Subjects — Z
199 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
Zabas, greater and lesser, rivers of Persia
Zabdicene
Zabdicene
Zabergas
Zabergas
Zabratus, Zaratas, Zaratus, Nazaratus, whether they are the same
Zacchaeus, the prince of publicans
Zachariah, father of John the Baptist
Zacharias
a sycophantic writer
He held the kingdom of Israel for six months, 7
He was handed over to his own domestics to be put to the sword, 7
In their interpretation of the Scriptures they called him Azarias whom the Hebrew volumes call Zacharias
place of
Son of Gegnesius from a secret coupling
The tracks of the blood of the prophet Zacharias poured out before the altar still existing in the marble
Whence he is called a mercenary among the Manichaeans
who is Azarias, son of Jeroboam, 7
Who that Zacharias is, and what his true name is
who, though unworthy, obtained a mastership of doctrine among the Paulicians
Why Zacharias saw iniquity sitting upon a talent of lead
Zacharias lost the use of his voice
Zacharias, the father of Saint John the Baptist, prophesied, as one filled with the Holy Spirit
Zacharias (family)
or Jaquerias, Genoese family
Zacharias assigned among the emperor's physicians
Zacharias assigned among the emperor's physicians
Zacharias prefigured baptism
Zacharias the monk
admirable
Discovery of the prophet Zechariah
Zacharias the priest was at once a prophet
Zacharias the prophet
232
bones found in a village of the Eleutheropolitan territory
He also fulfilled the office of prophecy in the fourth year of Darius, 232
He began to prophesy in the same year as Haggai, 232
He died very old in Judah, and was buried near the prophet Haggai, 232
He foretold that Iddo would beget a son who would serve God as a priest in the temple, and that he would beget Zerubbabel for Salathiel, 232
He foretold the arrival of Christ in Jerusalem upon a donkey, and the price of His betrayal, 232
Zacharias the prophet during the time of the Babylonian captivity
Zacharias, archbishop of Chalcedon
friend of Photius
Photius sends him a medicine serving to strengthen the stomach
Zacharias, bishop of Jerusalem
He is restored to his see by Heraclius
When the city was captured, he himself was led into Persia
Zacharias, bishop of Rome
Zacharias, imperial physician
Zacharias, imperial physician
Zacharias, monk
Zacharias, patriarch of the Armenians
Photius writes to him concerning the Synod of Chalcedon and its authority
Zacharias, prefect of Palestine
Zacharias, Roman pontiff
distinguished for his virtue and doctrines
Zacharias, son of Barachias
a priest and doctor of the law
Zacharias, that is, remembrance of God
Zacharias, the father of John
prophesied concerning the advent of Christ
Zacharias, the father of John, was killed in the temple for the sake of Christ
Zacharias, the time in which he lived
Zacheus, by the conversion of his way of life, killed the publican [in him]
Zacomus
by what occasion he first received the Christian religion of the Saracens
Zacynthus
afflicted by Saele Apocape
occupied by Mohammed II
Zagora
The vicinity of Zagora and Philippopolis devastated
Zagura
Zaleucus, for his son, who was convicted of adultery, he gouged out one eye of his son and one of his own
Zaleucus, laws were passed by him against those who drink wine, and against adulterers
Zaleucus, the laws which he delivered, he was reported to have received from Minerva
Zaleucus, why he was called the first legislator
Zalmoxis
Zalmoxis the hero, and what the embassy to him was, and by whom it was sent annually
ZAMAEL
an evil spirit
Zamararsus, king of the Iberians
friend of Rome
Zamasphes, king of the Persians
Zamolxis
Thracian philosopher
Zamolxis, a philosopher in Thrace
Zamolxis, slave of Pythagoras
Zanares
