Subjects — T
1,956 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
ta authentopoula (the children of the lord)
Tabernacle
Our tabernacle is different from our earthly dwelling
What the Feast of Tabernacles designates for us
when erected
Why the tabernacle was commanded to be set up in one day
Tabernacle of David
The tabernacle of David, which had fallen, is raised up
Tabernaculum dicitur B. Virgo
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Tablets of the treaty suspended from a standard
Tabul. S. Martini de Campis
Tabula dicitur B. Virgo
Tabula Peutingeri
Tabular. Compan. Thuani
Tabular. Manoscense
Tabularium Bellilocense
Tacharis, Tacharii
Taciturnity and secrets
Tacitus
Tacitus
Tactus (touch)
An earthquake is a trembling motion
an earthquake is similar to a pulse and palpitation
Analogous motions of the earth occur also in the sea
And also relative to the solar sphere
And the summer tropic coincides with the arctic
And when
But not also to the lunar sphere
How an earthquake occurs
How great is its circumference
How great its diameter is
In Thule the longest day is monthly
is the first of all senses
It is of an orbicular figure
Its parts are five, which they call zones
The division of time
The Earth holds the status of a center relative to the firmament
The parts of time are primarily of eternity
The sounds of thunders are various and disparate
There are several species of earthquakes
They happen also in squalid and rainy times
Time is the measure not only of motions but also of rest
What *thyella* (storm) is
What present time is
What things are said to touch one another
What thunder is
What time is
Why time is a number
Taeperus
Tageno Pataviensis
Take heed to thyself, homily on
Taking the name of God in vain
Name, what it is
Taking the name of God in vain
Talio (lex talionis), what it is
I, 290
Tall brothers, the
Tall Brothers, the monks
Talmudica digesta
Talmudica digesta
Tamchosdroes
Tamchosdroes, leader of the Persians, is killed in battle by the Romans
Tanais
Concerning its flowing into Greece
Mouths
Sources of the Tanais
Tanais rivers
The Barbarians call the Tanais the outflow of the Maeotic Marsh into the Euxine Sea
Tanais, river
Tantalus
life of
Stone of Tantalus
Tantalus, son of Jupiter
Taoresium
tapeinōō
Tarasius
attained the pinnacle of the pontificate from the lay order
this man, truly divine and completely excellent, was among the leaders at the Second Synod of Nicaea
Tarasius, brother of Photius
he consoles him regarding the death of his daughter
Tarbula, sister of Symeon
Tarchaniotes (Manuel)
captain of the forces left at Didymoteichon
His tribute: how, having searched for and found Cantacuzenus and returned to Didymoteichon, he came most welcome to Irene
Tares (Zizania)
sown over us while we slept
The sower of the tares, George, the usurper of the Alexandrian see
Tarsia
Tarsus is held by the Armenians
I, 446
Tartari
Tatas, of the court
Tatian
He asserts that wine should not be drunk
He attempts to use such things as are said by Paul
He claimed the Law and the Gospel spoke of different gods
He condemns and rejects marriages and foods
He considers every conjunction of male and female to be unclean
He declared marriage to be corruption and fornication
He departed from the Church and established his own character of doctrine
He introduces a putative flesh of Christ
He invented certain invisible aeons similarly to those of Valentinus
He judged that souls were extinguished by death and later resurrected
He made a contradiction regarding the salvation of Adam
He rejected certain of Paul's epistles, but accepted the one to Titus
He rejected the epistles to Timothy
He said night was the principle of evil
He seems to have admitted the epistle to Titus
hearer of Justin, after his martyrdom author of the sect
Scholion on "and he hides, etc." in Homer
Scholion on "and poetic"
Scholion on "Deltaton"
Scholion on "demons"
Scholion on "dorean"
Scholion on "except living"
Scholion on "God was in the beginning" and Arian trifling
Scholion on "in the poem they were brought in"
Scholion on "ironically"
Scholion on "kechynenai"
Scholion on "marmarytonta"
Scholion on "not pervading through the matter"
Scholion on "rinaylousi"
Scholion on "spirit... to God"
Scholion on "the Dragon"
Scholion on "theatrokopoumenous"
Scholion on "thespiase"
Scholion on "they say"
Scholion on "they were migrated... of composition"
Scholion on "to serve"
Scholion on Achilles dwelling in the Elysian fields
Scholion on Antigenidas
Scholion on arts and sciences
Scholion on Dionysius the Areopagite
Scholion on gladiators
Scholion on Greeks holding the truth of God in unrighteousness
Scholion on Gyges the Lydian and the Olympics
Scholion on his book on animals
Scholion on Jupiter
Scholion on Moses before Homer
Scholion on Sappho
Scholion on the Cynics
Scholion on the magician Ostanes
Scholion on the minister of the suffering God
Scholion on the nonsense of Greek affairs
Scholion on the Olympiads and Hercules
Scholion on the opinion of the Stoics
Scholion on the relic in me and miracle-working of holy relics
Scholion on the Savior sitting at table with sinners
Scholion on the tomb of Dionysus at Delphi
Scholion on Virgil in the Bucolics
Scholion on Virgil, Aen. III, 390
Scholion on wearing skytidas
Scholion on why there is no turning to the better for demons
Tatian and the Encratites blamed the use of meat and wine
Tatian apparently taught only that Christ was incarnate
Tatian, writings of
Tatianus
sent as an envoy to the Vandals
Tatianus heretic
Taulantii
The Taulantii are barbarians to the Greeks
Tauro-Scythians
Tauroscythae
Capture Greek cities
Defeated by Nur ad-Din
They meet Manuel
Taurus
Description of Mount Taurus
Sign of Taurus
the greatest of all Asian mountains
Taurus mountain
Taurus, column
Tautology
what it is, and how it is avoided in demonstrative propositions and definitions
Tax collectors
Also to the Heracleans
Also to the Sozopolitans
despoiled
Taxes remitted to the Khians
Tribute remitted to the Philadelphians
Tax-collectors
Taxation
of 18500 myriads by the counsel of Pompey
Taxes increased
Taxes increased so that peace might be bought with gold
Teachers of Christ, regard for
Teachers, admonitions of
Teaching of Christ
All things are to be postponed to it
Tear up sacred books
Tears
tears are, as it were, sponges that blot out sins
the fruits of repentance and tears
tektonikos
Telauges
Telauges, son of Pythagoras, preceptor of Empedocles
Telchines
Telchines, said to have been the first to work with bronze, iron, and the sickle
teleiopoios
teleiōtikon, to
teleiōtēs
Telemus the seer
Telephus, who had claimed there was only one way to the underworld, is refuted
Telepugas
son of Sitzischan, crosses into Europe: subdues very many peoples
Telesicles
Telesicles, father of Archilochus
Telesilla the poetess
Telesius, prince of the Huns
Telesius, sculptor of the statues of Neptune and Amphitrite
telesphorēsis
telestikos
Tellerius (Charles Maurice)
Archbishop and Duke of Reims, how many manuscript codices he donated to the Royal Library
Telmessus
The temple of the prophet at Telmessus
Telmessus the seer
Telmessus the seer, where his tomb is
Telmissum, where the town is situated
Temessa, formerly called Brundisium
Temises mountain
Tempe
Thessalian
Temperance
The pleasure of temperance
Temperance and fasting
Temperance of the Gnostic, what it ought to be
Temperance should be pursued, and why
Temperance, conduces to health
Temperate and prudent woman
Tempests
various ones in Cyril’s time
Templa
As far as the island of the Venetians in the Aegean, the Turkish fleet is to devastate everything with fire and sword without damage to itself
Christian temples demolished and converted into mosques, that is, Turkish temples
Churches of Christians in the soil of Chios are leveled
Mosques are called temples by the Muhammadans
The certain time of the capture of Constantinople
The earth at Constantinople is shaken so much that several Turkish temples collapse
The earth moved at Constantinople, an earthquake
Temple of God, what the true and holy is
Temple of Jerusalem
According to the same opinion, it must be repaired by the Antichrist alone
How the Jews fulfilled Christ’s prophecy concerning its destruction when they attempted to rebuild it by Julian’s command
increased by gifts sent to Eleazar by Ptolemy Philadelphus
It is proved to have been founded in honor of the Father of Christ
Now it serves the superstition of the Muhammadans
Overthrown because of the prophecy of Christ concerning its ruin; the cause of the ruin was the sin of the impious
situated to the east from the region of Aelia
What its status was in the times of Cyril and Eusebius
Temple of Mamas
Temple of Venus
The layout of the Temple of Venus
Temple of virtue
Temple ornamentation
Temple, how many ways the term may be used
Temples
"Great and divine temple," etc
"Great temple"
"The great and renowned sacred place"
are to be built to God and His saints according to ecclesiastical laws
Blachernae
Concerning the kings who built temples for themselves
Deformed by ruins, and for what causes
It splits on the eastern side
It threatens ruin: it is supported by two pyramids built for it
Of Solomon
of St. Andrew, restored by Theodora the Protovestiaria
Of St. Anthony, in the city of Nicaea
Of St. Demetrius in Constantinople
Of St. John the Baptist in the city of Prusa
Of St. Paul the Great (a very great temple) near the Gate of Eugenius
Of the Forty Martyrs
Of the Holy Apostles
Of the Mother of God Hodegetria
Of the Mother of God of the Source (tes Peges)
Of the twelve disciples of Christ
Once an inviolable asylum: violated by Gabalas and the patriarch
St. Sophia, "the great shrine of the Wisdom of God"
St. Stephen the Protomartyr
The foundations built up by Emperor Andronicus stop the ruin
The gathering and lamentation of the citizens: the pious diligence of the nobles themselves, and especially of the women
The temples of God are the choirs of the prophets
their use
Zeno forbade the building of temples
Temples built by King Robert in various places
Temples of God
Why and how we are said to be temples of God
Why we are called temples of God
Temples of the pagans, others faced east
Temples of the pagans, they were tombs of dead men
Temples of the pagans, why they faced west
Temples, how diverse opinions are regarding that matter
Temples, overturning of
Templorum Christianorum, ancient site
Templum dicitur B. Virgo
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Temporal goods, to ask for them from God is not reprehensible
265
Temptation
Entering into temptation and being submerged by temptation are different things
He who is freed from temptation comes into refreshment
In Cyril’s style, to overcome temptation is the same as to repent from sin
Justice flourishes in temptations; various species of temptations
similar to a torrent to be crossed
That phrase, "Lead us not into temptation," does not mean not being tempted at all
The carnal man, like a reed, is bent by every wind of temptation
the profit of temptation and punishment
The sons of God are baptized in the fire of temptation
To tempt God, and the grace of baptism, is dangerous
What we should ask for when we pray not to be led into temptation
Whether this sentiment, "A man not tempted is not proved before God," is found in the Scriptures, and by which Fathers it is cited
Temptation shows what lay hidden within
Temptation, when it is permitted, must be fled; when it is not permitted to flee, it must be endured
Temptations
How much profit comes from temptations
Which are to be sought and which are to be fled
Temptations must be resisted
Ten categories
Tenedians, captives among the Bulgars
Tenedos harbor
Tenesium
Teni, the town of
Tepihormus mountain
Tepipla, what it is
Terebinthus
disciple of Scythianus, wrongly called Terbinthus
Heir of Scythianus’s books, wealth, and heresy; condemned in Palestine, he fled to Persia, having changed his name
Terebinthus’s proud opinion of himself
Terence
Terence
Terentius
Teristasis
Term, proposition, and syllogism
Terms established by the Fathers
how much force they have
Ternobum
Ternobus (or Trinobus)
Ternobus, receives king Lachanas
Ternobus, surrendered to Asanes
Ternovum
a city of Bulgaria
Besieged
The bishop of Ternovum ceases to be subject to the metropolitan
Teros, what it is
Terpander, how soft and effeminate they were
Terpander, the age of
Terpeis
delights, not the word terpsis, delight, was what Cyril read
Terpsichore, who the Muse was
Terra dicitur B. Virgo
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Terrestrial Paradise
It is the reward of conflicts, a prelude to the kingdom of heaven
Its description
Terrestrial Paradise, what sort it was
Who denied the plants of Paradise
Why God planted Paradise, intending to expel Adam from it immediately
Tersis
Tersis is the same as Tarsus, the fatherland of the Apostle Paul
The town of Tersum surrounded by a siege
Terteres the Bulgarian
having sent his first wife with the children to Nicaea, takes the daughter of Asanes as his betrothed bride
He plots the destruction of his father-in-law Asanes: strips him of his kingdom
Terteres, becomes king of the Bulgarians
Terteres, Comanian by nation
Terteres, detained as a captive
Terteres, flees to the Emperor
Terteres, initiates peace with Emperor Andronicus
Terteres, liberated by Osphentisthlabus
Terteres, marries sister of Asanes and created despot
Terteres, not restored to the kingdom
Tertullian on abstinence from blood and things strangled
Tertullian on the images and idols of the Christians
Tertullian on the separation of spouses
Tertullian on the virginity of Mary, the Mother of God
Tertullian's opinion regarding the year in which Christ was born and when Christ preached
Tertullianus
Testament
From the heretics who rejected the Old Testament, yet sometimes used it
The New Testament should not be divided from the Old, nor is there one Spirit of the Old and another of the New
To treat the blood of the Testament as common
Testament of Arsenius, considered suspect
Testaments
The consensus of the Old and New Testaments is perceived if the prophets are also joined with the apostles
their effects
their various kinds
Testaments of the Romans made enigmatically
Testaments of the Romans, in which of them bronze, or asses and the libra, were used
Testaments of the Romans, they were of a threefold nature
Testimonies
Why testimonies from the wicked and strangers are brought forward
Testimonies cited from the Law and the Prophets
create faith in the hearers
Testimonies from the Old and New Testaments are clear
Testimonies of every kind concerning Christ gathered together
From these, because they are numerous, only some are adduced, the rest are to be sought out
If anyone accurately searches out all the testimonies of the Scriptures concerning Christ, no event or action of His will be left without testimony
Testimonies of profane authors
Evils that happen to us against our will are attributed to divine providence
Prophecy overshadowed by obscure images, why
Proverbs order the morals of men
Providence of God
Providence of God, what it is
Testimonies of profane authors which are alleged in the holy Scriptures
This inscription of the Psalms, "To the end," what it signifies
To what extent does divine providence reach
Whether these words of Paul, "Does God care for oxen?" oppose divine providence
Testimonies of the ancients regarding St. Hippolytus, bishop and martyr
Testimonies of the prophets
concerning the way of Christ
Testimony
who can bear it
Testimony, true
tetradikos
Tetradites, who they are and why so called
I, 96
Tetragamy (fourth marriage) and beyond is not admitted by canons or laws
II, 130
Tetrakhilismena
Tetrakhilismena [divided into four]
Tetrapylon
what it is
Thaborian light
Proemium of the debate on the Thaborian light
Thaddaeus (Theodorus Mopsuestenus)
condemned in the Council of C.P. II
Thaddaeus, bishop of Massisensis (perhaps Theodore of Mopsuestia)
Excommunicated at the Council of Constantinople
is counted among the heretics
Thaddaeus, patrician of emperor Decius
on the seven sleepers of Ephesus
Thaddeus, the mystical chrysoprase
Thalamus dicitur B. Virgo
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Thalassius
Thalassius, bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia, presided over the second Ephesine synod together with Dioscorus of Alexandria
Thalassius, Bishop of Caesarea
Thalassius, prefect
Thales
Besprinkled with a taunt by a Thracian maidservant
Concerning the moon
He was not ashamed to learn philosophy from the barbarians
His opinion regarding the sun
How he defines the soul
Thales, the most ancient of philosophers
The starting point he established
whence he originated
Thales of Miletus
Thales of Miletus, he predicted an eclipse of the sun, and when
Thales of Miletus, he was the first to dispute on the nature of things
Thales of Miletus, his meeting with the prophets of the Egyptians
Thales of Miletus, one of the seven sages of Greece
Thales of Miletus, said water was the first principle of all things
Thales of Miletus, whether he was the only one
Thales of Miletus, whether his letter to Pherecydes is genuine
Thalia of Arius
Thalia, condemned
Thallo
Thallus
Thallus (historian)
Thamar
At the hand of one of her sons who was being born, scarlet was bound, a sign of the future passion of Christ
How she conceived from Juda by craft
Thamar changing her habit
Thamar condemned to death and not dying, what it signifies
Thamar, what it signifies
The one bringing forth, what it signifies
Thammuz
His worship
who is called among the Hebrews and Syrians what is called Adonis among the Greeks
Thamyris
When Thamyris lived
Thanata
a leader of the king of the Assyrians, besieged Azotus
thanatikon (death/plague)
Thanksgiving
he proves by a similarity that thanks must be rendered after meals
how great a thing it is to give thanks even for adversities
Thanks should be given to God even without benefits
Thanksgiving before the benefit
Thanksgiving is the greatest sacrifice
Thanksgiving at the lighting of the lamps
thanē (death)
Thara, took Abram and Nachor
Tharata, or Tharaca king of Cush
is believed by some to have been Tearco king of the Ethiopians
Sulpitius Severus teaches that Tharaca invaded the kingdom of the Assyrians
