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THE REV. R. BINGHAM, JUN., M.A.
FORMERLY OF MAGDALENE HALL, OXFORD,
AND
FOR MANY YEARS CURATE OF TRINITY CHURCH, GOSPORT.
A NEW EDITION, IN TEN VOLUMES.
V O L. III.
OXFORD:
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.
M. DCCC. LV.
Clar. Press.
l.d. 3.
CONTENTS
OF THE
EIGHTH, NINTH, AND TENTH BOOKS
OF
THE ANTIQUITIES OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
BOOK VIII.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE ANCIENT OHURCHES, AND THEIR SEVERAL
PARTS, UTENSILS, CONSECRATIONS, IMMUNITIES, &c.
CHAPTER I.
Of the several names and first original of churches among Christians.
Sect. I. Of the name ecclesia, and ékknolaotńpov, I.-II. Of the names
dominicum and Kvplakòv, whence comes kyrk and church, and domus
columbe, 2.—III. Of the distinction between domus Dei, domus divina,
and domus ecclesiæ, 5.-IV. Churches called oratories, or houses of
prayer, 6.–V. Why called basilicæ and úvártopa, 8.-VI. When first
called temples, 9.–VII. Churches sometimes called synodi, concilia, con-
ciliabula, conventicula, 10.- -VIII. Why some churches called martyria,
memoriæ, apostoleia, and propheteia, 13.-IX. Why called cæmeteria,
mense, and areæ, 15.—X. Why case, tropæa, and tituli, 17.-XI. Of
tabernacles and minsters, and some other less usual names of churches,
20.—XII. Of the distinction between ecclesia matrix and diæcesana, 22.
-XIII. Proofs of churches in the first century, collected by Mr. Mede,
25.-Proofs in the second century, 28.--XV. Proofs in the third cen-
tury, 29.—XVI. The objection from Lactantius and Arnobius an-
swered, 32.—XVII. Some additional collections upon this head, 33.
CHAPTER II.
Of the difference between churches in the first ages and those that fol-
lowed. And of Heathen temples and Jewish synagogues converted into
Christian churches.
Sect. I. The first churches very simple and plain, 39.-II. Reasons for
enlarging and altering the state of ecclesiastical structures, 41.—III.
Particularly the munificence of Christian emperors contributed toward
this, 42.-IV. As also their orders for converting Heathen temples into
churches, 44.