a heretic, brought not a few damages upon the human race by his impieties
Zaps
Zaps, what it signifies
Zaradas
the Persians, having rejected his institutions, embraced the doctrine of Christ
Zaranes
the forerunner of Manes, the teacher of impiety
Zarethas
general of the Persians
Zarina, queen of the Sacae
Zarnatas
a fortress gifted to the Despot Constantine by his brother Theodore
captured by the Despot Thomas
Zautza, Stylianus
He accompanies the emperor with his daughter, who is second after the emperor
He becomes Master and Logothete of the public post
He is created Father of the Emperor
He is the cause of the Bulgarian war
head of the bodyguard (hetaeriarch), prevents the blinding of Leo
Zauzalus
see Jacob, from whom are the Jacobites
Zeal
The perverse zeal of the Jews
Zeal seems to provide the greatest occasion for many to bear enmity against one another
It is sometimes taken for envy
Zeal, tempered by mercy
Zealots, their sedition
Zealous men struggle against heretics
Zebedee
The petition of the mother of the sons of Zebedee
Zebenus, bishop of Eleutheropolis
how he found the relics of the ancient prophets
Zechariah, his prophecy
Zechariah, the age of the prophet
Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist, is a prophet
Zechariah’s flying sickle
Tares until the harvest
Zechi
The prince of the Zechi, called King by Emperor Conrad
Zedekiah the king moved against Jeremiah, and why
Zelebi
Origin of the surname
Zelebis
Zelebis signifies noble
Zelican heresy
Zelisa
Zemarchus the Cilician, leader of the eastern cities
Zemarchus the Cilician, leader of the eastern cities
Zemarchus, commander
attached to Areobindus
Zemasiel Achir
A certain Turkish month
Zemenicum
A fortress of the Christians, captured by the Turks
Zemes
Defeated by his brother Bajazet, flees into Caramania
Zemes the second, son of Mahomet, having had poison administered to him by the Pope, gradually wastes away and expires
Zemes the Sultan, defeated a second time, flees to the sea and takes refuge in Italy
Zemes the Sultan, having led his forces from Caramania, sets out for Brusa and builds a dwelling for himself
Zenas
to whom Justin writes
Zenderlu Chelil
who he is
Zenempisas
Zenempisas defects from the Turks
Zeno
Created emperor of the Romans
Favoring Peter Fullo, he compels the Martyr, bishop of Antioch, to abdicate
Having ejected John the Tabennesite, he restores Peter Mongus to Alexandria, and promulgates the Henoticon
He beheads Armatius, and makes Basiliscus’ son a reader
He brings Basiliscus to starvation at Cucusus
He commits many slaughters and everything wicked
He compels the legates of Felix, bishop of the Roman see, to communicate with Acacius and Peter Mongus
He ejects Peter Fullo because he had favored Basiliscus
He expels Calandion from Antioch and restores Fullo
He forces the bishops of the East and the same legates to subscribe to the Henoticon
He is attacked by treachery from Aspar
He puts a second Stephen in charge of Antioch after Stephen's death: then, when he was removed, he commands Acacius to ordain a bishop for Antioch
He routs Leontius, who had been proclaimed emperor in place of Verina, and kills Illy's brother
He seeks the city again. He captures Armatius, Basiliscus’ commander, with promises
He sends Theodoric, son of Valamer, into Italy
He sends Verina, his mother-in-law, to Papurium
His *Henotikon* or unifying edict regarding the union of the Churches
His letter to Pope Felix
His wicked life
joined in marriage to Ariadne, daughter of Leo
Seized by the comitial disease (epilepsy), he dies
Upon the death of Leo's son, he is created emperor
When Basiliscus rebels, he flees into Isauria
Zeno, called Arisames at the beginning, is adopted as son-law by Leo Augustus
