:

Prayer, audible and silent, 201,
211: no prescribed form of, 203:
earliest forms, 217: prayers of
the ancient church, never chant-
ed, 212: preliminaries, 220: at-
titudes and gestures in, 222:
covering of the head, 224: direc-
tion towards the East, 181, 224
before sermon by the preacher,
246: for penitents, 336: daily,
375: private, 376: Lord's, theo-
ries respecting it, 212: not in
use in first century, 213: begins | Hoozousy, attention,
to be used in the second and
third centuries, 216: doxology
of, 216: taught, 254.
Prayers, of the ancient church, and
prescribed form, 213, note: fil-
ial spirit of, 209: brevity and
simplicity, 210: catholic spirit
and frequency of them, 211:
for the dead, 417: account of
the early fathers, 417, 420: na-
ture and design of them, 420,
421.

Пoosσtores, rulers, 45, 75, 98.
Ipoέere, 112.

IIgóvaos, of a church, 185.
IIолúλα, 185.
Пgo¶niɛiov, 177.
Prophesying, teaching, 238.
Προσευχτήριον, 177.
Igoσлλaιortes, penitents,3 39.
11ooorára, 98.
11ooogooά, 294, 301.
Ioooqornσas, 105, 112.

Preaching, expository, 244: with-
out ornament, 245: with notes,
245: extempore, 245.
Presbytera, πρεσβύτις, 107, 115,
Presbyteri penitentiarii, confessa-
rii, 105.

Presbyters, administered baptism,
104 different orders and clas-
ses, 106: their ordination, 109.
Igroßurgo, elders, 45, 70, 74: de-
rivation of the term, 70: con-
nected with bishops, 71.
Πρεσβύτερος, both a superior and
teacher. 94: apostolic ministers,
94: supposed to denote the laity,
99.

Presents, distributed at wedding,
408.

232.
Prostration, in prayer, 223: prayer
at parting, 396.
Protectors, defenders of the faith,
130.

Prophets, in the apostolic age of
the church, 69.
Πρῶτοι, πρωτεύοντες, 85.
Πρωτοπρεσβύτεροι, 106: πρωτόπα
πας, 106.
Psalmody, of church and prayer,
201, 202 part of prayer, 221:
at the sacrament, 223.
Psalms, few have come down to
us, reasons, 222: third division
of the Scriptures, 228: ancient
psalms quoted, 225, 226.
Psalter, explained, 234.
Pueri, catechumens, 50.
Punishments, of delinquent clergy-
men, 173, 176.
Φωτισμός φωτισμα, φωτιστήριον,
255, 272, 274.
Paquizov áðavaoias, 297.
Φοτιζόμενοι, members of church,
58.

Vaktai zavorizoì, 123.
Pigioμa yiyos, 134.

corresponding to, ראש הַכְּנֶסֶת

.424, ראש הַשָּׁנָה

ἐπίσκοπος, 70, 74.

Primae sedis episcopus, princeps, master, teacher, pastor, 70.

sacerdotum, 85.

Primates, primas urbis, castelli, Rank, of the clergy, unknown in

pallatii, 85.

Princeps sacerdotum, bishop, 77 :
principes, 100.

the primitive church, 104: de-
rived from Jewish and pagan
priesthood, 141.

Rationale, το λόγιον, 83.
Readers, appointment and duties,
120, 229: age and consideration,
121 position and attitude. 233.
Receptorium, 189.

:

Reconciling of penitents, duty of
bishops, 344.

Regionarii, 129.

Religiosi, monks, 63.

Responsarii, 119.

tures of them in churches, 188,
197: worship of them, 206-9:
supposed efficacy of their inter-
cessions, 206, 207.

Σακελλάριος μέγας, σκευοφύλαξ μέ
γας, 129.

Salaries paid to clergymen, 148,
152: an institution of the mid-
dle ages, 152.

Salary of the clergy, how paid, 150.

Responses, Hallelujah, Amen, etc. Sancta sanctis, 112.
218, 221.

