Alexander Roberts and James Donaldson

“ Creation, the, the Christian doctrine of, 9; the six days' work of, 76, 78; of the world, remarks on—Hesiod's weak conception, 79; of man, 84; an account of, 161, 162; implies providence, 365; mode of, 368; theories of, 368; from nothing, 369; atomic theory untenable, 369; concourse of atoms could not form a world, 370; Plato's testimony respecting, 371; mechanical theory of, 372; correspondences in, 379, 380.
Creator, the, no God above, 229; our Father, 231; the Supreme God, 232; necessary, 367; the world made from nothing by, 369.
Creatures, the, often take vengeance on sinners, 320. ”

“ Peter's discussion with, resumed, 241; a seducer, 241; his arrogance, 243; his subterfuges, 260, 261; his rage, 263; his vanity, 263, 264; his retreat, 264; resisted Peter as the Egyptian magicians did Moses, 269; a deserter from the camp of, 273; sets out for Rome, 273; is followed by Peter, 274; strange transformation wrought upon Faustinianus by, 459; strives to excite the people of Antioch against Peter, 460; stratagem used against, by Peter and Cornelius, 460; his design in the transformation of Faustinianus, 461–464; counter-plot of Peter against, 464–468; is defeated, 469. ”

“ Simon Magus, postponement of his discussion with Peter, 156, 157; how Peter was sent to meet, 189; how he challenged Peter, 190; a formidable opponent, 195; the impiety of, 195, 196; history of, 196; the secret of his magical power, 200; professes to be God, 201; professes to have made a boy of air, 202; hopelessness of the case of, 202; his discussion with Peter begins, 205, etc. ”

“ Prophet, the true, 153, 308; the advent of, 170; the rejection of, 170, 171; why called Christ, 173; a Priest also, 174; alone knows all things, 397; to be sought for by those who wish to learn, 398, 458, 459.
Prophets, the, inspired by the Holy Ghost, 74; holiness of life enjoined by, 99; precepts from the books of, 100, etc.; confirmed by the teachings of the Greek poets and philosophers, ; more ancient than the Greek writers, 125, 126.
Providence, opinions of the philosophers concerning, ; Ariston quoted respecting, 113; vindicated, 287; implied by creation, 365 ”

“ Cynic philosophers, the, 30.
Daphne, 443.
Days, the six, of creation, 76, 78; the typical character of, 82.
Dead men deified, 442.
Deluge, the, errors of the Greeks about, 121; accurate account of, 122.
Demons, 12; give rise to superstitions, 13, 14; worshipped by the Greeks, 18; their severe punishment, 19; structure of, 21; vain display of power by, 21,22; falsely promise health to their votaries, 22; deceive instead of healing, 23; depravity lies at the root of the worship of, 24; how they get power over men, 290; why they wish to possess men, 291; the gospel gives us power over, 291 ”

“ Matthidia, mother of Clement, her disappearance, 342; found at Aradus as a beggar woman, 344; her story, 345–347; Peter's reflections on her story,—recognised by Clement, 348, 349; recapitulation of her story, 351, 352; recognised by Aquila and Niceta, 352–354; seeks baptism, 353, 355; baptism of, delayed, 356, 357; baptized, 358; recognises her husband, 423; accompanies her husband to Antioch, 465, 466.
Mechanical theory of creation, the, 372. Medea, 439.
Medicine, the vanity of, 23, 24.
Melchizedek, 97.
Men, naturally enemies of God, 203 ”

“ Flood, history of the, 96, 163; the world after the, 164; brought as the punishment of evil-doers, 391.
Form of sound words, the, 382.
Fourth day's work of creation, the, 82.
Frauds, pious, singular illustrations of, 460–469.
Free-will, the sins of men spring from, 16; possessed by men, 306, 403. ”