Subjects — R
347 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
Rabanus Maurus
Rabbis
who twisted the oracles of the prophets toward impure dreams, and for what purpose
Rabsaces
He did not, however, take it
He discovered that it is hard to rise up against supreme majesty
legate of King Sennacherim, besieged Jerusalem
Rachel, borne Joseph
Radevicus
Radulphus Brooke Anglus
Radulphus de Diceto
Raguel’s daughter liberated from a demon by the odor of a fish
RAHAB the harlot
not only in act but also by voice, was a prophetess
Raimundus Pictavinus Hierosolymam tendit
Ab Joanne deficit
Antiochiam venit
Byzantium venit et veniam delictorum obtinet
Ejusdem virtus bellica tam insignis, ut secundus Hercules diceretur
Fugatur a Manuelis ducibus
Illius filiæ
Illius interitus
Urbem Joanni tradit
Rain does not fall through conjuring
Raman Persa
Ramatas, Manuel
Rambam
Rambam
Ranks of those being ordained in the bema
Rape of Virginia
Rare among them, to drive away
Rare among them, to drive away
Rasin and Aram are the same as sublime
Rasum
Ratbertus Sangallensis
Ratiaria
attacked and destroyed by Attila
Ratio (Reason)
is a part of the soul
Its vice
The virtue of reason
Rational soul, from God himself
Rational, irascible, and concupiscible faculties
Rationalis militaris
who is so called
RAUL
Joannes, son of Alexius
Ravenna pentapolis
Ravenna, city
Ravens trained for divination
Reader, no one is to be made one unless he is 18 years old
Reading
Realms
Realms, or empires, of various nations
Reason
cannot, by its own leading, comprehend divine matters
Reasoning
A dead thing, because they do not live of themselves
All the evils of the ancient people; rebukes, spiritual surgery. The fruits of these, etc
The abuse of things is forbidden, not the things themselves
The religious struggle against lusts
The tenor of their useless discipline without charity. Pharisaic evils multiplied against them
Reasoning must judge of things to be spoken and things to be done against thoughts and wicked demons
All things must be done with judgment
Peace follows the judgments of those who are judged rightly; tumult accompanies unjust judgments, and he who commits iniquity
Reasons for one who does not believe in the resurrection of bodies; they are refuted
Rebaptism, prohibition of
Rebecca
Rebecca, calls younger son
Rebecca, conceived
Rebecca, consulted for salvation of son
Rebecca, emulate
Rebecca, history of
Rebellion is blamed
313
Recently married
Reception from holy baptism
Recognition of the Holy Trinity from the life-giving cross
Recognitions of St. Clement
Recommendation of Truth
It ought to be the primary principle in history
Reconciliation, concerning
Reconciliation, how to be sought
Recorder, why among archpriests during voting
Rector in the Byzantine court
The advancement of the Rector by the emperor, and what must be observed in it
who he was; his various functions
Red Sea
The divisions of the Red Sea
Redeemers
Redemption
That a mere man could not have fulfilled the office of redemption is evident from Irenaeus and all theologians
The manifold notion of redemption
what it means both among the Gnostics and among the Jews
Redness in the young is the color of virtue
Redness in the young is the color of virtue
Reduced to the power of barbarian kings
Refined oil
what it signifies
Refreshment through obedience is more potent than fasting
Refutations of Matthias Simonius concerning the ancient rite of penance
Regarding a boy abducted to a monastery and taught a hymn
I, 251
II, 138
Regarding a girl bringing force
I, 41
Regarding a priest synodally deposed
II, 101
Regarding a virgin not betrothed, to whom she is brought
I, 45
Regarding boys receiving the clerical tonsure
I, 31
Regarding canonical and evangelical traditions
I, 295
Regarding dances prohibited on the stage
I, 219
Regarding garments pertaining to sacred matters
I, 187
Regarding girls betrothed to others and afterwards abducted
I, 581
Regarding girls who have followed lovers contrary to their father’s will
II, 95
Regarding him who keeps the holy amictus (apparel)
I, 119
Regarding lapsed virgins
II, 74
Regarding outrages committed by force
II, 107
Regarding poisoners (veneficis)
II, 58
Regarding sacrilege
II, 164
Regarding Stephen, who was to be joined in marriage to Eudocia, but was prohibited
II, 158
Regarding suicides
II, 59
Regarding Sur, the cleric
II, 171
Regarding the abhorrence of wine
I, 31
Regarding the alienation of holy vessels