Revenues of the church, disbursed
by the bishop, 81: how raised
and disbursed, 148, 152, 393.
Rheinwald, on equality of bishops
and presbyters, 103: respecting
distinction of clergy and laity,
49: between bishops and pres-
byters, 75.

Revenue of the church, 150, 152:

how acquired, 151.

Ring, a badge of the bishop, 82:
presentation of, in espousals,
403, 406.

Robe, worn in marriage, 407:
bishop's badge, form, color, 83.
Rudes, catechumens, 50.
Ruling elders, 239

Sabbath, Jewish and Christian, ob-
served by early Christians, 428:
christian, testimony of the early
fathers, 429: rules for observing
it, 431 styled Lord's day, 431:

:

profaned by fasting and kneel-
ing, 432.

Sabbath, joyful day, religiously
observed, 249.

Sanctum sanctuarium, 182.
Sanctuary of the church, 182.
Sanctus, anecdote of, 41.
Sanctimoniales, 65.
Sandals, badge of the bishop, 82,
148.

Schools in connection with church-
es, 190.
Scriptures, mode of division, 228:
read in public worship, 226:
none but canonical allowed, 229:
different portions on different
occasions, 229: order of reading
them, 230: selections on relig-
ious festivals, 230: divisions of
chapters and verses, 231: man-
ner of reading them, chanting,
232: summons to their reading,
233: conclusion, 233: attitude
of the audience, 234: read on
sabbath, 250: surprising famili-
arity with them, 235: uniform
basis of sermons, 237: read at
meals, 374.

Secret discipline of the ancient
church, 35.

Semaxii, applied to Christians in
derision, 44.

Sacrament, see Lord's supper, sa- Sermons, see Homilies.

cramentum, 296.

Sexes, separated in church, 184.

Sacramentum plenum, 257: pacis, Sexton, his office, 125, 411.

Seven spirits, orders of clergy
compared to them, 73.
Sibyllists, term of reproach applied
to Christians, 44.

Sick and the poor, care of them,

117.

to their memory, 193, 208: pic- | Siegel's explanation of the title of

Sitting, in prayer, 223: of the Tertullian's complaint that here-

Standing, in prayer, 222: in time Tithes and first-fruits paid in the

Suffrage, right of the church, 60. Torches, carried in marriage pro-

TлTα, attendants, 45: waiters, Washing of feet in baptism, 281:

in the synagogue, 71.

Υποπίπτοντες, 339.

Utensils sacramental, 329.

Vartabeds, ecclesiastics of the Ar-

menian church, 469.
Verse-a-day system, 236.
Vespiliones, 125.

Vestibule of a church, 185.
Vestry of a church, 189.

Viaticum, 297.

Vicarii, 115.

Vicars, vicar-generals, 115.

before communion, 320.

Wedding, see Marriage.

White the usual color of clerical
costume, 145: worn in baptism,
281, 283.
Whitsunday, 432, 438: origin and
design of the festival, 439.
Widows, supported by charity, 72.
Wigs worn by the clergy, 148.
Windows of the church, glass,

when introduced, 195.

Wine of the eucharist, color, 315 : ·
mixed with water, 316.

Vicegerents, of Christ, of God, Women forbidden to teach or to

bishops, 76.

Viduae, viduatas, 115.
Vigils of Easter, 438.
Vigines Dei, 65.

Virgin Mary, feasts in honor of,

440 of visitation, 440: her as-
sumption, nativity, conception,
etc. 441.

Viri nobilissimi, 100.

Visitors, inferior bishops, itinerant
preachers, 93.

preach, 118, 240-41: to bap-
tize, 271.

Worship of God, common privi-
lege of all orders of Christians:
places of, 177: of heaven, views
of by the fathers, 202: social
worship, 247 : morning and eve-
ning worship, 247-8: mode of
worship on the sabbath, 250-1.

Year, ecclesiastical and civil, 424.

Voluntary principle, in the early
church,149: first departure from pi, elders, 71, 74.
it, 150.

Ζήτησεις, 134.

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