Tharaca and Sennacherib conspire to attack the people of God
Tharsis
a city famous in Cyprus
Thasos, fortress occupied by the lord of Phocaea
Thasos, Marules sent to recover it
That a patriarch may send a stauropegion into the province of a metropolitan
That after renunciation no episcopal right is retained
I, 108
That all the Fathers call the Virgin Mother of God (Theotokos)
That an abducted woman gains the goods of the abductor
ibid
That an abductor is not freed by the offering of the thing before litigation
II, 33
That Christ himself had passions
That Christ is called the beginning of the creation of God does not assist the Arians
That Christ may be said to have conquered
That Christ may feed the nations with a rod of iron
That city is finally unconquerable which God has received into His own custody and protection forever
That city is finally unconquerable which God has received into His own custody and protection forever
That fear cannot fall upon Christ
That for the Holy [Communion] to be made common, the lapse of years is not to be alleged
I, 313
That forgiveness must be granted to those who offend us
371
375
That images spoke and sweated, indeed even trees and waters
That it is not permitted for priests to be chosen by the multitude of the people
I, 459
That libels of renunciation are not to be brought by priests
I, 107
That one should not be idle on the Sabbath
I, 465
That one who is newly baptized ought not to be promoted to the priestly order
I, 454
That priests are forbidden to eat with women
I, 521
That priests ought not to migrate from one church to another
I, 698
That priests ought not to practice usury
I, 454
I, 696
That priests ought not to wear sumptuous garments
I, 187
That priests should strike no one
I, 348
That renunciations are not to be admitted easily
I, 110
That reordinations ought not to occur
I, 571
That sacrifice by animals has ceased
I, 278
That saying further, "one thing is necessary" (Luke X, 42), Cyril understands as referring to the frugality of the table
216
That she is truly Mother of God
That she who has been abducted should not marry him who abducted her
I, 266
That sin is against nature
That temples are not to be consecrated without the relics of martyrs
I, 296
I, 297
That the Blessed Mary doubted the future resurrection of her Son is not admitted
156
That the consecrated ought to be deposed before they are handed over to the secular magistrate
I, 575
That the dead have care for the living is taught even by Plato and Hesiod
That the divine birth from the Virgin was without the labor of childbirth
I, 249
That the divine nature is not to be compared to a creature
That the explanation on Luke was delivered by Cyril perhaps in the manner of a homily, the index entries seem to suggest
261
358
That the Hebrew law of the libel of divorce has been abolished
I, 259
That the holy and the sanctified differ, and how
That the legal Passover is not to be celebrated before the equinox
That the Phoenicians received grammar from the Jews
That the Roman empire belongs to men, not to women
That the Roman empire belongs to men, not to women
That the scribes had any rescript regarding it, by which the plans of the Caesar might be more secret and hidden
That the scribes had any rescript regarding it, by which the plans of the Caesar might be more secret and hidden
That the Son and others are sanctified, and how
That the word concerning Christ is true and sincere, and liable to no reproach
That there are not three Gods
That useless leisure
That useless leisure should not be devoted to friendships
That we are one, how it is to be understood
That what is once sanctified, let it never be converted to common use
I, 350
That which is in the chalice is the very blood which flowed from the side
Thau
In antiquity it bore the figure of a cross
The "Alpha"
The "finger of God" is understood as the Holy Spirit
272
The active life is opposed chiefly by three demons
The Acts of St. Eugenius recognized at the Council of Liège
The Acts of St. Regulus
The affection of the Parisians toward Dionysius
The affection of worldly things is a hindrance to virtue
The aid of the Velleian senatusconsultum
I, 240
The aim of holy men
The aim of the Christian vocation
that they may be made like to God
The aim of the discourse on the Trinity
The aim of the Incarnate Word
The Alps of Succorum
The Alps of Succorum, or the straits between the Thraces and Dacia
The ancient Romans
Burning bush
By what example Roman emperors were ranked among the gods
did not admit myths about the gods, but subjected them
From whence they derived their own laws
Roman eloquence not inferior to Greek
When all things were subjected to the Roman empire, and why
Yet not all
The ancients are cited
The Angel as the guardian of the Synagogue of the Jews
313
The angel of God speaks to Zacharias
The angel Uriel
The Apostles and disciples of the Lord had already been baptized before His passion
414
The apostles did not need earthly medicines to raise the dead and perform other miracles
The apostolic life is necessarily exposed to evils
The apple, the source of the greatest misfortunes
The Archangel, who was the messenger to the shepherds, is to be believed
128
The area or forum of Tachtal cala
Tampezim, Chalcondylis' locus emended and explained. Chalcopratia, Chartopratia, Vitreous Ward
The Arians
the Emperor Constantius
The arm in the Canticle of Mary denotes Christ
117
The army of the Scythians advances with great haughtiness and arrogance
The army of the Scythians advances with great haughtiness and arrogance
The arts of the false prophets
The astute counsel of the Romans
The attestation of the translation of the body of St. Eugenius to Toledo
The author of the building of the Tower of Babylon
The authors of scandal will be punished most severely
The Bagadatina region is formed into a beglerbegate
Bgaadatinus chalipha; Soleimanes wished to be inaugurated by the chalipha; Chalipha of Cairo. Ceremony of inauguration
The banner of the Hungarians, or Carocium, captured by the Greeks
The Banquet of the Ten Virgins, agnus castus, willow, and symbol of chastity
The Banquet of the Ten Virgins, description of virtue and prosopopoeia
The Banquet of the Ten Virgins, design of the work
The Banquet of the Ten Virgins, journey to paradise
The barbarian nature of the Scythians is perfidious
The barbarian nature of the Scythians is perfidious
The bear
notes the Persian monarchy
The beginning and foundation of virtues is abstinence
The beginning of all things
The beginning of all things correctly done is from God
Anger is better than laughter, 167
Fools are condemned by themselves, 215
God helps him who is unjustly harmed, 92
Irenaeus’s passage on the second Adam, 125
Isidore Clarius’s interpretation, 162
Son of the free woman, 251
The inscription of Gregory the Great to St. Sabas, VIII
The instruments of the voice are called daughters of song, 279
The junior intellect is anagogical, 250
The measure of what anger and patience ought to be, 175
The twin temple of Irenes in Constantinople, LI
The beginning of salvation is the accusation of oneself
The beginning of the acts of the apostles
The believed presence of God
The believed presence of God excludes sin
The belly
as the treasury of the body
The benefit of the incarnation
The best kind of teaching is to instruct more by works than by voice
The blasphemous emperor Valens
The Blessed Virgin
is called a prophetess
The body of St. Eugenius remained incorrupt for two hundred years after his death
The body of the Blessed Virgin is most aptly called the God-receiving body
The body of the Blessed Virgin Mother of God translated into heaven
The body of the Virgin Mary is buried
It is assumed into the heavens
It was fitting that it be preserved from corruption
The bond of peace
what it is
The book of The Shepherd is cited by Athanasius
The breasts of Christ
The bronze serpent exalted by Moses in the desert, a type of the cross of Christ
The burden of the whip of Silenus
The burden of the whip of Silenus
The canon of both Testaments in the year 367. It is compiled, or set forth, by Athanasius
The Canon of the Psalms was rendered to God: against Erasmus [and] Luther
The casting of the fleece
makes Elisha a prophet
The Catholic Church is accustomed to call virgins the brides of Christ
The cause of divorce
I, 5
The cause of the death of the SS. apostles Peter and Paul
The Chagan contends that he makes the Sirmian island, with its inhabitants placed in it, his own
The Chagan contends that he makes the Sirmian island, with its inhabitants placed in it, his own
The childbirth of the Virgin Mary is ineffable
The Christian law is that it should not refuse to have less
The Church admits only twelve Apostles, and the thirteenth, Paul
190
The Church by its own nature is universal
257
The church of the Hodegoi
why so called
The city is the most ready bulwark
The city is the most ready bulwark
The city is the same always, even if the citizens are often changed
The city is the seat of war
The city is the seat of war
The city of Megaris
The city of Mycalissus
The city of Sirmium is called a single pot
The city of Sirmium is called a single pot
The city of the Rhinocolura
was the first of all the cities of Egypt to receive the preaching of the Gospel
The coming of Peter to Rome
The commandment not to possess a belt
The commandment not to possess a belt, nor shoes, nor a wallet
Whether by this commandment Christ prohibits wealth
Whether this commandment is contrary to the commandment to possess a purse or a wallet
The comparison of spiritual things and [things] with spiritual things, what it is
The comprehension of truth far exceeds our ability
The concord of orders in the Church, what a grave disgrace its absence is
The condition of men is various
The conformity of the ecclesiastical hierarchy with the celestial
The confutation of superstitions
The consecration of temples is not done by presbyters
I, 519
The Constantinopolitan Creed
The conversion of St. Paul
The Council of Carthage under Honorius at Rome, and under Theodosius the Younger at Constantinople
I, 509
The Count of Tripoli, captured by Calamanus, prefect of Cilicia
The countries and tribes of the Apostles
The countries and tribes of the Apostles
The creation of the sun according to Hermes
The cult of demons in Damascus
126
The cult of sacred relics
The cunning of the octopus
The cup becomes the blood of Christ
The custom of consecrating a golden rose on Laetare Sunday
once originated
The daughter of the Count of Tripoli, betrothed to Emperor Manuel, dies
The dead are not to be mourned
one must pray for them
The death of Theodosius after two tyrants were defeated
The death of Valentinian II
The death of Valentinian III, emperor
The decree of Bishop Stephen concerning the honoring of the relics of St. Eugenius
The deeds of Tzimisces
The deity and person of the Word were not separated from the body and soul of Christ at His death
The demonic mystery of the pyres
I, 255
The departure of St. Eugenius to Gaul and his martyrdom
The derisive habit of atheists
The derisive habit of atheists
The desire for solitude of Chronius
who sits as a priest for sixty years
The desire to rule is not altogether harmful
The determination of death by God
does not harm human free will; and how
The devil does not harm the sober
The devil is denoted by the name "Dragon"
The devil, a hidden prowler of human minds
The devotion of Henry, king of the Franks, toward St. Dionysius
The difference between mixture and commixture
The difference between the New and Old Testaments
The difference in writings
The dignity of the Wrumi among the Hungarians
The distinction between injurious and beneficial men, both now and in the future
The distinction of change in divine and human things
The distinction of the persons of the Most Holy Trinity
The divine nature is not subject to any passion, separation, or division
The divine Spirit
as a physician, heals our mind of various infirmities
The Holy Spirit and His gifts; graces imparted to men through Him
The divine Word embraces and fills all things, from Philo
The divinity of the Holy Spirit
The dogma of the Trinity
The dogma of the Trinity is established
The duty of a teacher is also to assist with prayers
The duty of a watchman
The earth becomes sterile from excessive rain
The earth was mortified when Christ arrived
The Earth's magnitude
How the parts of the Earth are altered, the cause
That the Earth is round is proved
The ecclesiastical order is threefold
The efficacy of the Christian faith
The eighth day signifies the coming of the Savior
The elders of the Scribes and Pharisees
saying they worship God with their lips, but are in heart far removed from him
The end is set in opposition to infinity according to affirmation and negation
The end of all evils
The end of life must be held before the eyes
The endurance of the saints
The entire liturgy must be heard, otherwise one incurs censures
The envious
are not envious of cares
just like serpents, inject the poison of malicious fiction into the soul
The epistle of the third synod to those who are in Pamphylia
I, 106
II, 130
The epistles of Phalaris
are praised
The erring must always be instructed
The Ethiopian city of Meroe
The Eucharist and baptism should not be given to the bodies of the dead
The Eucharist is holier than baptism
The euphemism of demons
165
The everlastingness of punishments
The everlastingness of punishments, as the peak of evil, is added to wicked men
They are delivered to unquenchable fire
The excellence of divine vocation
The excellent similitude of religion and coinage
The fable of the Phoenix teaches the resurrection of the dead
The face is the most faithful interpreter of internal feelings
The faculty of imagining is divided into three parts
The faithful and true witness
The familiarity of Simonides with Hiero is celebrated
The familiarity of Simonides with Hiero is celebrated
The famous monastery of the Ruffinians
I, 345
The Father
And conversely
He is and generates at the same time
How the Father is numbered first among the divine persons
The Father and the Son are called by the same names, except these, Father and Son
The Father does not cease to work, nor the Son, nor the Holy Spirit
The Father in the work of creation and providence does nothing separate or divided from the will of the Son
The Father is called the God of the Son, but by reason of the incarnation
The Father is first, then God, even though both exist at the same time
The Father is greater than the Son, how
The Father is said to be "made"
The Father is said to have received the blood of the Son with a willing and glad mind for the utility of the passion
The Father is vivifying in the Holy Spirit
The Father loves the Son
The Father of Christ is greater than he, in what sense
The Son shows the Father to be perfect
To call the Father God is more convenient than to call him God alone
Whether he exists
Whether the Father begat by will or against his will
The Father cannot be conceived without the Son
The Father is God alone, how this is also understood of the Son
The Father is the begetter of the Only-Begotten rather than a maker
The Father is the emperor and Lord of all
The Father was always Father
The features of faces and other signs of the body teach by similarity whose father or son each person is
The female genus is by nature merciful
454
The fifty-day Paschal period
The first [condition], what is blessed, is purity of mind
The first institution of man, and his restoration through Christ
The first men were not ignorant of good and evil
The five cities of the Pentapolis
The five cities of the Pentapolis
The force of John Kantakouzenos's words
Words are worth nothing if deeds are lacking
The formula for greeting someone among the Greeks
The foundations of the earth are unknown to human nature
According to the opinion of the Gentiles, they are located at the center of the globe surrounding the world
The freedom of the Apostles in preaching
27
The fruit of carnal pleasure
is destruction
The fruits of prayer, holy
The fury of the seditious people
The future age is the land of the living
The future judgment of the returning Christ
264
290
302
369
372
408
431
444
The gates of death
The gates of death can be understood in many ways
The gathering of simples produces a composite
The gladiators of Saturn languish for blood
The glibness of words
without any disposition or order seems a thing frenzied and insane
The glory of the saints is immortal, even after death
The good odor of Christ, which differs from the foul odor of the devil, and what is signified by each
The grace of evening light is accustomed to be received with prayers
The great trumpet of the Church, which resounded through all the boundaries of the circle
The Greek proverb, "to hunt the stag or the hare," do not read "the stag"
The Greek proverb, "to hunt the stag or the hare," do not read "the stag"
The green nature of emeralds
The habit of infants knows how to prefer that which is worse to better things
The habitation of the Godhead in Christ is substantial, not merely relational—which was said against Nestorius
The habitation of the Holy Trinity, the new Jerusalem
The herb brings forth whatever nature has destined for food
The heresies of Nestorius, Eutyches, and the Manichaeans are contradicted
The heresy of Marcellus of Ancyra
The heresy of the Euchites
107
The heresy of the Sampseans, the 33rd after Christianity
The book of Elxai
The Sampseans are the same as the Solares
They are also called Elcesaites
They hold two women as goddesses
They reject the prophets and apostles
They venerate water in the place of a deity
Where it first arose
The heresy of the Saturnilians, the 62nd after the coming of Christ
From him the Gnostics arose
He abstains from living creatures
He asserts that two men were created in the beginning by God, one good, the other evil
He condemns marriage
What his dogmas were
What his opinion is concerning the prophets
Whence it was named
Where Saturnilus professed his heresy
The heresy of the Scribes, which is the second of the Jews
The ambition of the Scribes
The traditions of the Scribes and how many kinds of them there are
The heresy of the Secundians, which is the twelfth after Christianity
By whom it was introduced
The heresy of the Semi-arians, the 73rd or 74th
