Subjects — K
54 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
kakognōmia (malice)
Kampagia
Worn at the imperial banquet and horse races
Katabrabeyein
katadion (lower part/vessel)
Kathosiosis
Used for majesty and in accusations of treason
Kath’ heauton, that is, absolutely
kelliōtēs (monk in a cell)
kephalateuein (to be head of)
kephalatikon (capitation tax)
Ketze bassa
Caceba Chorasan
Key to the Lord’s tradition
Khazaria
Khazars departing from Berylia
Kin
Upright kin are of no profit to one who is wicked
Kinds of Gnostics
King
A king ought not to usurp the dignity of the priest
He who prays for the King honors him more than the one who worships him
the dignity of priests is greater than [that] of a king
King entering within the altar screen
King ought not to be insulted
King Philip
King, good and just
Kingdom of God
What the Kingdom of God is
What the Scriptures call the Kingdom of Heaven; why they are obscure
Kingdom of God, what Christ was accustomed to signify by this term
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Kingdom of God, what it is
Kingdom of heaven
The kingdom of heaven, how it is promised to be given freely, while the way that leads to life is said to be narrow
Kingdom of the Vandals in Africa
Kingdom, rising up against
Kingdoms
the principal and greatest, which they are
Kings (Books)
SYNOPSIS quatuor librorum Regnorum
SYNOPSIS Regnorum lib. II
SYNOPSIS Regnorum lib. III
SYNOPSIS Regnorum lib. IV
Kings among the Romans from the Augural family
Kings among the Romans from the Augural family
Kings and princes
Kings ascribed to the number of the gods
Kings established from the own rashness and madness of the Jewish people
Kinsmen of Christ
Are called the Desposyni
Kiovla, the Tauroscythian metropolis
its bishop is accustomed to being submitted to Byzantium
Kiss in the ordination of a patriarch
Kissing of the priests by the archpriest during the Communion, what it signifies
Kissing of vestments
klēropoiēsai (to bequeath)
Kneeling
What kneeling with one or both knees is
Knowledge
Cur lignum scientiæ boni et mali sic dictum est
Deus non prohibuit scientiam boni; Adam ante peccatum scientiam boni habebat
is called understanding (notitia), for to know is to have apprehended knowledge and neither to hold it nor to lose it
Knowledge is necessary for pastors
Knowledge that puffs up and that which is modest
Knowledge unrestrained by fear
Of which men it is [the possession]
Rash knowledge, worse than faithful ignorance
The order of knowledge and virtue
The parent of knowledge is knowing what you do not know
Virtue
What knowledge is
Knowledge of truth, divine wisdom
Knowledge, what it is
All knowledge is from the Holy Spirit
No one knows how many and how great things he is ignorant of, unless he has had a taste of this knowledge
Who is knowledgeable
Knyghton
kokkinochrysas (scarlet and gold)
komerkion (customs duty)
kosmiatikon (adornment/decorum fee)
kourtzoudaka (a type of cloak)
kouvouklion (chamber)
Krēta (Crete)
ksylachyron (chaff fodder)
Ktistēs (Creator), not ktistis (created)
Kyrie eleeson
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