The Anti-manichæan Writings (part 2 of 2)

Gospel, the, on what authority Augustin received³⁷³131; what—refutations of Manichæism respecting,³⁷⁴156,³⁷⁵157.

Gospels, the harmony of,³⁷⁶343 sq.

Habit, the pernicious power of,³⁷⁷121.

Hagar and Sarah,³⁷⁸284.

Hand, the, as a Manichæan symbol,³⁷⁹83 etc.

Happiness, true,³⁸⁰42 etc.

Hardouin's Councils, referred to, 4.

Harmony, the, of the Old and New Testaments,³⁸¹44,³⁸²49,³⁸³55,³⁸⁴56; of the Gospels,³⁸⁵343 sq.

Harnack on the Acta Disputationis, referred to, 4; Art. on Manichæism, referred to, 5,³⁸⁶17; quoted,³⁸⁷24; on the relation of Buddhism to Manichæism,³⁸⁸21.

Hebrew prophecy,³⁸⁹201.

Hebrews and Pagans, the difference between the worship of,³⁹⁰263.

Hefele's Councils, referred to, 4.

Heraclides, a Manichæan writer,³⁹¹33.

Heretics, better to restore than to destroy,³⁹²129.

Hermes Trismegistus,³⁹³200,³⁹⁴205.

Hervey's work on Genealogies referred to,³⁹⁵161.

Hidden meanings the sweetest,³⁹⁶188.

Hierax, Commentary of mentioned,³⁹⁷33.

Holy Spirit, Manichæan view of criticised by Augustin,³⁹⁸257 sq.; the, when sent,³⁹⁹133; twice given,⁴⁰⁰134.

Hormizdas, king of Persia,⁴⁰¹32.

Hosea, commanded to take to him a "wife of whoredoms,"⁴⁰²304,⁴⁰³308.

Hyde on the significance of Mani's name,⁴⁰⁴31.

Hyle,⁴⁰⁵253,⁴⁰⁶259; and God,⁴⁰⁷264 sq.,⁴⁰⁸271 sq.; Faustus' view of,⁴⁰⁹253; not evil,⁴¹⁰354.

Idolatry, the result of apostacy,⁴¹¹261; did the Jews practice it?⁴¹²263.

Immoral practices of the Manichæans,⁴¹³87 sq.,⁴¹⁴362 sq.

Incarnation, the Apostle Paul on,⁴¹⁵177 sq.; of Christ, the, objection of Faustus to,⁴¹⁶159,⁴¹⁷316.

Indirect construction, instances of,⁴¹⁸235.

Indulgences, Manichæan,⁴¹⁹166 sq.,⁴²⁰330.

Infants, sinfulness of, thought to be inconsistent with Augustin's definition of sin,⁴²¹104.

Infinity of God, the, questions about,⁴²²320.

Inquirer, the heathen, how answered and instructed,⁴²³201-⁴²⁴203; a difficulty of, met,⁴²⁵203; satisfied,⁴²⁶205.

Inquisitiveness condemned in Scripture,⁴²⁷52.

Iras,⁴²⁸293.

Isaac and Rebecca,⁴²⁹289.

Jacob, sets up a stone for a memorial pillar,⁴³⁰191; his vision of the ladder,⁴³¹192; his polygamy,⁴³²289 sq.; his wives, and the typical or symbolical meaning of,⁴³³290 sq.

Jericho the capture of,⁴³⁴193.

Jesus, hanging from every tree,⁴³⁵257; was He born of Mary?—cavils of Faustus,⁴³⁶312 etc.; both Son of David and Son of God—Faustus refuted,⁴³⁷314 etc.; did He die?—objections of Faustus refuted,⁴³⁸320 sq.; was He born?—reply to Faustus,⁴³⁹324; both the birth and death of, real, not illusory,⁴⁴⁰326 sq. [See Christ.]

Jesus patabilis,⁴⁴¹158,⁴⁴²253.

Jewish books, learning the Christian faith from,⁴⁴³227; laws and observances—why Christians do not observe,⁴⁴⁴242 etc.; observed by Jewish, but not by Gentile Christians,⁴⁴⁵244 sq.

