Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy; of Joshua the Son of Nun, one; of the Judges, one; of Ruth, one; of the Kings, four; of the Chronicles, two; of Ezra, two; of Esther, one; of the Maccabees, three; of Job, one; of the Psalter, one; of Solomon, three, viz. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Songs; of the Prophets, twelve; of Isaiah, one; of Jeremiah, one; of Ezekiel, one; of Daniel, one. But besides these Canonical books, you are recommended to teach your young persons the Wisdom of the very learned Sirach. Our own books, that is, those of the New Testament, are; the four Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John; fourteen Epistles of Paul; two Epistles of Peter; three of John; one of James; and one of Jude. Two Epistles of Clemens, and the Constitutions of me Clemens, addressed to you Bishops in eight books, which are not to be published to all on account of the mystical things in them. And the Acts of us the Apostles.

INDEX.

In this Index, N. means the Council of Nice. 1, 2, 3, C. first, second,
or third of Constantinople. E. Ephesus. Ch. Chalcedon. An. Ancyra.
Neo. Neocæsarea. G. Gangra. Ant. Antioch. La. Laodicea. Ap.
Apostolical Canons. n. note. The numbers refer to the different
Canons, or to the Notes.

Acolythists, Ch. 14. n.

A.

Ælia or Jerusalem, privileges given to, N. 7.

Africa, Bishops of, their dispute with the Popes about appeals,

N. 20. n.

Alexandria, privileges of Bishop, N. 6.

Anastasius, impugner of the title Theotocos, E. introd.

Ancient customs confirmed, N. 6. 1 C. 2.

Angels not to be invoked, La. 35.

Antioch, privileges of Bishop, N. 6. not to meddle with
Cyprus, E. 8. n.

Apocrisarii, Ch. 14. n.

Appeals to provincial Synods, N. 5. Ap. 30. to a greater Synod,
Ant. 12. to Diocesan Synods, 1 C. 6. Ch. 17. to the Civil
Powers, or a General Council forbidden, 1 C. 6. Ant. 12.
Archbishop, the original title of Patriarchs, N. Syn. Ep. n. 4.
Arius, N. Syn. Ep. and n. 2.

Arians how admitted into the Church, 1 C. 7.

Asian Diocese, Ch. 18.

Autumn, time for one of the annual Synods, N. 5.

B.

Bailiff or Paramonarius, Ch. 14. n.

Baptism, of converted heretics, 1 C. 7. to be performed with
three immersions, Ap. 50. in the name of Father, Son, and
Holy Ghost, Ap. 49. Candidates for, to give in their names in
Lent, La. 45. Called enlightening, Neo. 12. La. 3. 4. 5. 46.
Clinical incapacitates for Orders, Neo. 12.

Berus, a sort of dress, G. 12.

Bishop, by whom to be ordained, N. 4. and n. Ant. 19. 23. Ap. 1.
no new convert, N. 2. Ap. 80. only one in a City, N. 8.
subject to a Synod, N. 5. how to be proceeded against when
accused, 1 C. 6. Ap. 74. by what evidence to be convicted,
Ch. 21. Ap. 75. by whom to be censured, Ant. 13. Ap. 74.
by whom to be deposed, Ant. 4. 12. 14. Ap. 74. not to be
degraded to the rank of Presbyter, Ch. 29. and n. not to or-
dain a successor, Ant. 23. Ap. 76. not to reject his wife, Ap.
6. forbidden secular employment, Ch. 3. Ap. 7. 83. not to
be translated, N. 15. Ant. 21. Ap. 14. not to sell Orders, Ch.
2. Ap. 30. not to ordain the Clergy of other Bishops, N. 16.
Ap. 36. might shorten penance, N. 12. An. 2. 5. 7. his
personal property preserved to him, Ant. 24. Ap. 40. without
a See, Ant. 16. 18. An. 18. Ap. 37.

Bishopric to be filled in three months, Ch. 25.

