Celibacy of the Clergy, 264

Dancing, part of ritual, 97
Danubian provinces, 103

158, 160, 165, 243

Chaldæa, Church of. See Nestorians.
Chamiakoff, 526

Charlemagne, 426

"Christian," name of, 93; for Russian
peasants, 444

Chrysostom, 94, 111, 112, 115, 323;
prayer of, 149

Clergy, power of, 125; marriage of,
129; celibacy of, 264
Confirmation, 117, 518
Constantia, 237, 238, 299; genealogy
of, 321; her death, 311
Constantine, his appearance, 284; his
character, 282, 285, 288; his conver-
sion, 286; his religion, 290; his
Church policy, 225, 293; his letter
to Alexander, 176; entrance into the
Council of Nicæa, 212; speech, 217;
rebuke to the Bishops, 220; his re-
ception of the Creed, 232, 235; his
attack on Arius, 235, 240; speech to
Acesius, 271; farewell address, 271;
his devotions and preaching, 295, 296;
his domestic tragedy, 299, &c.; Do-
nation of, 303; his baptism and
death, 314, &c.; his funeral and
tomb, 318

Constantinople, 102, 108, 115, 142, 395,
405, 409; foundation of, 305, &c.; its
position in Church history, 309;
Patriarchs of, 309; Council of, 106,
150, 243; influence of, 466
Coptic Church, 95, 96; represented by
Athanasius, 323, 331
Corinthians, spurious Epistles to and
from, 93

Councils, General, period of, 105, 146,
149; deliberative, 156; representa-
tive, 158; imperial, 159; fallible, 163;

EAST, the, scenery of, 135

Eastern Church, divisions of, 88-105;
history of, 105-108; characteristics
of, 108-130
Edessa, 92

Emperor, position of, 129; as conven-
ing Councils, 159
England, Church of, 149; its connection
with the East, 140; with Peter the
Great, 493, 500, 501

Ephesus, Council of, 91, 106, 243, 245
Erasmus, 153

Ethiopia. See Abyssinia.
Eucharist administered to infants, 119;
doctrine of, 124

Eusebius of Cæsarea, 106, 167, 168,
192, 207, 216, 226, 236, 237, 251, 261,
287, 312

Eusebius of Nicomedia, 195, 228, 237,
261, 316

Eustathius of Antioch, 192, 216, 261
Eustocius, 312, 317
Eustorgius, 201

F

178

Creed of Constantinople, 243

of Eusebius, 226

of Nicæa, 233; its finality, 242;
its character and use, 278, 279,

527

Crispus, murder of, 300; statue of,
305

Crusades, 108, 115, 362

Cyril Lucar, 455

of Alexandria, 95, 349

of Bulgaria, 103, 397, 417
Czar of Russia, 426; his coronation,
427

French invasion of Russia, 393

G

GARDINER, conversion of Colonel, 288
George, S., legend of, 345
Germanus, 100

Greece, Church of, 103
Greek Church, 100, 101, 102
Gregory Nazianzen, 195, 396; on Atha-
nasius, 333, 342, 352; on Councils,
163

Gregory the Illuminator, 93, 194, 195

HEL

H

HELENA, 283, 299, 300, 310, 311
Hermits of the East, 113; of Russia,
439

Hermogenes of Cæsarea, 195, 233
of Russia, 450

Holy Places in Palestine, 310
Homöousion, 231, 237, 238

Hooker on Athanasius, 336; on Ivan
the Terrible, 429

Horsey, Sir Jerome, his account of
Ivan IV., 430

Hosius of Cordova, 203, 216, 229, 231,
232, 301, 346
Hungary, 104, 362
Hypatius of Gangra, 266
Hypostasis, 231, 234, 354

NIC

L

LAITY, independence of, 126, 385
Lateran palace and church, 304
Lebanon, cedars of, 90, 94
Legends, use of, 169, 274, 276
Leontius of Cæsarea, 195

M

MACARIUS of Antioch, 458

of Jerusalem, 193

Mahomet, 107; his biography, 361
Mahometanism, 360, &c.; in relation to
Eastern Christianity, 365, &c.
Marcellus of Ancyra, 197, 343
Maronites, 94

Marriage of clergy allowed, 264
Melitian controversy, 253, &c.
Methodius, 417

Metrophanes of Byzantium, 196, 274

of Voronege, 522

Metropolitan, rights of, 259
Metropolitans of Russia, 434
Milman, Dean, 109, 121, 163

Milvian Bridge, battle of the, 289
Missions, 122; of Constantinople, 396

Monasteries of Russia, 443
Monasticism, 113, 114
Monophysites, 94, 331
Monothelites, 94, 110

Moscow, 424; cathedral of the Assump-
tion, 435, 514; cathedral of the Arch-
angel, 428; of S. Basil, 441; Council
of, 482

Mouravieff, Andrew, his history, 425

N

NESTOR Of Kieff, 388, 400

Nestorians, 91, 130, 365
Newton, Sir Isaac, 153, 339

Joseph, apocryphal history of, 93

Persecution, 122, 505

Peter the Great, of Russia, 492; his
appearance, 493; his character, 494,
&c.; his connection with the Church,
498, &c.; his death, 503, 504
Peter of Alexandria, 254, 343
Petersburg, foundation of, 306, 495
Philaret the Patriarch, 452

the Metropolitan, 446, 525

Philip, S., of Moscow, 437
Philostorgius, 168
Pictures, sacred, 410
Plato, Archbishop, 523
Poland, 108, 122

Polish invasion of Russia, 449

Pope, namie of, 96, 101, 188

TRO

Representative character of Councils,
158

Resignation in Mahometanism, 386
Romaic, 102

Romanoff dynasty, election of, 452
Rome, antipathy of Constantine to, 298,
305

Russia, character of, 390; Church of,
104, 388, &c.; foundation of, 395;
name of Russia, 397, 398
Russian language, 417

SABBATH, 97

S

Sacrifices in Mahometanism, 380
Saints, veneration of, 381

Sclavonic race, 105, 397; language, 418
Secundus, 239

Sergius, founder of the Troitza, 447
Servia, Church of, 103
Seven Sleepers, 367

Sinai, convent of, 90
Socrates, the historian, 168
Sophia, S., 103, 406
Sozomen, 169

Spain, Church of, 152
Spyridion, 198, 199, 200, 205
Standing in prayer, 115, 263
Starovers in Russia, 509
Stephen Yavorsky, 507
Subscription to the Nicene Creed, 235-
239; to the Nicene Canons, 267; to
Creeds, 295

Sun, worship of the, by Constantine,

291
Sunday, 291

Sylvester, 201, 274, 302
Simeon Polotzky, 487
Simeon Stylites, 114

Theophanes Procopovitch, 503

Theophilus the Goth, 201

Thomas, S., Christians of, 92, 132

Travelling to Councils, mode of, 182
Trent, Council of, 155, 178

Troitza monastery, the, 445; siege of,
by the Poles, 450; refuge of Peter,
499; German philosophy in, 526