Jews, the, typified by Cain,⁴⁴⁶186-⁴⁴⁷188; their unbelief foretold,⁴⁴⁸203,⁴⁴⁹204.

Joachim, a priest, alleged by Faustus to be the father of the Virgin Mary,⁴⁵⁰313 sq.,⁴⁵¹315 sq.

John of Damascus on the Manichæans, referred to, 4.

John the Baptist,⁴⁵²307.

Joseph, a type,⁴⁵³192.

Joshua and Jesus,⁴⁵⁴226.

Journal of the Asiatic Society, referred to, 3.

Judah, the blessing of, its prophetic import,⁴⁵⁵196; the incest of, with Tamar,⁴⁵⁶295; and Judas,⁴⁵⁷296; the prophetic significance of his incest with Tamar,⁴⁵⁸305 etc.

Judaism, relation of Manichæism to,⁴⁵⁹21 sq.

Judges, types in the book of,⁴⁶⁰194.

Justice towards God,⁴⁶¹54.

Kessler's list of Mani's writings, referred to,⁴⁶²32; on the relation of Buddhism to Manichæism,⁴⁶³21; works of, on Manichæism, referred to, 5.

"Kingdom of Heaven,"⁴⁶⁴252.

Kingdom of light, the Manichæan,⁴⁶⁵135 etc.,⁴⁶⁶138.

Ladder, Jacob's vision of the,⁴⁶⁷192.

Lardner referred to,⁴⁶⁸33,⁴⁶⁹34,⁴⁷⁰35,⁴⁷¹36.

Latria,⁴⁷²262.

Law, the,. not for Gentiles,⁴⁷³175 sq.; always good,⁴⁷⁴218; the, and grace,⁴⁷⁵217; and the prophets, Jesus came not to destroy, but to fulfill—genuineness of the words,⁴⁷⁶234 etc.; why Christians do not keep the,⁴⁷⁷192; Faustus' explanation of the words,⁴⁷⁸239 etc.; reply to Faustus respecting,⁴⁷⁹241 etc.,⁴⁸⁰242 etc.; and Judaism, distinguished between by Faustus,⁴⁸¹272 etc.; the eternal,⁴⁸²284.

Leah and Rachel,⁴⁸³290 sq.

Lenormant's Ancient History, quoted,⁴⁸⁴17; Chaldean Magic, referred to, 6.

Lex talionis, the,⁴⁸⁵248 sq.

"Life, thy, thou shalt see hanging," etc.,⁴⁸⁶227.

Light, God is, and the source of,⁴⁸⁷274 sq.; the Manichæan kingdom of,⁴⁸⁸135 etc.,⁴⁸⁹138.

Loesche on Augustin's indebtedness to Plotinus referred to,⁴⁹⁰26.

Logic, the, of Faustus,⁴⁹¹229,⁴⁹²230.

Lord's day, the, and Sunday,⁴⁹³238.

Lot, and his daughters,⁴⁹⁴287 sq.; not equal to Abraham, Isaac or Jacob,⁴⁹⁵294 sq.

Love, to God,⁴⁹⁶44; we are united to God by,⁴⁹⁷47,⁴⁹⁸48; the fourfold division of,⁴⁹⁹48; the guiding influence of,⁵⁰⁰50; of ourselves and of our neighbor,⁵⁰¹55; the teaching of the Old Testament as well as of the New,⁵⁰²56 sq.; to enemies,⁵⁰³248 sq.

Love-feasts,⁵⁰⁴261.

Loving and hating,⁵⁰⁵248.

Maccabees, heroism of, to be imitated by Christians,⁵⁰⁶244.

Man, what?⁵⁰⁷42; the chief good of,⁵⁰⁸43; wholly created by God—refutation of Faustus respecting,⁵⁰⁹316 sq.; fleshly and spiritual,⁵¹⁰316 sq.

Mandæism, relation of to Manichæism, and to the old Babylonian religious system,⁵¹¹19 sq.

Mandrakes, description of, and the supposed virtues and typical import of; explained,⁵¹²293 sq.

