St. Paul's Epistles to the Colossians and Philemon / A revised text with introductions, notes and dissertations - J. B. Lightfoot

G (Codex Boernerianus) relation to F, p. [345]
Galatia, meaning of, in St Paul and St Luke, p. [24]
Galatian and Colossian Judaism compared, p. [105], [i. 28]
Galatians, Epistle to; passages explained, [i. 24] (Gal. ii. 20);
- [i. 28] (iv. 19);
- [ii. 8] (iv. 3)
Galen, [ii. 19], 20
Ginsburg, (Dr) p. [88], [127] sq.
Gnostic, p. [80] sq.
Gnostic element in Colossian heresy, p. [73] sq.
Gnostic sects, use of pleroma by, p. [330]
Gnosticism, list of writers on, p. [77];
- definition of, p. [76] sq.;
- intellectual exclusiveness of, p. [77];
- speculations of, p. [77] sq.;
- practical errors of, p.[79] sq.;
- independent of Christianity, p. [80];
- relation to Judaism, p. [81];
- to Essenism, p. [93];
- to Colossian heresy, p. [98]
grades of Essenes, p. [129]
Grätz, p. [123], 160, 161, 170
Greece, slavery in, p. [386]
Gregory the Great on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [361]
guild of dyers, p. [4]
Γαρμάνας, p. [153]
γνῶσις, [i. 9], [ii. 3]
γνωστικός, p. [81]

Hamartiology of the Old Testament, p. [185]
Haymo of Halberstadt, on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [361]
Hebrew slavery, p. [385] sq.
Hebrews, Epistle to the; passages explained, [i. 11] (Heb. xi. 34);
- [i. 15] (i. 2, 3, 6)
Hefele on the date of Claudius Apollinaris, p. [185]
Hemerobaptists, p. [162]
Herod the Great excuses the oath of allegiance to the Essenes, p. [176]
Hervey of Dole, on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [361]
Hierapolis, p. [9];
- modern name, p. [9];
- physical features of, p. [10];
- a famous watering place, p. [11];
- the Plutonium at, p. [12];
- birthplace of Epictetus, p. [13];
- political relations of, p. [18];
- attractions for Jews, p. [22];
- a Christian settlement, p. [45];
- Philip of Bethsaida at, p. [45] sq.;
- Council at, p. [59];
- Papias, bishop of, p. [48] sq.;
- Abercius, bishop of, p. [54] sq.;
- Claudius Apollinaris, bishop of, p. [57] sq.;
- dyes of, p. [4]
Hilgenfeld, p. [75];
- on the Essenes, p. [150] sq.

James the Lord’s brother, p. [167]
Jerome, p. [29];
- on St Paul’s parents, p. [35];
- on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [359] sq.
Jesus Justus, [iv. 11]
Jews, sects of the, p. [82]

imperfect, [iii. 18]
indicative after βλέπειν μή, [ii. 8]
infinitive of consequence, [i. 10], [iv. 3], [6]
John (St) in Asia Minor, p. [41];
- Apocalypse, passages explained, p. [41] (iii. 14–21);
- Gospel, p. [163] (i. 8, v. 35);
- Second Epistle, p. [371];
- Third Epistle, ib.
John the Baptist, not an Essene, p. [160];
- disciples of, at Ephesus, p. [163]
John (St), Christians of, p. [165]
John Damascene, p. [15]
John of Salisbury on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [362]
Josephus on Essenism, p. [133] sq.
Judaism and Gnosticism, p. [81]
ἵνα, [iv. 16]
Ἰοῦστος, [iv. 11]
ἰσότης, [iv. 1]

Kabbala, p. [93], [i. 16], [ii. 8]

Lanfranc on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [363]
Laodicea, name and history, p. [5];
- condition, p. [6];
- political rank and relations, p. [7], [18];
- religious worship at, p. [8];
- Council of, p. [66];
- ecclesiastical status, p. [69];
- dyes of, p. [4];
- surnamed Trimetaria, p. [18];
- the vaunt of, p. [44]
Laodicea, the letter from, [iv. 16];
- p. [340] sq.
Laodiceans, apocryphal Epistle to the, p. [347] sq.;
- list of MSS of, p. [349] sq.;
- Latin text of, p. [353];
- notes on, p. [355] sq.;
- theory of a Greek original, p. [357];
- restoration of the Greek, p. [359];
- circulation of, p. [360] sq.;
- English prologue and versions, p. [364];
- strictures of Erasmus on, p. [365];
- genuineness maintained by some, p. [366]
Latrocinium, see [Robbers’ Synod]
Legio Fulminata, p. [61]
legislation of Constantine on slavery, p. [393]
Logos, the, [i. 15]
Luke, St, [iv. 14];
- his narrative of St Paul’s third missionary journey, p. [24] sq.;
- makes a distinction between Philip the Apostle and Philip the Evangelist, p. [45], [59]
lukewarmness at Laodicea, p. [42]
lustrations of the Essenes, p. [171]
Luther’s estimate of the Epistle to Philemon, p. [383]
Lycus, district of the;
- list of writers on, p. [1] sq.;
- physical features of, p. [2] sq.;
- produce of, p. [4];
- subterranean channel of the, p. [14];
- earthquakes in, p. [38] sq.
Lycus, Churches of the, p. [1] sq.;
- evangelised by Epaphras, p. [29] sq.;
- ecclesiastical status of, p. [69]
Λαοδικία, [iv. 13]
λόγον ἔχειν τινός, [ii. 23]

