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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS INDEX.

Ignat. Ephes, or Trall. &c.-
Mart. Ignat, or Polyc.
Barn.

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Herm. Vis. Com. or Sim.

The First Epistle of St. Clement.

The Second Epistle of ditto.

· The Epistle of Polycarp to the Philippians.

St. Ignatius's Epistles to the Ephesians, Trallians, &c.
The Martyrdom of St. Ignatius, or St. Polycarp.
The Epistle of Barnabas.

The Visions, Commands, or Similitudes of Hermas.
N. B. The Figures denote the Sections.

Alms-giving.

HOW we ought to give. Barn. 19.
Herm. ii. Com.

Exhortations to it. Barn. 19. Herm.
Vis. iii. 9. Sim. x. 4.

Angels.

That we ought to adhere to their
Communion. Ignat. Smyrn. 8.
Magnes. 6, 7, 13.

The Holy Sacraments to be ad-
ministered only by them, or such
as are appointed by them. Ignat.
Smyrn. 8.

Attend the Death of Good Men. Marriage not to be made without

Herm. Vis. ii. 2.

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their knowledge and
Ignat. Polyc. 5.

consent.

A Bishop ought to instruct, as well as
govern his Church. Mart. Ignat.1.
Exhortations proper to be given by
a Bishop to his People.
Polyc. 5, 6, &c.

Ignat.

The Duty of a Bishop. Ignat.
Polyc. 1, 2, 4.

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Polyc. 8.

Rom. Inscript. 3, 6.
Barn. 5. 2 Clem. 1.
Pre-existence. Ignat. Magnes. 6, 8.
Barnab. 5. 2 Clem. 9. Herm.
Sim. ix.12.

Eternity. Ignat. Magnes. 6, 8.
Polyc. 3. Mart. Polyc. 14. Herm.
Sim. ix. 12.

His two Natures. Ignat. Ephes.
7,20. Smyrn. 1, 3. Polyc. 3.
Barn. 5.

Of his Birth, &c. Ignat. Ephes. 19.
Magnes. 11.

That He is our High-Priest, and
Protector. Clem. 58.

That there is no coming to God but
by him. Herm. Sim. ix. 12, 16.
2 Clem. 1.

That the Ancient Fathers were saved

by him. Ignat. Philad. 5, 9.
Herm. Sim. ix. 16.

So are we. 2 Clem. 2, 3.
That He suffered for our Salvation.
Clem. 12, 21, 49. Ignat. Smyrn.
2. Barnab. 5, 7. 2 Clem. 1.
Polye. Epist. 8. Mart. 17.
That He truly suffered. Ignat.
Magnes. 11. Ignat. Trall. 9, 10.
Smyrn. 1. 2.

That he was raised from the dead by

the Father. Ignat. Trall, 9.
By Himself. Ignat. Smyrn. 2.
That He shall judge the World.

Barn. 5, 9.

The Benefits which we have All re-
ceived from Christ, in order to our
Salvation. 2 Clem. 1, 2,

Christian.

A Christian not to be judged of by his
outward Profession, but by his
true Piety. Ignat. Ephes. 14.

Commands.

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The Commands of God possible to be Eucharist, see Bishop-

obeyed. Herm. Com. xii. 3.

Communion.

The necessity of Church Communion.
Ignat. Ephes. 5.

Confession.

To be made to God. Clem. 51.

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Exhortation.

Proper to all Degrees of Men in the
Church. Clem. 21, 30. Ignat.
Polyc. 5, 6.

Fast.

What a true Fast is. And how we
may render our Fasting acceptable
Herm.
unto God. Barnab. 3.
Sim. v. 1, 3.

Faith.

(And see Justification.)
The necessity of Faith in Christ.
Ignat. Smyrn. 5, 6.

Fear.

We must fear God, and not be a-
fraid of the Devil. Herm. Com.
vii.

The Benefit of fearing God. Ibid.

Future Happiness.

The Greatness of it. Clem. 34, 35.

Future Judgment.

That there shall be such a Judgment.
Barn. 21.

Christ shall be the Judge. See
Christ.

There is no escaping the Judgment

of God. Clem. 28.

We shall be judged in the same Flesh

Faithful in all his Promises. Clem.
27.

Ordereth all Events. Mart. Polyc. 2.
Good.

What Good we must do. Herm. Com..
viii.

Good Works.

We must be diligent to perform
them, if we mean to be saved.
Clem. 34.

Happiness, see Future.
Heretics; Heresy.

We must avoid Heretics. Ignat.
Ephes. 7, 8, 9, &c. Philad. 2, 3.
Smyrn. 4, 7. Trall. 6, 7. Phil. 3.
The Danger of Them. Ignat. Ephes.
16. Smyrn. 4. Trall. 11.