Mani, sketch of, 8 sq.; theology of, 9 sq.; cosmogony of,⁵¹³10 sq,; anthropology of,⁵¹⁴12 sq.; soteriology of,⁵¹⁵13 sq.; cultus of,⁵¹⁶14 sq.; eschatology of,⁵¹⁷15 sq.; ethics of,⁵¹⁸16; the exaltation of, by his followers above Christ, shown by the attention which they bestow upon the anniversary of his martyrdom, and their neglect of the anniversary of Christ's death and resurrection,⁵¹⁹132 sq.; name of, etymology of,⁵²⁰247; claims to be an apostle—the claim refuted,⁵²¹130,⁵²²131 etc.,⁵²³200; why he called himself an apostle,⁵²⁴131; in what sense his followers believed him to be the Holy Spirit,⁵²⁵132; the festival of the birthday of,⁵²⁶132; promises truth but fails to fulfill his word,⁵²⁷134; wild fancies of,⁵²⁸134,⁵²⁹135; the two substances of his kingdom of light,⁵³⁰135; promises knowledge,⁵³¹135,⁵³²136; his absurd fancy of a land and race of darkness,⁵³³136; refutation of his absurd ideas of two territories,⁵³⁴138, etc.; the number of natures in the system of,⁵³⁵140 etc.; his five natures in the region of darkness—refutation of the fiction,⁵³⁶142,⁵³⁷143; sworn by,⁵³⁸247; derivation of the name,⁵³⁹247; which is, he or Matthew to be believed?⁵⁴⁰325; versus the apostles,⁵⁴¹331.

Manichæan god, the, weak or cruel,⁵⁴²159.

Manichæism, how it attracted Christians,⁵⁴³23 sq.; later, sketch of,⁵⁴⁴29; explained by Faustus,⁵⁴⁵252 etc.; exposed,⁵⁴⁶254 etc.

Manichæans, and not Catholics, obedient to the precepts of the gospel, maintained by Faustus and denied by Augustin,⁵⁴⁷162 sq.; the, two tricks of, for catching the unwary,⁵⁴⁸41; the two gods of,⁵⁴⁹45; fictions of, about things good and evil,⁵⁵⁰63 etc.; three moral symbols devised by,⁵⁵¹74 etc.,⁵⁵²83 etc.,⁵⁵³86 etc.; fables of, about God,⁵⁵⁴75; the abstinence of,⁵⁵⁵76; why they prohibit the use of flesh,⁵⁵⁶79 etc.; absurd tenets of, relating to God,⁵⁵⁷79 etc.; views of, relating to souls,⁵⁵⁸82; notions of, respecting marriage,⁵⁵⁹86; serious charges of immorality brought against,⁵⁶⁰86-⁵⁶¹89; to be gently dealt with,⁵⁶²129; their kingdom of darkness,⁵⁶³136,⁵⁶⁴142,⁵⁶⁵143; worse than the Anthropomorphists,⁵⁶⁶139; the first man of,⁵⁶⁷157; their perverse method of dealing with Scripture, evidence in controversy,⁵⁶⁸178; the idolatry of,⁵⁶⁹210; impeached of great errors and sins,⁵⁷⁰214 etc.; the Decalogue against,⁵⁷¹216 etc.; beguiled by the serpent,⁵⁷²218,⁵⁷³219; are tares,⁵⁷⁴238; the oath used by,⁵⁷⁵247; the worship of,⁵⁷⁶255 sq.,⁵⁷⁷260; the trinity of,⁵⁷⁸252,⁵⁷⁹258; the two principles of,⁵⁸⁰270 etc.; the God of,⁵⁸¹279 sq.,⁵⁸²311 sq.; apocryphal gospels of,⁵⁸³303 sq.

Mansi's Councils referred to, 4.

Marcel, Mani's letter to,⁵⁸⁴33.

Mark, the, set on Cain,⁵⁸⁵187.

Marriage allowed to the baptized by the apostles,⁵⁸⁶62,⁵⁸⁷63; among the Manichæans,⁵⁸⁸86,⁵⁸⁹87; with sisters,⁵⁹⁰286.

Married life, continence in,⁵⁹¹58.

Marry, forbidding to,⁵⁹²328 etc.,⁵⁹³330 etc.

Martyrs, honors paid to,⁵⁹⁴261 sq.; the numbers of,⁵⁹⁵301 sq.