Blood, or things strangled, or sacrificed to idols, not to be eaten,
G. 2. Ap. 63.

Book of the Western Bishops, 1 C. 5. n.

C.

Canon of the Old and New Testament, La. 59. Ap. 85.

Canon, or list of the Clergy, N. 16, 17. Ch. 2. Ant. 1. 2. 11.
Catechist, Ch. 14. n.

Catechumens, orders of, N. 2. n. 14. n. lapsing become hearers,

N. 14. Neo. 5.

Cathari, or Novatians, N. 8. n.

Celestius, E. 1. n.

Chapters, the three condemned, 2 C. introd.

Charisius, E. 7. n.

Chorepiscopus, account of the office, N. 8. n.

Chrism, 1 C. 7. La. 7, 48.

Christians, converted heretics so called before Baptism, 1 C. 7. n.
Church, ancient divisions of, N. Syn. Ep. n. 4.
Churches, ancient form of described, N. 11. n.

Clergy, not to take civil offices, Ch. 7. not to travel without
letters, Ch. 13. not to go to other Churches, N. 16. not to
have women living with them, N. 3. deposed, not to be evi-
dence against a Bishop, 1 C. 6. the inferior orders of, Ch.
14. n.

Code of the Canons of the universal Church, Ch. 1. n.
Communion, at point of death allowed to all, N. 13.
Constantinople, privileges of Bishop, 1 C. 3. Ch. 9. 17. 28.
Costanders, N. 11. and n.

Councils, Trullan or Quini-sextine, 3 C. introd.

Creed, Nicene.-Constantinople, addition of the words," and the
Son," I C. Creed, n.-Nestorian, of Theodore of Mopsuestia,
E. 7. n.

Cyprus, not subject to auy Patriarch, E. 8.

Cyril of Alexandria, his twelve anathemas against Nestorius,
E. end; his letter to Nestorius, Ch. Def. of Faith.

D.

Deacons, their office, N. 18. n. not to sit with Bishops, amongst
the Presbyters, nor to give them the Eucharist, N. 18. La. 20.
seven in a City, Neo. 14.

Deaconesses, their office, N. 19. n.

Defensors, Ch. 2. 14. n.

Digamists, An. 19. Neo. 3. 7. La. 1.

Dioceses, the same as Patriarchates, N. Syn. Ep. n. 4. 1 C. 2.
Ch. 9. 28.

Dioscorus, Bishop of Alexandria, Ch. introd.

Door-keepers, Ch. 14. n.

E.

Easter, day of keeping, N. Syn. Ep. and n. 5.

Egypt, Bishops of, subject to the Bishop of Alexandria, N. 6.
do nothing without his consent, Ch. 30.

Ephesus, the Latrocinium of, Ch. introd.

Eucharist, to be received by all who come to Church, Ant. 2.
Ap. 9. 10. not to be celebrated in private houses, La. 58.
called the Viaticum, N. 13.

Eudoxians, 1 C. 1. n.

Eulogies, La. 32.

Eunomians, 1 C. 1. n.

Eunomius of Nicomedia, his case, Ch. 12. n.

Eunuch, voluntary not to be ordained, N. 1. involuntary, may
be, ib. Ap. 21. 22.

Eustathius, of Berytus, his case, Ch. 12. n. of Pamphylia, his
case, E. introd. Another, his tenets condemned by the Council
of Ancyra, An. introd.

Eutyches, Ch. introd.

Exarch of a diocese, Ch. 9. 17.

Excommunication, clerical and lay, difference of, N. 16. n.
Exorcism, of converted heretics, 1 C. 7.

Exorcists, Ch. 14. n.

F.

Fasting on the Sabbaths and Lord's days forbidden, G. 18. Ap.
64. in Lent, La. 50. Ap. 69. on Wednesdays and Fridays,
Ap. 69.

Foreigners, not to be received without letters, Ant. 7. Ap. 13. 26.