparison between the first and second
Adam, punishment for sin of
Adam, transgression of
ADDENDA
Another fragment of the same
COMMENTARY of Dionysius of Alexandria on the beginning of Ecclesiastes
Fragment of Dionysius of Alexandria
INTERPRETATION of the same on the Gospel according to Luke, chapter xxii, verses 42–48
Monitum concerning the following fragments
NEW VERSION of the Acts of S. Hippolytus
Adelphius, bishop
adiaseistos (unshakable)
Adjutorium fortissimum, miserabilium B. Virgo
Adjutrix dicitur B. Virgo
Admiratio angelorum B. Virgo
Admonition to a spiritual son
ADMONITION to the Homily on the holy martyrs Bernice and Prosdoce, virgins, and Domnina their mother
ADMONITION to the Homily on the Holy Martyrs, and on that whose argument is that one should not preach for favor
ADMONITION to the sermon on the four-day Lazarus, and on the Holy Martyrs Domnina, Bernice and Prosdoce
Adopting eunuchs
Adopting virgins
Adoption
Adoration
Ancient custom of not adoring on bended knee on the Lord's day
Monastic custom of penance on feast days and ordinary days
Prostration on the floor described by Procopius
The Emperor does not receive adoration on Sundays
The Emperor performs adoration unless it is the Lord's day
Twofold kind of adoration: falling to the ground, and inclining the head to the knees
Adoration toward the east
Adrian, Declamations
Adulteress, by what punishments she is to be affected
Adultery
Adventitious law, definition of
Adversities
Advocatio valida B. Virgo
Aeacus
Aenesidemus, On the Pyrrhonists
Aeschines, orations and epistles
Aesculapius
Aesculapius was famous at Tricca
Aetius heretic
Aetius of Amida, Medical Work
Aetius the heretic
Aetius, the heretic
Affinity
Affirmative theology
is signified by the garments of Christ
Affliction, a great good
Affliction, crushes the mind
Affliction, not deserted by God
Affliction, sign of divine providence
Affliction, the good of
Afflictions
Africa Beglerbegatus
After the resurrection, Christ is impassible
Against Apollinaris
Against Arius and Sabellius
Against Eunomius
twelve books
Against Fate
Against laziness
Against the Macedonians
Against the same
Agape feasts or banquets within the churches
Agatharchides, Historical Matters
Age of those who are to be ordained as clerics
Age, every one to be consecrated to God
Ager dicitur B. Virgo
Ages, end of
Agna dicitur B. Virgo
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Agranæ
Agreement and tyranny
Agreement and tyranny, how they differ
Agriculture
Agroikein (to act rudely)
Agros monasterium
Ahaziah
son of Ahab, 595; by whom he was killed
Aigas bassa
Chasnadar bassi, apocrisiarius Bonfinii
akolouthia (order), i.e., divine mystagogy
akomi (not yet)
akropolisantes (those who took the acropolis)
Alabastrum dicitur B. Virgo
Alani
Alaric, tyrant
alathastos ophthalmos (infallible eye)
Albanians, their rebellion and incursions
Albanitæ
Albanum
Albertus M. immaculata conceptioni favens
Alcmaeon
Alcmon
Alcyone
Alexander
Basilii Maced. filius
Alexander of Alexandria, death
Alexander of Alexandria, epistle to Alexander of Constantinople
Alexander of Alexandria, fragments against the Arians
Alexander of Constantinople, death
Alexander the Thirteenth
Alexander the Thirteenth was constituted a god
Alexander, acts against Arius
Alexander, attempts to recall Arius
Alexander, bishop of Antioch
Alexander, bishop of Jerusalem
under Gallienus
Alexander, Bishop of Rome
Alexander, convenes a synod
Alexander, king of the Moesians, his treachery
Alexander, letters against Arianism
Alexander, succeeds Achillas
Alexandra
shuts herself in a sepulcher
The same as a repenting adolescent
Alexandria, battle between Christians and Jews
Alexandria, sedition at
Alexandria, synod of
Alexandrian populace, does not allow Athanasius to be driven out
Alexandrian synod, on substance and subsistence
Alexandrian synod, on the Holy Spirit
Alexandrians, protest
Alexarchus
All Christians summoned to St. Sophia
All have been called by God
All in whom the Word dwells are called temples of God
All kings
even if profane, were formerly anointed with oil
All may enter the way of salvation, even the Gentiles
All priests are to be honored, but one should associate only with the good
All the conquered can be destroyed in one day
All wickedness is old leaven
Allatius, notes on the Hexaemeron
Allegorical sense of Scripture
Allegories
various
Alleluia
Alleluia CIV
Alleluia CV
Alleluia CVI
Alleluia CX
Alleluia CXI
Alleluia CXIII
Alleluia CXIV
Alleluia CXV
Alleluia CXVI
Alleluia CXVII
Alleluia CXVIII
Alleluia of Aggaeus and Zacharias CXII
Almost all the most robust men in Scripture
are called giants
Alms
It is not prohibited for alms to be given before men, but the hunt for vainglory is inhibited
the first three goods: alms, prayer, fasting
the number concludes with the praise of alms, the efficacy of which is illustrated by the example of Lazarus
Alms for the poor
Alms, best kind
Alms, commended