Mary, the Virgin, did she belong to the tribe of Judah?—assertion of Faustus, and refutation of the same,⁵⁹⁶313 sq.

Material substances not evil, but only seemingly so from their lack of adaptation to certain constitutions and circumstances,⁵⁹⁷72 sq.

Mattarians, a Manichæan sect,⁵⁹⁸165.

Matthew, the call of,⁵⁹⁹234 sq.; the genuineness of the Gospel of,⁶⁰⁰325; or Manichæus which to be believed,⁶⁰¹325 sq.

Means, the use of,⁶⁰²286 sq.

Meats and drinks, abstinence from, or the reverse,⁶⁰³60,⁶⁰⁴61,⁶⁰⁵330.

Measure, an element of the good,⁶⁰⁶352 sq.; belongs to things regarded as immoderately small or great,⁶⁰⁷355; in a sense, suitable to God himself,⁶⁰⁸355.

Menoch, Mani's letter to,⁶⁰⁹33.

Memory,⁶¹⁰137.

Milman's History of Christianity, referred to,⁶¹¹31.

Mind, is it diffused throughout the entire nervous system?⁶¹²137; has no material extension,⁶¹³138; the, degraded by departing from God,⁶¹⁴47.

Miracle and nature,⁶¹⁵321 sq.

Moral precepts of the Old Testament observed by Christians, symbolical precepts, not,⁶¹⁶177.

Morality of the law and the prophets,⁶¹⁷272 sq.

Months, origin of the names of,⁶¹⁸238.

Morals, the, of the Christians,⁶¹⁹263.

Moses, the rod of, a type,⁶²⁰192; censured by Faustus for using the word "cursed," and defended,⁶²¹207,⁶²²208 etc.; did he write of Christ?⁶²³219 etc.,⁶²⁴221 etc.; is his law pure paganism?⁶²⁵222 etc.; what he wrote of Christ,⁶²⁶222,⁶²⁷224 etc.,⁶²⁸225 etc.; like to Christ,⁶²⁹225; defended against Faustus,⁶³⁰225,⁶³¹232; his virtues;⁶³²298; slays the Egyptian,⁶³³299,⁶³⁴309; spoils the Egyptians,⁶³⁵300,⁶³⁶309; slaughters the idolatrous Israelites,⁶³⁷304,⁶³⁸310; burns and grinds to powder the golden calf,⁶³⁹310.

Mouth, the, the value of the Manichæan symbol of,⁶⁴⁰74, etc.

Mozley's Ruling Ideas in Early Ages, referred to, 5,⁶⁴¹51,⁶⁴²107; quoted,⁶⁴³28.

Mugtasila, a Babylonian sect with which Mani was connected, 8.

Muller, Max, his Sacred Books of the East, referred to,⁶⁴⁴20.

Murder, the Manichæans guilty of, in cutting plants,⁶⁴⁵169.

Mythology of the Pagans compared with that of the Manichæans,⁶⁴⁶55 sq.

Nature, so far as it is nature, not evil,⁶⁴⁷354; every, as such, good,⁶⁴⁸136; cannot be without good,⁶⁴⁹146; corruption is not,⁶⁵⁰147; made by God,⁶⁵¹148; and miracle,⁶⁵²321 sq.

Natures corruptible, because made of nothing,⁶⁵³353.

Nazareans,⁶⁵⁴240,⁶⁵⁵246.

Neander on the relation of Buddhism to Manichæism, referred to,⁶⁵⁶20.

Negativity of evil,⁶⁵⁷150.

Neighbor, the love of,⁶⁵⁸54 sq.; doing good to,⁶⁵⁹55 sq.

Neo-Platonism, dependence of Augustin on,⁶⁶⁰25 sq.,⁶⁶¹48,⁶⁶²150.

New Testament, the Manichæan treatment of the,⁶⁶³332,⁶⁶⁴335.

Nirvana,⁶⁶⁵20,⁶⁶⁶21.

Noah, and the ark,⁶⁶⁷188 sq.; age of, at the flood,⁶⁶⁸189; God's covenant with,⁶⁶⁹190; his drunkenness,⁶⁷⁰190; conduct of the sons of,⁶⁷¹190.

Non-resistance,⁶⁷²249.