I, 140
Regarding the exhibition of the holy chalice
I, 192
I, 197
Regarding the founder of a Xenodochium
I, 532
Regarding the holy celebration after eating
I, 188
Regarding the oblation of wine alone on the sacred table, without added water, among the Armenians
I, 231
Regarding the punishments of those who convert holy vessels to their own use
I, 47
Regarding the Resurrection of Christ, and the time
I, 262
I, 263
Regarding the sacraments of the Gentiles
I, 270
Regarding the spectacles of the games (venationum)
I, 218
Regarding the Thrabaceni
I, 163
Regarding the Tome of Union
II, 64
Regarding the tonsure of clerics
I, 194
Regarding the unbloody sacrifice of the Lord
I, 2
Regarding Theodora
I, 221
Regarding Theodora Comnena, spouse of Andronicus
I, 378
Regarding Theodore, who requested to contract a lawful marriage with Anna
I, 221
Regarding theology
I, 143
Regarding those dressed in linen with the trisagion
I, 340
Regarding those not to be received, and the segregated
I, 7
Regarding those who abduct women under the name of marriage
I, 266
II, 89
Regarding those who mock the deaf
I, 37
Regarding those who perform holy things in common
I, 140
I, 274
Regarding those who sacrifice by constraint
I, 377
Regarding those who sacrificed only under threats of punishment
I, 380
Regarding unwritten traditions
II, 149
Regarding virgins marrying against the will of their parents, rendering their own [vow] void
I, 396
Regarding witnesses before the tribunal
I, 255
Regenerated by the Spirit
Reges qui dicantur
Regina, river
Regino
Regio Sait
part of Egypt; emended by Aythonus
Registr. Joan. de S. Justo
Registr. Sign. Pater
Registrum Feodor. Burg. ms
Regula Magistri
Regula S. Benedicti
Regula S. Ferreoli
Regula S. Isidori
Regula S. Pachomii
Regula Templariorum
Rehoboam, son of Solomon
Reineccius
Relation
Relationship by blood
Relics
various items kept in the Church of Saint Sophia in Constantinople
Relics are precious where death in Christ has occurred
He who touches the bones of a martyr receives a participation in holiness
Relics of superstitions
among Christians
Relics of the saints, the manner of their veneration
Relics, carried by emperors into camps and wars
Religion
Religion, how it differs from faith
Religious
That the vows of the religious are not novel
Who are called "religious" in the Acts
Who the Greek term for "religious" refers to
Religious faith above all things
Religious men
mock the world, the world mocks the secular
Remembrance of injuries, the sister of avarice
Remission of sins
Remission of sins by unworthy priest
Remission of sins, by how many ways it is obtained
Renaldus, princeps Antiochenus, Cyprum devastat
Ad Manuelem legatos mittit
Antiochiam ei tradit
Vili et pudendo habitu imperatorem adit
Renewal and salvation, that it was not possible through any other creature
Rentina, fortress
Renunciation of the world, sermon on
Repentance
Examples of repentance in both Testaments
He exhorts to repentance
the fruits of repentance and tears
Repentance, homily on
Repentance, small amount of time suffices
Reprehender
Against importunate reprehenders
Regarding this, places in Holy Scripture
Reprehension
See Counsel
The fury of anger is not to be mixed with reprehension
The method of discernment in reprehensions
Reprehension of sloth and idleness
391
Reprehension ought to be temperate
Reprehensions are useful
Reprehensions, what they appear to be to impious men
Reprobate
The reprobate themselves are the cause of their own reprobation, not God
Reproof and freedom of speech
Reproving sins of brothers
Republic, books on
Republic, praiseworthy
Resignation of a bishop
Respiration
Rest can be understood in a double sense
Restitution of the thumb
Resurrection
Against the heretics who said that a different body rises again
Christus futuram resurrectionem testificatur; item apostoli et martyres, et Machabæorum mater
Christ’s resurrection proves the resurrection of all
futuri simus post resurrectionem
Heretics who formerly called resurrection the procreation of children
Mortem magis optanda quam lugetur, sed non sibi inferenda
Mortui quomodo resurgent; probatur Deum mortuos posse suscitare
Not believing in the resurrection arises from the sins of which one is conscious
ORATIO III ejusdem in diem tertium creationis, et de resurrectione
Resurrected bodies, how they shall possess a spiritual nature
Resurrectio unde apud infideles dubia