Alms, distribution
Alms, not inferior to any sin
Alms, through spiritual father
Almsgiving
Against almsgiving done for show
Almsgiving must be free of ostentation
Commended from the benefits conferred by Christ upon men
Good almsgiving
Let almsgiving be abundant
To bestow alms is greater than to recall the dead to life
Almsgiving, commended
Almsgiving, magnitude of
Altar
What access to the altar and kneeling signify
Altar of incense, the virgins
Although it may not be pursued by Barbarians, it is at least held in veneration
Although the followers of virtue may sometimes be broken by temptations, they nevertheless rise again
Altrix creatoris sui B. Virgo
Alyattes Nicephorus
alytos (indissoluble)
Amastris, town
Amatrix bonorum B. Virgo
Ambo
Ambrose, election as bishop
Ambrose, Saint, promotion to episcopate
Ambrose, sedition against
Amen acts in place of an oath
381
So it is explicitly stated in the commentary of Eusebius on Luke xii, 56
Ameramnune Saracenorum
Exercitum congregat ad Tarsum
Negat captivos reddere
Amica bonorum B. Virgo
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Amlichus (Malchus)
one of the seven sleepers
Ammon, Saint
Ammonius, monk
Among the Scythians the cupbearers offer a cup before the feast, so that they may perform vows
Among the Scythians the cupbearers offer a cup before the feast, so that they may perform vows
Among the Turks there are four prefectures; but the supreme command of the whole nation rests with the Chagan alone
Among the Turks there are four prefectures; but the supreme command of the whole nation rests with the Chagan alone
Among those born of women, no greater than John the Baptist hath risen
Amos
SYNOPSIS Amos
Amphiaraus
Amphiletus
Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium, ordination of
Amurius
After the customary siege, the soldiers of Amurius partly return home, and some follow Cantacuzenus
Amurius rebukes them partly in jest and partly in earnest
believes the city should be taken by force
Both, with joined forces, go to solicit the cities of Thrace
Struck by a missile, he falls
when he is about to cross the sea with his forces, goes to storm the Latin fortress of Smyrna
Amurius, his love for Cantacuzenus
Amyntianus, On Alexander the Great
Amyrachures
amērissa (emire-ship)
An abundance of virtues humbles a man's sense, just as the copious fruit of a tree bends its branches
An admirable vision
An ancient Hebrew manuscript codex of the Bible in our library
An annual synod of bishops
An argument for piety is to visit holy places
An cum maris et feminæ discrimine hominum corpora resurrectura sint
An elegant comparison to recommend reverence for those older in birth or more worthy
An evil ulcer, mystically
An example proposed to kings in Tzimisces
An excellent training, which begins only from the first elements
An honest life
An honest man is a common good
An idle man is held captive by six hundred spirits
An image not made by painting
fashioned by the Word himself, which Heraclius carried against the Persians
An immense multitude clothed in splendid garments
An ode of a psalm to Asaph himself LXXXII
An ode of a psalm to David himself CVII
An ode of a psalm to the sons of Core XCIII
An ode of a psalm to the sons of Core XLVII
An ode to David himself, when the house was built after the captivity XCV
An old man
deprives himself of all the comforts of life
He is given bread daily by divine providence
An onager
carries a load for Helenus
An opinion has no authority if the one to be condemned condemns
An opinion has no authority if the one to be condemned condemns
An oporteat attendere dicentibus, eos, qui resurrecturi sunt, homines tunc se invicem non cognituros
An unpublished fragment of Irenæus
An unpublished fragment of St. Isaac the Syrian
An unpublished letter falsely attributed to Basil
anabolē (delay/postponement)
Anacharsis
Anacletus, Bishop of Rome
Analabus
Anargyrorum templum
Anastasius CP. patriarch
Anastasius I (Emperor)
Inauguration of
Anastasius Sinaita
author of a homily on Psalm VI
Anastasius, disciple of Nestorius
Anastasius, or Artemius Augustus
Anathema
what anathema is
Anatolius
envoy through whom agreements were made between Romans and Huns
envoy through whom the Romans made peace with the Huns
Anaxarchus
You beat the sack of Anaxarchus, not Anaxarchus himself
Anaxilaus
trifles
Anaximenes
Anba Ilarion (Hilarion)
first institutor of monastic life in Syria
Anchiale
Ancient love-feasts were occasions for bearing witness
Ancient men clothed in skins
Ancient version of the Book of the XII Gems
Ancoratus of St. Epiphanius
Ancyra
And by Didymus
And by that fall is rendered lame
And subscribes to it
And that, being devoured, it made the belly bitter
Andame (Mandane)
Andragathius, treachery of
Andreas
Saracenos vincit
ANDREAS ARCHBISHOP OF CAESAREA IN CAPPADOCIA
Notitia
Andreæ apostoli insula
Andronicianus against the Eunomians
Andronicus
The foundations laid by the Emperor Andronicus arrest the collapse