Zeno and the Stoics’ opinion concerning God's providence
Zeno heretic
Zeno of Citium
In his book On the Republic, he conceals the fabrication of temples and idols
Zeno of Citium, son of Mnaseas, disciple of Crates, founder of the Stoic sect; his views on the origins of the world
Zeno of Myndus
on the Telmessian seer
Zeno the Eleatic invented dialectic
Zeno the Eleatic, he spat his own tongue at the tyrant
Zeno the Eleatic, successor of Parmenides
Zeno the Eleatic, who that tyrant was
Zeno the Isaurian
He becomes the emperor’s son-in-law
kills Aspar and Ardaburius by order of Leo
On his reign, intemperance, and utterly dissolute life
The death of Emperor Zeno
Zeno, upon the death of his son, Leo the Younger, becomes sole emperor
Zeno’s encyclical edict, neither rejecting nor approving the Chalcedonian synod
Zeno the monk
The affairs of Zeno the nephew, hidden during the persecution of his uncles, and what was done afterwards
Zeno the patrician
Zeno, a man thoroughly slothful and unwarlike
Zeno, a man thoroughly slothful and unwarlike
Zeno, bishop of Majuma
a holy man
Zeno, emperor
He loses the Roman Empire
Zeno's perverse opinion or sentiment in religion
Zeno, opinion on world being burned
Zenobia, a Jewess, patroness of Paul of Samosata
Zenobius
Zenobius, architect of the Martyrium in Jerusalem
Zenobius, bishop of Sidon, martyr
Zenodia, wife of Basiliscus, heretic
She flees with her husband into the baptistery
Zenodotus, grammarian
Zenus, bishop
I, 104
Zephyrium promontory
Zerbule, fortress
captured by the Romans
Zercola
Red and white Zercola, what they are
Zercola is a head covering made of felt, having a wide, thin fringe, which is placed on the head
Zercunes
Zernomianuni (city)
Castellum
It is given to John Palæologus
The Emperor surrendered it
Zeromioneuses are subdued by Cantacuzenus
Zerubbabel of the tribe of Judah. He transmitted the scepter down to Herod
Zerubbabel son of Salathiel
With his companions, he builds the temple of the Lord, 234
Zeschnegir
Zeschnegir is a taster for the Turks
Zeschuegir bassi
zeugalatia (yokes of oxen)
Zeugalatiis
the Hebrew gate of Patras
Zeugmatius the Great
a blind monk
Zeugminum besieged by Manuel
Zeuxippus
called the new Jerusalem by Gregory
The opinions of interpreters on this matter
Zeuxis
the greatest painter of his age
Zezices, prince of the Saracens
Ziandus, brother of Maris
killed by the victor Muchar
Ziangir
Seeing his brother, Suuin Mustapha, killed by his father’s order, drives a dagger into his own belly and, collapsing over his brother's corpse, expires
Son of Soleiman
Zianus
a servant of Cantacuzenus, shows extreme audacity
His calumny is detected
Zibit
what it is
Zibuc
The plain of Zibuc is the same as Sivac
Zibuccia
A province
Zichides
Priests of the Turks
Zichna
a town
Crale is conceded
Ziebelas, prince of the Chazari
offers homage to Heraclius and equips him with troops
Zienes
Son of Orthobulis
Zietuca
A district of Anatolia, is added to the empire of Muratis
Zigetum
Attacked indeed, but not captured
Comes into the hands of the Turks
Is besieged by the Sultan
Ziligdes, king of the Huns
killed by the king of the Persians as a traitor
Zimarchus, Count of the East
Zimpanus
a Triballian cattle-herder
Zimri, king of Israel
father of Ahab, 435
He walked in the ways of Jeroboam son of Nebat, who made Israel to sin, 435
Zindis
A Kemaled beg
Zingani
Zingis Chan
When Zingis Chan first became famous
Zingis Chan pursues Uguanem Chan
Zingis Chan, the Belvacensian, is Chingis Chan
Zizaniorum (tares)
parable of
Zoe
daughter of Paraspondeli; marries Demetrius the Despot
Dies
Marries Constantine Monomachus, and through the marriage hands over the empire
The Empress Zoe made Constantine Monomachus judge of the Greeks
