The Church Year and Kalendar - John Dowden

[176] See V. Staley’s The Liturgical Year, where the Kalendar of the Church of England is treated with much fulness.

INDEX

Abyssinian Kalendar, see [Kalendar]
Ado, martyrology of [xvi], [93], [94]
Advent, observance of [76 ff.]
Agnes, St, octave of [20], [71]
Akathist, sabbath of [144]
Alexandria, church of, its authority in settling date of Easter [121]
All Saints (Allhallen), festival of [23], [149];
Sunday of [91], [141];
vigil of [75]
All Souls’ Day [xiii], [24]
Ambrosian rite [77]
anarguroi, see [Unmercenary]
Anatolius, Paschal cycle of [115]
Andrew, St, commemoration of [17], [19], [22], [63 f.], [137];
octave of [71];
relation of Advent to festival of [79]
Anna, St, conception of, see [Mary, festivals of]
Annunciation, see [Mary, festivals of]
Antipasch [141], [142]
Antiphons, in Advent [78 f.]
Apocreos, Sunday of [84], [141], [143];
Sabbath of [144]
Apodosis [71], [135]
Apostles, commemoration of [22], [58 ff.];
Fast of the [90 f.];
Synaxis of the Twelve [58], [139];
Seventy [70], [138], [139]
Apostolic Canons [6], [111]
Apostolic Constitutions [6], [111]
Aratschavor-atz [92]
Armenians, their observance of Epiphany and Christmas [32], [38];
rules of fasting [78], [91 f.];
Kalendar of [36], [43], [147 f.]
Artziburion [92]
Ascension, commemoration of [18], [42 f.], [135], [149]
Ascetics, Sabbath of [144]
Ash Wednesday [82], [83 f.]
Asiatics, commemoration of the Pascha by [106 ff.]
Assumption, see [Mary, festivals of]
Baptism, of Christ, commemoration of [30], [31 n.], [32], [139 f.]
Barnabas, St, commemoration of [70], [150]
Baronius, Cardinal [103]
Bartholomew, St, commemoration of [68]
Basilian Menology, see [Menology]
Basilidians, festival of Baptism of Christ kept by [31]
Becket, Thomas, institution of festival of Trinity by [46];
feasts of his martyrdom and translation [150]
Bede, martyrology of [xvi], [23], [49], [62], [69], [70], [93], [94]
Borromeo, Charles [83]
Candlemas, meaning of [48];
festival of, see [Purification]
caput jejunii [83]
Cara cognatio, pagan solemnity of [61]
Celtic churches, Paschal cycle of [122], [146]
Charlemagne, Capitula of [86]
Christmas, see [Nativity]
Circumcision, feast of [22 f.], [37 ff.], [135], [147]
claves quadragesimae, Paschae, Rogationum [102]
Clavius, see [Schlüssel]
Coena Domini [40]
Conception, see [Mary, feasts of]
Constantine, letter of, on Paschal question [111 f.], [117 ff.]
Coptic Kalendar, see [Kalendar]
Corbie Kalendar [71]
Corpus Christi, feast of [xiv], [98];
octave of [72]
Cross, Holy, adoration of [41 f.];
Sunday of Adoration of [141];
Exaltation of [22], [99], [135], [142], (a fast in Eastern Church) [91];
Invention of [99];
Procession of [25]
Cyprian, St, Paschal cycle attributed to [115];
commemoration of, in English Prayer Book [152]
Dead, Sabbath of [144]
Decollation, see [John Baptist]
depositiones, of martyrs and bishops [14], [16], [17]
dies caniculares [101]
dies profestus [74], [87]
Dionysius of Alexandria, Paschal cycle of [115]
Dionysius Exiguus, Paschal cycle of [123], [124 f.]
dominica carnisprivii, see [Apocreos]
dominica in albis [142]
Dominical Kalendar, of Orthodox Eastern Church [140 ff.]
Dormitio, see [Mary, feasts of]
Doxology, the great and the little [137]
Easter, regulations for date of [15], [111 f.], [122 ff.]
See also [Pascha], [Paschal cycle] etc.; octave of [71], [72]
Edward, St, the Confessor, feast and translation of [99]
Egbert, Abp, Pontifical of [69]
Elias of Nisibis [113]
Ember Days, meaning of term [90].
See [Fasts]
English Prayer Book, see [Prayer Book]
Enurchus, St [151]
Epiphany, feast of [17], [20], [23], [30 f.], [135], [139];
octave of [71], [72], [135]
Ethiopic Kalendar, see [Kalendar]
Evangelists, commemoration of [65 ff.]
Fasts, in Advent [78];
before Easter (Lent) [79 ff.];
after Pentecost [85], [92], [147];
Rogation days [86];
of four seasons (Ember Days) [18 f.], [87 ff.];
of vigils [74 f.];
of Eastern Church [90 f.];
of Nineveh [91 f.], [147]
feria, meaning of term [8]