Obedience to the gospel, the Manichæan representation of,⁶⁷³162 etc.; reply to Faustus' statement respecting,⁶⁷⁴163 etc.; unavailing without faith,⁶⁷⁵164.

Oblasinski on the Acta-Disputationis, referred to, 4.

Old man, the, and the news⁶⁷⁶51.

Old Testament, the, and the New, the harmony of,⁶⁷⁷45 etc.,⁶⁷⁸49 etc.,⁶⁷⁹56,⁶⁸⁰57,⁶⁸¹301 sq.; Faustus' objections to, and charges against answered,⁶⁸²161 etc.,⁶⁸³167 etc.,⁶⁸⁴175,⁶⁸⁵176 etc.,⁶⁸⁶211 etc.,⁶⁸⁷212 etc.,⁶⁸⁸273 sq.,⁶⁸⁹277 etc.,⁶⁹⁰332 etc.,⁶⁹¹334 etc.; the functions of,⁶⁹²335; the typical nature of,⁶⁹³335.

Olive tree, the good,⁶⁹⁴176.

Omnipotence of God, the,⁶⁹⁵322.

Only-begotten, the, of God,⁶⁹⁶148.

Ophitic Gnosticism, relation of to the old Babylonian religion and its later sects,⁶⁹⁷19.

Order an element of the good,⁶⁹⁸352 sq.

Origin of evil, the,⁶⁹⁹281 sq.

Orpheus,⁷⁰⁰200,⁷⁰¹205.

Paganism, imputed to the Catholics by Faustus,⁷⁰²253; the charge of, retorted,⁷⁰³254 etc.; Christians vindicated from the charge of,⁷⁰⁴261,⁷⁰⁵263.

Pain only in good natures,⁷⁰⁶355.

Paraclete, the claim of Mani, born of ordinary generation, to be the, inconsistent with the Manichæan objection to the birth of Christ from the Virgin,⁷⁰⁷132; Manichæus not the apostle of the,⁷⁰⁸131; when sent forth,⁷⁰⁹133; the mission of the,⁷¹⁰337; the promise of refers not to Manichæus,⁷¹¹338; sent immediately after the resurrection of Jesus,⁷¹²338.

Partridge, the, a type of heretics,⁷¹³204.

Passover, the,⁷¹⁴193.

"Patience of Israel, the,"⁷¹⁵205.

Patriarchs, the, with all their faults, superior to the Manichæan Elect, and even the Manichæan god,⁷¹⁶282; Faustus' opinion of,⁷¹⁷340; defended against the attacks of Faustus,⁷¹⁸342.

Paul and Circumcision,⁷¹⁹245; did he change his opinions respecting Christ?⁷²⁰177 sq.; harmony of his teaching,⁷²¹180 sq.; the natural fierce energy of, made use of by God,⁷²²299.

Paul and Thecla, the apocryphal book of, referred to,⁷²³329.

Paulinus of Nola mentioned,⁷²⁴62.

Pelagian controversy more congenial to Augustin's mind than the Manichæan,⁷²⁵35.

Pelagians use Augustin's anti-Manichæan utterances against him,⁷²⁶102,⁷²⁷103 et passim.

Pentecost,⁷²⁸307.

Perfection not attainable in this life,⁷²⁹58.

Periods of the world, six,⁷³⁰185 sq.

Peter,⁷³¹299.

Petrus Siculus on the Manichæans, referred to, 4.

Philo, his interpretation of Scripture,⁷³²195.

Photius on the Manichæans, referred to, 4.

Plants, Manichæan view of the sacredness of the life of,⁷³³84.

Poets, pagan, fictions of, more respectable than those of the Manichæans,⁷³⁴214 sq.

Polygamy,⁷³⁵289,⁷³⁶290.

Possidius' Life of Augustin, referred to,⁷³⁷34.

Power to do harm from God alone,⁷³⁸358.

Prayer of Augustin for the conversion of the Manichæans,⁷³⁹107.

Pride the cause of Manichæan error,⁷⁴⁰281.

Principles, the two, of Manichæanism,⁷⁴¹270.

Procreation of children regarded as one of the greatest of evils by the Manichæans,⁷⁴²86 sq.