How they differ from the Arians
They reject the word "consubstantial"
What they say concerning the Son of God, and what kind of being they claim He is
Who the authors of this sect were
Who they were
The heresy of the Sethians, the nineteenth after Christianity
It is believed by them that Seth was the same as Christ; they invent a spouse for him
Their fable about Cham
They constitute various races of men
The heresy of the Severians, the 25th after Christianity, or 45th in order
He asserts that wine and the vine are similar to the serpent and the dragon
His dogmas
Named from a certain Severus
That the vine is not produced by the devil from the seed of the serpent, against the Severians
The heresy of the Valentinians, which is the eleventh after Christianity
They call themselves Gnostics
When their author appeared
The heresy of the Valesians, the thirty-sixth after Christianity, the fifty-eighth overall
All the Valesians are castrated
Epiphanius thinks that Valens, the author of the Valesians, has an Arabic name
Their mutilation
The hierarchy of Christians makes gods and absolves
The high priest
A copy of the Gospel is placed on the head of the pontiff when he is consecrated
The high priest in the old law is said to have had a tiara on his head, why
The historian Dorotheus
The historian Polemon makes mention of Moses
The history of the Emperor Probus
The history of the Emperor Probus
The Holy One of Israel
The Holy One of Israel
The Holy Spirit
If the Spirit is a creature, then He whose Spirit it is would certainly also be a creature
it is proven that the Spirit is God
Nothing that belongs to the Son and the Father can be taken away from the Spirit
proceeds from the Father, as the Son himself testifies
the doctrine of Christ concerning the Holy Spirit
the first seven general synods confirmed this doctrine
The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father alone
the procession of the Spirit from the Father is perfect, since God is perfect from perfect God
The Holy Spirit committed the lives of the saints to writing so that each might be led to the truth by similar examples
The Holy Spirit is always present to those who, at His prompting, desire to speak
The Holy Spirit is the [divine] utterance
The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of the Son
He is not of an inferior nature
How he is said not to have existence from the Son
The Holy Spirit was the nurturer of the Virgin Mary up to the time of her showing in Israel
The Holy Trinity, mystically signified
The Holy Virgin called the wife of Joseph
I, 276
The honor of the forum returns to God
The honorable burial of St. Eugenius and the miracles at his tomb
The hope of Christians
the celestial city
The hope of salvation for those who have cast themselves into a ruined condition is entirely abolished
The horns of beetles heal diseased eyes
The Hunnish nations
The Huns as allies of Sesostris, king of the Egyptians
The hymn Gloria in excelsis is older than Didymus
The idols of Egypt
fall at the entrance of the Savior
The ignorance of Boulanger is noted
The impassibility of the divine nature
The Incarnation belongs to the Word of God alone
The incarnation took place for the amendment of human nature
The incense of Aaron
The incense of Aaron, what it signifies
The incredulity of the Jewish high priests, the cause of a fruitless life
The ineffable incarnation of the Word
The ineffable procession of the Trinity to three persons, how it is formed
The inhumanity of the Scythians
The instability and rages of the sea prove God and his providence
The invocation of the Eucharist as living and seeing
The iota subscript is omitted
The Iris
which is commonly called the rainbow, whence it arises, and what its various colors are
The Ister, or Danube
bound by cold, provides a crossing
The Jews were ordered to pay tribute to the Romans in the times of Christ
The juice of the root has the power of purging
The kinds of violets
The kingdom of heaven
The Kingdom of Heaven, by what arts it is sought
The knowing of God Himself
The knowing or knowledge of God
The labor of virtue is the seed of unfailing fruit
The Lamb Christ is called slain in the Apocalypse
The land of Sodom was condemned
The last Latin emperors of Rome
The last words of the dying: Into thy hands, etc
The latest is called the worst
The latest is called the worst
The Latin names of the laws are set forth
The Latin translator of them seems to have added something of his own
The Lausiac house
The laws of the Vestal Virgins
The leader of the Turks honored Zemarchus with a captive concubine from those who are called Cerchis
The leader of the Turks honored Zemarchus with a captive concubine from those who are called Cerchis
The Legislator is not the Father alone
The lie of the Meletians
The life of a Christian is not free from all trouble
The life of Emperor Leo is predicted to be longer
The life of mortals is uncertain
The life of Severus was frugal and modest
The life of Severus was frugal and modest
The life of those in power is unhappy
The likeness of the Son to the Father
The limbs of virgins are the limbs of the Savior
The limit of the sea is the sand; it grows tame from the restrainer
The living manner of speaking to those drinking had its origin after the flood
The Long Wall
The Long Wall is built by the emperor Anastasius
The Long Wall of the Chersonese
The Long Wall of the Chersonese collapses due to an earthquake
The longing of the Blessed Virgin, her rapture, and panting for heaven
The Lord's vehicle, the clouds
The love of money
shuts the kingdom of heaven
The love of pleasure was the destruction of man
The love of rule, evil
The lover of wisdom is joined neither with a rash man nor with a wicked one
The lowest order of the intelligibles is properly called angels
The Manichaeans and their two principles
The Manichæans were numerous at Alexandria
The manner of acting for sailors in a storm
The maritime dwelling of Zebulun
The maritime dwelling of Zebulun
The mark of the beast on the hand or on the forehead
The marriage of Queen Zoe
The martial virtue of Thomas the Antiochene
The martyrdom of Peter and Paul
The martyrs ask for the vengeance of their blood
The mating of a viper with a moray eel
The meekness of Abbot Be
is marvelous
The meekness of Gelasie
who forgave an injury
The memory of Ammonius
is astonishing
The memory of Eron
is astonishing
The memory of past evils is also troublesome
The mercy of Besarion
is marvelous
The mercy of Ephrem
who helped those laboring with famine
The mercy of Palladius’ companion
The mercy of the Charitable [Eleemon]
who helped everyone and sold his books
The mind
A pure mind labors more frequently in perceiving the divine splendor
cannot be participated in by any soul; it understands itself; it has substance, power, and operation eternally
is a substance having no parts
is an image of God
is full of divine ideas
is like the most perfect habit of the soul
Three significations of the mind according to Aristotle
The miracle of the Blessed Mary the Virgin
The miracle of the Blessed Mary the Virgin
The miracle of the radiant star
The miracle of the radiant star
The miraculous effects of Christ’s resurrection
The miraculous power of prayers
The mission of the Son is understood in terms of the assumed humanity
157
The momentum of victory in one brave man
The monuments of the martyrs are always splendid, and to be praised by the mouth of all
The monuments of the saints are always splendid and praised by the mouth of all
The moon
borrows its splendor from the sun
goddess of Persia
What kind of mixing occurs between the moon and the sun
The moon's magnitude and its eclipse
The moon's substance, light, and form
what they are
The Moors
The Moors derive their origin from Palestine
The morning star is called Christ and also Satan
The most precious life of things
The mother of pleasure is satiety
The movement incited against St. Regulus by the sacrificers of idols
The moving power of things lacks a limiting boundary
The multiple causes for the reverence due to the Virgin arising from Nestorius
The mutual fear of Perdiccas and Arrhidaeus
The mysteries were not opened to catechumens
303
The mystical topaz
The name Deipara (Theotokos) used by Didymus
The name of presbyter declares an episcopate
The name of the devil is used in two ways
The name of “president of souls” is a bare title
The names of the venerable Eucharist in St. Dionysius
The names of the virtues
The nation of the Huns changes its name
The nation of the Sclaveni, unknown, more depraved and crafty
The nation of the Sclaveni, unknown, more depraved and crafty
The Nativity of Mary is the beginning of feasts
At the nativity of Mary, a created shrine of the Creator of all was built, and a new lodging prepared for Him
She joined the succedaneous truth to the symbols of the figures, and substituted new things for the old
The nature of God is free from human laws
The nature of time lasts just as long as this world
Temporary spaces have their origin from the sun, the moon, and the motion of the firmament; when these are corrupted, time ends
The whole nature of time is divided into three parts
The necessity and utility of Baptism
412
The necessity of faith
323
The neglect of salutations was the cause of many evils
The Nestorian heresy refuted in advance
The New Testament
The New Testament is gentle
The New Testament represented by many figures
The Nile
whence it arises, and its increase and virtue
The noble before God
who they are
The noble martyrdom of St. Eutropius
The number eleven
judicial, decreeing punishments to those who were accused of crimes
The number of the inhabitants of the Trojan city
The number of the twenty-four elders
The number seven
is potent for procreation and does not use a mother
The number six of the wings
The number ten is a sign of perfection in Holy Scripture
389
The nuptials of Thetis and Peleus
The Old Testament
brought no one to perfection according to conscience
It was abolished by Christ
The Old Testament is slandered by the Marcionites as the evil work of an evil spirit
The omnipotence of God
The only
How "the only" is said of one of the three persons
The opinion of Origen, saying that the corporeal nature passes into nothingness after death
The opinion of Papias, who thought that in the resurrection there would be pleasures, such as are perceived from food
The opinion of some who say that the faculty of creating exists in God by some nature
The opinion of the heathens regarding what the death of sinners is
The opinion of the Stoics concerning the universe
The opinion of Theodoret regarding the twice-married, as to orders
The opinion of those who perceive that there is a resurrection and judgment
The order of our redemption through the death of Christ
The order of things in all matters to be observed
The order of those who are being purified
The order of those who perform sacred rites is threefold
The ordination of Marathonius
The origin of vices is the exclusion of the Holy Spirit
The ostentation of a more severe life is wicked
The ostrich and the gull are insatiable birds
The Paraclete is called both the Son and the Holy Spirit
The parsimonious and the ungenerous are exposed to dangers
The partitioning of the Christian people into certain orders
The parts of bishops ought to be preeminent in labors
The Paschal feast is a symbol of the future world
The Paschal rite of the modern Jews is criticized
The passage explained
The path of virtue is not to be measured by time, but by desire and purpose
The penalty of death, as it were salutary, inflicted by God upon the human race
The Pentapolis and lower districts
The people are instructed by the warnings of the priests
The people of God
The people of God are numbered, why
The Persians are barbarians
The Persians consort with their mothers, sisters, and daughters
The person of Christ is one, as it were of one
The Pharisees were like whitened sepulchers
The Phoenicians were accustomed in greatest calamity to sacrifice to Saturn a man most dear to them
The piety and munificence of King St. Edward toward St. Dionysius
The piety of the same Philip in the cult of relics
The pious duties of kings before death
The plague of buffoons
The possessed are to be visited
The power of delays
The power of exorcisms given to the Church
253
The power of God
The power of God is not to be investigated by men curiously
The power of God pervades all things and is not constrained by the narrowness of places
The power of prayer
binds and releases a slanderer during the pains of childbirth
The power of the initiated is threefold
The power of words is such that they easily traverse, skillfully depicting, the natures of any things whatever
The praise of celibacy
403
The praises of the Empress Pulcheria
The prayer of Apollonius
he releases them
renders those worshipping an idol with their god immobile
The prayer of Innocent
discovers a theft
The prayer of Pior
cures the sterility of a well
The prayer of St. Paul
The prayer of Sur
obtains a ship and a favorable wind
The prayer of Theonas
renders robbers immobile
The prayers of those supplicating are to be heard
The prayers of virgins are precious
The precepts of the divine Scriptures are called testimonies
I, 281
The prediction that the Gospel of St. John would be written
The premature giving away of virgins is prostitution
The prerogatives of the divine nature are known in two ways
The prescribed manner of beating a guilty person
The present age is a sea
The present life
If this present life is a stadium, the one that is to come will be a politeia of rewards
not to be passed in luxury but in struggles
The troubles of the present life are not to be attended to
The present life is a passing shadow
The pride of a certain virgin
who falls
The pride of a monk
deprives him of the bread accustomed to be given from heaven
who falls
The pride of Abraham
is corrected by humility
The pride of Ero
who despises Macarius
The pride of Ptolemaeus
is punished by heresy
The pride of Valens
is deluded by a demon in the deceptive guise of the Savior
The Proclamation in the Hippodrome
The profit of simplicity
The promise made in baptism
The prosperity of Robert, king of the Franks, from God and Dionysius, and his liberality
The proud man does not remain in love, and he who does not remain in love does not remain in God
The providence of God
miraculously provides copious food for Apollonius and his companions at Pascha
providing Elijah with three loaves divinely for the exercise of hospitality
The reasons of providence are not to be inquired into
The provinces of Egypt subject to Patriarch Athanasius are enumerated
The prudence of the serpent, and why Christ wants us to be like it
Things by which serpents are believed to be driven away
Two signs of prudence in the serpent
Why the serpent was lifted up by Moses
The prudent economy of the apostle Peter when preaching
The punishment of Nero after the slaughter of the apostles
The purgation of celestial beings and what their arrangement is
The putting of hot water into the holy chalice, criticized by the Latins
I, 192
The rabble prone to agitation
The rabble prone to agitation
The rabble, in whom there is neither reason nor restraint
The rabble, in whom there is neither reason nor restraint
The rabble, weak in powers of mind and body
The rabble, weak in powers of mind and body
The rational soul is naturally the temple of God
The reading of Scripture is sweet food
The reason why "Thesaurus" is the title of the work
The rebellion of Tornicius
The receptacle of memory
where the received ideas of things are kept, what it is like
The red dragon is Satan; what horns it has
The region of Sabba
located near the Red Sea
Most fertile in incense, gold, and Indian gems
The relics of Domnionis
heal the sick
The relics of Saint John the Baptist
are honored
The relics of St. Eugenius are deposited in the town of Cuvin in the diocese of Liège
The relics of the saints are to be venerated
The remora
a very small fish, how it obstructs ships
Dried with salt, it serves those suffering from uterine complaints
The resurrection of bodies is very easy for God
The resurrection of the dead
is denied by the Greeks
The resurrection of the dead is asserted by various arguments
The retribution prepared for the just is ineffable
The reward of piety is to be expected not from elsewhere, but from the worship of God himself
The rewards of Christian victory
The righteous after the resurrection will no longer sin, by the grace of God, just as the angels
403
404
Confer 448
They will possess a spiritual body, that is, one which performs only the duties of the spirit, 404
The righteous are led by the divine Spirit
The rise and origin of birds
The river Ilissus
The river Ismenus
The rocks of Scylla
The rocks of Scylla
The rod of Aaron alone blossomed, and what is mystically signified by this
The rod of Aaron, in what manner it blossomed
The rod of direction, the iron rod, the rod of power or strength
The rod of sinners does not reach the lot of the just
The Roman Church enjoins continence, from the rank of deacon and upwards
The Roman Church maintains the supreme rigor of priestly chastity
The Roman see called apostolic
I, 96
The Romans
A passage was given to those evangelizing Christ
After Christ was nailed to the cross, they completely laid waste to Judea
devastated the temple of Jerusalem
like wild beasts, were a source of greatest terror to the other nations
The Roman army is compared to an all-devouring fire
The Romans attempted to bring the statue of Caesar into the temple of Jerusalem many times
The rule
ought to be accommodated to the weaker
The rule and praise of Christian hospitality
259
The Sabbath heresy
I, 97
The Saccophori have been rebaptized
II, 104
The sacrament of the Eucharist contains the body and blood of the Lord
124
413
415
416
On this matter, the testimony of Cyril is pre-eminent among others, 417
The sacraments
are as equally open to holy women as to men
The sacrifice
is not offered for the desperate
The sacrifice of calves
The sacrifice of calves, what it signifies
The sacrifice of him who labors for empty glory is a crushed thing
The saints
Compared to a warlike people
compared to precious stones
For the saints, affliction is salutary
The Church is the nursing mother of the saints
