Subjects — U
124 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
Ubal
gate of Susa
Udalricus Cluniac
Ughellus
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Uliarius, an attendant of Belisarius
kills John the Armenian by accident
Ulistheus
an agent of the conspiracy of Gottharis with Antala
Kills Areobindus
Ulphilas
bishop of the Christian Goths
He communicates with the Arians
Ulphilas and Athanaric
Ulpianus JC
Ulpius (M.) Nerva Trajanus
Ulpius Marcellus
conquers Britain
Ulysses
Ulysses of Ithaca
Ulysses' ambushes and crafty counsels
Ulysses' envy
Ulysses' implacable hatred toward Palamedes
Ulysses' plans hindered
Umar, duke of the Arabs
Chief amir after the death of Suliman
Prohibits wine, and forces Christians to deny the faith
Umar, duke of the Saracens
After the Persians are subdued, he institutes a census of subjects down to their beasts of burden
Appoints Mavias duke of the Saracens from Egypt to the Euphrates
captures Bostra, etc
Is killed while praying by a Persian who had abandoned the faith
Jerusalem captured; he prays in the temple in a haircloth garment
Restores the Jerusalem temple
Subdues all of Mesopotamia
Under the command of Jasdus, he captures all of Syria
Umarus
his deeds
successor of Abubacar
Umarus the Younger
his letter to the Emperor Leo the Armenian
persecutor of the Christians
Umbertopolis
Uncertain author, On the Sacred Feast of Passover
Uncertain end of the Sibyl
Unction
what it is
Unction of the Lord
And this in the form of a cross
Emperor anointed with holy oil
Holy unction
Under him occurred the great flood
Underage
Unfaithful tribunal
Unfruitful brambles provide simple remedies
Ungra
"Ungra" in Greek pronunciation approaches the sound of "Engurim" more closely than "Unera"
Ungri
perhaps Hungarians
Ungroblachi
Unguent
By whom its consecration was instituted
Its use and matter
Rite of consecrating the unguent
The unguent has a perfecting power
The unguent is hidden from the profane, [but] lies open to the holy
The unguent, or chrism: by whom and how it is to be blessed
What the composition of the unguent signifies
What the pouring of the unguent over the deceased signifies
When the unguent is consecrated
Why the altar is consecrated with unguent
Why the unguent is called [chrisma]
Why the unguent is used in baptism
Unguentum dicitur B. Virgo
Unhappy truth
Unigri
what people they are
Union
Bodily union with Christ
Divine union
personal and relative
Union of the Son with the Father
Union according to hypostasis
Union with God
Union with God is above affirmation and negation
Unions, what they are
Unity
a mark of the true Church alone
essential, and what difference is
It is aptly shown that the unity of faith and doctrine cannot be severed by any means on account of example alone
The bond of this unity
Unity, the principle of all things according to the Pythagoreans
Unity and monad are said of God
Unity of God
There is one God, the Father; one Lord, His only-begotten Son; one Holy Spirit, the Paraclete
was attacked in various ways by idolaters
Why Jesus Christ is called "one" in the Creed
Unity of the Church
Euphemism of Cyril
His glory and calamity
King Hezekiah’s care for the sacred Bibles
Praise of almsgiving
The Church is assimilated to a ship
The Church is impregnable by Satan
The fifth Greek edition of the Bibles
The inventors of polite Gentile eloquence
There were two editions of the commentaries of Eusebius of Caesarea on the Psalms
Unity of the Church on account of unity of dogmas
Universality
a mark of the true Church
Universe
Univocal and equivocal predication
Univocals
Unjust
Unjust [weights]
Unkabani
Unkabani is the fifth gate of the city of Constantinople
Unleavened bread
Unnobundo, Bulgarians
Unsetting light, what it is to be understood as
Unusual punishments
Unworthy ordination, grace
Unworthy priest, validity of sacraments
Unwritten customs of the Church
Up and down
What "up" and "down" mean in the Scriptures
Uplarus
leader of the Huns, burst from excessive gluttony
Uranianus, a boy, son of Jovian
consul without insignias
Uranias
a bishop from the sect of the Audians in Mesopotamia, who professed the dogma of Audias
As Sylvanus, a bishop in Cothia
Uranius presbyter
