← The Apostolic Tradition of Hippolytus / Translated into English with Introduction and Notes

Indexes

Conclusion

Hippolytus closes with a final adjuration to avoid all novelties; the way of peace consists solely in strict adherence to the past.

A. BIBLICAL CITATIONS BY HIPPOLYTUS

B. BIBLICAL REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

C. PATRISTIC REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

D. ANCIENT AND MODERN NAMES, WRITINGS AND SUBJECTS

A. Biblical Citations by Hippolytus

Exodus 12. 22 page

25. 30

29. 39

Numbers 9. 11

Matthew 5. 13

25. 6

25. 13

John 6. 50

10. 14

13. 10

Acts 1. 24

1 Corinthians 11. 10

11. 24-26

Revelation 2. 17

B. Biblical References in Introduction and Notes

Genesis 1. 31

2. 7

Exodus 3. 8

12. 22

24. 9

24. 9-11

25. 30

29. 39

Leviticus 15. 5

15. 16-18

Numbers 9. 11

11. 25

Deuteronomy 18. 4

1 Samuel 16. 13

Psalm 51. 12

119. 164

Canticles 2. 1

Isaiah 6. 3

7. 15

9. 6

65. 2

Lamentations 1. 17

Zechariah 4. 12

Wisdom 14. 25-26

Matthew 3. 16

12. 40

13. 30

15. 11

18. 6

19. 9

25. 6

25. 13

26. 74

27. 24

28. 19

Mark 6. 13 ,

6. 30-44

7. 1-15

7. 34

8. 1-10

8. 6-7

14. 25

15. 25

15. 33

16. 18

Luke 3. 7

12. 13-16

22. 19-20

John 3. 5

6. 50

6. 63

10. 14

13. 10 ,

14. 30

19. 14

19. 34

20. 22

Acts 1. 24

2. 41

4. 27-30

6 ,

6. 1-3

6. 2

8. 17

8. 18-24

8. 38

15. 28-29 ,

16. 33

19. 6

20. 28

22. 16

Romans 1. 29-31

8. 15

10. 9

12. 1 ,

14. 14 ,

1 Corinthians 6. 11

7. 10

8. 8

10. 2

10. 3

10. 16

10. 25-26

11. 4

11. 10

11. 20-21 , -98,

11. 24-26

11. 33

12. 13

12. 28 ,

Galatians 4. 6

4. 14

Ephesians 2. 20

Philippians 4. 18

1 Timothy 3. 2-7

3. 2-3

4. 4-5

4. 14

5. 1-16

2 Timothy 1. 6

Titus 3. 1-2

3. 5

Hebrews 6. 4-8

7. 25

10. 26-31

12. 17

13. 15-16

James 5. 14 ,

1 Peter 2. 5

2. 9

3. 19

Jude 12

Revelation 1. 6

2. 14

2. 17

2. 20

5. 10

8. 3

21. 14

C. Patristic References in Introduction and Notes

1 Clement 40-41

42. 4

44. 1-2

44. 4

46. 8

47.6

2 Clement 12. 2

Ignatius

Magnesians 9. 1

Romans 7. 3

Philadelphians 4

Smyrnaeans 7. 1 ,

8. 1-2 ,

Hermas

Vision III, i

Didache 3. 1-6

7. 1 ,

8. 1

8. 2

9-10

9. 1

9. 5

13. 3 , ,

13. 7

14 ,

14. 1-2

15. 1 , ,

Justin

Apology 65

67 , ,

Dialogue 116 f.

Irenaeus I, 13. 2

IV, 18. 4-5

Hippolytus

Daniel commentary iii, 9. 6

Philosophumena Proem.

Proem. 6

i, 23. 4

ix, 7 ff., f.

Clement of Alexandria

Pedagogue I, 45. 1

50. 4

II, 4-7 ,

Tertullian

Apology 30

Baptism 7

Chaplet 3

Exhortation to chastity 7

Marcion I, 14

III, 19

IV, 40

On prayer 13

18-19

To his Wife II, 5 ,

Cyprian Epistle 70. 2

Eusebius

History V, 24

V, 28. 10-12

VI, 20

VI, 43. 6

VI, 43. 11 ,

Athanasius

Festal Letter 39

Cyril of Jerusalem

Catechetical Lectures 20. 3

23. 20

Jerome

Vir. ill. 61 ,

Sarapion 12

Mishnah Berakhoth vi, 1-2

1 ,

6 f.