The fragrance of the saints comes from an upright conversation
The multitude of the saints is compared to tall trees
What is the life of the saints
With them, under Christ's leadership, the angels fight against idolaters
The saints are children in comparison to the perfection of Christ
The salamander resolves burning furnaces into soot
The salvation of the soul is neglected, not the commodities of life
The salvation of the whole world, the cross
The same person’s monitorium
ibid
The same wish of benevolence
The same wish of benevolence
The Saracens adored Julian
The Saracens adored Julian
The Saracens and Arabs
were most superstitious peoples and apostates, neighbors to Judea, living in a wide wilderness
The sardius is for terror and for medicine
The Satanian sect of the Massalians
The origin of that heresy
Their rites
The scepter, a symbol of the kingdom
The school of shorthand writers
The school of shorthand writers
The school of the protectors
The school of the protectors
The scope of the Psalms, what it is
The scope of the saints
The scope of those speaking by divine inspiration
The scribes were most addicted to traditions
The sea lung, whose form is shapeless, calms and dispels chilblains
The seamless tunic of Christ
The seed of truth
is not on earth
The Senate warned Maurice
The Senate warned Maurice
The sentences of Sixtus
The author was a Christian
They are not those of Sixtus the Roman Pope
The Septuagint Translators
translated not only the Law, but also the Psalms
The sepulcher of Mary remains empty to this day
The sepulcher of Mary, hewn in rock and remaining intact, shows the symbols of her burial and translation
The sepulchers of the human body exhibit vileness
They demonstrate the equality of all
The sepulchers of the human body exhibit vileness, and prove that man differs nothing from the brutes
The Seraphim
in their immobile speed, stand, fly, and run firmly
They declare the Son to be the incarnate Word
they proclaim Him to be both man and God by nature
The serpent, a figure of Christ
The serpent, a symbol of time
The seven thunders are called angelic powers
The seventy-five souls who entered Egypt with Jacob
The severe dogmas of Judas of Galilee, the rebel
312
The severity of the evangelical precept
The severity of the evangelical precept
The shape and meaning of the superhumeral garment
The shoes of philosophers
The shoes of philosophers
The signification of the seventh trumpet
The signs of future things are those which are foreshadowed long before
The silence of the Nitrians
The silence of the Tabennesiote monks
at the time of the meal
The silence of the virgin
who remained silent for twenty-five years
The silence of women is an ornament
The sincerity of the life and doctrine of the apostles
The singing of Psalms, what it is
The sinlessness of angels by the benefit of God
128
The sinner is compared to the blind
The sins of priests are by no means to be corrected by inferiors
The sins of the saints revealed
The Slavs, like wolves, simultaneously mixed earth and sea with slaughter
The solitude of Alexandra
for ten years in a monument
The solitude of Anthony
between Babylon and Heraclea
The solitude of Capito
dwelling in a cave for fifty years
The solitude of Dorotheus
living in a cave for sixty years
The solitude of Severianus
fleeing cities and vices
The solitude of the monks of Isidore
perpetually remaining in the monastery
The son of thunder, John
The soul of the saints is likened to a notebook or book
The souls of the just
The souls of the just are transferred to paradise immediately after the death of the body
The souls of the saints are to pass through the gates of hell
but are not to be detained
The souls of the saints lived only for God who made them, having no regard for the body
The space of two or three months is sufficient for him who institutes to guard peace in good faith
The space of two or three months is sufficient for him who institutes to guard peace in good faith
The speech of Proteus to Alexander, son of Priam
The speech of truth is free and its own master
It is sent by God
The ample commendation of truth
The speed of speech
Is to be avoided
The Spirit
Having received the Spirit, we are called temples of God, therefore He is God
He fulfills the works of the Father and the Son, therefore He is God
He is a creator, therefore God by nature
He is above the creature and therefore God
He is called the Mind of Christ, therefore He is not a creature
He is consubstantial with the Son through whom He is in us and speaks
He is from eternity, as being from God
He is God from God, and in God, who is honored as God in the Scriptures
He is holy according to nature
He is not a creature through whom nature is reformed to the likeness of God
He is not a creature, but of the divine essence
He is not an alien God
He is not created, through whom the uncreated nature of the Word is in us
He is not holy by participation
He is of a nature superior to the creature, that is, God
He is properly God substantially, therefore not created
He made all things, therefore He is superior to the creature
He who lies to the Spirit, lies to God
He who makes the Spirit a creature disagrees with the proclamations of the saints
How could He be a creature, in whom God is recognized
How could He be a creature, who completes the one Trinity
How He shadows forth the divine essence in us
In Him is the power and operation of the Son, therefore He is God
Men speak mysteries by the Spirit, therefore He is God
Not alien from the Lord and from the natural God
Not created, as a creature, nor subject to a yoke, but God and from God according to nature
That He is God by nature, and not a work or creature
That He is not by participation of the Father, but naturally and essentially in Him
That He is perfect
That the Holy Spirit is God
That the Holy Spirit is nothing else than God Himself or the Spirit of God, so that He is not a distinct person, was what the Arians and Eunomians said
That the law was set by Him, as by God
The creature is blessed by the Spirit, therefore He is God; He fulfills His presence by Himself
The divine attributes of the Holy Spirit are equal to those of the Father and the Son
The gifts of the Holy Spirit are manifold
The Holy Spirit unites us with Christ
The Holy Spirit works divine gifts in us
The Spirit is God, since God is in us through Him
The Spirit is God, who regenerates the saints
The Spirit is God, who urges men to give laws
The Spirit is good, therefore God
The Spirit is not created, insofar as He is God according to nature
The Spirit is one in the prophets and in us
The Spirit is the natural operation of the Son, therefore He is God
The Spirit of Christ, as He Himself is formed in us, therefore He is God
The Spirit of the Lord of Sabaoth, He speaks what are His
The Spirit provides sanctification, and how
The Spirit regenerates us unto salvation through faith in Christ, how therefore is He not God
The Spirit was one of servitude in the Old Testament, but in the New it is the Spirit of adoption
The Spirit, who sanctifies, cannot but be God
Through Him the demonstration of divine virtue takes place
Whether the Son is to be numbered with the Father and the Spirit
The Spirit of compunction in Paul, what it is
The spirit of prophecy in Saint Dionysius
The Spirit who inspired the Prophets gives them understanding
The Spirit, a gift which everyone received in baptism
The Spirit, a good will
The spirits of the Trojans aroused by the contention of the opposing party
The spiritual body, from the pledge of the Spirit
The standards of the united army were golden eagles
The standards of the united army were golden eagles
The star called Wormwood, which fell into the rivers and fountains, is the devil
The star of Venus
The stone of Christ's sepulcher brought from Ephesus to Constantinople by Manuel
The straight and flat way
is association with Christ through faith
The stronger parts belong to God in good action
The study of divine Scripture is necessary
The subjection of the Son, of what kind it is
The substance of the priesthood is the utterances delivered by God
I, 13
The succession of doctors and pastors in the Church
169
The suffrage of the majority prevails in all cases
I, 66
The sun
by its double course, becomes the messenger of night and the prophet of day
It is granted to no one to look upon the sun with intent and steady eyes
it keeps the same order always, and if it were to turn aside even a little, the world would be consumed by fire
it pervades all things
produces various effects by its heat, and how
the common eye of all, the pupil looking upon all things; it provides night under the earth and day above the earth
The Persians worship the sun as God
The sun and moon are the ornaments of heaven
The sun-drenched fields of the Persians
The superior is to be obeyed, not judged
THE SURVIVING WORKS OF ST. HIPPOLYTUS
Against Bero and Helicon
Against the heresy of a certain Noetus
Apostolic tradition concerning charisms (mentioned only)
Book against the Greeks
Demonstration against the Jews
Demonstration concerning Christ and Antichrist
Doubtful fragments on the Pentateuch
Fragments from other writings
Fragments of sermons or homilies
Fragments on Genesis
Fragments on Susanna
Fragments on the Hexaemeron
I. — From which year the Hippolytean Canon begins
II. — Why Hippolytus doubles the octaeteris. He could have been content with a simple octaeteris
III. — Explanation of the parerga of the first table. Why double days of the fourteenth moon are subsequently designated
IV. — A third Paschal table, more conformable to the Victorian, is proposed. Hippolytus's Canon reduced to the Victorian type
IX. — The octaeteris of Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria
Narrative concerning a Corinthian virgin and a certain magistrate
Observations of Aegidius Bucherius on the Paschal Canon of St. Hippolytus
On Daniel
On Jeremiah and Ezekiel
On Luke
On Matthew
On Numbers and Kings
On Proverbs
On the Gospel of John and the Apocalypse
On the Prophet Isaiah
On the Song of Songs
Other fragments
Other fragments on the Psalms
Paschal Canon and catalog of the works of the same holy Father
Scholia on Daniel
Sermon on the Holy Theophany
VI. — And he admits the Paschal Sunday of March 20th
VII. — He never exceeds the limit established by the Synod of Caesarea. The octaeteris in the Julian Calendar is disposed of
X. — Of Julius Africanus
XI. — Of the Montanists
XII. — Of the Audians
XIII. — Of others according to Bede
XIV. — Why the most ancient Christians preferred the octaeteris rather than the enneadecaeteris
XV. — The drawbacks of the octaeteris
The sycaminus is a symbol of the synagogue of the Gentiles
The Synagogue
Christ repudiated the Synagogue
It pursues the Church like Agar
On the lapse of the Synagogue of the Jews through stubbornness
The Synagogue is a slave
Three significations of the Synagogue through the three sons of Juda
The Syrian, according to the Hebrews, is called Aram, but Israel is Ephraim, because Jeroboam went forth from that tribe
The tabernacle of God is called flesh
If it is worthy of God, it becomes the tabernacle of God, in the same manner as He dwells in the saints
Perhaps the body is the tabernacle in which the Holy Spirit dwells
The tarandrus, a beast
The Telmessiani, distinguished in the art of divination
The Telmessiani, they studied divination by dreams
The Telmessiani, who discovered it
The temple of God is legally a refuge
The temple of the Blessed Mary in the palace
built by Basil the Macedonian, is described and praised
The temple of the Old Testament
not only holy, but also possessed the power of sanctification
The tenets of the Platonists are conformable to faith
The tepid is vomited out, since even tepidity makes for vomiting
The terebinth tree
The term theology
The Testament of the Spirit is the Gospel of God; therefore the Spirit is God
The testimony of one person is not to be admitted
I, 667
I, 668
The Theodosian Code is cited
The Theologian is cited, namely, John
The theory of grace, from various places in Cyril
363
The theory of the communication of idioms
The third woe announced by the seventh trumpet
The Three are one
The throne of Antioch held by the Latins
I, 426
The throne of God, Cherubim and Seraphim
The time of the father's face
The time of the father's face, what it signifies
The time of the judgment and remuneration of souls
The time of the Virgin's passing
The timid, as faithless and sinners, are condemned to the lake of fire
The title of King
once also conferred upon Roman emperors
The title of King and Emperor
different; the difference between the two
The tome of Sisinius
The tongue
is loose and spongy, so that it may be apt for twisting words, and it is the plectrum of the organ we use for speaking
Whatever the mouth swallows, the tongue tests and discerns
The tonsure, called the monastic habit
I, 194
The trace of the resurrection of bodies from the glorious body of Moses
The translation of the relics of St. Eugenius
The transmigration of souls from bodies into other bodies
was believed by some Christians, from certain [interpretations] wrongly understood
The treasures of the winds and spirits
The tribe of Zebulun
Many of the apostles originated from it
The tribes of Israel, mystically
The Trinity and the faith of it which the Church holds
All of which surpasses the grasp of the human mind
But the Word suffered in the flesh without any passion of His divinity
He proceeds from the Father and the Son
How the Father is spoken of
How the Son is said to be begotten from the Father
In the Trinity, God alone is to be worshipped, who has need of no addition
It alone is uncreated
Knowledge of the Trinity from the Creed
Regarding the divinity, the thoughts of men are vain
The Trinity always preached
The Trinity announced in various ways at various times
The Trinity is accurately declared by Holy Scripture, which speaks distinctly of the individual Persons
The Trinity is without passion
The Trinity represented in the creation of man
The various names of the Trinity and the three Persons
What is the begetting of the Son
What is the logic of the Trinity, and in what way is there one God in the Trinity
What is the procession of the Holy Spirit
The Trinity is consubstantial
The Trinity is undivided, uncreated, coeternal and consubstantial
by the awe of its virtue the whole world is stabilized and founded
The Trinity of divine essence signified by the threefold hymn
The Trinity subsists in three persons
The Trinity the directress of all things
The triumph of Emperor John, in which an image of the Mother of God preceded the chariot
The Trojans ask for help from the Jews
The true resurrection of Christ
The Turks exposed iron for sale
The Turks exposed iron for sale
The twofold genus of rhetoric
The twofold genus of rhetoric
The type and figures of the greater priesthood
The Tyrian people
Idolaters
They afflicted with insults the divine majesty
The universal world is as it were a genus of creatures
The universe, though not always the same, remains invariable and has the limits of necessary change
The upper
The use of garments invented by Juno
The use of interdicts is many-powered
The use of lanterns in armies and a description
The useless crowd driven from the city
The uses of the Epistles of Dionysius to Demophilus
The utility of servile fear
The utility of servile fear
The variety of plants and fruits, their color and sap, demonstrate the providence of God
The various treasures of God
The veil of the temple
The veil of the temple torn when Christ was lifted onto the wood, see
The Venetians, solicited by Manuel, renew their treaty
and by John
They are cast into prison by Manuel
They promise aid to Manuel against the Hungarians and the same Frederick
With their aid they put Emperor Frederick to flight
The Vespasianic destruction of Jerusalem
The Vestiaritæ
were Chosbaitæ, but the Chosbaitæ were not reciprocally Vestiaritæ; who both were
The viaticum is necessary in the last breath of life
I, 74
The vicissitudes of things
The vines of the earth are harvested, mystically
The vintage of impiety or the vine of bitterness
The Virgin Theotokos
The Virgin Theotokos
The Virgin, goddess of the Scythians
The virtue of God for salvation, not given absolutely and indiscriminately to all
The virtues of Valentinian
The vision of Jacob
The vision which Isaiah saw against Judea and Jerusalem
The visitation of a bishop
The voice of the Lord, what it is
He who in announcing the Word is overcome by the desires of the flesh has a subdued voice
He who rises up against the turbulent affections of the soul exalts the voice
How anyone may hear the voice of the Lord
Of one cutting the flame of fire
The voice that came to Isaiah, what it is
The voice that came to the people was visible, that is, easy to be known
What the voice of kings and nations indicates
What the voice of the Lord is over the waters and the cedars
The volume of the Westerners
I, 92
The vow of chastity is inviolable, and therefore not to be made without much consideration
327
The vow of continence
The vow of virginity in use
The vulture heals itself with the tears of a pine tree
The waters of the sea
Sea waters do not nourish trees, and why
They become tranquil and clear when oil is poured out
They coagulate if they are struck by lightning
Whence also and why they are found to be sweet
whence and for what cause they are salty
The way leading to the Lord is one
The way of salvation
The way of salvation, what it is
The way of salvation is our soul itself
The way to God is within ourselves
The way to salvation
virtue and the purification of the spirit
The ways of Christ
are the evangelical oracles
The weakness of human life
The wedding banquet of Thetis
The wedding garment
A white garment is a symbol of joy and a holy state
The wedding garment, what it is
The whole earth
is filled with the knowledge of Christ the Lord
The earth of the Lord is the Church
To rise up against it is a most grave matter
The whole of life
Carnal creatures like birds, in vain furnished with wings
Human life is referred to misfortunes
is a very short span if compared with infinite time
No accurate life is profitable without works
Nothing can be that which lives for something else
The conditions of life are three