Andronicus Asanes, tempted by Apocauchus
Andronicus Callistus, epistle to Georgius Palaiologos Disypatus
Andronicus Callistus, monody on the capture of Constantinople
Andronicus Callistus, notice from Boerner
Andronicus the Elder, becomes a monk
Andronicus the Younger
Andronicus having died meanwhile, Cantacuzenus neglected the woman’s request
Andronicus, bishop of Sardis
Andronikos the younger
Also the Savoyards
Prince of the hunters
anenochlēsis (freedom from disturbance)
Angel
the first, appearing to the Mother of God above the stone of the tomb
the second, sitting at the right of the tomb, manifests the resurrection of Christ
Angel, appearance of
ANGELI
Alexius Angelus Comnenus, brother of Isaac
Anna, daughter of Alexius Angelus Comnenus, wife of Theodore Lascaris
Anna, daughter of Michael Angelus, wife of the prince of Achaea
Anna, daughter of Theodore Angelus
Demetrius Angelus, son of Theodore
Eudocia, daughter of Alexius Angelus Comnenus, wife of the *cralis* Servus Murzuphlus Sgurus
Eudocia, daughter of John Angelus
Irene, daughter of Alexius Angelus Comnenus, wife of Alexius Palæologus
John Angelus, primicerius, later protostrator
Michael (I) Angelus Comnenus, illegitimate son of the sebastocrator John Angelus
Nicephorus Angelus, illegitimate son of Michael (II), son-in-law of Theodore Ducas
Angelici
Angels
Angels are called the trumpets of God
Angels are the throne of God
Angels introduce the just into paradise
Angels oppose the enemies of God
From it are the virtues of the angels
How we are morally assimilated to angels
The impeccability of angels
The nine orders of angels are distributed into three hierarchies
The order of angels according to Gregory
What smell is in angels
Angels are denoted by the name of heavens
Angels are said to be the Father's, now the Son's
Angels as guardians of men, especially in temptations
155
Angels ministered to the incarnate Word
438
Angels overcame the devil by the word of their testimony
Angels, guardians to adulterous births
Angels, standing by God
Angels, whether one or many take the souls that are departing
Angels, why appear in human form
Anger
a disturbance of the soul that does not obey reason in the least
anger is void of reason
for what purpose anger is useful
What anger is permitted
Anger of God
The anger of God [is] a goad
Anger, how to be calmed
Anger, interdiction of
Anger, nothing more hateful
Anger, refuted
Angry, homily against those who are
Anhypostaton
Anicetus, Bishop of Rome
Animadversiones of Epiphanius
Animals worshipped by Egyptians and other peoples
Animals, worshipped by Egyptians
Anna Alemanna
Anna, disciple of St. Stephen the Younger
Anna, her embassy to Crales
Anna, mother of St. Stephen the Younger
Annales a regno Leonis Armeni usque ad Nicephorum Phocam
Annunciation, of the Theotokos
Anointing
Both admitted by the Gnostics, but in what spirit and after the manner of apes
form and end, what
The anointing
Anointing of the whole body with exorcized oil
For whom it was pertinent
In all Greek churches it was the custom to anoint the whole body with oil
what it signifies
Anointings, by whom they were proscribed
Anomoeans
Against the Anomoeans
Against the Anomoeans and Arians
Against the Anomoeans; the divine nature is incomprehensible to angels
Contra Anomœos
contra Anomœos, agitur
He attacks the Anomoeans
It is proven that this writer was truly an Arian and an Anomoean
The Anomoean objection is solved
Anonymous, Against Jews and Quartodecimans
Anonymous, Testimonies concerning Christ from Gentile Writings
Another
Another by the same author
Another expedition of Solimanes against the Germans
Casan Michalogli with his men, the fallback of Prince Palatinus Fridericus; merits of the Palatines to the republic
Another from the Dorius to the Phrygian
Another from the Dorius to the Phrygian
Another good one
Another Latin manuscript codex of the library of S. Salvator in Bologna
Another renovation is not through the laver
Another the same. Birds, quadrupeds, reptiles counted in the number of the gods
Another the same. The Savior’s victory is compared to the victory of any king
Another the same. Vitalius
Another the same. Zosimus condemned by Alexander
Another, "to the stag," etc
Another, "to the stag," etc
Another, for those who are cast out from an opinion against their will, or are held convicted
Another, for those who are cast out from an opinion against their will, or are held convicted
antama (together)
Anthemius the Prefect, administration of
Anthes patrician
Anthony, disciples of
Anthony, Saint
Anthropology
Anthropology concerning God
Anthropomorphites
Against the Anthropomorphites
Contra anthropomorphitas: Deus non circumscribitur
Anthropomorphites, attacks
Anthropomorphites, heresy of
Antichrist
Antichrist will ascribe to himself the shame of glory
Antigonus
Bardæ Cæs. filius
antilegesthe (to speak against), i. q. machesthai (to fight)
Antimachus of Colophon