Zoe is deceived by the blandishments of the Orphanotrophos
Zoe makes Michael emperor
Zoe seeks another husband
Zoe’s death
Zoe and Theodora sent into exile
Zoe Argyropulo nupta
Zoe, wife of Romanus II
Zoilus
Zoilus, administrator of the city of Antioch under Theodosius the Younger, what works he built at Antioch
Zoilus, bishop of Alexandria
Zoilus, bishop of Andros, attended the Synod of Alexandria in the year 362
Zoilus, deacon of Mareotis, subscribes to the Synod of Alexandria in the year 320
Zois, bishop
II, 41
Zolnoccum
Zolnoccum taken from the Turks by the Agrienses
Zona
accepted as a symbol of honor, in what it differs from a baltheus
purple
Zona B. Virginis
Zonaitas Smyrnæ princeps
Zonaras
Why Zonaras wrote history
Zonaras appears to have been harmed by Alexios
Zonaras omitted those things which happened after the destruction of Carthage
Zonaras’s long enumeration of the parts of his history
Zonaras, commendation
II, 37
Zonaræ locus
Zonchium
Zone
girding the loins, mortification of the flesh
Military zone in Job and in David, what it signifies
Zooras
is anathematized
Zopyrus
his act toward Cyrus during the siege of Babylon
Zorades
a disciple of Manes
Zorli
Was formerly called Tzurolloe
Zoroaster
Zoroaster Persarum astronomus
Zoroaster the Magus
Zorobabel
attendant of Darius
his stone adorned with seven eyes
restorer of Judea
The hands of Zorobabel have founded the final house of God, and the same have finished it
was a type of Christ
Zorobabel, son of Salathiel, a wise man
Zorobabeli historia
Zorobabelus Salathieli F. ex Judaica tribu regnum occupat
Zosimas, a holy man
How he behaved toward Mary of Egypt
The curses of Zosimus against Emperor Constantine
They are refuted
Zosimas, a monk and anchorite
Zosimus
a disciple of the heretic Sergius
Zosimus and Maro, reprobate men
Zosimus and Martinianus, indomitable and stupid men
Zosimus born of a servant father
Zosimus infected with every vice
Zosimus noted for voracity
Zosimus, a presbyter in appearance only, the plague of the city, the rot of the Church, a disgrace to liberty
Zosimus, a storehouse of vice, a treasury of impudence
Zosimus, an implacable wild beast
Zosimus, an untamed beast, a demon possessing human form
Zosimus, ignoble, arrogant
Zosimus, in age a presbyter, surpassing all in lust
Zosimus, laboring under ignorance of all things, and impious, left no species of crime untouched
Zosimus, leader of robbers
Zosimus, relaxing the reins of carnal affection
Zosimus, the impious one, who considered the divine oracles to be mere trifling nonsense and magic
Zosimus, who and what he is
Zosimus, worthy of six hundred punishments
Zosimus, writer of history, was a pagan, and on that account hostile to Constantine
Zosimus heretic
Zosimus subscribes to the Synod of Sardica
Zosimus the Count, Histories
Zosta
namely the patrician leader of the female company of the Augusta, and her nearest companion and friend, whence so called
What is to be observed in her promotion
Zozimas
His miracles
Predicts the earthquake at Antioch
Zozimas, a Syrian monk
Zozimus, bishop
I, 512
Zuchasanes
defeats Mohammed II and is defeated by him
Zuma
Zuma is a large temple of stone construction
Zunaites
A defector
Duke of Smyrna
Zungi
A place named from the slaughter of the Serbians
Zupani dignity
Zybus
a most powerful man of the Thii
Fighting spiritedly, he falls
Zygaenae (hammerhead sharks)
zygastikon (weighing fee)
Zygenæ, ceti species
Zygri, a bishopric near Libya
Zympe
a fortress of Thrace, occupied by the Persians
Zyraces
a servant of the Empress, betrays Byzantium
Zythna
Captured
Zythus
a certain drink of the Egyptians, cold and turbid
used in place of wine by those fasting, to the protest of the Fathers
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