Property allowed to believers by the apostles,⁷⁴³62.

Prophecies of Christ,⁷⁴⁴183,⁷⁴⁵196,⁷⁴⁶197; the fulfillment of, its evidential power,⁷⁴⁷201.

Prophecy, Hebrew,⁷⁴⁸199,⁷⁴⁹200.

Prophecy, relation of Christ to,⁷⁵⁰235 sq.

Prophet, the, like unto Moses,⁷⁵¹224 sq.

Prophets, the Hebrew, and their prophecies respecting Christ, defended against the assaults of Faustus,⁷⁵²183 etc.;⁷⁵³198,⁷⁵⁴199.

Prostitution condemned by divine and eternal law,⁷⁵⁵295.

Prudence,⁷⁵⁶54.

Punishment and forgiveness of sins prerogatives of God,⁷⁵⁷357 sq.

Punishment constituted for the sinning nature that it may be rightly ordered,⁷⁵⁸353.

"Pure, all things pure to the,"⁷⁵⁹330 sq.

Pusey's statements about Mani referred to,⁷⁶⁰31.

Rachel and Leah,⁷⁶¹290-⁷⁶²295.

Rationalism of the Manichæans,⁷⁶³134.

Raven and the dove, the, sent forth from the ark,⁷⁶⁴189.

Reason, the weakness of, in relation to God,⁷⁶⁵44.

Record of faith, the,⁷⁶⁶206.

Religious life of the Manichæans described by Faustus,⁷⁶⁷163.

Repentance, the utility of, proves that the souls are not by nature evil,⁷⁶⁸106.

Report, common,⁷⁶⁹201.

Resurrection of the dead, the,⁷⁷⁰179.

Rod of Moses, the, a type,⁷⁷¹192.

Rufinus, Consol,⁷⁷²113.

Sabbath, the Jewish,⁷⁷³168,⁷⁷⁴169,⁷⁷⁵230,⁷⁷⁶231; why not binding on Christians,⁷⁷⁷243.

Sabeanism, relation of to Manichæism and to the old Babylonian religion,⁷⁷⁸19.

Sacraments, the, of the Old Testament,⁷⁷⁹544; of the Old Testament and the New,⁷⁸⁰244 sq.; relation of Gentile and Jewish Christians to the Old,⁷⁸¹245 sq.

Sacrifice, the true one, and imitations of,⁷⁸²260.

Sacrifices of the Old Testament,⁷⁸³169,⁷⁸⁴170; typical,⁷⁸⁵238,⁷⁸⁶277.

Sadder, the book, cited,⁷⁸⁷16.

Sallust, referred to,⁷⁸⁸76.

Samson and the lion,⁷⁸⁹193 sq.

Sapor, King of Persia,⁷⁹⁰32.

Sarah, her conduct towards Hagar,⁷⁹¹284; Abraham's denial of, as his wife,⁷⁹²285; and Abraham, types,⁷⁹³286, etc.

Sassanian inscriptions, 9.

Saturn, the fetters of,⁷⁹⁴238.

Saul,⁷⁹⁵296 sq.

Schaff's History referred to, 3.

Schism, as explained by Faustus,⁷⁹⁶235,⁷⁹⁷253.

Schneckenburger's criticism of Baur, 5.

Scriptural authority,⁷⁹⁸180.

Scriptures, the, authority of,⁷⁹⁹57,⁸⁰⁰239; Manichæan mode of dealing with, in controversy,⁸⁰¹178; and other good books,⁸⁰²180; the record of faith,⁸⁰³206; how the record of the deeds of evil men in, is to be regarded,⁸⁰⁴295 sq.; the principle of interpretation to be applied to,⁸⁰⁵310 sq.; all, profitable,⁸⁰⁶311; Faustus would subject the, to himself, not be subject to,⁸⁰⁷339;the genuineness of,⁸⁰⁸342 sq.

Sect and schism,⁸⁰⁹253.

Secundinus, Augustin's estimate of his reply to the letter of,⁸¹⁰35.

Seed, vegetable and animal, the nature of God in, liberated by being eaten by the Elect,⁸¹¹363 sq.

Shew-bread,⁸¹²194.

Self-denial, Catholic,⁸¹³165,⁸¹⁴166.