The order of life does not change in the least for those whose duties are to be deferred
The present life is distinguished as if by certain stages, as if we should be wayfarers here, migrating from here to rest in our own places
The waves of this life are fleeting
Thus Abraham behaved
We are prudent stewards of our life
We head for the same inn in this
The whole Scythian race is perfidious and changeable
The whole Scythian race is perfidious and changeable
The whole universe
it captures its firmness from the very contention of things
like a great house, stands unmoved
The wicked doctrine of Theodolus of Byzantium
The wickedness of Simon Magus
The wife of the deceased Armatius, conspicuous in form, birth, and wealth, marries Constantius at the emperor's urging
The wife of the deceased Armatius, conspicuous in form, birth, and wealth, marries Constantius at the emperor's urging
The wife of the Lamb is the Church
The wife of the Lamb prepares and adorns herself
The will is sufficient to God
The will of God is the salvation of men
The will of God is twofold
The will of men can incline to either side
The wine of admonition
The winepress full of pure wine
The winepress is strictly the Church of God
Perhaps winepresses are souls steeped in depraved doctrine
The winnowing fan
The winnowing fan in the hand of God, in what sense
The wintry land of the Medes
The wise
are compared with Daniel
The wise man is an observer of the universe
The wise man is an observer of the universe
The wise man is the first of the human race
He alone is free and a prince
He speaks little of virtue, but prefers it in his actions
The wise men of the world are like owls
The wise men of this world are liable to grave condemnation
The woman who provided the occasion of sin brought the first fruits of salvation
The wondrous effects of the rod of Moses
The Word
He acquires flesh for Himself from virginal blood
The Word who was in the beginning, who was with God, is God Himself
The word "Ege" is meaning
266
The word "Ege" is unknown to profane writers
265
The word "sportula" is discussed
The word "sportula" is discussed
The Word of God, the Only-Begotten
He became flesh
He preserves and gives life
He remains unto eternity
How he was begotten of God the Father; to no one is it manifest
is equal to God the Father
That he might deliver man from crimes
The Word of God dwells in our hearts through faith
The Word was not changed into flesh, but that which He was, He assumed flesh
And Christ Himself was the Word
And how much the human body gained from communion with the Word
Concerning the opinion of heretics about Christ’s flesh
The incarnate Word was truly God
The Word is not separated from the Son, but is the same as the Son
Whence He was called Emmanuel
The words "the Lord" do not signify essence, as Eunomius wills
The words (in Ps. LXVI, 8)
"May God, our God, bless us, may God bless us" give an indication of the divine Trinity and at the same time of the unity
The words of Evagrius Scholasticus were not faithfully translated
The words of God, true and faithful
The words of the divinely inspired Scripture shall be set before the tribunal of Christ
Different rewards for those who hear the sense of Scripture differently
It is the custom of Scripture to relate future things as if they had already happened
Those who misuse the Scriptures
While the light which is in the divine Scriptures is reflected as if in a mirror, we understand ourselves
Why God willed that there should be obscurity in the Scriptures
The world
by what element it was first founded by God
how it began, and whether there are many worlds
it demonstrates God as creator
The order of the world
The world's essence, what it is
Whether it is animated
Whether it is inclined to the other side
whether it is unbegotten and incorruptible
whether its end can be foreseen
The world restored returns to itself at the arrival of Christ
The world was made, and from some principle according to Plato
The worm that does not die
The wounds of love are good
The writing of Gregorius Xerus
I, 241
The writings of St. Hierotheus are more difficult to understand than those of Dionysius
Theagenes of Rhegium
Theandric action
Theano the Pythagorean
Theano the Pythagorean, after the death of Pythagoras, she took over the direction of his school
Theano the Pythagorean, how modest she was
Theano the Pythagorean, what she said about the immortality of the soul
Theano, there were many women named, and who they were
Theasthai
Theasthai [to behold]
Theaters
Against them
Theaters and various stage plays
Theaters are prohibited
I, 183
Theaters, filth of
Theatides, he taught that there is one principle
Theatides, or Theanides, who he was, and his words concerning the one and unbegotten principle of all things
Theatrical games
Thebaid, journey to
Thebans
Thebans, they worship weasels, and why
Thebes
devastated by Alexander the Great
occupied by Amurath II
Prince of Thebes and Athens, formerly Great Primicerius; now megas kyrios
taken by Turachan
The Delatziolae given by the Latins
The siege of Thebes
Thebes plundered
their lord, Anthony Comnenus
Thebes in Boeotia, captured by Roger, King of Sicily
Thecla the Protomartyr
A most beautiful temple in the city of Seleucia is built in her honor by Zeno
Thecla the Protomartyr appears to Zeno in a dream
Thecon
is a proper name of a man, not a patronymic Theconites
Theft
Thefts of Gentile philosophers from Scripture
Thefts of historians
Thefts of orators
Thefts of philosophers
Thefts of poets
Theganus
Theglath-phalasar, king of the Assyrians
He took Damascus; Themam, that is, the South
took Damascus and Syria
Thelesius the Athenian made statues of Neptune and Amphitrite nine cubits high
thelksomai anthrakas epi to stēthos (shall I heap coals upon my chest)
thelōn kai mē boulomenos (willing and not wishing)
thelōn kai mē thelōn (willingly or unwillingly)
Themata
concerning the kingdom of the Saracens
Theme of Neocastro
Theme of Opsicium
Themines
of the descendants of Cedar
Themis, what her secret symbols are
Themis, whether she is the same as Ceres
Themistius
Themistius the philosopher
leader of the Agnoetae
The words by which he persuaded Valens to remit somewhat of the persecution
what he wrote concerning Jovinian
Themistius, Apology in favor of Saint Theophobius
Themistius, Civil Orations
Themisto, daughter of Zoilus, wife of Leonteus, gave herself to Epicurean philosophy
Themistocles
He defeated the fleet of the Medes by strategy
Themistocles surpasses the oracle
Theoclimenus the seer
Theocritus
why he was killed by Justin
Theocritus of Chios, a pupil of Metrodorus, first a sophist, then an orator
Theocteristus, presbyter of the Pelecete monastery
Theoctistus
Theoctistus the Adrianopolitan, prophecy
Theoctistus the Arian
Theoctistus the monk
Theodatus
Theodatus, king of the Goths, abdicates his kingdom
Theodectes' poem on various fortune, from where taken
Theoderich
the leader of the Scythian ranks, fearing the attack of Maurice, takes counsel for himself in flight
Theodora
cousiness of Prince Carolus, wife of the Despot Constantine
daughter of the Emperor Michael the Younger and Maria the Armenian, married to Venceslaus the Bulgarian
daughter of Theodore Lascaris junior, betrothed to Belicurto, or Velicurto
granddaughter of Andronicus the Elder through his sister, marries as a widow to Ferrando Ximenez
her death
She meets the Emperor (Theodore Lascaris junior): grace being reconciled, she takes away with her Maria, daughter of the former, as her own betrothed bride
wife of Michael Nothos
Theodora (Irene Acropolita)
She stirs up her husband against Michael Palaeologus
Theodora (Protovestiaria)
Niece of Michael Palaeologus through his sister Eulogia
wife, first of Muzalon, then of Raoul, both Protovestiaria
Theodora Comnena, wife of Henry, Duke of Austria
Theodora Despoina
wife of Michael Palaeologus; mother of Andronicus the Elder
Theodora of Alexandria
what an illustrious and holy woman she was
Theodora, Chazar wife of Justinian
Theodora, sister of Andronikos, her charity
Theodora, wife of Justinian
how she protected those who admitted one nature in Christ
Theodore
A leader called Morotheodore because of his stupidity
brother of Andronicus the Elder, is apprehended by Philanthropenus
Theodore (Marquis)
Designated successor to Cral; he does not become accustomed to Triballia
He betrays his father Andronicus, sycophantic, ambitious: his manner of life; religion
He is summoned from there, and returns with a shaven beard
He returns to Lombardy to his wife
Sent to Lombardy: he transfers much wealth with him
son of Andronicus the Elder and Irene
Theodore (St.)
the hill near Galata
Theodore Lascaris
Having received the empire, occupies all of Celviana with the Maeander region, Philadelphia, and the Neocastra
Having set out for Asia Minor, recovers the cities belonging to the empire from the Greek commanders
Theodore of Alexandria, Against Themistius
Theodore Spanduginus
A Turkish writer
Theodore Synadenus
The prefects of the principal cities, Theodore Synadenus and Guido the Armenian
Theodore the abbot, death
Theodore the Carystian
his post for the defense of Constantinople
Theodore the Recruit, Saint
Theodore, deacon of the Church of Constantinople, his opinion on Christ’s preaching to those in the underworld
Theodore, keeper of sacred vessels
Theodore, ordained in the place of Eustathius
I, 106
Theodoret
Theodoret is deposed by Dioscorus in the second Ephesine synod along with Ibas of Edessa and Daniel of Carrhae
Where Theodoret had his see
Theodoret on the Gospel according to Peter
Theodoret regarding the origin of idolatry
Theodoret the presbyter
The murder of Theodoret the presbyter, guardian of the sacred vessels
Theodoret, against heresies
Theodoret, against heretics
Theodoret, bishop of Cyrus
a follower of St. John Chrysostom, and concerning his writings
Theodoret and his works are condemned
Theodoret, bishop of the church of Cyrus
How he was deprived of his bishopric, and spoke against the twelve chapters of Cyril
what manner of man he was
Theodoret, deposition of Cyril
Theodoret, Ecclesiastical History
Theodoret, Eranistes
Theodoret, Exposition of the Octateuch
Theodoret, Interpretation of Daniel
Theodoret, On the Books of Kings and Chronicles
Theodoret, On the Twelve Prophets
Theodoretus
Bishop of Cyrrhus: he stirred up great disturbances in the Church
Theodoria sect
Theodoric
King of Sicily, father of Manfred
Theodoric, leader of the Goths, serves in the Roman army
Theodoric could not possess cities while the Romans were threatening
Theodoric could not possess cities while the Romans were threatening
Theodoric the Goth
Theodoric the Goth rises against Zeno
Wounded by the point of a spear, he dies
Theodoric Valamer
Having left the East, he sets out for Italy, and, having defeated Odoacer there, he assumes the kingdom of Italy
His wife Amalasuntha
Theodoric Valamer is sent by Zeno against him and Leontius, tyrants
Theodoric, prince of the Goths, King of Italy, not called Emperor
Theodorovitz
Theodorovitz, son of Theodore
Theodorus
a man to whom, after his death, Macedonius appeared
deceived by the Greeks and by their oracle into imposture and fraud, is beheaded
Theodorus, surnamed Ascidas, bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
Theodorus and Longinus
The chapters of Theodorus and Longinus brought to Constantinople
Theodorus Angelus, captured in war and blinded
Theodorus Angelus, seized the empire and crowned
Theodorus Balsamon
Theodorus Balsamon, excommunication without reasonable cause
Theodorus Batatzes besieges Tarsus
Theodorus Contostephanus
Theodorus Cyzicenus, troubled by the schismatics
Theodorus Gaza
Theodorus Gaza, epistle to Demetrius Chalcocondyles
Theodorus Gaza, epitaph by Phanurius Geracius Rhodius
Theodorus Gaza, eulogy of a dog
Theodorus Gaza, notice from Allatius
Theodorus Gaza, notice from Boerner
Theodorus Gaza, on the origin of the Turks
Theodorus Gaza, second epistle to Demetrius Chalcocondyles
Theodorus Graptus
The words of Theodorus Graptus
Theodorus Lascaris, dies
Theodorus Lascaris, educated by his father
Theodorus Lascaris, genius
Theodorus Lascaris, gives way to suspicions
Theodorus Lascaris, leaves Muzalon as guardian
Theodorus Lascaris, promotes new men and deposes princes
Theodorus Lascaris, recalls them when suspected
Theodorus Lascaris, tortures his sister
Theodorus Lector
Theodorus Manuelita, transfers body of Arsenius
Theodorus martyr
Theodorus of Antioch
why he was ejected
Theodorus of Antioch, against Eunomius
Theodorus of Antioch, interpretation of Genesis
Theodorus of Heraclea, notice
Theodorus of Mopsuestia, bishop
Together with his writings, he is struck with anathema
what manner of man he was
Theodorus of Perinthus
the Arian
Theodorus Prodromus
Theodorus Studita
Theodorus Styplotes, prefect of the Canicleus, blinded by Manuel
Theodorus surnamed Ascidas
Theodorus the monk
Theodorus the Presbyter, on Dionysius the Areopagite
Theodorus the Scribe
bishop of Alexandria
Theodorus Tyro
the martyr
Theodorus, a pious man
Theodorus, bishop of Mopsuestia in Cilicia
Theodorus, bishop of Mopsuestia, death of
Theodorus, bishop of Parani
a Monothelite, is anathematized at the Council of Constantinople
Theodorus, comes of the private treasury, appointed over the East
Theodorus, master, son of Theodorus, deported after his nose and hands were cut off by his uncle
Theodosians
The name of the Theodosians, whence it arose
Theodosiolus
who took refuge with Honorius
Theodosiopolis
a town
Theodosiopolis, a city, besieged by the Persians
Theodosius
a distinguished cenobiarch in the reign of Justinian
for what reason he was taken up as a partner in the Roman empire, and what divine vision he saw
For which reason he fell at the feet of Amphilochius and sought pardon from him
He casts out foul customs and morals from the city of Rome
He persecuted no heresy except that of Eunomius
His clemency and placability towards Symmachus
His letters sent to Anthimus and Severus
His prudence in choosing a bishop of Constantinople after the voluntary resignation of Gregory
His zeal in demolishing the temples of idols
How he condemned to exile the heretics who opposed the concord of the churches
How he convened a second synod to establish the concord of the churches
How he convened a synod to confirm the decrees of Nicaea
How kind and merciful he was to the persecutors of the Christians
Severus writes a letter to him
Theodosius, bishop of Alexandria, a detractor of the Chalcedonian synod
Theodosius, contrary to the canons, is ordained bishop of Jerusalem
When he was in Thessalonica, seized by disease, he received baptism from Ascholius
wrote of the war, and overcame the same Maximus without battle and bloodshed
Theodosius (as) bishop of Synada
how he persecuted the Macedonians, and especially Agapetus their bishop
Theodosius Adramyttenus, emperor
Theodosius and Agapetus, bishops of Synnada
Theodosius heretic
Theodosius Junior
By no means Severus
Concerning the virtue which he imbibed from infancy, and concerning his morals, beneficence, placability, and his notable religion and piety
God was greatly delighted in him
He condemned the heresy of Nestorius
How by his imperial letters, at the request of the divine Cyril, the third holy council was convened at Ephesus against the impious Nestorius
How he hastened to Ephesus for the sake of seeing the seven brothers who had risen again
How open and simple he was by nature
How Theodosius Junior, if ever war was stirred up, took refuge in God and was defended by Him
of divine virtue, having obtained a good tutor, namely his sister Pulcheria; and how well he was educated by her
That God, delighted by the virtues of Theodosius and Pulcheria, brought to light many bodies of illustrious saints that had long lain hidden under the earth
The efficacy of his prayers against the tyrant John
The marriage of Theodosius, how honestly it was arranged by Pulcheria
Theodosius Saponapulus, monk, takes part in synod against Veccus
Theodosius son of Arcadius
Theodosius the cenobiarch
and concerning his freedom of speech on behalf of the Council of Chalcedon
Theodosius the Elder, constitution against heretics
Theodosius the Elder, created Augustus
Theodosius the Elder, death of
Theodosius the monk
and concerning the sedition stirred up by him
Theodosius the Monk, against Philoponus
Theodosius the patriarch
II, 119
Theodosius the Younger
Attila sent letters to, concerning fugitives and tributes
Attila sent letters to, demanding fugitives and tribute
Theodosius the Younger, birth of
Theodosius the Younger, reign of
Theodosius the Younger, used bishop's cloak
Theodosius the Younger, virtues of
Theodosius, bishop of Alexandria
Is deposed
Theodosius, bishop of Ephesus
Theodosius, Bishop of Monembasia
legate to the Pope
Theodosius, council for concord
Theodosius, exactor of taxes
Abdicates the empire
Theodosius, exactor of taxes, is forced to rule
Theodosius, expulsion of sordid customs
Theodosius, patriarch of Alexandria
Theodosius, prince and patriarch of Antioch, migrates to Syria
Theodosius, son-in-law of Cyprius and son of Michael
legate sent by Constantine XI to John the Hungarian
Theodosius, the God-beloved emperor
His death, according to the prediction of the monk John
how he defeated the tyrant Eugenius
How he was prohibited from the entrance of the divine temple by St. Ambrose, and how he was admitted by the same at length
How Theodosius killed seven thousand men on account of the sedition that arose at Thessalonica
The commands left by the dying Theodosius to his sons
The greatness of his love for his spouse
Theodosius, victory over tyrant
Theodotion
Born at Ephesus
He embraced and later abjured the heresy of Marcion of Pontus
He interpreted Holy Scripture
Theodotion
Theodotion’s edition does not appear in Lamentations
Theodotus
The constancy of Theodotus the Pythagorean
Theodotus, bishop of Ancyra, accuses Nestorius in the synod
Theodotus the Byzantine, a tanner by trade
Theodotus the Montanist, as it were a procurator for Montanus and Priscilla
Theodotus the Montanist, he said the Father had suffered
Theodotus the patriarch
I, 212
Theodotus, or Theodore, the Pythagorean, how much patience he showed under torture
Theodotus, Patriarch of Constantinople
Theodotus, Phoenician author
Theodotus, whether he was a teacher of Clement of Alexandria