antinavlon (freight charge proportional to ship size)
Antioch
the praise of the city of Antioch
Antioch on the Meander
Antioch, sedition
Antioch, synod of
Antiochene bishop, praises of
Antiochene Synod
Antiochus, injuries to John
Antionus and Cleopatra
Antiphons, evening
Antiphons, institution of
Antisthenes
Antitactae
Antonius (perhaps Constantinus)
another of the seven sleepers
Antonius Diogenes, Incredibilia of the Island of Thule
Antonius Magnus performs miracles at Alexandria
ANTONIUS MELISSA
Sermon I [al. CII]. — On a moderate and equitable king; and on magistracy and power
Sermon I. On faith and piety toward God, and how they excel all goods when they shine forth most through good works
Sermon II [al. CIV]. — On not admiring a king much (or on an evil king)
Sermon II. On those who prevaricate in piety and faith, and are impious toward God
Sermon III. On the love and fear of God
Sermon IV [al. CLXXIV]. — On wicked bishops who do not observe the commandments of God
Sermon IV. On those who neither fear nor love God
Sermon IX [al. CXXVI]. — On good parents, and that it is necessary that children be instructed diligently and decently
Sermon IX. On the imprudent, the foolish, the ignorant, and the simpleton
Sermon L [al. CXXXIII]. — On discipline and philosophy
Sermon LI [al. LI]. — On praise
Sermon LII [al. VIII]. — On adulation
Sermon LIII [al. LIII]. — On vituperation and slander
Sermon LIV [al. LXXXIV]. — On memory
Sermon LIX [al. LXXX]. — On knowing oneself
Sermon LV [al. CLXVII]. — On the soul
Sermon LVI [al. CXLVI]. — On physicians
Sermon LVII [al. CXLV]. — On the sick
Sermon LVIII [al. CLV]. — On death
Sermon LX [al. CX]. — On beauty
Sermon LXI [al. CX]. — On glory
Sermon LXII [al. XCI]. — On envy
Sermon LXIII [al. LXXI]. — On laughter
Sermon LXIV [al. XXXVI]. — On the rational and on reason or thought
Sermon LXIX [al. III]. — That malice is easy and virtue is difficult to acquire
Sermon LXV [al. IV]. — On the voluntary and involuntary
Sermon LXVI. — On the fear of the Lord, and on fear in general
Sermon LXVII [al. CI]. — On the law
Sermon LXVIII [al. II]. — That virtue is to be honored and vice is to be punished
Sermon LXX [al. CXLVIII]. — On good and bad fortune
Sermon LXXI [al. CXLVII]. — On the inequality of life
Sermon LXXII [al. CXLIV]. — On sadness and grief
Sermon LXXIII [al. XCIII]. — On silence and secrets
Sermon LXXIV [al. XCVI]. — On those who talk too much, speak in haste, and reveal secrets
Sermon LXXV [al. XCIV]. — On those who guard their tongue and mouth, and on speech that is neither harsh nor insolent
Sermon V [al. CVI]. — On moderate princes
Sermon V. On hope in God, and that hope in God ought not to be placed in human aids
Sermon VI [al. CVII]. — On wicked princes
Sermon VI. On those who trust in riches and men, and have not all hope and confidence in God
Sermon VII. On virtue
Sermon VIII [al. CIX]. — On venal judges who accept bribes and condemn against justice and right
Sermon VIII. On wisdom, intellect, and prudence
Sermon X [al. CXXVII]. — On parents who neglect the education of their children
Sermon X. On counsel, and that all things should be done with counsel and consideration
Sermon XI [al. CXXVII]. — On children who honor their parents, and the good things that follow those who obey them
Sermon XI. On rash and slow counsel, and how harmful it is to act inconsiderately
Sermon XII [al. CXXIX]. — On patricides and matricides, and the evils that will follow them
Sermon XII. On fortitude and strength
Sermon XIII [al. CXXX]. — On the wise son
Sermon XIII. On justice
Sermon XIV [al. CXXXI]. — On the foolish, wicked, and unlearned son
Sermon XIV. On virginity, and chastity, and temperance, and honest marriage
Sermon XIX [al. CLI]. — On young men adorned with learning and prudence
Sermon XIX. On those who do not convert to penance
Sermon XL [al. LV]. — On prodigality and luxury
Sermon XLI [al. LXVIII]. — On drunkenness
Sermon XLII [al. LXIX]. — On sleep
Sermon XLIII [al. LXX]. — On insomnia
Sermon XLIV [al. CLIX]. — On faith
Sermon XLIX [al. L]. — On admonition
Sermon XLV [al. CLVIII]. — On Providence
Sermon XLVI [al. CLXVIII]. — On prayer
Sermon XLVII [al. CLXIX]. — On action
Sermon XLVIII [al. CLXX]. — On the doctrine which is accomplished through both speech and conversation
Sermon XV [al. CXXXII]. — On an honest and modest daughter
Sermon XV. On fornication and adultery
Sermon XVI [al. CXXXIII]. — On a daughter who is not at all honest and is immodest
Sermon XVI. On injustice, sin, and confession
Sermon XVII [al. CLI]. — On old men adorned with virtue and prudence
Sermon XVII. On penance and confession
Sermon XVIII. On those who quickly change to a worse state, and on penance
Sermon XVIII. — On dishonest and imprudent old men
Sermon XX [al. CLII]. — On young men living a life in imprudence and ignorance
Sermon XX. On the future judgment
Sermon XXI [al. CXVI]. — On good and kind masters
Sermon XXI [al. XLV]. — On truth and faithful testimony