Semi-Christians and pseudo-Christians,⁸¹⁵156.

Sensible objects, not to beloved,⁸¹⁶51,⁸¹⁷52.

Serpent, the brazen,⁸¹⁸193.

Sibylline books;⁸¹⁹200,⁸²⁰205.

Signacula, the three,⁸²¹16,⁸²²74 sq.

Simon Magus,⁸²³243,⁸²⁴290.

Sin only from the will,⁸²⁵101 sq.; definition of,⁸²⁶103; not apart from free will,⁸²⁷120 sq.; the relation of Adam's posterity to,⁸²⁸121; what is it?⁸²⁹283; not from God, but from the will of those sinning,⁸³⁰357; not the striving for an evil nature, but the desertion of a better,⁸³¹358.

Socrates' History referred to,⁸³²31.

Solomon,⁸³³304.

Son of God begotten, not made⁸³⁴356; of David and Son of God, Christ the, denied by Faustus,⁸³⁵313, etc.; proved against Faustus,⁸³⁶314, etc.

Soteriology of the Manichæans,⁸³⁷13.

Soul, the chief good of man,⁸³⁸43; obtains virtue by following after God,⁸³⁹44; of our neighbor, duty of doing good to the,⁸⁴⁰56; sinned and therefore is miserable,⁸⁴¹122; the, nature of the rational,⁸⁴²148; has no material form, and is present in every part of the body,⁸⁴³136,⁸⁴⁴137; has no material extension,⁸⁴⁵138; and body,⁸⁴⁶43; virtue gives perfection to,⁸⁴⁷43.

Souls, absurd Manichæan notions respecting,⁸⁴⁸82 etc.,⁸⁴⁹83 etc.; two, treatise on,⁸⁵⁰95 sq.; can have their existence from God alone,⁸⁵¹95 sq.; that are called evil by the Manichæans, being capable of intellectual perception, are better than any object of perception,⁸⁵²96 sq.; supposed complaint of against the Manichæan God for involving them in endless misery, without necessity, and apart from their own will,⁸⁵³117 sq.,⁸⁵⁴120.

Spontaneous generation, supposed cases of,⁸⁵⁵85.

Star of the Magi, the;⁸⁵⁶157,⁸⁵⁷158.

Stars, Manichæan superstition regarding the,⁸⁵⁸158.

Stercutio, a Roman demi-god,⁸⁵⁹72.

Stokes' art, Manes and Manichæans, referred to, 5,⁸⁶⁰29.

Subjective method of dealing with Scripture practiced by the Manichæans,⁸⁶¹178.

Sulpicius Severus mentioned,⁸⁶²62.

Sun worship on the part of the Manichæans, denied by Faustus,⁸⁶³252 sq.; the, Manichæan worship of, explained by Faustus,⁸⁶⁴252 etc.; absurd statements of Faustus exposed,⁸⁶⁵254.

Sunday, and the Lord's day,⁸⁶⁶238.

Swearing,⁸⁶⁷247 sq.

Symbolical nature of the Old Testament,⁸⁶⁸167 sq.

Symbolic precepts of the Old Testament,⁸⁶⁹167,⁸⁷⁰168.

Symbols, three moral, devised by the Manichæans,⁸⁷¹74 etc.,⁸⁷²83 etc.,⁸⁷³86 etc.; material, visible speech,⁸⁷⁴244.

Tables of stone, the,⁸⁷⁵213,⁸⁷⁶214.

Tamar and Judah,⁸⁷⁷295 sq.; a type,⁸⁷⁸306 sq.

Teacher, the Great,⁸⁷⁹147.

Temperance, the duties of,⁸⁸⁰51.

Thecla, Paul and,⁸⁸¹329.

Theodicy of Augustin incomplete,⁸⁸²282.

Theology of the Manichæans,⁸⁸³10.

"Thieves and Robbers," all who came before me are—who?⁸⁸⁴223.

Thomas, how taught by Jesus,⁸⁸⁵234; apocryphal story of,⁸⁸⁶304.

Tiele's Outlines of the History of Religion, quoted,⁸⁸⁷17.

Titus of Bostra on the Manichæans, referred to, 4.