The Apostle resolves two difficulties concerning the resurrection
The Athenians thought the resurrection was some kind of god
The eating and drinking of Christ was a great sign of the resurrection
The image of the resurrection
The just shall rise first, before the sinners
The manner and order of the future resurrection
The mode of resurrection in the same body, *poindòn* [in what manner]
The resurrection of the flesh is double according to some; how it is elicited from the Apocalypse
Resurrection is set before us in hope, therefore those who have departed to another life are not to be mourned
Resurrection, day of
Resurrection, how Christ is the cause of our
416
Resurrection, of Christ proven
Resurrection, of the bodies
Resurrection, prefigured in the old Law
Resurrection, the mystery of it prefigured
Retribution of a pious life
Revelations, to whom they are usually made especially
Rex bonus et malus
b 1, 2
Rhaasson, king of Syria
He conspired against Judea
Rheginus, bishop of Cyprus
I, 503
Rhellicanus
Rhembom
a city of the Moabites, captured by the Arabs
Rhendacius. See Sisinnius
Rhentina, its garrison
Rhetorical oratory, inventors of
Rhetoricians
compared with philosophers, are like slaves
Rhimpsas, Nicephorus
Rhinocorura, monks of
Rhodes
Rhodes destroyed by an earthquake
Rhodus
Rhodus, captured by the Genoese
Rhodus, recovered by the Greeks
Rhyndacus
rhētorikōtatos
Rhōn
What *Rhōn* is in angels
Rich
How the rich man becomes rich through the loss suffered by others
The extreme poverty of the rich
The poor are happier than the rich
The poor are happier than the rich in matters pertaining to salvation
Rich man, homily on the
Rich men are called stewards of the poor, thus named from the distributing of his own to each
348
Rich, homily on the
Richardas Pictavinus
Richardus Antri seu Andreæ dominus vel comes
Fortiter cum Græcis præliatur
Illius mors
Riches, not to be spent on superfluous things
Riches, on the contempt of
Riches, use of
Rigaltius
Righteous oblation
Righteous oblation, what it is
Righteousness
all virtue under the name of righteousness
What is the sacrifice of righteousness
Riginus, bishop
I, 104
Rigordus
Rings
Rinocorura, monastery of
Rites
various of the Greek Church
Rites of sacred feasts of the Byzantine court
Ritzium
River Carabogdania
Berut
River Persidus
Docu Gezid
Robbers
Robbers undergoing penance
Robbers, those who kill
Roberius, Emperor
Robertian knights or soldiers
who were so named
Robertus de Monte
Robertus Guiscardus
Roboam is like him who prefers the will of his vain heart to wiser counsel
Roboam is called the Younger
Rock
The name of "Rock" is attributed to Christ and to Peter in different ways
Rod
extended as a sign of life granted
Your rod and your staff, they have comforted me
Rod and staff
the distinctions between them, according to the Theologian
Rodericus Toletanus
Rogerius Cæsar
Imperium cogitat
Maria Comnena illius uxor moritur
Mittitur Antiochiam ut Constantiam principissam sibi in conjugem adjungat
Rogerius Siciliæ comes Capuanum principatum invadit
Corinthum, Eubœam, Thebas et Corcyram expugnat
Illud rursum consequitur
Legatos ad imp. mittit
Papam capit et vincit
Regium titulum sibi arrogat
Regno pellitur a Lothario imp
Rogerus Hovedenus
Rollandinus
Roma
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Roma Subterranea
Roma vetus
In barbarorum servitutem cadit
Romaica sceptra
Romais
Roman Church
If there was already a Church in Rome before the arrival of Paul, how can the Roman Church be said to have been founded by Peter and Paul, according to Irenaeus
It is the greatest
The most ancient, known to all
The Roman Church is the head and rule of all others, according to Irenaeus
Roman de Garin, ms
Roman emperors called Caesars
Roman empire, the times of it predicted
Those things which are foretold concerning the Assyrians in Isa. viii, 20 are perhaps fulfilled by the Roman army at the birth of Emmanuel
Roman kings after Romulus
Roman labors foretold
Roman pontiff, authority of
Roman Synod under Damasus
Roman synod, Trinity consubstantial
Romani vexilla Manuelis imp. suscipiunt
Romans
whatever was not under their dominion they called desert or hostile
Romans defeated by the Agarenes
Romans defeated in Libya
Romans ruled far and wide
Romans slaughtered by the Africans
Romanus Diogenes is captured by the Saracens
Romanus III Argyropulus, Emperor
Romanus IV Diogenes, Emperor
Romanus Lacapenus, Emperor
He creates his sons and grandsons emperors