Theodoxastos (glorified by God)
Theodulus the monk
I, 31
THEODULUS THE MONK OR THOMAS MAGISTER
Congratulatory oration to the Great Logothete Metochites
Congratulatory oration to the Great Stratopedarch Angelus
Congratulatory oration to the Most Holy Patriarch Niphon
Eulogy of St. Gregory the Theologian
Eulogy of the King of Cyprus
Notice
Oration for Chandrenus
Oration of the same on the duties of subjects
Oration of Theodulus the Master concerning the king's offices, to Andronicus II Palaeologus
Theognius, Bishop of the Marcianist Church
Theognius, exiled
Theognius, formula of faith
Theognius, recalled from exile
Theognostus of Alexandria, Hypotyposeis
Theoleptus
a man holy among the Greeks; bishop of Philadelphia: savior of that city when besieged by the Turks
Legate to Syrgiannes from Andronicus the senior
Panegyric on him, by Nicephorus Chumnus
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, accuses the Gregorian Tome
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, considers abdication of Gregorius sufficient
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, deems it permissible for Sultan to be called brother
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, desires to retain Cosmas in the patriarchate
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, detects error in commentary by Marcus
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, joins mutinous soldiers against Tarchaniotas
Theoleptus of Philadelphia, opposes restitution of Joannes of Ephesus
Theoliptus
How Theoliptus was inaugurated as Patriarch
Patriarch of Constantinople
Theological tradition, twofold
Theological virtues, they follow upon each other
Theological virtues, those three are the foundation of rational cognition
Theology
Ancient theology reshaped by Plato
Mythological theology
Theology alone does not suffice for piety
Theology is twofold, namely mystical and philosophical
What great and small theology are
What theology is in its unity and distinctness
Which theology is diffuse, which is brief
Theology is both united and discrete
Theology of the Greeks
from poets, philosophers, and oracles
Theology, sermon on
theomegalyntos (exalted by God)
Theon the famous mathematician
Theon the famous mathematician
Theon, On Man
Theonas, condemned
Theophanes Cerameus
Theophanes of Byzantium, Histories
Theophanes, Bishop of Nicaea, perishes in a shipwreck
Theophanes, metropolitan of Caesarea
I, 127
Theophania, festival of, ecclesiastics admitted to communion
Theophano, betrothed to Joannes the sebastocrator
Theophano, dies on the journey
Theophany
what it is
Theophilus
After the capture of Amorium, he begins to suffer from dysentery
barely escapes the hands of the Saracens
Makes peace with the Saracens
Pardons the Persians who were about to defect
Theophilus Antecessor
Theophilus of Alexandria, dissension with monks
Theophilus the Indian
Theophilus, a Roman
to whom Luke wrote his Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles
Theophilus, archbishop of Alexandria, his statutes
II, 170
THEOPHILUS, BISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA
Apophthegmata
Commonitorium of the same, which he received from Ammon concerning Lycus
Edict of Theophilus when the holy Theophany fell on a Sunday
Epistle of Dionysius, Bishop of Lydda, to Theophilus
Epistle of Jerome to Theophilus
Epistles of Theophilus to various persons
Fragments from other lost works of Theophilus
Greek Fragments of the Paschal Epistles
I. Epistle to Jerome
II. Epistle to the same
III. Epistle to Epiphanius
IV. Epistle to Jerome
Narrative of the same concerning those who are called Cathari
Notice
Paschal Epistle of the year 401, to the bishops of all Egypt
Paschal Epistle of the year 402
Paschal Epistle of the year 404
Paschal Epistles
Prologue on the holy and saving Pascha
Response of the Jerusalem synod to the aforementioned epistle
Synodical Epistle to the bishops of Palestine and to the Cypriots, concerning the condemnation of the Origenist heresy
To Agathon the Bishop
To Menas the Bishop
V. Epistle to Ammon the Bishop
VI. Epistle to the bishops of Palestine
VII. Epistle to John Chrysostom, Bishop of Constantinople
VIII. Epistle of John, Bishop of Chytri, and the sentence of Theophilus
Theophilus, death of
Theophilus, deposed Chrysostom
Theophilus, flight from the city
Theophilus, Patriarch of Alexandria
His booklet on Easter
His enmity with Chrysostom
What business he entrusted to Synesius
Theophobus
Theophobus the Persian
He himself was a patrician and the husband of the sister of the Emperor Theophilus
Is declared king by the Persians
It is said he did not taste of death
Theophrastus
Theophylact
Theophylact, patriarch of Constantinople
I, 302
Theophylactus arch. Bulg
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Theophylactus Exubitus
Theophylactus Simocatta
Theophylactus Simocatta, Histories
Theopompus
Theopompus concerning Pythagoras
Theoretical and Practical Essenes
Theoretical philosophers
Theorianus
Theotocia quid sint apud Græcos
Theotokos
Theotokos, epithet of Mary
Theotokos, hymn
Theramenes ordered to drink hemlock
Theramenes ordered to drink hemlock
Therapeutae, whether Christians
Therapia
Therapia, or Pharapia
There are two kinds of fornication, one of the body, the other of the spirit; both are to be avoided alike
There can be two kinds of defilement
one of which has consent mixed with necessity, the other entirely necessary
There is no evil graver than folly
There is no gift more pleasing to God than virtue
Its conditions
The reward of virtue is to become God, those who were [not] able [to be]
There is no one who is perfectly wise
There is nothing more unworthy of a greater penalty than scandal
Thericlean cup
Therma
Therma are called Caplicae by the Turks
Therma occupied
Therma, which is also Thessalonica, survives
Thermae, named from Constantius
Thermodon river
Thermopylae
Thersites
The soul of Thersites, having received the body of an ape
Thesaurus dicitur B. Virgo
Theseus
Thesmophoria
In the Thesmophoria, the female pudenda were worshipped by women
The author of these
Thesmophoria, a festival of Ceres
Thespia city
Thesprotians
Thessali, their surrender to Cantacuzenus
Thessalian affairs
Thessalian cavalry
Thessalian plain
Thessalians
Principality
They resolve to win the friendship of the Catalans
Tumults of the Thessalians and Pelasgians
Thessalonians
A third faction exists, worse than the two
The affairs of the Thessalonians are in great straits
The ambitious poor, who are also Zealots, rise up against them
The interests of the rich and poor are contrary
The miserable condition of the rich
The rich are called to the crime of treason
Their hopes are fruitless
They attach the lowest common people to themselves
They run riot with violence, pillage, and slaughter
Thessalonica
"A city fair to look upon and populous"
handed over to the Despot Andronicus
It expels by force the prefect Synadenus, who favors Cantacuzenus
It is besieged by Cantacuzenus and by Amurius
It labors under factions and internal strife of its citizens
It obeys neither Cantacuzenus nor Cral
Seat of the kingdom, ruled by Giannes and Crale
sold by the same to the Venetians
The state of that city is greatly perturbed
The Thessalonians call the younger Andronicus to them
they obstruct the prefect Apocaucus and his associates
They prohibit their archbishop, Palamas, from entering the city
under the power of the Turks
Voluntarily given to the Greeks, and taken by storm by the Turks
Voluntarily given to the Venetians
When Thessalonica was occupied by the Turks
Thessalonica, its expulsion of citizens
Thessalonica, metropolis of Illyricum
Thessalonica, people of, disapprove of the Eusebians
Thessaly
Thessaly in a most perturbed state
Thestius
Theudas and Judas the Galilean
led the people to defection
Theudericus, friend of Mpyrigerius
Theudericus, lord of Sicily, rebel against the Church
Theva (Thebes)
Thevetus
They are unworthy of forgiveness who try to purchase divine grace with gifts
They cannot moderate themselves upon success
They cannot moderate themselves upon success
They could not be led by blows to renounce Christ during the raid of Gregory
They do not escape the punishment of evil
They exist only among Christians
they indicate vanity
They said the Son was not a creature
They were crucified by their own fellow-tribe Scythians as punishment for flight
They were crucified by their own fellow-tribe Scythians as punishment for flight
They who are devoted to worldly pursuits are wretched
They wished it to appear that they had done it voluntarily, while compelled by necessity
They wished it to appear that they had done it voluntarily, while compelled by necessity
Thief, introduction into paradise
Things that are not written are unsearchable
third
Third epistle of the synod to those who are in Pamphylia
Third not prohibited
THIRD PASSION, by the author Symeon Metaphrastes
Third Synod
Thirty pounds of gold paid annually to the Saracens
This life is a certain sea
This life is generally designated by the number seven
In this life we are pilgrims just like those who have been banished from their fatherland by judges
It is the duty of a holy man to pass through this life and hasten to the other
Living in the flesh, he ought to be a sojourner; departing from life, he ought to rest in his own places
This life is night and a dream
This word
whether it signifies substance: etymology of this name
This world, great and most beautifully ordered, whose work it is
thita
What value 'thita' has
Thomais
her life
mother of the venerable Phrantzes, a witness at his baptism
Thomas
Brother of Demetrius
The battle of Thomas with the Turks was unfortunate
The feast of Thomas
The plans and rashness of Thomas Palaeologus
Thomas in Italy
Thomas made a treaty with the Turk again
What is the discourse of Thomas
Where Thomas preached and died
Thomas (St.)
Thomas a Cantiprato
Thomas archid. Salonitanus
Thomas Erdeudius
Count of Moslovina
Thomas the Apostle, by his infidelity, hardened and strengthened us in the coals of faith
Thomas the Armenian
Another account of him, [omitted]
Besieges Constantinople
Conquered by the Bulgarians
from the marsh of Gazura, [monk]
Is crowned
Is put to death
Made Turmarch of the federates by Leo
Put to flight by the Emperor Michael and besieged at Arcadiopolis
Rebels against Michael the Stammerer
Thomas the Cilician
Thomas the eunuch
Thomas Walsinghamus
Thomas, basilica of
Thomas, Count of Cephalonia
He is killed by his brother John
kills Thomas, prince of Epirus and Aetolia
Thomas, prince of Epirus and Aetolia
is killed by the brother of the count of Cephalonia
Δεσπότης of the Aetolians and Acarnanians
Thomas, secretary to Emperor John
Thomas, son of the despot Nicephorus Angelus
Thomas, the mystical beryl
Thomas, week of, what it is
Thomocastron, its siege
Thoraces (breastplates)
beloved
Thorda
Thorda, or Torrenburgum
Thorns and thistles
Thorns and thistles are sins
Those coming from the North
Those coming from the North
Those commonly inquired about
Those contracting incestuous marriages
Those presiding
Those using felt caps turn grey sooner
Those using felt caps turn grey sooner
Those which lay open to the invasion of the Vandals
Those which lay open to the invasion of the Vandals
Those who abduct women for the sake of marriage
Those who abhor lawful marriage
Those who abhor lawful marriage, wine, meat
Those who accuse in judgments
Those who are baptized from among the Jews
Those who are ignorant are to be taught and not punished
Those who are of the sacred tribunal must not strike
I, 17
Those who are seized by a demon
Those who are subjects usually conform themselves to the morals of those who are in power
Those who deflower virgins
Those who despise earthly things betake themselves to the desert
Those who divulge them
Those who do not communicate after the holy administration
Those who do violence to themselves, or suicide
Those who dwell among the Scythians, having endured the labor of wars, pass their lives without any anxiety
Those who dwell among the Scythians, having endured the labor of wars, pass their lives without any anxiety
Those who fornicate irrationally
Those who have been justly deposed
Those who have fled to the temple for refuge are prohibited from eating and drinking within the temple floor
I, 247
Those who have recently entered the way of virtue
Those who have recently entered the way of virtue encounter difficulties which they ought to overcome
Those who have slept are of two kinds
Those who kill robbers
Those who persecute some for the sake of religion
Those who preside (concerning)
Those who serve God are to be honored and assisted
Those who steal the property of others
Those who suffer for Christ will rise first
Those who swear willingly
Those who unite themselves in marriage to those consecrated to God
Those who wash themselves in baths together with women
Those whom the fruitfulness of children burdens are to be visited
Thought
Thoughts, how to be cast out
Thrace
Thrace is devastated by frequent Persian incursions
Thracesian Theme
Thracia (Thrace)
and are recovered
Cities of Thracia recovered
Cities of Thracia shaken by earthquake
Exhausted by civil war
Persians invade it
Persians invade maritime Thracia
Reduced to a wasteland
superior, and maritime
The method of recovering them
They desert
Thoroughly devastated
Thracia reduced to servitude by the Persians
Thracia university once subject to the Latins
Thracia's villages are plundered
Thracia, factions of its towns
Thracians
Almost all of it obeys Cantacuzenus
Enticed by the promise of immunity, they follow Andronicus the Younger: they rage against the publicans: they go to besiege Constantinople
Miserable state of Thrace
Of the Bulgarians
of the Persians, or Turks
The entire Roman empire is circumscribed within the borders of Thrace alone
Thrace is devastated and vexed by barbarian incursions: of the Scythians
vexed by the frequent exactions of Andronicus the Elder
What the gods of the Thracians are like
Thrascian wind
Thrasybulus
Thrasymachus the Chalcedonian was not a Carthaginian
Thrasymachus the Chalcedonian was not a Carthaginian
Three
Explanation of the number three
Three kinds of servitude
Three-day purity in sacred rites
Threos and Urōret, what they signify
Thriasian plain
Throne
A throne of pure gold estimated at six hundred thousand gold pieces
Throne of God
Who is the throne of God
Thrones prepared for the confessors or martyrs of Christ
Throni (thrones)
of gold of the emperors, with steps
Throne patriarchal
Thronus dicitur B. Virgo
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Through deceitful sophistries and depraved conversations, some corrupt good morals
Through pride God withdraws from the soul
Thrushes of Daphnis
Thrēskeia
Thrēskeia [religion]
Thuanus
Thucydides
A narrative concerning burial in war
The gravity of Thucydides
Thucydides’ grandiloquence
Thucydides’ grandiloquence
Thule
the most remote
Thule island
Here, through the summer, the sun does not set for fifty days; indeed, through the winter, it does not appear for forty days
Thunder
whence it is produced
Thunders and lightnings
Thunders and lightnings on Mount Sinai, what they signify
Thunders, mystically what they signify
Thures
The bey of Ali, behaves remarkably well
Thuribulum (censer)
It is given to the emperor
the deacon holds it
Thuribulum dicitur B. Virgo
Thwroczius
Thyaris, river
Thyas
Thymiama dicitur B. Virgo
Thymisterium aureum B. Virgo
Thymæna, city in Galatia
Thyræorum, fortress makes a surrender
Tiara
jeweled, of the emperor
Symbol of empire
Tibareni
The Tibareni softened by the Gospel
Tiber ice
Tiberias
Why Christ crossed the Sea of Tiberias
Tiberius
The cruelty of Tiberius
The death of Tiberius the son of Justinian
The security of Tiberius
Tiberius's saying concerning publicans
Tiberius, while putting a consular and noble man to death without cause
Various customs
What Tiberius was like toward tax collectors
What took place while Tiberius was reigning
Tiberius Caesar
Pilate attempts to consecrate his statue in the temple of the Jews
Tiberius handled the affairs of the empire
Tiberius handled the affairs of the empire
Tibia (leg)
from the knees down blackening
Leg fractured
Tightrope walkers
tightrope walkers in the time of Chrysostom
Tigranes the Cilician comes to Manuel’s aid
Tigris
Tigrius, presbyter
how harshly he was treated by Optatus
Tigrius, the eunuch presbyter
Tila the happy
Tilamuis
and his various names
Tilelium
Tili
Timaeus, Lexicon of Platonic Terms
Timarion
Timariot
Time
As future time will come to be, so has past time been made
But these are not eternal, because in them there is that which is prior and that which is posterior
For both were made in time
Gentiles wish time to be eternal
How time is spoken of concerning God and creatures
If time is generated, motion is necessarily generated
is neither eternal nor without a beginning
It is not, therefore, coeternal
Namely, hours, days, months, and the year
That a new time appeared in Christ
The present cannot become present unless it is first future and then 'is not'
Therefore, neither is the world eternal, which was created in time
Time is the number of motion
Time, which is long to us, is held as nothing before God
Unbelievers wrongly distinguish temporal corruptible things from incorruptible things
What the time of morning, in which manna was gathered, signifies
When it arose
Whence time originated
Time is
Time is to be redeemed
Time of dying and time of being born
The three times in the Church: what they are
The time of the second coming of the Lord is not to be inquired into curiously
The word "time" is frequently used for "year" by the prophets
when they coincide
Time reveals all things
Times or days are called evil because of the things that happen in them
Timor, prudentia duce
Timor, prudentia duce
Timorum
a town of the West
Timostratus
a duke, joined to Cellor
Timotheus
Commands the Trisagion hymn to be sung with the addition
Has the nickname Litrobules and Celones
having expelled Macedonius, is Bishop of Constantinople
He falsely anathematizes those who do not accept the synod
His envoys are proscribed by the synod from the pulpit in Alexandria
Not all accept his synodical letters
presiding over the church of Alexandria after Peter, infected by the contagion of the sectaries in his consecration