Sermon XXII [al. CXVII]. — On wicked masters
Sermon XXII [al. XLVII]. — On lying and slander, and false testimony
Sermon XXIII [al. CXVIII]. — On frugal servants
Sermon XXIII [al. CXXXVI]. — On brothers, and love and hatred towards brothers
Sermon XXIV [al. CXIX]. — On wicked servants
Sermon XXIV [al. CXXXV]. — On friends and fraternal love
Sermon XXIX [al. CXX]. — On hirelings, or honest masters of workmen
Sermon XXIX [al. LVIII]. — On beneficence, gratitude, and ingratitude
Sermon XXV [al. CXXXVII]. — On wicked friends
Sermon XXV [al. LXI]. — On honest creditors
Sermon XXVI [al. LVI]. — On charity [or love], peace, concord, and the peaceful
Sermon XXVI [al. LXIII]. — On avaricious and wicked creditors
Sermon XXVII [al. LVII]. — On almsgiving and kindness to the poor
Sermon XXVII [al. LX]. — On those who borrow and that it is right to be grateful to creditors
Sermon XXVIII [al. LIX]. — On the parsimonious and ungenerous, and those who do not give alms
Sermon XXVIII [al. LXI]. — On the ungrateful when they have borrowed
Sermon XXX [al. CXXI]. — On hirelings, or wicked masters of workmen
Sermon XXX [al. XXXIII]. — On destitution and the lack of a few things
Sermon XXXI [al. CXLI]. — On riches and the wealthy who live well and decently
Sermon XXXI [al. XV]. — On good and honest men
Sermon XXXII [al. CXLII]. — On the wealthy who live badly, and the evils that follow them
Sermon XXXIII [al. CXLIII]. — On the needy and the poor
Sermon XXXIV [al. XLII]. — On avarice
Sermon XXXIX [al. LXVII]. — On gluttony and incontinence at the table
Sermon XXXV [al. XLI]. — On avarice, and those who are unjust and wish to have more in everything
Sermon XXXVI [al. XXXII]. — On virtue, which makes the mind content with its own and present things
Sermon XXXVII [al. XIV]. — That the majority is not always better
Sermon XXXVIII [al. LXVI]. — On fasting and abstinence
Antonius secundus
Antonius the Cretan
Antonius, comes to Alexandria
Antonius, cures a demoniac
Antonius, goes to Paul
Antonius, writes to Constantine on behalf of Athanasius
Antony the Great, disciples of
Antony, the Great
Anuph, Saint
apagōgē
aphiērōsis (dedication)
Aphraates, monastic life of
Aphraates, monk
Aphthartodocetae heretics
Aphthonius, Declamations
Apis
Apocauchus, his cruelty
Apocauchus, his cruelty toward Cantacuzenicos
Apocauchus, his false accusations
Apocauchus, his invasion of Didymoteichon
Apocauchus, his meditation on capturing the emperor
Apocauchus, his punishment
Apocauchus, his reconciliation with the Empress
Apocauchus, his request to become a monk
Apocauchus, his riot regarding the treasury
Apocaucus
Apocaucus anticipates the impending dangers by a swift flight, without the knowledge of the Thessalonians; the Persians left among them run riot with impunity
appears before Cantacuzenus, and imperial honors are bestowed upon him in salutations
Discovered by his lack of confidence, he plans to seize the empire
enclosed in his own castle, insults Cantacuzenus
following the example of Octavius Caesar, entrusts civil matters to the curia and takes upon himself the administration of the war
having returned, the Patriarch changes his way of life
He predicts fatal ends for Apocaucus, whether he intends to depart or to remain in Thessalonica
He sends a bowman to kill Cantacuzenus by night
How, when the city of Berrhoea had been tempted by the army, he himself remained in Thessalonica: arrogant and at the same time fearful
The bowman attacks the matter three times in vain and asks for pardon and is dismissed
The fortress of Epibatae is furnished by him with all things
The judgment of the deceased emperor concerning that fortress and its builder
The latter’s response
The machinations of Apocaucus are detected
The perverse habit of this man
The response of Apocaucus; its two parts: the first, concerning the charge of lying; the second, concerning the invited barbarians
Apocryphal and false scriptures
which heretics forged, an inexpressible multitude
Apocryphal traditions
Apollinarii, father and son
Apollinaris
a focus toward which Cyril looks
His opinion, that the body of Christ was lacking a rational soul, condemned in the Council of Constantinople
Apollinaris, heresy of
Apollinaris, the heretic
Apollinarists
Apollinarius heretic
Apollinarius is noted
Apollinarius of Hierapolis, On Piety and Truth
Apollinarius, errors spread widely
Apollo, columns of
Apollo, Dorotheus, Piammon, John, Marcus, Macarius, Apollonius, Moses, Paul the Phermaean, Pachon, Stephen, Pior
Apollo, etymology of
Apollodorus
Apolloniadis lake
Apollonides
Apollonius, monk
Apollonius, Saint
Apollophanes’ judgment regarding the eclipse
APOLOGY FOR ORIGEN (mentioned only)
apoplakeis tou hippou (having fallen off the horse)
Apostasy, return from
Apostle and Gospel readings
Apostle Paul, character of his doctrine
Apostles
How great is their virtue
How the Apostles subdued the world
The Apostles did nothing for ostentation