Magic, forbidden by Council of Laodicea, p. [69];
- among the Essenes, p. [140]
magical books at Ephesus, p. [95];
- magical charms among the Essenes, p. [90] sq.
Mandeans, p. [165]
Marcosians, p. [335]
Mark (St), [iv. 10];
- visits Colossæ, p. [40]
marriage depreciated by the Essenes, p. [139]
Matthew (St) Gospel of, accepted by Cerinthus and the Ebionites, p. [108]
Megasthenes, p. [153]
monasticism of the Essenes, p. [157]
Monoimus, the Arabian, p. [339]
Montanism, Claudius Apollinaris on, p. [59];
- Phrygian origin of, p. [98]
morning bathers, p. [132]
Muratorian Fragment on the Epistle to the Laodiceans, p. [358]
μακροθυμία, [i. 11], [iii. 12]
μερίς, [i. 12]
μνείαν ποιεῖσθαι, [Ph. 4]
μομφή, [iii. 13]
μονογενής, [i. 15]
μυστήριον, i. [26]

Naassenes, p. [337]
Nasoreans, p. [138], [165]
Neander on Cerinthus, p. [108]
Neopythagoreanism and Essenism, p. [146] sq.
New Testament, relation of, to the Old Testament, p. [184]
Nicæa, Bishops of Hierapolis and Laodicea at the Council of, p. [65]
Nicetas Choniates, p. [71]
nominative with definite article for vocative, [iii. 18]
Novatianism in Phrygia, p. [98]
Nymphas, [iv. 15], p. [31]
νεομηνία, [ii. 16]
νέος, [iii. 10]
νουθετεῖν, [i. 28]
νῦν with aorist, [i. 21]