Receives the name of John of Nicaea into the church registers
superior of the Dalmatian monastery, prefect of monasteries
The people forbid the name of Severus to be received into the church registers
Timotheus (as Aelurus)
Concerning his affairs
having been restored, fought against the holy fourth synod
is expelled
is recalled
Upon the death of Proterius, he is raised to the Alexandrian bishopric
Timotheus Aelurus
Dies; succeeded by Mongo
having ejected Proterius through trickery, invades the see
His case reserved for the judgment of the bishops
On the very day of Pascha, he kills him in the baptistery
Proclaimed a heretic and guilty of the murder of Proterius, he is banished to Gangra and then to Cherson
Restored by the decree of Basiliscus, he is received by his followers with elation
Timotheus Basilicus, or Salophaciolus
chosen bishop by the Alexandrians
Timotheus Celon and Litrobunes
made bishop of Constantinople by Anastasius
Timotheus Leucus
Dies
Is restored to the see
When Aelurus is restored by the decree of Basiliscus, he flees to a monastery
who is also Salophaciolus, successor of Aelurus, a Catholic man
Timotheus presbyter CP
Timotheus the Arian
what kind of man he was
Timotheus, bishop of Constantinople
what he did in the monastery of Studium
Timothy
Canons established by Paul for Timothy
Paul circumcised Timothy, not Titus, and why
who he was
Timothy of Miletus is said to have been the first to sing nomoi in chorus and with the cithara
Timothy of Miletus, and that the Spartans were angry with him on that account
Timothy of Pergamum, author of the book On the Courage of Philosophers
Timothy, a famous flute-player
Timothy, a virgin
Timothy, bishop of Alexandria
I, 455
Timoxeus the Corcyraean, a seer
Timurus, brother of Abaka, dies of poison
timōrētikos
Tiphlisium
Captured by Mustafa Pasha
Tiresias, who the seer was
Tiridates
driven from Armenia
Tiridates given to the Parthians by Tiberius as king after the death of Phraates
Tiridates given to the Parthians by Tiberius as king after the death of Phraates
Tiridates, king
converts the Armenians to the faith
Titanic fables
Titanic fables
Titans
Titans; see Atintanes
tithasseuō
TITLE I. — On theology, and orthodox faith, and on canons and ordinations
Title, the trilingual, on the cross, its triple allegorical sense
435
Titulus honorificus apostolorum B. Virgo
Titulus honorificus mulierum B. Virgo
TITULUS IV. — On catechumens and holy baptism
TITULUS V. — On those who contemn churches and synaxes and memorials, and on those who eat in churches, and on the agape
TITULUS VI. — On oblations
TITULUS VII. — On fasting and Lent; on Easter, Pentecost; on the Lord’s Day, Saturday, and the bending of the knees
TITULUS X. — Concerning the administration of ecclesiastical property, and the personal property of a bishop
TITULUS XI. — Concerning monasteries and monks
TITULUS XII. Concerning the Holy Spirit, of the great Athanasius, from the oration on the advent of Christ in the flesh
Chapter 14
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 25
It is also said [of] the spirit of the winds
Item concerning the Holy Spirit, of Basil the Great, from his fourth oration, in which he disputed against Eunomius
Of the same against those who say that baptism in the name of the Lord alone is sufficient. Chapter 12
Of the same against those who say that the Holy Spirit ought not to be joined to the Father and the Son. Chapter 10
Of the same Athanasius, an epistle to Serapion, bishop of Thmuis, concerning the Holy Spirit
Of the same from the chapter of the thirty chapters to Amphilochius, consistent with the doctrine
Of the same to those who say that it is written often concerning the Son and the Father, but concerning the Spirit only in baptism
Of the same, confirmation of the natural communion of the Spirit, in that he is incomprehensible just as the Father and the Son. Chapter 22
Of the same. In how many ways "in" is said, in so many ways it is accepted concerning the Spirit. Chapter 26
Of the same. That the glory of the Spirit is the enumeration of those things which are present to him. Chapter 25
Testimonies from the Scriptures that the Spirit is called Lord
That Scripture uses this syllable "in" for "with"; where it is also proved that they have the same force
Why angels are joined along with the Father and the Son in Paul. Chapter 13
TITULUS XII. — Concerning heretics and gentiles
Titus
The praise of Titus
Titus besieges the city of Jerusalem
Where Titus, bishop of Crete, preached and died
Titus of Bostra
for what cause he was ejected from the city by Julian
Titus of Bostra, notice
Titus of Bostra, the monk
Titus was the first enemy of the insane worship of idols
A Cherubic eye, a Seraphic mouth
Father of orphans, defender of widows, and deliverer of captives
Titus was the first enemy of the insane worship of idols, and the champion of Christ's divine religion
Titus, emperor
A famous saying
designated by his father
How long he reigned
Sole emperor
The death of the emperor Titus
Titus, the foundation of the Cretan Church
Adhering to Paul, he is made his traveling companion and a comrade in his wanderings
Having entered into custom with the disciples of Christ, he becomes a disciple himself
Having obtained the books of Moses, he learns the Hebrew language
Having spurned his family, and riches, and all splendor, he desired this one glory, that he might forsake superstitious error and grasp the religion of Christ
He came into Judea, when the evangelical preaching was just having its beginning
He is praised and glorified by Paul
Modest, of easy access, obedient, he is sent forth to the apostolate, useful for ministry; Paul had a care for him
Tityrus
a mountain in Crete
Tlepolemus
Tlepolemus, son of Hercules
tmētikos
To a sheep is the righteous man compared
To a spouse
great safety when the spouse does not disagree with his spouse
To Aquileia
To ask
Why we receive late what we ask from God
To be conquered in friendship is the same as to conquer
To be perfected, what it is
To be placed at the head of two scholia, it is in the conditions of peace
To be placed at the head of two scholia, it is in the conditions of peace
To be silent about good things (XXXVIII, 3)
is a euphemism for being silent about evil things
To bless
said for to curse
To bless, that is to praise
To call, what it is
I, 48
To console with words
To console with words
To David himself CII
To David himself XXVII
To David himself, an instruction XXXI
To David himself, when his land was restored XCVI
To dedicate the resurrection to the dead
what this means
To delegate men
To delegate men
To demonstrate the bitterness of anger by the expression and movement of the body
To demonstrate the bitterness of anger by the expression and movement of the body
To dismiss with empty hands
a proverb
To disparage an innocent person is to sin against God
To each his own rewards
To each his own rewards
To enter the bridal chamber with Christ the bridegroom
To fight with heels
a kind of game
To go into an opinion of ending the war
To go into an opinion of ending the war
To involve something in hopes
To involve something in hopes
To know
To know, and to think one knows, differ greatly
to kratos sou (your power)
To obey the needs of someone
To obey the needs of someone
To oppose the words of the Lord
is a thing entirely full of blasphemy
To Peter
Governing with both hands in the course of language and the speed of writing
He had a care to sow the salvation of souls in his hearers, not to act the pander nor to stir up applause for himself
He speaks with a divinely inspired mind
In the confession of Peter the Church is stabilized and fortified against the gates of hell
In the name of Jesus he heals the lame man sitting at the Beautiful Gate
Peter, bearing the death of Christ with difficulty, is rebuked
Peter, the prince of the apostles, writes general exhortations to the dispersed Jews
Peter, who put no effort into the choice of Greek words
To Peter the keys of the kingdom of heaven are given as a reward for a right confession
To please oneself is blameworthy
To plunder is for a wolf, not a man
To possess something superfluous beyond nature
To provoke victory by lots is forbidden by the canons
I, 183
To represent by a single solution
To represent by a single solution
To seek
Regarding not seeking one’s own
To sin
is human; to persist in a committed sin is diabolical
To soothe with discourses and gifts
To soothe with discourses and gifts
To St. Regulus, bishop of Arles, the first shrine was dedicated by St. Dionysius
To stand and to trust in oneself are not the same
To the voluptuous, the words of God are not to be entrusted
To weary with errors of the roads
To weary with errors of the roads
To what extent the earth was exterminated
To whom it belongs to establish laws
To win in Persia is not at all wonderful
To win in Persia is not at all wonderful
Tobit
SYNOPSIS libri Tobit
Tocaium
Taken by storm with wonderful speed by Suendius
Tocata
A great city of Armenia, is devastated
Tochari, bring the Persians into subjection
Tochari, call themselves Mugulii
Tochari, invade the Roman borders
Tochari, laws
Tochari, move against the Roman empire
Tochari, Nogas is their leader
Tochari, sent by Emperor Andronicus against the Triballi
Tochari, summoned for aid by Emperor Michael
Tochari, terrible to the Romans
Tocti his brother
Toga and tunic
with purple fringe
Toganus
Mount Toganus
Toglutorga
supreme commander of the Scythians
toioutotropos
Tolerance
Tolisthlabus
a dynast, a defector
Tome, published by Gregorius Cyprius
Tommambais
Sultan of Cairo
Tommambais flees with his men into the Saitic region
Tommambais is killed by hanging
Tommambais kills the envoys of Selim
Tommambais, compelled by extreme necessity, seeks peace from Sultan Selim
Tommambais, the last sultan of Egypt
Tommanbai is hung
end of the Sultanate of the Mameincorum, Bab Suweile
Tomprotitzas
He flees
leader of the Roman army
Prefect of the city of Media
Tomus (tome)
composed by the saints at Mount Athos
Gregoras attacks the third tome
Three tomes of the Constantinopolitan synod
tomōtikos
Top Capisi
The Top Capisi gate, the fourteenth gate of Constantinople
Topaz
a translucent stone similar to glass; its virtues
Topi
Whence so named
Topica (local) tax
of ten thousand gold pieces
Torlaces
All the Torlaces proscribed by Bajazet
Torlaces is captured, and with certain others is hanged
Torlaclar
Torment
unusual to the Romans in questions
Torments
devised by the Persians against the faithful of Christ
Torments, what most bitter ones the pagans of old endured
Tornicius (Constantine)
After the Macedonian victory, he becomes Sebastocrator
father-in-law of the Sebastocrator; great primicerius
Tornicius the sebastocrator
Torosus, prince of Armenia
He captures various Greek cities
He defeats Andronicus Comnenus
The location of their region
they [the Greeks] describe their customs
They besiege Ancona
They ravage Euripus, Chios, Lesbos, and Rhodes
They serve in the army under Emperor Alexius
Torrent
What the torrent denotes
Tosabis
Tosabis, prince of the Solymi
Toschodrus
Toschodrus
Totila, king of the Goths
slain by Narses
Totilas
seizes Rome, and is conquered by Narses
Touch
what it is in angels
Tournament
a playful combat
Tournaments
the Romans received them from the Savoyards
Tower of Babylon
The tower of Babylon
Toxandri, spoils of war
Toxandri, spoils of war
Trachus (Constantine)
obtains the seat of the Bulgarian kingdom
Prince of Zagora; which wives he had
Provoked by his wife, and urged on by Azanus, he rouses the Scythians against Palæologus
Tractate against the Greeks
Tradition concerning the four sacred Gospels only, and the order in which they were written
Tradition concerning the true exposition of Holy Scripture
Tradition is twofold: one public, the other to be kept hidden
Tradition, what honor is owed to these
Tradition, who preserves their deposit
Traditiones Fuldenses
Traditions
Apostolic and ecclesiastical unwritten traditions are of the same authority as the written Word of God
Many things are accepted by traditions
not all the ancients observed the same in the churches
Traditions of Matthias
Tragedies, many cited under the name of tragedy or tragic poets
Tragedies, who was their inventor
Tragedy, inventors of
Tragelaphi
Tragic "alas, alas"
(ἰοῦ ἰοῦ, φεῦ φεῦ)
Tragic figures, what they are
I, 231
Tragurium
Trajan
Death of Trajan
Trajan assumes the empire
Trajan could not destroy the Christian
Trajan lived as a philosopher, not by letters
Trajan the emperor
Trajan the general
accused of cowardice and timidity, his admirable reply to Valens
Trajan the Patrician
history cited
Trajan, duke under Valens
defeated by the Goths
Repays the calamity received in Valens’ impiety
Trajan, emperor
He hands a drawn sword to the urban prefect
His death
How long he reigned over the empire
The character and customs of Trajan
The virtues of Trajan
Trajan's successor in the empire
Trajanopolis
Destroyed
Trajanopolis of Mount Rhodope
Trajanopolis Selinus
Trajanopolis, Bishop of, sent into Serbia
Trajan’s road
rough and difficult
Tralles
a city founded by Attalus Trojanus, so called as if "another Troy"
Oracle concerning that city
Restored by Andronicus: surrendered to the Turks four years later
Tralles, destroyed by the Persians
Tralles, restored by Andronicus
Tranis, an Italian city captured by the Greeks
Tranquility, contrary to curiosity and worldly business
Tranquillity
Tranquillity was the end of life for Democritus, as pleasure was for Epicurus
Transfiguration of Christ
The Transfiguration of Christ was a symbol of mystical contemplation
Transfiguration of the Lord, what kind it was
239
It was a figure of our future transfiguration in the resurrection, 239
Transgression of the law brings disgrace to God
Transition
from one bishopric to another is prohibited, but not translation
Translation of bishops
from one see to another, rather than ancient custom
Translation of Daniel made by the Seventy men
Translation, departure, and invasion
Transmutation of souls
Trapezuntine kingdom
overturned by Mohammed II
Trapezuntine senators
Because the people do not approve, they administer the republic
claim the supreme power for themselves on a vain pretext
Soon, having taken him away, they enclose him in custody
They receive the arriving Comnenian honorably
Trapezuntines
rage against the Latin residents
Trapezuntium (Trebizond)
Trapezus
captured by Mohammed II
Great Domestic
inhabitants from there led as colonists to Constantinople by the same
It labors in civil war
It rages against the Latin inhabitants
Movements of Trebizond; some emperors
Pontiff
Trapezus occupied and made tributary
Trasamund
Trasamund the Vandal
How bitter an enemy of the Orthodox
is overcome by the Maurusii
What sort of man
Trasimund, Vandal king
for a time milder toward the orthodox
Joined in friendship with Anastasius
Treasures
will not profit the wicked, from Scripture
Treatise on the mysteries of numbers
Trebellius Pollio
Trebonius
helper of Brutus and Cassius
Trebonius Dolabella
killed by treachery
Tree of knowledge of good and evil
Triadiza
Tribal leaders
Tribal leaders
Triballi
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A certain Triballian seizes the legates of Cantacuzenus, and leads them to Apocaucus
An auxiliary army from the Triballi
Archbishop of the Triballi
Church of the Triballi
Clandestine incursions of the Triballi
Cowardice
Despot of the Triballi, federal
Disease
Driven back by John Kantakouzenos
Few against many, Persians
Forces increased beyond what is right
Hired against Kantakouzenos
Land of the Triballi inaccessible by land
Mesos are slain
Most bitter enemies of the Romans
plotting against Cantacuzenus
Rebuke the Triballi nobles who were Roman refugees
Ruler of the Triballi
Slain by the Persians
The method of taming them
They capture Gynaikocastron
They subject all western cities to themselves
They summon Matthew Kantakouzenos
Triballi besiege Achrida
Triballi capture Macedonian cities, dismissed without horses
Triballi crowd useless
Triballi flee
Triballi injurious and insolent
Triballian auxiliaries
Triballian faction
Triballi, sought by the Romans in war
Tribulation
Four lessons in tribulations
Tribulations
Tribunate
abrogated by the decemvirate
Restoration of the tribunate
Tribunes
called of Brutus
Tribunes never triumphed
Tribunes pull down the diadems of Caesar's statues
Tribunes of the plebs
Auspices of the tribunes
Creation of the tribunes of the plebs
Power of the tribunes
The multitude of tribunes overturns the tribunate
Tributaries
eagerly embrace the hope of liberty
Tribute
Burden of both tribute and military service
is paid by Christ, although He was the King of those who exact it
Kings are fattened by tributes, subjects are diminished
Peace bought with tribute exacted from the people
Refusal of tribute as a cause of ruin
the imposition of, how great a sedition it excited at Antioch
Tribute, for the sake of restoring religion, [is] burdensome
Tributes and taxes
various kinds of
Tricacabus, Iconoclast bishop
Triclinium Alexiacum
Triclinium Augustum, called the Manueliteum
Triclinium Justinianeum
Triclinium of Alexius
Imperial triclinium dais, during the reign of Andronicus the Younger, open to all
Tricoccia, fortress taken by Atmanes
Tricola
a fortress in Thessaly
tridos
Trigibidus of Phrygia
His death
obtains the administration with the dignity of count from Gainas; and concerning his fraud
Triglia
Trinitarian consubstantiality
promulgated by the Roman synod
Trinity
By comparing certain places of Isaiah and the Gospel, he introduces the divinity of Christ and brings forth the reason for the Trinity
How the Son became incarnate without the Father and the Spirit being incarnate
Illud, Faciamus, trinitatem et unitatem subindicat
Plato had the notion of the Holy Trinity, according to Justin Martyr
The empire of the Trinity is one
The illustration of fire (illuminating and heating qualities) applied to the Trinity
The Trinity is one by reason of consubstantiality
The Trinity is understood in identity of substance
To what time the reason of the Trinity was unknown to Israel
What is the amplitude of the Trinity
what it is and what things are in it
Whether the Trinity is indivisible in itself or divided by properties
Trinity (S.)