D. Ancient and Modern Names, Writings and Subjects

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Absolution, f., f.

Achelis,

Acolytes,

Agape, f., , , ff.

Anamnesis, ,

Apophoretum, , f.

Apostolic Canons,

Apostolic Church Order,

Apostolic Constitutions,

Baptism

Eucharist, f., , ff.

Formula, ,

Image, ,

Liturgy, ff., ff.

Baptism in blood,

Bathing,

Bible reading, ,

Bishops

At agape, f., , ff.

At baptism, ff., ff.

At eucharist, ff., f., , , , ff., f.

Consecration, , ff.

Election, ,

Fasting,

Office,

Blessings, ff., ff.

Blessings of persons, ,

Burial, ,

Callistus, ff., ,

Canons of Hippolytus,

Carthage, Third Council,

Catechumens, ff., f., , ff.

Charismata, , , , , , ,

Cheese, , f.

Chrism,

Christology, ff., , ,

Commodus,

Common Prayer,

Concelebration,

Confessors, , f.

Confirmation, f.,

Connolly, , f., , , , , ,

Converts accepted, ff., f.

Cooper, J., ,

Coxe, A. C.,

Creed, , f.,

Deacons

At agape, , , ,

At baptism, f., f.

At eucharist, , f., ,

Office, , , , f.,

Ordination, , f.

Deaconesses, , f.

De Sacramentis,

Didache,

Didascalia,

Döllinger, ,

Doxologies,

Duchesne,

Epitome,

Eucharist

Administration,

Anamnesis, ,

As sacrifice, f., ,

At baptism, f., , ff.

At ordinations, f.,

Celebrant, , ,

Consecration, , ff., ff.

Fasting communion, f., ,

Invocation, f.

Liturgy, , , , , ff.

Name,

Relation to agape, ff.

Evening service, f.

Exorcism, , , f., , ,

Extempore prayer, ,

Fasting, , , f., , ,

Fasting communion, f., ,

First-fruits, , , , f.

Flowers, ,

Funk, f., ,

Gnosticism, ,

Goltz,

Gronov,

Harnack,

Harris, J. R.,

Hauler,

Head-covering,

Healers, ,

Hearers, ,

Holy Week, f., f., , ,

Honey, , , f.

Horner, , , ,

Hours of prayers, ff., ff.

Image of baptism, ,

Invocation, f.

Isidore of Seville,

Jungklaus, , , , ,

Kirk, K. E.,

Kiss of peace, , , ,

Lagarde,

Legge, F.,

Levites,

Lietzmann,

Lightfoot,

Lord’s Prayer, ,

Lord’s Supper, f.

Ludolf,

Maclean, ,

Macmahon, J. H.,

Marriage, , ,

Maximinus,

Menstruation, ,

Milk, , , f.

Miller, B. E.,

Minor orders, f., ff.

Modalism, ff., , ,

Moses, , ,

Muilenberg,

Of Gifts, , ,

Oil, , ff., f.

Olives, ,

Pentecost, ,

Pius IV,

Pontianus,

Prayer, ff., ff.

Presbyters

At agape, ,

At baptism, ff., ff.

At eucharist, , , , ,

Fasting,

Office, , , ff., f.,

Ordination, , ff.

Ordination power, , , ff.,

Priesthood, , f., , ,

Rabbis,

Readers, ,

Reserved sacrament, f.

Riedel, ,

Rufinus,

Sabellius,

Sacrifices, f.

Sanctus,

Sarapion,

Schermann,

Schoolmasters, ,

Schwartz, , ,

Sick, , , ,

Sign of the cross, , , ff., , , ,

Soldiers, ,

Spittle, ,

Stoicism,

Subdeacons, , ,

Tattam,

Testament of Our Lord,

Tithes, ,

Unction, f., ff., ff.

Urbanus,

Victor,

Virgins, , , , ,

Washing, f., f.

Water, Baptismal, ,

Water, Eucharistic, f.,

Weekday services, ,

Wendland,

Widows, , , , , , f., ,

Williams, A. L.,

Women, , f., f.

Wordsworth, John,

Zephyrinus, ff.,