Uranopolis
Uranus
Urban
Urban the Master of Bombards, a Wallachian
Urban centers
how they are mostly ruled and administered
Urbanus
Roman bishop
Urbanus, legate of the orthodox to Valens
a martyr
Urbicius
Urbino
Tyrants of Urbino
Urchan
Urchan distributes food himself in the imaret he constructed
Urchan distributes the provinces captured by Osman to his own people
Urchan himself distributes food in his hospice to those applying themselves to letters and to pilgrims; he succeeds Osman
Urchan sets out to storm Prusa
Urchan, the son of Osman, reigned for thirty-two years
Urchan Gases
Father of Suleiman the Pasha; at what time he died
Uresis, prince of the Dalmatians
Uri and Urzi
peoples
Uriah
pays for his continence with his death
Urias
was a prophet
Urna dicitur B. Virgo
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Urnatorium
how it should be shaken
that is, the building in which urns stood, into which lots were cast and shaken, to determine in what order each charioteer should run in the circus games
Urosius
surnamed Saint and Milutin
Ursa minor
Ursacius and Valens, pamphlet at Milan
Ursacius and Valens, peaceful letters
Ursacius, a calumniator of Athanasius
Ursicinus
slayer of Silvanus
Ursicinus, Roman bishop
Ursicius
a Roman deacon
Uscufis
What kind of small caps the Turkish "Uscufis" are
Uscula
"Uscula" signifies a Turkish cap
Useful
Those who separate the useful from the just are impious to Plato
Usinian Tyrrhenians
oppressed by servants [and] restored by the Romans
Uskoks
Who the Uskoks are
Uskup
Usous, having used a tree in place of a ship, he committed himself to the sea
Usserius Armachanus
Ustazelves
Ustazelves is killed
Usthazades, tutor of Sapor
a martyr
Usun
"Usun" means long or tall to the Turks
Usun Chasan
Usury
of 2500 drachmas out of 20000
Usury (concerning), and places in Holy Scripture regarding it
Usurers are execrable to all
Usury and interest
contaminate the earth
Uthman
captures many cities in Cilicia
Uthman, amir of the Saracens
Treacherously killed by the people of Ethribus
Uthman, son of Caca
Excursions into Asia and loses his brother
Fights the Romans under inauspicious signs
sits at Dabecum
Utility
It is the mark of the most perfect and wise men to have a regard for private utility joined with public advantages
Nothing is better than a good wife, nothing worse than a bad one
Some of the men of old were granted by divine favor for the public utility
Utility, public
preferred to the severity of the laws
Utrum audiendi sint dicentes, hominem a principio caducum corpus habuisse
Utrum beatus Joannes evangelista morti concesserit, sive non
Utrum cœlum rotundum sit et immobile, necne, juxta D. Chrysostomum
Utrum in peccata lapsis condescendendum sit, an, prout ratio postulat, increpandi sint
Utrum justi proficere debeant scientia et gloria, vel non, post eam, quæ ibi erit, restitutionem
Utrum oporteat attendere dicentibus, corruptibileis esse paradisum et post crucem non statim in eum introiisse latronem
Uva (grape)
bitter, proverb
Uvittigas, a Goth, is made captive
Uvittigas, a Goth, is made captive
Uvæ (Grapes)
immature, which sprouted after the vintage, and what sign they portended
Uxores (Wives)
common to all by the constitution of Cabades, king of the Persians
Uxoris (Wife)
the permission to take a wife given to clerics in Thessaly, whence it had its origin
Uzun Hassan
Commander of the military of Uzun Hassan, the Parthian king
Uzun Hassan gives himself to flight with his men
Uzun Hassan led his troops against the Turks
Uzun Hassan prepares for war
Uzza, a Levite
struck dead for touching the Ark rashly
Uzziah
It happened in the year that king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne high and lifted up (Isa. 6. 1)
NOTICE concerning the Homilies on Uzziah or on the Seraphim
on that statement of Isaiah, It happened in the year that king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne high and lifted up (Isa. 6. 1)
on that statement of the prophet Isaiah, It happened in the year that king Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne high and lifted up (Isa. 6. 1)
the history of king Uzziah is recounted
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