The dignity of the apostles
Apostolic Canons
Apostolic preaching
Apostolic traditions are to be kept
aposōsai (to save)
aposōthēnai (to be saved)
Apotimensi or Promensales
Appellations of Paul (B)
APPENDICES: APOPHTHEGMATA OF THE FATHERS
Of Abba Abraham
Of Abba Achillas
Of Abba Agatho
Of Abba Aio
Of Abba Alonius
Of Abba Ammoe
Of Abba Ammon of Nitria
Of Abba Ammonas
Of Abba Ammonatha
Of Abba Andrew
Of Abba Anthony
Of Abba Anub
Of Abba Apollo
Of Abba Apphy
Of Abba Are
Of Abba Arsenius
Of Abba Benjamin
Of Abba Bessarion
Of Abba Biare
Of Abba Carion
Of Abba Cassian
Of Abba Copre
Of Abba Cronius
Of Abba Cyrus
Of Abba Daniel
Of Abba Dioscorus
Of Abba Dulas
Of Abba Eladius
Of Abba Elias
Of Abba Esaias
Of Abba Eudaemon
Of Abba Euprepius
Of Abba Evagrius
Of Abba Gelasius
Of Abba Gerontius
Of Abba Heraclius
Of Abba Hierax
Of Abba Hilarion
Of Abba Isaac the Presbyter of the Cells
Of Abba Isaac the Theban
Of Abba Ischyrion
Of Abba Isidore
Of Abba Isidore of Pelusium
Of Abba Isidore the Presbyter
Of Abba Jacob
Of Abba John of the Cells
Of Abba John the Coenobite
Of Abba John the Dwarf or Short
Of Abba John the Eunuch
Of Abba John the Persian
Of Abba John the Theban
Of Abba John, disciple of Abba Paul
Of Abba Joseph in Panepho
Of Abba Joseph the Theban
Of Abba Longinus
Of Abba Lot
Of Abba Lucius
Of Abba Macarius the City-dweller
Of Abba Macarius the Egyptian
Of Abba Marcus the Egyptian
Of Abba Marcus, disciple of Abba Silvanus
Of Abba Matoe
Of Abba Megethius
Of Abba Milesius
Of Abba Mios
Of Abba Moses
Of Abba Netras
Of Abba Nicetas
Of Abba Nicon
Of Abba Nilus
Of Abba Nisterus
Of Abba Nisterus the Coenobite
Of Abba Olympius
Of Abba Orsisius
Of Abba Pambo
Of Abba Pisto
Of Abba Poemen or the Shepherd
Of Abba Theodore and Nones
Of Abba Theodore of Eleutheropolis
Of Abba Theodore of Pherme
Of Abba Theodore of Scetis
Of Abba Theonas
Of Abba Xanthias
Of Abba Xoic
Of Abba Zacharias
Of Abba Zeno
Of Eucharistos, a layman
Of Eulogius the Presbyter
Of Great Basil
Of Gregory the Theologian
Of Mother Theodora
Of Saint Ephrem
Of Saint Epiphanius, Bishop of Cyprus
Of Theophilus the Archbishop
Preface to the book on the practice or monastic discipline of the blessed Fathers
APPENDIX to Part I of the works of St. Hippolytus, containing doubtful and supposititious works
Appianus of Alexandria, Roman History
Apples of the chariot
Held by counts of the schools, domestics, and ex-consuls
Meaning and description of
Appropriation or vindication
Aquila of Pontus
a Jewish proselyte, interpretation of Holy Scripture
Aquila's translation of the Bible
Arabia’s happy peoples
Arbeseser
king of the Samaritans
Arca dicitur B. Virgo
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Arcadiopolis
Arcadius, constitution of
Arcadius, death of
Arcadius, Emperor, death of
Archilochus
Architecture
archon hē astrapē (the lightning as ruler)
Archons and syncletici
Distinction between the two classes
archontissa (noblewoman)
Ardagast
makes war against the Saracens
Arguments of the Dionysiaca
Arguments of the psalms which are inscribed to Asaph. Psalm of Asaph LXXII
argyrovoullon (silver-sealed document)
Arian bishops, new formula of faith
Arian heresy, beginning
Arian heresy, epistles concerning
Arian sect, leaders of
Arians
Against the Anomoeans and Arians
and Peter, Patriarchs of Alexandria
Arians are refuted
Contra Arianos
Contra Arianos; primogeniti et unigeniti differentia
in the Council of Constantinople for the origin of the same
It is proven that this writer was truly an Arian and an Anomoean
Orthodox individuals sought them out, Athanasius
Theodore was even torn apart by horses
They ravaged Jerusalem
who denied that Christ is of one substance (ὁμοούσιον) with the Father, were sought by the Emperor Constantius
Whose faction prevailed
Arians and Nestorians
290
Arians deceived in the Paschal computation
Arians, attack the statues of Constantine
Arians, attacks
Arians, complaints against Athanasius
Arians, cruelty of
Arians, customs and deeds
Arians, formula of faith
Arians, heresy of
Arians, leaders
Arians, new formula of faith
Arians, prevent distribution of alms
Ariminum and Seleucia, synods of
Ariminum, Council of
Aris
The princes of Aris, originating from the Scythians, fight among themselves
Aristaeus
Aristarchus
Aristeas
Aristo
Aristodemus
Aristomedon
Aristophanes the comic poet
Aristotle
and in the notes
denied Providence
in the Dialectics
Aristæus
Arithmetic
Arius
But he was banished to Constantinople after being rejected by the Patriarch Alexander
He denied the eternal divinity of Christ, and for this reason he was anathematized by Peter, Patriarch of Alexandria
He is refuted by Alexander, Patriarch of Antioch
He issues his own confession of faith
He lied, feigning repentance, and was later ordained a presbyter by Achillas
Likewise at Chalcedon
Whose heresy spread widely in Constantinople, Babel, Egypt, and Alexandria
Arius heretic
Arius of Nicomedia
Arius, admitted to communion
