Subjects — D
329 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
Dagistense monasterium
Daily and nightly canons of the Psalms
Daily use of the Mass
daimonētēs (demon-possessed)
Damascenus
Damascenus, byname Mansur
Damascius, Incredibilia
Damasus and Ursinus
Damasus, edict against heresies
Damasus, Roman bishop
Damasus, substituted
Damasus, synodal epistle of
Damatry campus
Danapris river
Danastris river
Dancing and choral performances with torches or candles among the Greeks
The etymology of this word
With dancing, the Greek emperors signified their hilarity on their birthdays
Dancing, inventors of
Dangerous to prevent the stronger from passing
Daniel
SYNOPSIS eorum quæ a Daniele propheta dicta sunt
Daniel, patrician, prefect of the city
Daniel, seventy weeks of
Daphnusia, fortress
Darius
father of Xerxes, gave laws to the Egyptians
Darkness
Comparison of darkness with smoke
Darkness is affliction
Darkness signifies the obscurity of dogmas concerning God
Darkness turned into light
Darkness, what it is
The darkness of ignorance
Darkness and stench
Darkness is air deprived of light
One may interpret midday darkness as the alienation of the mind
Those who labor under the ignorance of God, these walk in midday darkness
David
All the Psalms were spoken by David, but not all are about him
The meekness of David
vigorous of hand and keen of sight
Why David did not follow the order of the times
David in Greek Dauid
David XXIV
David XXVI
David, examination of "Upon the rivers of Babylon"
David’s meekness
A day of virtue, a day of judgment
David first mentioned the future life
David’s meekness
Different outcome of wealth and frugality
Disapproval of divination
How great was the power of King David
Inert delight for involuntary phantasy
Morose delight is not without sin
Patience
Prompt penitence
Teachers and preachers given by God to the Church
Days of the gods, that is, the days of the week—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc
Days of the month
how the Athenians count them
De gloria, et claritate, qua a principio Adamus coruscavit
De illis qui non ignoscunt
b 56
De Juda, utrum laqueo se suspenderit juxta evangelicam historiam
De privilegiis imperialibus
De ratione qua oportet contra Judæos respondere
De Valentinianis hæreticis (On Valentinian heretics)
I, 272
II, 10
Deacon, girding
Deacon, invocation for ordination of
Deacon, liturgical duty
Deaconess, constitution of
Deaconess, invocation at ordination of
Deaconesses and widows
Deacons
Deacons, put to flight
Dead
That the dead should not be mourned excessively, but helped by prayers and good works
Dead, prayer for
Dead, remains of
Death
Christ weakened the tyranny of death over us
Egregium Davidis exemplum; vestes nigræ in luctibus
Ethnici audita filii morte dictum; plangendi ethnici, Judæi, et catechumeni morientes
Formido mortis excluditur
he destroyed it by obedience
He who fears death does little good
What is worse than death
What the shadow of death is
Death is not true death, but rather a sleep and a return to the other life
Death of a bishop, his goods
Death of Romanus III
Death, meditation on
Deaths, diverse kinds of
Decalogue
Of the precepts of the Decalogue, how many were deposited in each tablet: the diverse opinions of the Hebrews, Greeks, and Latins
Deceased, memories of
Deceitful character, interdiction of
Deception
See that no one deceives you
See that you do not lose what you have wrought
Who can blind those who see
Declaration of Patriarch John
Decor fidelium B. Virgo
Decor Jacob B. Virgo
Decus angelorum B. Virgo
Decus apostolorum B. Virgo
Decus divinum athletarum B. Virgo
Dedicated to the Savior
Deer's tears
why they are salty
defendeusis (defense/advocacy)
Defensio dicitur B. Virgo
Definition
Definition of marriage
Definition of the Gospel
Definition of wisdom
Degrees in marriage
Degrees that are in marriage
Deification of the flesh of Christ
Deity of the Son of God
Deity, book on
dekanikion (staff of office)
Deli
The Ottoman estate of Deli, who had defeated a certain most brave Greek knight, is given to the Turk Aladin
Deliberation of three days
Delium
consecrated to Apollo
Delos, altar at
Delphi
Demas, Giezi and Judas the traitor, as a proposed example
Demetrios
Demetrius of Alexandria
on celebrating the fast
on the calculation of Pascha
Demetrius, deacon of Vienne
Irenaeus wrote to him on the faith (λόγους περὶ πίστεως), as St. Maximus testifies
Demodocus
self-taught (from Homer)
Demon, subject to man
Demonic sacred rites
Demonic sacred rites
Demons
and in what way
are not incorporeal, but rather corporeal, and they move around bodies
by nature liars
How they tempt and seduce men
light-avoiding, aquatic, subterranean
Opinions of the Greeks concerning demons
there are six types of them
They are dedicated to the affections that cling to demons
they fill the whole universe
tormentors of souls
Whether some are male and others female
Whether they can be struck
whether they speak all languages
Why they leap upon brute animals no less than upon men