Yet we must pray for Them. Ignat.
Smyrn. 4.

We must arm ourselves against fall-

ing into Heresy. Ignat. Trall. 6.
to 12. Philad. 2.
Their main Errors in those first
times. Polye. 7. Ignat. Magn.
8, 9, 10. Trall, 9. Phil. 6.
Smyrn. 2, 5.

Their Practices. Ignat. Smyrn. 7.

Hospitality.

Recommended. Clem. 10, 11, 12.
Humility.

in which we live here. 2 Clem. 9. Recommended. Clem. 16, 17, 18.

God.

Image.

His Attributes: Maker of all things. Wherein the Image of God consists.

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Clem. 33.

Judge, Judgment, see
Future.

Justification.

By Faith. Clem. 32.
We are Justified by the same Faith
that the Holy Men were from the
beginning. Clem. 32.

Law.

The Sacrifices and Ceremonies of
the Jewish Law, abolished. Bar-
nab. 2, 3.

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Life.

That we should not be solicitous

after the things of this Life. Herm.
Sim, i.

Lying.

To be avoided. Herm. Com, iii.

Lord's-Day.

Observed in the Primitive Church,
in opposition to the Jewish Sabbath.
Ignat. Magnes. 9. Barn. 15.
Marriage; see Bishop,
Priest.

Martyr, Martyrdom.
The Anniversaries of the Martyrs
wont to be kept in the Primitive
Church. Ignat. Mart. 14. Polyc.
Mart. 18, 19, 21.
What Respect the Christians had for
them. Mart. Polyc. 17.
The Greatness of their Sufferings.
Mart. Ignat. 12. Mart. Polyc. 2,
16. Herm. Vis. iii. 2.
Martyrs shall have a more than or-
dinary Degree of Glory hereafter.

Herm. Vis. iii. 1, 2. Sim. viii. 3.
Martyrdom blots out all Sins. Herm.
Sim. ix. 28.

It is therefore to be esteemed a Hap-
piness so to suffer. Herm. Sim. ix.

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We must pray with Faith, not doubt-
ing. Herm. Com. ix.
Public Prayer.

Worship.

See Devotion and

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We must pray for others. Ignat.
Ephes. 10.

Especially the Faithful. Ignat. Eph.
21. Magn. 14. Trall. 13. Rom. 9.

Priests, Presbyters.

Ministers (see Priests.) Married in the Primitive Church,

Anciently chosen by, and with the
consent of, the Church. Clem. 44.
Of Divine Appointment. Clem. 42,
43. Ignat. Ephes. 3. Philad.
Inscription.

The Obedience due to them from the

Polyc. 11.

Their Duty. Polyc. 6.

The Three Orders of them in the
Ancient Church. Clem. 40.

Promise.

People, especially to the Bishop, God is faithful in his Promises ;

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No Repentance after Death. Herm.

Sim. vi. 2. &c. 2 Clem. 8.

we ought to make of them. Herm.
Vis. iii. 6. Sim. 1.

The Rich blessed through the Prayers
of the Poor whom they relieve.
Herm. Sim, ii.

Rule.

Particular Rules of Life. Clem. 21,
30, 35. Polyc. Epist. 2. Barnab.
19.

Sacrament.

The Holy Sacraments of Baptism
and the Lord's-Supper not to be
administered but by the Bishop, or
him whom the Bishop appoints.
Ignat. Smyrn. 8.

That which is broken, and received in
the Sacrament of the Lord's-Sup-
per, Bread. Ignat. Ephes. 5, 20.
Comp. Smyrn. 7.

Sadness.

The Mischief of it. Herm. Com. x. 1.
Salvation.

We are saved by the Blood of Christ
Clem. 12.

God desires that all Christians should

be saved. Herm. Sim. viii. 2.
So should all good Christians. Mart.
Polyc. 1.

No man can be saved without Piety.
2 Clem. 6.

The Benefit of Repentance purchased An Exhortation to strive for Salva-

for us by Christ. Clem. 7.
Men are not presently pardoned as
soon as they begin to repent, till
it appears that their Repentance is
sincere. Herm. Sim. vii.
How there is but one Repentance for
Sins committed after Baptism.
Herm. Com. iv. 3.

Resurrection.

That there should be a future Re-
surrection. Clem. 24, 25, 26. Po-
lyc. 2. Ignat. Trall. 9.
We shall rise in the same Bodies. 2
Clem. 9. See Body.

Riches.

The Danger of Riches: What use

tion. 2 Clem. 7.

We are saved by Grace, not by
Works. Polyc. 1.

Scandal.

We must not give Scandal to the
Enemies of our Religion. Ignat.
Trall. 8.

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