ELFRIC, 127.
African Churches, 50.
Agobard, 126.
Albigenses, heretics, 123, 174.
Alexandria, Church of, 9;
patriarchate of, 103.
Alfred, king, 150.
Alsatia, converted, 119.
Ambrose, 94.
America, Church of, 268.
Ammon, 84.
Amorium, martyrs of, 147.
Anabaptists, 260.
Anselm, 187-193.
Antioch, council of, 14, 30, 62.
Antioch, patriarch of, 103.
Antony, 82-84.
Apollinaris, heretic, 67.
Arabians, converted, 71.
Arianism, 60-66.
Ariminum, synod of, 64.
Arius, heretic, 60, 61, 62.
Arminians, 245.
Artemon, 14.
Articles of the English Church,
Asia Minor, 8, 22, 26.
Athanasius, 61-66.
Augsburg, diet of, 239.
Augustine, 69, 97.
Augustine, of Canterbury, 72.
Baptism, 52; of infants, 53.
Baptists, 260.
Basil the Great, 92.
Basil, synod of, 237.
Basire, archdeacon, 322.
Batavians, converted, 78.
Bavaria, converted, 119.
Beads, 231.
Bede, venerable, 138.
Benedict, 99.
Benedict of Anianum, 159.
Berengarius, heretic, 122, 129.
Bernard of Clairvaux, 193-
200, 222.
Clement of Rome, 17, 50.
Clement of Alexandria, 39.
Clugny, 158.
Columbanus, 78, 226.
Communion in one kind, in-
troduced, 232.
Confession, 58, 129, 130, 232.
Confirmation, 53.
Congo, converted, 172.
Constance, synod of, 236.
Constantine the Great, 11.
Constantinople, patriarch of,
102, 103.
CONSTANTINOPLE, I. SYNOD
Creeds, 55; Apostles', 56;
Nicene, ibid.
Crusades, 209, 218-224.
Cyprian, 40-48.
Cyril of Alexandria, 70.
Cyril of Jerusalem, 88.
Cyrillus Lucaris, 322.
D'Alembert, 325.
Dalmatia, converted, 120.
Damian, 229.
Deacons, 58, 59, 105.
Decretals, spurious, 161.
Denmark, Christianity intro-
duced, 120.
Diocletian, 22.
Dionysius of Corinth, 50.
Dioscorus, heretic, 70.
Discipline of the scourge, in-
troduced, 229.
Divisions of Churches, 50, 51,
107, 108, 163, &c.
Domitian, 22.
Donatists, 51, 109.
Edessa, Church of, 9.
Edward VI., 271.
Egyptian monks, 84.
Elevation of eucharist, intro-
Elipandus, heretic, 122.
England, Reformation in, 251-
258.
Ephesus, 8, 22.
EPHESUS, SYNOD OF, 70.
Episcopacy, 9, 58.
Ethiopia, converted, 67.
Eucharist, 35, 54, 126.
Eunomius, heretic, 93.
Eusebius of Cæsarea, 88.
Eusebius of Nicomedia, 61.
Eusebius of Vercellæ, 65, 87.
Eustathians, 86.
Eutyches, heretic, 70.
Excommunication, abused,
Ferrar, Nicholas, 281-286.
Fidus of Meissen, 149.
Flagellants, 229-231.
Florence, synod of, 237.
France, Reformation in, 244.
Francis of Assisium, 201.
Frankfort, synod, against wor-
ship of images, 122, 125.
Franks, converted, 71, 78.
Frederick II. 325.
Friars, begging, 226.
Friesland, Christianity intro-
duced, 119.
Frumentius, 67.
Gallican Church, 299.
Georgia, converted, 68.
Germany, Reformation there,
237, &c.
Gerson, 178-184, 203.
Gnostics, 14.
Goa, Christianity there, 306.
Goths, converted, 68.
Gratian, 233.
Greece, Church of, 323.
Gregory the Great, 72, 133.
Gregory VII., 212.
Gregory the Illuminator, 38.
Gregory Nazianzen, 92, 94.
Gregory Thaumaturgus, 40.
Gregory of Utrecht, 145.
Grosteste, bishop, 202.
Hammond, 287-289.
Hilary of Poictiers, 65, 87,
90.
Hildebrand, 212.
Hoadly, heretic, 261.
Holland, Reformation in, 245.
Homobonus, 200.
Homoüsion, 60.
Honorius of Rome, heretic,
73, 74.
Hooker, 277-281.
Hungary, converted, 120, 121.
Iconoclasts, 124.
Ignatius, 19, 36.
Image-worship, 124-126;
danger of, 170, 303.
Independents or Brownists,
India, conversions in, 307.
Indulgences, 218.
Infidelity, 299, 323, &c.
Interim, the, 242.