Demons are called mountains and islands, kings of the earth and primates, servants and the free
Demons are nourished by the smoke of incense and the vapors of burnt victims
Bodily incense is held as an abomination
It has a kinship with the four elements of which bodies consist
What incense signifies
Worshippers of idols used to fashion images of calves out of frankincense, and used to bring them to the fire
Demons in truth, not diseases similar to demonic possession, were cast out by Christ and the apostles
272
Demons, sentient animals
Demonstration
Demonstrative theology
is twofold
Demophilus is cited
Demophilus, Arian bishop
Dengizich
plans war against the Romans
Denominatives
Deposed bishops and clerics
Descent into hell
Description of a treacherous man
Description of a Turkish tent
Description of a Turkish tent
Description of the Tzycanisterian exercise
Description of the visible world
Desire for earthly things
despotaton (despotate)
Detestation of heresies
374
Detestation of pleasure
Detriments of the first sleep
Deuterius
an Arian bishop of Byzantium
Deuteron S. Annæ templum
Deuteronomy
SYNOPSIS Deuteronomii
Devil
how it happens that we are nevertheless overcome by him
Si diabolus decepit, cur serpenti maledicitur
The devil attacks those more who are instructed in good works
The devil is absolutely evil
The three nets of the devil by which he ensnares souls
the watchfulness of the devil
The world of God and the world of the devil
With what aids God has furnished us against the devil
Devotio
Meaning and application of the term kathosiosis
dia to men (for the very reason that), i. q. dioti (because)
Diabasis
diachetesthai (to be diffracted/dispersed)
Diaconitzes
Diagoras
Diagoras was a Melian
Dialect, definition of
Dialectics
Diana
Diatriba Leonis Allatii de scriptis Symeonis Metaphrastæ
Dictæus
Didascalia apostolorum, that is, the Apostolic Constitutions written by Clement
Didymus
Didymus
Didymus Alexandrinus
He attributes the book of Baruch to Jeremiah
Didymus and others wrote about it
Didymus cites him
Didymus cites Latin words
Didymus falls into memory errors
Didymus perhaps addressed Basil
Didymus perhaps attributes Marcos to God in some sense
Didymus perhaps imitates Epiphanius
Didymus the blind
Didymus was a catechist
Didymus, monk
Didymus, the heretic
Didymus’s commentaries on the Catholic Epistles are full of errors
dienergein ta dēmosia (to manage public affairs)
Difference
Difference between fervor and prayer
Difference between venerable images and idols
Dignity of the presbyterate
Dimissory letters
Dio Cassius, Histories
Dio Chrysostom, Orations
Dio Nicæus
Dio Nicæus
Diocletian
met with Galerius at Nisibis
Diodorus of Tarsus, Against Fate
Diodorus of Tarsus, Arguments on the Holy Spirit
Diodorus Siculus, Histories
Diodorus, episcopal dignity of
Diodorus, Lexicon from the Ten Orators
Diogenes
Diogenes of Apollonia
Diogenes, acts against Athanasius
Diogenes, witty saying of
Diognetus
to whom Justin wrote an epistle, calling him "most excellent" and instructing him in the principles of Christianity
Diomedis martyris templum olim Heliæ
Dion. Petavius's Warning on the work of Epiphanius which is inscribed Panarium
Dionys. Alexand
Dionys. Alexand
Dionysius (St.)
Dionysius (St.)
Dionysius Exiguus
Dionysius Exiguus
Dionysius of Aegae, Dictyaca
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Attic Diction
Dionysius of Olynthus
Dionysius Periegetes is cited
Dionysius Petavius against Matthias Simonius
Dionysius, patriarch of Alexandria
Dionysius, saint
Dionysius, vote deleted by Eusebius
Dioratic gift (gift of discernment)
Dioscorides
A passage of Dioscorides concerning Cyrenaic crocus is cleared of errors
Cited
Dioscorus and Eutyches
Dioscorus of Alexandria
Disapproval of fate and fortune
God is reconciled to the world by faith and baptism
Praise of faith
Son for disciple
Steadfastness and certainty of faith, with all doubt, and even examination, excluded
The multiple sense of "sons"
Disapproval of heretics
Cyril explains the way of the lamp of the Hermonites
Man does not withstand temptation without the help of God
The superstition of the horoscope is disapproved
Three changes of human status: under the law, under grace, in the future life. Indeed, five
What "today" means
Disciples
The duty of disciples
Disciples of John
Had not believed in Christ
Discord of the victors
provides the vanquished with an opportunity to recover liberty
Discourse and doctrine
Discourse through fingers formed in a certain way
Discourse, harsh, contumacious, threatening
Discourses full of affability and humanity, and removed from all insolence
Discourses full of affability and humanity, and removed from all insolence
Discourses of the perfect
The discourses of the perfect, which is also solid food
Discus (paten) of the sacred Mysteries
Disease, what it is
Disgrace
That you should not affect anyone with disgrace or shame, but rather desire to be affected by it yourself
Disgrace: no one is to be afflicted with disgrace
Dismissal of ecclesiastical office
Dissertatio de auctoritate et testimonio Metaphrastæ
