Subjects — X
57 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
Xanthia (Ξάνθεια) a small town
Xanthippe
Xanthippe, wife of Socrates
Xanthippus, bishop of First Numidia
I, 638
Xanthopulus (Nicephorus)
Xanthus, the horse of Achilles, foretells his death
Xanticus
Christ rose again in that month
Cyril seems to begin it from the 28th of March
The world created and restored in the same month
when it would begin. Various opinions of authors on this matter
Xena the woman
celebrated for holiness
Concerning the affairs of Xenaia of Hieropolis
Xenaias
Called to Constantinople by Macedonius, he is expelled while the people are in uproar
chased away by Calandion, through the suffrage of Peter Fullo, bishop of Hierapolis, a slave, heretic, and unbaptized
He is ejected by Justin
He stirs up church affairs in the East, and moves them against Flavian and even against Anastasius
He strikes Pope Leo and the Synod of Chalcedon with anathema
Xenocrates
His views on the origin of the world
Karchēdonios for Kalchēdonios is said in A. and RR
On how he defines the soul
Xenocrates, third from Plato
Xenocrates seems to have indicated the Father and the Son
Xenocrates, concerning faith
Xenocrates, concerning God known from wild beasts
Xenocrates, concerning the highest good
Xenocrates, he said that the seven planets and the world are gods
Xenocrates, his poems concerning God the Father and the Son
Xenodochia (guesthouses) not to be established anew, but those which have been established are to be cared for
I, 353
Xenodochia and Xenones
hospices for the elderly, the infirm, etc
Xenomes
Xenon subscribes to the Synod of Sardica
Xenophanes
He posited multiple worlds
His views on the sun and moon
His views on the universe
On the stars
What principle he established
Xenophanes the poet, the time in which he lived
Xenophanes thought the world was eternal and incorruptible
Xenophanes, his age
Xenophanes, what he drew from Holy Scripture
Xenophanes’ poems concerning the gods of various nations, by whom they are cited
Xenophon the monk
how holily and piously he lived
Xenophon's opinion concerning God
Xenophon, what he stole from Holy Scripture
Xenophon’s eulogy
Xenus the Hebrew
debates with John VI and Matthew the hieromonk
embraces the Christian religion
Xephodres
Xerogypsus river
Xerolophi column
Deformed by a stroke of lightning
erected to Arcadius at Constantinople
Its right hand collapsed
Xerolophus
what place it is
Xerophagia (Ξηροφαγία)
Xerophagiae
observed on fasting days, according to Tertullian
Xerus
Xerxes
About to cross through Thermopylae
Xerxes could not tame the Athenians
Xerxes, king of the Persians
He lost his army in Greece
Xiphias (swordfish), or swords
Xiphilinus
Xisuthrus, after it ceased raining, sent out birds from the ark
Xisuthrus, son of Otiartes
XXV. — Moynius wrongly denied that the antiquity of the Church of Portus was equal to the age of St. Hippolytus
XXVI. — Moynius’s conjecture concerning the ancient unhealthiness of the air of the Roman Port is rejected
XXVII. — The question of what was the natal day of St. Hippolytus among the ancients is weighed
Xylander’s observations on the books of Clement of Alexandria
Xylokerkos
Hippodrome
Xystides
Xystus, a Bulgarian fish
Xystus, bishop of Rome
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