Arius, banishment of
Arius, condemnation of
Arius, condemned and sent into exile
Arius, death of
Arius, defends his own errors
Arius, departs to Palestine
Arius, deposition of
Arius, excommunicated
Arius, expelled from Alexandria
Arius, heresy of
Arius, his contention with Alexander
Arius, his letter to Eusebius of Nicomedia
Arius, letters to Alexander
Arius, letters to Constantine
Arius, many depart to
Arius, recalled from exile
Arius, seeks Alexandria
Arius, spreads his doctrine
Arma nostra B. Virgo
Armenians and Persians, faith of
Armenians, conversion of
Armenii
unde dicti
Arms, inventors of
Arrianus, Bithynica
Arrianus, On Events after Alexander
Arrianus, Parthica
Arrogance
he describes and refutes arrogance and luxury
how great an evil arrogance is
Arrogant
How much the arrogant and proud are to be fled
Arrogant man
Is rebuked sharply
Arrows fixed in David, which they are
Arsaber
Theodosiæ Aug. pater
Arsaces, ordination of
Arsacius and Valens, the ignominy of the Arians
Arsatius, patriarch of Constantinople
Arsenius the Great, angelic life of
Arsenius, fable of
Arsenius, patriarch
Arsenius, seeks pardon
Arsisius, monk
Arsisius, Saint
Arta
Arta, its stubbornness and surrender
Artemidorus
Artemidorus
Artemius, comes to the monasteries
Artemius, martyrdom
Artemius, Saint
Artemon heretic
Artopolia
what it is
as (that)
ASANES
Anna, daughter of John (II)
Asan
Maria, daughter of John (II) by a concubine
Michael, son of Asan
Thamar, sister of Callimanus
Theodora, daughter of John (II)
Ascendants and descendants
Ascetic discipline, sermon on
Ascetic institution, preliminary
Ascetic sermon
Ascetics
Ascra
homeland of Hesiod
Aseidecæ (Anseau de Cahieu), son-in-law of Theodore Lascaris
Aseldetusi (Anseau de Toucy)
Ashes of Vesuvius
spread very widely
Asia
they say, lies before the salt sea, for Greeks and Barbarians alike
Asia Beglerbegatus
Asilum fidelium B. Virgo
Asmodeus the demon
Asopus
a river
Asparis
a cistern
Asparis cisterna
Asphaltite Lake
Assembly of good men
Assumptio B. Virginis
Asterius
Astral substance
form and motion
what its nature is
Astrology
Astrologia vana quæ; discrimen inter χρόνον et καιρόν; Filius non factus est
Astrology, inventors of
Astronomy
Astrum dicitur B. Virgo
Asylum
The ancient right of asylum: holy and inviolable among all nations: neglected by the Christians
At the end, a psalm of an ode of David LXIV
At the end, a psalm of David L
At the end, a psalm of David LXIII
At the end, a psalm to David himself CVIII
At the end, an instruction to David LI
At the end, an ode of a psalm LXV
At the end, do not destroy, a psalm of Asaph LXXIV
At the end, do not destroy, David for a title inscription, when he fled from the face of Saul into the cave LVI
At the end, do not destroy, for a title inscription LVII
At the end, for Idithum, a psalm of Asaph LXXVI
At the end, for Idithum, a psalm of David LXI
At the end, for insight, to the sons of Core XLI
At the end, for Maheleth, for insight of David LII
At the end, for the morning reception, Psalm David XXI
At the end, for the servant of the Lord, David XXXV
At the end, for the sons of Core, a psalm LXXXIV
At the end, for the sons of Core, for the secrets, Psalm XLV
At the end, for the sons of Core, Psalm XLVI
At the end, for the winepresses, for the sons of Core, a psalm LXXXIII
At the end, for the winepresses, to Asaph himself LXXX
At the end, for those who shall be changed, for the sons of Core, for insight concerning the beloved XLIV
At the end, for those who shall be changed, to David himself LXVIII
At the end, Idithum, an ode of David XXXVIII
At the end, in hymns, a psalm of an ode LXVI
At the end, in hymns, a psalm to Asaph himself, an ode LXXV
At the end, in hymns, an instruction to David LIV
At the end, in hymns, to David LX
At the end, of David XXXIX
At the end, Psalm David XIX
At the end, Psalm David XVIII
At the end, Psalm David XX
At the end, Psalm David, for ecstasy XXX
At the end, Psalm XL
At the end, to David himself, in remembrance LXIX
At the end, to David, a psalm of an ode LXVII
At the end, to the sons of Core, for insight XLIII
At the end, to the sons of Core, Psalm XLVIII
At what time Perseus killed Bacchus
At what time Pittacus the Mitylenean flourished
At what time Plato flourished
At what time Prodicus lived
At what time Serapis immigrated to Alexandria
At what time Sibylla Hierophile was born
At what time Simonides flourished
At what time Stesichorus flourished
At what time the Erythraean Sibyl flourished
At what time the historian Pherecydes flourished
At what time the philosopher Phrynichus lived
At what time the seven wise men flourished
At what time Zephaniah flourished
Athamas
Athanasius calls upon the truth as a witness
Athanasius of Alexandria, his return from the Gauls
Athanasius of Alexandria, synod concerning
Athanasius, Against Arius
Athanasius, Apology concerning his flight
Athanasius, approaches Anthony
Athanasius, birth, homeland, and parents