Dissertation on the Holy Trinity is of no small labor
Dissimulation, interdiction of
Dissolutio maledictionis B. Virgo
Dissolutio mæroris dicitur B. Virgo
Dissolution of marriage without penalty
distanced from
A place bare and suitable for riding
Disturbed affairs restored by boldness and constancy of mind
Dithyramb, inventors of
divavoulon (double-sealed document)
DIVERSE HOMILIES
Diversity of those chanting
Divine and uncreated light, its visibility
Divine bread, that it is given to the priest being ordained as a deposit
Divine death, what it is
Divine dispensation
Divine fear is placed among those things that can be learned
This fear especially leads to perfection, to fear knowingly and skillfully, not to fear all things
Whence the affection of timidity
Divine gifts, covering
Divine grace, formula at ordination
Divine grace, help of
Divine grace, that we partake of, not essence
Divine grace, that we receive not nature from those ordaining
Divine liturgy
Divine nature
is devoid of all passion
is devoid of alteration
is superior to our mind and speech
Divine oblation, prayer after
Divine persons
Divine persons are distinct only by reason
how they are whole and yet one without confusion
Divine providence is clearly evident from the order of created things
Divine providence is impregnable
Divine relations asserted by the Fathers
Divine Scripture
is not a minister of sin
Divine things
Are not to be scrutinized by reasoning
Divine things are known only through participation
Divine things are not to be measured according to our intelligence
Divine things transmitted by word and living voice
Divine traditions without writing, but by word of mouth only
Divine weakness is called the voluntary condescension of the Son of God even to the body, without sin
Divinity
Comparison of "God" and "divinity" with "man" and "humanity"
The grammatical gender of the word "divinity" and its application to the hypostases
Whether divinity and God are the same or different
Divinity of the Savior
Division
Division of kinship
Docetae
Domentiolus, brother of Phocas
Domestic witnesses are not to be admitted
ibid
Domicilium dicitur B. Virgo
Domina dicitur B. Virgo
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Dominatrix dicitur B. Virgo
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Albertus Magnus
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Ambrosius Catharinus
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Antonius Navarrus
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: B. Ludovicus Bertrandus
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Hieronymus Lanusa
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Ildefonsus Giron
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Joannes Taulerus
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Joannes Vigerius
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Ludovicus Granatensis
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: S. Antoninus
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: S. Thomas Aquinas
Dominicani immaculatæ conceptioni B. Virginis faventes: Sanctius a Porta
Dominicus Diodatus is cited
Dominion
After the sin, God diminished, but did not abrogate, the dominion given to man
why man’s dominion over beasts was diminished
Domus dicitur B. Virgo
Domus in Constantinople, called Consta
Donations
Donatists
Donatus
Donum dicitur B. Virgo
Dora
Doros, fortress
Dorotheus
overcomes sleep with incredible study
Dorotheus, Booklet on Terms Used in the Custom of Outsiders
Dorotheus, monk
Dorylæum
Dorystolum
Double altar, widows and virgins
Double candle
Double death
Double death in the Scriptures
Double life in the Scriptures
Double will of Jesus Christ
Double-minded man
Doubt about communicating with a priest who has a wife
Doula
prefect of the monastery built on Mount Sinai
douleutēs (servant)
Doves worshipped by Syrians
Doxology
Draco
Dracontius, chosen as bishop
Dracontius, flees
Dracontius, recalled by Athanasius
Dreams
how they occur and their cause
Dreams, divination from
Drought
The drought of Antioch
Drungarius
Drunkards, homily on
Drunkenness ascribed to the number of the gods
Drunkenness, a voluntary demon
Drunkenness, as a substitute for satiety
Drunkenness, nations prone to
Ductrix certa et secura eorum, qui salvantur, B. Virgo
DUCÆ
Alexius Ducas Philanthropenus
Eudocia, daughter of Theodore Ducas
Irene, daughter of Theodore Ducas
Irene, daughter of Theodore Ducas, married to Constantine Tarchaneiotes
Irene, niece of Isaac, wife of Michael Palæologus
Isaacius Ducas Murzuphlus, brother of Vatatzes
John Ducas Vatatzes
John Ducas Vatatzes, emperor
John, son of Isaac
Maria, daughter of Theodore Ducas
Vatatzes, emperor
Vatatzes, son of
Duke of Syria after the death of Alexander
Dunus, of Cherson
Dust from the censer, that it is cast upon deceased laymen
Dust, to which those who are compared
Dux ducum
Dux infallibilis B. Virgo
Dyers of wool
Dæmones
pastoribus in Peloponneso nuntiant expugnationem Syracusarum
Sanguine Christiano saturantur
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