The profession of the triune Deity is understood as the beginning of our origin
When the male is presented thrice before the sight of God, i
Why did God not say: "Make ye," but, "Let us make man" (Gen. I, 26)
Why, when "let us make" was said, was it added "and He made," and not "they made"
Trinity of theological virtues
Trinity, doubled number of three in Scripture
Trinity, it is absurdly asserted from those things which Plato said concerning the mouth of God
Trinity, mystery and admiration in Scripture
Trinity, not entirely unknown to Plato
Trinity, the obscure discourse of Orpheus, Homer, and Euripides concerning the Father and the Son of God
Trinobus (Trnovo)
royal seat of the Mysians
Triodium
Triodium quid sit
Tripartite faculties of the soul
Tripe
a Hebrew town
Triphyllius
Triple candle
Tripolis of Syria
Tripolis of Syria, snatched from the Christians by the Sultan of Egypt
Tripolis, Alisyras takes refuge there
Tripolis, fortress on the Maeander, fortified by Emperor Ducas
Tripolitan fleet defeated
Triptolemus the Rhodian
Trireme, who first constructed one
Triremes, inventors of
Trisagion
divine hymn
Trisagion and Our Father
Trisagion hymn
Trisagion, meaning of
Trismegistus, who he is said to be
trissōō
Tritheite heretics
Their division
Who was the author of them
Tritichordeum, what kind of tribute it is
Triumph
How the celebration of a triumph was
Triumph held in contempt by Caesar in hope of the consulship
when celebrated after defeated enemies in the forum, things to be observed
when celebrated in the circus
Whence the term triumph is derived
Triumvirate of Antony, Lepidus, and Augustus
Triumvirs
Another partition of the empire by the triumvirs
as ministers and providers for the soldiers
Of the triumvirs, not only enemies perish, but also friends
Triumvirs divide the Roman empire
Troilus the Sophist
an intimate of Anthemius
Trojan chariot racing
Trojan exiles
The ancient nobility of the Trojan exiles
Trope, what it is
Trophy, city
Trophy, city
Tropological sense
Tropological sense
tropologikōs
Troy is captured
Troy, abounding in treasures
Troy, the time of the destruction of
True Church, marks and characteristics of
True opinion
True penance, which [it is]
True testimony
Trumpet
The trumpet, an invention of the Tyrrhenians
What the pontifical trumpet is
Whose invention the trumpet was
Trumpet, friendly to wars
Trumpet, friendly to wars
Trumpet, inventors of
Trumpet, who devised it
Truth
A soul longing for truth is hard to find
As in a horse race, some applaud one, others another, according to the leaders of the faction
Basil prays that wisdom might be given to him, and that it might be able to succor the defenders of truth
But God, with defenders being raised up, will suffer no harm
even if unpleasant, must be heard
Excellence of truth
hates the encounter with a lie
Having heard the truth, the chief priest is indignant
If one quickly flares up against truth, as against hemlock or aconite
is called the law of God
is simple and uniform
It walks in the middle among heresies
Lest many be harmed by the success of falsehood
Many are seekers not of truth, but respecters of persons
Merchants of Christ, not Christians, are those who prioritize in life what is useful to themselves over truth
Nothing is clearer than the truth
Nothing is rarer than a soul that loves truth
Nothing worse can happen to anyone than the loss of truth
Often falsehood is driven by the very point of truth
produces destruction among tyrants
Simple is the speech of truth
The doctrine of truth is to be feared by no one while it is with us
The most excellent health seems dangerous to physicians
The reward of the defenders of truth is flourishing and always new
There is a danger of betrayal if one does not willingly give responses to those asking of God
There is nothing dearer than truth
There is nothing more illustrious than the truth
Truth always conquers
Truth is difficult to find, and therefore to be sought on all sides
Truth is not to be betrayed, but sycophants to be refuted
Truth is simple; falsehood is manifold and various
Truth is the highest wisdom
Truth, once brought forth, will prevail over supreme power
We are children of truth and offspring of light
when it is refined, it becomes more resplendent through being reproved
Who is a betrayer of truth
Who seem to reach the mark of truth
Truth (concerning)
Truth is God
Truth delights in unity and simplicity
Truth has sprung from the earth
Truth is difficult to grasp
By sight it possesses faith, by hearing, falsehood
It must not be kept silent, and is a faithful witness
It needs no one's help
Truth is the protection of Christian emperors
Truth is to be preferred to types
I, 253
Truth, criteria of
Truth, nature of
Trype Buna
a town
Trypho, a monk
Deposed, dies in his own monastery
while he is an adolescent, becomes Bishop of Constantinople
Trypho, Jew
with whom Justin held a colloquy
Tryphon
is deserted by the soldiers because of his filth
kills Jonathan by traps
restores the kingdom to Antiochus, son of Alexander
Tryphon the barber
pays the penalty for his own betrayal
Tryphon the patriarch
driven from the Caesarean throne by fraud
Tuba (trumpet)
Scythian trumpet
signal given to arms
Triumph sung
Trumpet as a signal of war, resonating for the delight of the ears
Tubia and tibialia
what they were; whence so called; their use
Tucoch, the prince
taken away by the Chagan
Tuctais, excluded from succession by his brother
Tuctais, gains kingdom upon Nogas being defeated
Tudunus, prefect in Cherson
impaled on a wooden stake
Tullia
brings death upon herself
Tullius
Tullius, king of the Romans
Tullus
Tullus Hostilius
Death of Tullus Hostilius
Tullus Hostilius, the third king of the Romans
Tullus, a fine warrior, becomes superstitious
Tumult, drunkenness, the architect of all calamities, the face of a Gorgon
Tunic
And this was prophesied
It is not permitted to wear it any further
it is obtained by soldiers while they divide the mantle
What the old tunic signifies
With the tunic, shame is laid aside
Tunics
seamless
Tuntza
a river
Tuphum
Turachanes
destroys the walls of the Isthmus
He captures the Isthmus
He forbids Patras to be occupied by the Despot Constantine
he reduces the Albanians to the dominion of the despots
His death
sent by Mohammed II with his sons into the Peloponnese
storms the Hexamilium
takes possession of Thebes and Athens
Turbo
prefect of the praetorium
Turbula, sister of Symeon
a martyr in Persia
Turchan beg
The Chalcocondylian Turachanes
Turchanes beg
Despairing, gives himself to flight
Son of Omer, becomes free from a captive
Turcomans, accustomed to living by plunder
Turcopuli, converted to Christian religion
Turcopuli, defecting, invade Roman lands
Turcopuli, flee from the siege of Tzurulum
Turcopuli, flee in battle with the Carelani
Turcopuli, join themselves with the Catalans
Turcopuli, liberate leader Tachantziar
Turcopuli, reconciliation with the Emperor discussed
Turexanthus
Turexanthus
Turkish peace with Alexius
Turks
A certain Turk defects to Diogenes
also called Khazars, joined to Heraclius against the Persians
are repelled by Philes Palaeologus
begin to harass the Roman provinces in Asia
cross over into Thrace
Emerging through the Caspian Gates, they devastate Armenia
Fight again with the Arabs in a repeated incursion
Garments
How the Turks first entered into Greece
Hungarians at the Ister
Innumerable Turks slaughtered by the Christians when the booty was lost
Origin of the Turks and the devastation of the Orient
questioned about crosses imprinted on their foreheads
Sacrifices and laws
Some thousands of Turks slaughtered by the Christians in the Croatian borders
The etymology of Turk
The first crossing of the Turks into Europe
the same as the Huns
The Turkish edict
The Turks are apes of the Greeks and Romans
The Turks congratulate themselves mutually over the defeated Christians
The Turks congratulate themselves over the Christians defeated in battle
The Turks contend among themselves in mutual services
The Turks devastate everything with fire and sword
The Turks did not migrate into Asia Minor from Tartary, but from Persia after being driven out by the Tartars
The Turks did not set foot in Europe from the Iconian empire
The Turks do not at all dislike coins of Christian princes imprinted with their character at this time
The Turks emulated the old form of the Greek empire
The Turks expel them from the kingdom of Amida, under the leadership of Uluzali
The Turks have been accustomed to put a Gallic prefix before words starting with a double consonant or 'l', or 'u'
The Turks occupy Zemenicum or Chiridocastron under the guidance of a Christian captive
The Turks pass through into the Holy Land
The Turks perished in great numbers, as much from battles as from lack of supplies
The Turks slaughter many thousands of fleeing Hungarians
The Turks take to a shameful flight out of fear
The Turks very seriously offended by the Venetians
The Turks, having fled, capture everything
The Turks, having imitated the Greeks in many things, are marvelously troubled
The Turks, having left everything, betake themselves to flight
their kingdom distributed among the satraps
they aid Demetrius the Despot as he besiees Constantinople
they assist Demetrius the Despot against Thomas
they do not use arms
they plunder the Peloponnese
Turks conquer the Orient
Turks defeated at Caesarea by Diogenes
Turks despoiled by the Armenians
Turks expelled from the islands
Turks implored against Ruselius
Turks occupy the Orient, having been given the tributes
Withdraw, impatient of labor
Turks circle around a flame, and thus purify men
Turks circle around a flame, and thus purify men
Turks, anciently called Sacae
Turks, anciently called Sacae
Turnebus
Turnus
Turpinus
Turpitude is not situated in the limbs, but in vice
Turtledoves
A pair of turtledoves was offered not for the newborn infant, but for the ritual impurity of the woman who had given birth
are called the holy doctors because they are very vocal
Turun
a kinsman of the Chagan, conquers him
Tuscans are said to have devised plastic art
Tuscans understood the art of augury perfectly
Tutela dicitur B. Virgo
Tutors and curators
Tuzus (Simon Boccanegra)
By his edict, the nobles were expelled from Genoa
raised from a commoner to the dignity of Doge; likewise ejected two years later
Twenty Epistles
Twenty sermons to his own monks
Two contrary principles according to the Manichaeans
Two golden calves
Two kinds of life
Two natures of Christ
Two principles
Two synods of Antioch, under whom
I, 429
Two Testaments
Two Testaments signified by Sara and Agar
Two things are necessary for the episcopate
Two ways, life and death
Two wills and actions of Christ
Two wills in Christ
Tyana
captured and deserted
Tyana, a metropolis
Tychonius
Tychonius
Tyndareus, the father of Helen
Tyndarium
a promontory of Sicily
Types
Types of roses
Types, the forerunners of truth
Types, what they are
Typhon
a type of wind, so called because it strikes and prostrates whatever offers itself to it
Typhon's fury
Typhon, who he is
Typhonic fables
Typhonic fables
Typhōnes (subterranean, Τυφῶνες ὑποχθόνιοι)
Typica
Typicon of the Church
typōsis
Tyrach Pazinaca
Tyranny
The affectation of tyranny
Tyranny of Gelimer
Of Hypatius and Pompeius
Of the Longini and of Inda
Of Vitalianus
Tyranny of Phocas
how savage
Tyranny of Vitalian
He is slain by Justin
Tyranny, and a presumed pretext for war
Tyranny, and a presumed pretext for war
Tyrant
bishop of Antioch
Tyrant, Bishop of Antioch
Tyrants
A minister of tyrannical butchery regrets his actions
do one thing, feign another
Fear makes a tyrant liberal
fear those dear to God and the people
It is a capital offense to oppose the desires of tyrants
It is profitable to decline the attack of tyrants
Mice break the attempts and threats of tyrants
Reasons for strengthening a tyranny
The hatred of tyrants is scarcely abolished by death
The plans of tyrants can do nothing against fate
Tyrants are detested by both citizens and friends
Tyrants are the cause of public calamities
Tyrants cannot bear monitors
Tyrants demand even those things which cannot be done
Tyrants fear the descendants of those whom they have harmed
Tyrants sometimes perish by the plots of women
Tyrants, the executioners of God
who arose under Arcadius
Tyrants in the West
who arose against the Emperor Honorius
Tyrants reigning at the same time vanquished
Tyre
It was restored to its former dignity
Tyre compared to an old harlot
Tyre was the emporium for all the kingdoms of the earth
Tyre worshipped Hercules
What was the cause of its ruin
Tyre captured
Tyrian garments
Tyrians
subdued by Augustus
Tyrines, see Tyrophagiae Sunday
Tyropoeum fortress
Tyrrheni
Tyrrhenians
attempt to restore Tarquin to the kingdom
Tyrus
besieged by Alexander the Great
Bishop of Tyre: what his role was in the Palamite synod
Taken
Why he did not take part in the final action
Tzacas, killed by Osphentisthlabus
Tzacas, son of Nogas, affects kingdom of Bulgaria
Tzachas the Turk
Tzacones
who formerly were Lacones, inhabitants of the extremity of the Peloponnese
Tzacones (barbarous, for Lacones)
Tzalus, king of the Lazi
comes to Justin to receive baptism and his kingdom from him
Justinian aids him with troops when the king of the Persians makes war
Takes Valeriana, daughter of the patrician Homus, as his wife
Tzamplaco
assists Thomas the Despot against Demetrius
Tzanychites killed
Tzasimpaxis, the protostrator, killed with Lachanas
Tzatheus, leader of the Suani
Tzatheus, leader of the Suani
Tzathus
leader of the Lazi
Tzatzon, brother of Gelimer
finishes off Gogdas in Sardinia; a victor in the first charge, he soon falls in the ensuing battle
Tzeramium
Tzerigus, lord of the Bulgarians
punishes those caught favoring Constantine in the palace
Tzernicum, captured by John the despot
Tzibrelitzeman
Tzicandyles, a Byzantine nobleman
Tziesthlan, Sultan
Tzigalus, legate of the Bulgarians
to Constantine regarding peace
Tzila, first master of soldiers in Armenia
Tziphiranites the Chaldean
Tzitza, a duke in Rome
slain by Artabanes
Tzotzas, a tyrant in Africa
After a fierce engagement, he escapes with a few men
Carthage besieged; he flees at the arrival of Belisarius
Devastates Libya
Dying from John Arsacides, he rejoices in their mutual slaughter
Withdraws again from Carthage into Numidia
Tzubdadeser, a fortress
infested by demons, purged by the prayers of a Christian bishop
Tzundadaer
a town guarded by evil spirits, liberated through the works of a Christian bishop in favor of the king of the Persians
Tzurulum fortress
Tzustria
a kind of game
Tzycanisterium
what it is
Tænia, of the despots
Téreas, what it is
tōn mnēstrōn (of the vows)
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