Athanasius, books against Apollinarius
Athanasius, books against the Arians
Athanasius, boys baptized by
Athanasius, calumnies refuted
Athanasius, Commentary on Ecclesiastes and the Song of Songs
Athanasius, communion with Marcellus
Athanasius, condemned
Athanasius, confirms Siderius
Athanasius, consolatory letter
Athanasius, crimes brought against
Athanasius, death
Athanasius, death of
Athanasius, departs for Trier
Athanasius, deposition of
Athanasius, disputes against Arius
Athanasius, epistles of
Athanasius, excommunicates the prefect of Libya
Athanasius, exile of
Athanasius, flight
Athanasius, flight to Rome
Athanasius, goes to Antioch to meet Jovian
Athanasius, journey to approach Constantius
Athanasius, journey to the monasteries of the Thebaid
Athanasius, letter
Athanasius, letter and History to the monks
Athanasius, letter to Epictetus
Athanasius, letter to Joannes and Antiochus
Athanasius, letter to Palladius
Athanasius, letter to Serapion on the death of Arius
Athanasius, letter to Serapion on the Holy Spirit
Athanasius, letters to Jovian
Athanasius, letters to Lucifer
Athanasius, letters to the Alexandrian populace
Athanasius, patriarch of Alexandria
Athanasius, recall of
Athanasius, refuses entry to Arius
Athanasius, relegated to the Gauls
Athanasius, retires into the desert
Athanasius, return
Athanasius, return from Gaul
Athanasius, return to Alexandria
Athanasius, returns to Alexandria
Athanasius, returns to the wilderness
Athanasius, seeks Nicomedia
Athanasius, seeks to gain the favor of Meletius of Antioch
Athanasius, sends messengers to the Eusebians
Athanasius, sought as far as the desert
Athanasius, visits Constantine
Athanasius, while still a young man, is elevated to the episcopacy in the year of Christ 328, after Easter
Athanasius, withdraws
Athanasius, withdraws secretly
Athanasius, writes a book on the Trinity and the Holy Spirit
Athanasius, writes Against the Gentiles
Athanasius, writes the Life of Antony
Atheists, pagan
Atheists, snatching of faithful
Athenagoras
Athenagoras
Scholion on "if it is" and "what it is" taking precedence
Scholion on difficulties raised regarding men eaten by fish and beasts
Scholion on disbelief and doubt regarding the resurrection
Scholion on evacuation, alien change, and pure change
Scholion on God's knowledge of future things and dissolved elements
Scholion on Harpalos (Harpagos)
Scholion on impossibility arising from ignorance or insufficiency
Scholion on nourishment not changing into the substance of the one nourished
Scholion on refutation of those who are faithless regarding the resurrection
Scholion on the composition of existence and restoration of scattered elements
Scholion on the prologue of the book on the Resurrection
Scholion on the two kinds of arguments: those on behalf of and those concerning the truth
Scholion on things subsisting at the beginning and coming after
Athenians, character of
Athens
a city
Athina
Atlas
Atramytium
Attalus, tyrant
Atticus, Bishop of Constantinople, virtues of
Atticus, Constantinopolitan see
Atticus, episcopal administration of
Atticus, letter to Cyril
Atticus, patriarch
Attila
compelled to accept terms of peace from the Huns
demands surrender of fugitives from the Roman empire
exhausts the Romans with empty embassies
king of the Huns, gathered his army and demanded fugitives
king of the Huns, ravaged Roman lands and attacked Ratiaria
Atzypius the Iconoclast bishop
Auditio horrore plena dicitur B. Virgo
Augural art, interdiction of
Augury of the trumpets
August
the month, why it is so named
Augusta
Meeting and banquet with the new emperor
Augusta dicitur B. Virgo
Augusteum
Distinguished from the great palace
Meeting place of emperor and Augusta
Augustine (St.) used Origenian locution
Aulica amus, prefect of the publicans of Nicomedia
Aulonia
Aurora dicitur B. Virgo
Austria ('Οστρίκιον)
Authentic baptism
Author of the book De mundo
Author of the book De mundo
Authority
ought to shine not so much in fear as in love
when scorned, is wont to call upon force for aid
Authors cited by Didymus
Autorianus Michael, patriarch
autothelōs (by one's own will)
autotropōs (in one's own way)
Auxentius, bishop of Milan
Auxentius, Bishop of Milan, deposition of
Auxentius, famed for his holiness
Auxiliatrix dicitur B. Virgo
Auxilium dicitur B. Virgo
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Avari
Avarice
The first three evils: gluttony, avarice, vainglory
the root of all evils
The tenacity of the avaricious
Why avarice is called the root of all evils
Avarice, homily on
Ave dictum B. Virgini quid significet
Avenging powers interpret injuries done to fellow servants as if done to themselves
Ax, the, signifies the excision of an incurable soul
Axara
Axe-bearers, cohort kills Michael, son of the sebastocrator John
Axium, its flooding
Azariah, and Abd-Nagu
cast into the Babylonian furnace
Azatines, sultan
Azymes
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