Observance of the Sabbath by the Essenes and our Lord, p. [170]
Onesimus, p. [377], [Ph. 10];
- at Rome, p. [33];
- encounters St Paul, p. [378];
- returns to Philemon, p. [35], 379 sq.;
- legendary history of, p. [382]
Ophites, the, p. [81], 98, 337
Oracle, see [Sibylline Oracle]
οἰκονομία, [i. 25]
οἶκος, τὴν κατ’ οἶκον, [iv. 15]
ὁμοίωμα, [i. 25]
ὄνασθαι, ὀναίμην, [Ph. 20]
ὀργή, [iii. 8]
ὅστις, [iii. 5], [iv. 11]
ὀφθαλμοδουλεία, [iii. 22]
ᾠδή, [iii. 16]
ὡς, [Ph. 14], [16]
.ix
Papias, p. [47];
- writings of, ib.;
- life and teaching of, p. [48];
- account of, given by Eusebius, p. [49];
- traditions collected by, p. [51] sq.;
- references to the Canonical writings, p. [51] sq.;
- silence of Eusebius, p. [52];
- views inferred from his associates, p. [53]
Parsism, resemblances to, in Essenism, p. [149] sq.;
- spread by the destruction of the Persian empire, p. [150];
- influence of, p. [151]
participle used for imperative, [iii. 16]
Paschal controversy, p. [59], [63]
Paul (St) visits Phrygia on his second missionary journey, p. [23];
- had not visited Colossæ when he wrote, p. [23] sq.;
- visits Phrygia on his third journey, p. [24];
- silence about personal relations with Colossæ, p. [28];
- at Ephesus, p. [30], [95] sq.;
- at Rome, p. [32];
- mission of Epaphras to, [ib.];
- meets with Onesimus, p. [33], 378;
- despatches three letters, p. [33];
- visits Colossæ, p. [41];
- his plans after his release, [Ph. 22];
- uses an amanuensis, [iv. 18];
- his signature, [iv. 18], [Ph. 19];
- coincidences with words of our Lord, [ii. 22];
- his teaching on the universality of the Gospel, p. [99];
- on the kingdom of Christ, [i. 13] sq.;
- on the orders of angels, [i. 16] sq.;
- on philosophy, [ii. 8];
- on the Incarnation, [ii. 9];
- on the abolition of distinctions, [iii. 11];
- on slavery, [iii. 22] sq., p. [389] sq.;
- his cosmogony and theology, p. [101] sq.;
- his answer to the Colossian heresy, p. [181] sq.;
- his Christology, p. [188], [i. 15] sq.;
- his relations with Philemon, p. [370] sq.;
- connects baptism and death, [ii. 11], [20], [iii. 3];
- makes use of metaphors from the mysteries, [i. 26], [28];
- from the stadium, [ii. 18], [iii. 14];
- his rapid change of metaphor, [ii. 7]
Paul (St) Epistles of, correspondences with the Apocalypse—on the Person of Christ, p. [41];
- warning against lukewarmness, p. [42];
- against pride of wealth, p. [43]
Paul (St) apocryphal Epistle of, to the Laodiceans, p. [353]
Pedanius Secundus, execution of his slaves, p. [388]
Person of Christ, St Paul and St John on, p. [41] sq.;
- St Paul’s answer to the Colossian heresy, p. [181] sq., [i. 15] sq.
personal pronoun used for reflexive, [i. 20], [22]
Peter (St) and the Church in Asia Minor, p. [41]
petrifying stream at Colossæ, p. [15]
Pharisees, p. [82];
- relation to Essenes, p. [82], 120, 141
Philemon, p. [31], 370 sq.;
- legendary history of, p. [371];
- his wife, p. [372];
- his son, p. [374]
Philemon, Epistle to;
- Introduction to, p. [369];
- character of, p. [370];
- analysis of, p. [380] sq.;
- different estimates of, p. [382] sq.;
- compared with a letter of Pliny, p. [384]
Philip the Apostle, in Asia, p. [45] sq.;
- confused with Philip the Evangelist, p. [45]
Philippopolis, synod of, p. [64]
Philo, on the Essenes, p. [133];
- his use of Logos, [i. 15]
Phrygia, p. [17] sq.;
- meaning of the phrase in St Luke, p. [23];
- religious tendencies of, p. [97] sq.;
- see [Paul (St)]
Pistis Sophia, p. [339]
Pliny the younger, a letter of, p. [384] sq.
pleroma, detached note upon, p. [323]
Plutonium, at Hierapolis, p. [12]
Polycarp, martyrdom of, p. [49]
poverty, respect paid to, by Essenes and Christ, p. [177]
Prætorius accepts the Epistle to the Laodiceans as genuine, p. [366]
Pythagoreanism and Essenism, p. [144];
- disappearance of, p. [146]
πάθος, [iii. 5]
παρακαλεῖν, [ii. 2]
παραλαμβάνειν, [ii. 6]
παράπτωμα, [ii. 13]
παρεῖναι εἰς, [i. 6]
παρέχεσθαι, [iv. 1]
παρηγορία, [iv. 11]
παρρησία, ἐν παρρησίᾳ, [ii. 15], [Ph. 8]
πᾶς, πᾶς ὁ κόσμος, [i. 16];
- πάση κτίσις, [i. 15];
- τὰ πάντα, [i. 16]
πατήρ, ὁ θεὸς πατήρ, [i. 3];
- πατὴρ ἡμῶν, [i. 2]
παύεσθαι, [Ph. 7]
πιθανολογία, [ii. 4]
πικραίνεσθαι, [iii. 19]
πιστός, πιστοὶ ἀδελφοί, [i. 2]
πλεονεξία, [iii. 5]
πληροφορεῖν, [iv. 12]
πληροφορία, [ii. 2]
πληροῦν, [i. 25], [iv. 17]
πλήρωμα, [i. 19], [ii. 9], p. [323] sq.
πλησμονή, [ii. 23]
πλοῦτος, [i. 27]
πορνεία, [iii. 5]
πραΰτης, [iii. 12]
πρεσβευτής, πρεσβύτης, [Ph. 8]
πρὸ πάντων, [i. 17]
προακούειν, [i. 5]
πρός, [ii. 23], [Ph. 5]
προσκαρτερεῖσθαι, [iv. 2]
προσωπολημψία, [iii. 25]
πρωτότοκος, [i. 15], [18]
φιλοσοφία, [ii. 8]
φθορά, [ii. 22]
φρόνησις, [i. 9]
φυλακτήριον, p. [69]
ψαλμός, [iii. 16]

Quartodeciman controversy, p. [59], [63]
Quinisextine Council, p. [68]