Romanus loses the empire with his own men
Rome
he prefers his own city to Rome
is destroyed
Rome founded
Rome from Romulus
I, 361
Rome had Romulus as its first and last king
Rome, besieged by Alaric
Rome, capture of
Rome, head of many nations
Rome, how many years it was without images
Rome, legates sent from
Rome, plundered by Alaric
Rome, prince of cities
Romelias is the same as the exaltation of circumcision
The son of Romelias tropically signifies discourse containing false doctrine
Romualdus
Romulus
Romulus, surnamed Augustulus, son of Orestes, was the last of all to rule in Rome
Romulus and Remus saved by shepherds
Romulus, lives
Romæus, slayer of Michael Epirotes
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, acclaimed Caesar
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, adorned with the dignity of Caesar
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, alienated from the Emperor
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, arrives at Constantinople with a fleet
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, attacks the seditious Magnesians
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, commends Myriogerium to the Emperor
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, companions burned
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, companions cast into prison
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, conquers Alisyra
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, created Great Duke and marries daughter of Asan
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, crosses to Madytus
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, entangles the Emperor in frauds
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, fights with the Genoese
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, frees Philadelphia from siege
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, hands over Chranislabus to be strangled
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, harasses Philadelphia
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, holds an arrogant speech
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, life of piracy
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, offers aid to Emperor Andronicus
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, punishment demanded by the Pope
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, puts the Persians to flight
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, rages against those who surrendered Cula and Phourni
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, received by Michael Palaeologus
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, reconciles Attaleiotes to the Emperor
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, refuses to come to Constantinople
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, serves Theodoric of Sicily against Charles
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, slaughtered by the Alans
Rontzerius, or Roger the Italian, soldiers ravage the Cyzicenes
Ropelii, narrow pass
Rose
why they bloom more joyfully when fetid plants grow near them
Rosislaus Tauroscythicæ dynasta
Rossi
Rostangnus mon
Rosweyd
Rosweyd
Rotation and motion of the stars
What their rotation and order are
whence the stars have light
Roverius
Royal palace of God
the soul's ascent
Royal scepters
Royal scepters
Royal wardrobe
Christians ordered to wear a certain color on their clothing as a sign
Clothes of the athletes exposed
Emperor’s inner and outer
Emperor’s private clothing
Emperor’s white mourning shroud
Imperial clothing placed
Imperial clothing under armor
Monastic habit
Sacred vestments
Wonderful clothing seen in dreams
Rucha, a monk, appointed over church furnishings
Rucnedinus, sultan of Egypt
Rucratines, son of the Iaphatin sultan, contends for the kingdom
Rucratines, son of the Iaphatin sultan, puts brother to flight
Ruellius
Ruellius
Rufinus
Rufinus
Rufinus, bishop of Samosata
Rufinus, master of the offices to the Emperor Theodosius
Rufus
Rufus, abbot of the monastery of Theodosius in Palestine
Rufus, blinds Apsimarus
Rule and precepts of the same
Rule over beasts
Rusalia
I, 230
Russata faction
Rusticius
Rusticus and Eleutherius, together with Dionysius, apprehended
Ruth
SYNOPSIS libri Ruth
Rutilius Numatianus
rythmizō
Ryzates, leader of Chosroes
Rædestum
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