Trechsel on the Canon, Criticism, and Exegesis of the Manichæans, referred to, 5.

Trinity, the,⁸⁸⁸49; absurd views of Faustus respecting,⁸⁸⁹252,⁸⁹⁰258; Fortunatus' profession of belief in,⁸⁹¹114.

Truth, how to be sought,⁸⁹²130.

Turanian dualism, 6.

Turkestan, the refuge of Mani,⁸⁹³32.

Turpitudes in God imagined by the Manichæans,⁸⁹⁴362 sq.

Two men, the witness of,⁸⁹⁵223.

Two territories, Manichæan theory of, refuted,⁸⁹⁶138.

Type and testimony,⁸⁹⁷173.

Types, Adam and Eve,⁸⁹⁸186; Cain and Abel,⁸⁹⁹186; the ark,⁹⁰⁰188; the flood,⁹⁰¹189; the raven and dove,⁹⁰²190; Noah's drunkenness,⁹⁰³190; Noah's sons,⁹⁰⁴190; Abraham and Isaac,⁹⁰⁵191; the angel wrestling with Jacob,⁹⁰⁶191; Jacob's stone,⁹⁰⁷191; Jacob's ladder,⁹⁰⁸192; Joseph,⁹⁰⁹192; the rod of Moses,⁹¹⁰192; the Exodus,⁹¹¹192; in the wilderness,⁹¹²193; the conquest of Jericho,⁹¹³193; events during the time of the Judges,⁹¹⁴193; events in the time of the Kings,⁹¹⁵194; the Church, in captivity, and the return from captivity,⁹¹⁶194,⁹¹⁷195; must be acknowledged,⁹¹⁸195; sacrifices,⁹¹⁹236; other observances besides sacrifices,⁹²⁰242; fulfilled in Christ,⁹²¹242 etc.; actions and persons,⁹²²305; Judah's incest,⁹²³305 etc.; Tamar, Er, and Onan,⁹²⁴306 sq.; David's crime,⁹²⁵307; Solomon,⁹²⁶308; various,⁹²⁷335 sq.

Typical actions, it is of no consequence whether they are good or bad,⁹²⁸305.

Unclean and clean food,⁹²⁹170,⁹³⁰172.

Uriah the Hittite,⁹³¹308.

Vanity of the world, the,⁹³²52

Varanes, king of Persia,⁹³³32.

Vices, as objects of intellectual apprehension, better than light which is perceived by sense,⁹³⁴97 sq.

Virginity, Pagan and Christian,⁹³⁵262.

Virtue, Augustin's use of the word,⁹³⁶46; gives perfection to the soul,⁹³⁷44; the fourfold division,⁹³⁸48,⁹³⁹54.

Wars, the real evils of,⁹⁴⁰301 sq.; ordered by God,⁹⁴¹301 sq.

Wegnern on Manichæan Indulgences, referred to, 5.

Wilderness, the, typical occurrences in,⁹⁴²193.

Wilson, of Bombay, on the Parsis, referred to,⁹⁴³36.

Williams, Monier, Indian Wisdom, quoted, 5.

Wine, the old and the new,⁹⁴⁴81; the Manichæan and the Catholic views of,⁹⁴⁵258.

Wisdom,⁹⁴⁶50; identified with Christ,⁹⁴⁷50 etc.

Witness, the, of two men,⁹⁴⁸223.

Words, on what the value of depends,⁹⁴⁹306.

Works of God, the,⁹⁵⁰266.

World, the, to be despised,⁹⁵¹51,⁹⁵²52; the vanity of,⁹⁵³52.

World-bearer of the Manichæans,⁹⁵⁴255.

Youths and maidens sent by God to entice the female and male princes of darkness—immoral tendency of such fables,⁹⁵⁵254,⁹⁵⁶362 sq.

Zacagni's Collectanea, referred to,⁹⁵⁷34.

Zend-Avesta, quoted,⁹⁵⁸18.

Zilpah and Bilhah,⁹⁵⁹293.

Zittwitz on the Acta Disputationis, referred to, 4.

Zodiac, connection of the Manichæan worship with,⁹⁶⁰14.

Zoroastrianism, relation of to Manichæism,⁹⁶¹16 sq.