Invocation of saints, 110, 157,
Ireland, converted, 71.
Ireland, Church of, 262;
Reformation there, 262;
schism of Romanists, 264-
266.
Irenæus, 11, 12, 38.
Jacobites, 71.
Jansenists, 296.
Japan, Christianity there, 309.
Jerome, 97.
Jerusalem, patriarchate of,
Jesuits, 296, 297, 298, 299,
Jewell, bishop, 277.
John, apostle, 22.
John Chrysostom, 96.
Joseph II. 297.
Julius of Rome, 63.
Justin Martyr, 10, 36.
Justiniani, Laurence, 203-206.
Kempis, Thomas à, 203.
Kilianus, 78.
Latimer, bishop, 274-276.
Laud, archbishop, 283, 286.
Lebuin, 145.
Leo the Great, 70, 99.
Libanus, converted, 71.
Lithuania, converted, 172.
Liturgy, language of, 113, 114,
Liturgies, 56, 161.
Livonia, converted, 171.
Lord's supper. See Eucharist.
Lucifer of Cagliari, 87, 109.*
Luciferians, 109.
Luitprand, 140.
Luther, 237, 245-247.
-his opinion of the Church,
206.
Lyra, 203.
Macedonius, heretic, 67.
Mahomet, 74, 75.
Maronites, converted, 170.
Marriage, 36; of clergy, 115,
255.
Martin of Tours, 68, 85, 90.
Melancthon, 247.
Meletians, 61.
Meletius of Antioch, 88.
Mendicants, 226.
Menezes, archbishop, 301.
Methodists, 261.
Metropolitans, 104.
Monastic life, 79, &c.
Monica, 97.
Monks, their corruptions, 158,
Monophysites, heretics, 71.
Monothelites, heretics, 73.
Nechites, 208.
Nectarius, 58.
Nero, 21.
Nestorius, heretic, 69.
NICE, SYNOD of, 60.
Nice, synod for images, 125.
Nicene Creed, 60.
Nilus of Calabria, 152-156.
Noëtus, 14.
Non-jurors, 260.
Normans, converted, 121.
Novatians, 51.
Ockham, 203.
Odo of Clugny, 158.
Origen, 11, 40.
Otto of Bamberg, 166-169.
Oxford, University of, 151,
233.
Pachomius, 84.
Palls, 162.
Papists, their separation from
the Churches of England and
Ireland, 258, 264.
Paschasius Radbert, 126.
Patriarchs, 104.
Patrick, 71.
Paul, apostle, 8, 22.
Paul, Vincent de, 319.
Paul of Samosata, 14.
Paulicians, heretics, 123.
Pelagius, heretic, 68.
Penitence, 57, 76, 151.
Penitentiaries, 58.
Peter, apostle, 7, 9, 22.
Peter the Hermit, 219.
Peter Lombard, 201, 233.
Photinus, heretic, 67.
Photius, 64.
Pictures of saints, 113.
Pilgrimages, 112.
Pliny, 10, 12.
Pluralities, 228.
Poland, converted, 121.
Polycarp, 23-28, 37.
Pomerania, converted, 166-
169.
Popes, temporal power of,
159, 212, &c.; taxes im-
posed by them, 214-216;
appeals to them, 216; dis-
pensations, 217; usurpa-
tions of patronage, 217.
Praxeas, 14.
Prayers for the dead, 117.
Presbyters, 58, 105.
Procession of Holy Spirit,
173.
Protestants, origin of the term,
239.
Prussia, converted, 171.
Purgatory, 117, 173, 185.
Puritans, origin of, 259.
Rationalism in Germany, 243,
330.
Ratisbon, conference of, 241.
Richard of Chichester, 201.
Ridley, martyr, 269-277.
Roman Church, 8; its cha-
rity, 50.
Rome, patriarchate of, 100,
103; jurisdiction of, its
origin and increase, 99-101,
161, 162, 184, 211-218,
224. See Popes.
Rosary, invented, 231.
Rugen, isle of, converted, 169.
Russia, converted,
121;
Church of, 323.
Sabellius, 14.
Saints, worship of, 302.
Sales, Francis de, 314,
Saracens, their ravages, 119.
Sardica, synod of, 63, 100.
Scapulary, invented, 231.
Scholastic theology, 232.
Scotland, Reformation there,
267; Presbyterian schism,
267, 268.
Semi-Arians, 66.
Simeon Stylites, 86.
Smalcald, league of, 241.
Smyrna, 23.
Society for promoting Chris-
tian Knowledge, 294; for
propagating the Gospel,
294; Church Missionary,
294.
Stephen of Rome, 50.
Studium, monastery, 137.
Suevi, converted, 78.
Sweden, converted, 120, 121.
Switzerland, converted, 78,
119.
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