festa chori, festa fori [xix]
Festal Letters, see [Paschal Epistles]
Festivals, rank and dignity of [98 f.]
Florus, martyrology of [xvi], [93], [94]
Friday, Christian observance of [10 f.];
fast in Advent [78];
a fast in Eastern Church [91], [140];
commemoration of Saints among East Syrians on [147]
Gabriel, archangel, Synaxis of [139], [140]
Galesini, Pietro, martyrology of [103]
gang-days [87]
Gelasian Sacramentary, see [Sacramentary]
Gellonense, see [Martyrologies]
George, St, commemoration of [21], [23], [136], [149]
Good Friday [41 f.], [107]
Gorman, martyrology of [95]
Gothic Missal [65]
Gregorian reform, see [Kalendar]
Gregory the Great [77], [82]
Gregory XIII, Pope, his scheme for a fixed Easter [xviii];
appoints a commission to revive Martyrology [103];
his reform of Kalendar [127 ff.]
Hieromartyr [138]
Hippolytus, Paschal Tables of [111], [112 ff.];
statue of [112]
Holy Thursday, see [Ascension]
Holy Week, observance of [40 ff.]
Horologium [103]
Hosiomartyr [138]
Hypapante, see [Purification]
Immaculate Conception, see [Mary, feasts of]
Innocent III, Pope, rules of, concerning vigils [74 f.]
Innocents, Holy, commemoration of [17], [19], [22], [33 ff.]
Irenaeus, letter of, to Victor of Rome [79], [110]
Irish canons, collection of [85 f.]
Isapostolos [138]
James, St, son of Zebedee, commemoration of [17], [34], [36], [64 f.]
James, St, the Lord’s brother, commemoration of [34], [36], [67].
See also [Philip and James]
James and John, SS., commemoration of [16], [33 f.], [65]
January, Kalends of, observed as a fast [38 f.]
Jerome, see [Martyrologies (Hieronymian)]
John Baptist, St, commemoration of [17], [18], [21], [34];
Conception of [53], [139];
Nativity of [18], [68], [135], [139], [149];
Decollation of [18], [69], [135], [139], (a fast) [91];
Synaxis of [139], [140];
East Syrian commemoration of [148];
vigil of Nativity of [75]
John, St, the Evangelist, commemoration of [17], [19], [22], [33 f.], [65], [75], [136];
before the Latin Gate [21], [66];
Migration (or Assumption) of [34], [65], [136]
Jude, St (Thaddaeus), commemorated in Greek Church [67]
Kalendar, causes of growth of [xii f.], [95 ff.];
antiquarian notices in [100], [102];
artificial construction of [xii];
astronomical notes in [101];
influences affecting [97 f.];
marks of antiquity in [13];
value of, for study of MSS [95 f.];
Gregorian reform of [125 ff.];
Bucherian (Liberian, or Philocalian) [14], [28], [31], [38], [59], [63 n.];
Carthaginian [16], [31], [34], [38], [63 n.];
of Polemius Silvius, [16], [63 n.];
Abyssinian [148];
Armenian [147];
Coptic [148];
East Syrian [147];
of English Prayer Books [149 ff.];
Ethiopic [148];
Mozarabic [36];
of Orthodox Eastern Church [133 ff.]
See also [Martyrologies], [Sacramentary]
Kings, the Three, Translation of [97], [100]
Kollyba, Sabbath of [144]
Koryphaeoi [135]
Lawrence, St, octave of [71];
vigil of [75]
Lazarus, Sabbath of [135], [144]
Lent, observance of [79 ff.], [141 ff.]
Leo, St, correspondence of, on Paschal limits [120 f.], [124];
Sacramentary of, see [Sacramentary]
Leofric Missal [69], [97]
Lights, Feast of (Epiphany) [30 f.], [142]
Lilio, Luigi, reformation of Kalendar by [127]
Litanies, origin of [86 f.];
at Rome [67]
Lord, festivals of the, [xii], [27 ff.]
Lord’s Day, Christian observance of [xi], [3 f.], [5], [6], [7], [10], [37];
vigil preceding [73].
See also [Dominical Kalendar]
Luke, St, commemoration of [17], [66]
Lupercalia, heathen festival of [48]
Maccabees, commemoration of [16], [17], [25 f.]
Mamertus, bishop of Vienne, rogations appointed by [86]
Margaret, Queen of Scotland [83]
Mark, St, commemoration of [66 f.]
Martyrologies, use of term [93 f.];
influence on later Kalendars [94];
marks of antiquity in [13];
Bucherian (Liberian or Philocalian) [14];
Carthaginian [16 f.];
Syrian [15], [65];
Gellonense [62], [70];
Hieronymian [34], [63], [65], [66], [69], [70];
modern Roman [103].
See also [Ado], [Bede], [Florus], [Usuard], and [Kalendar]
Martyrs, days of, observed locally [xi], [12 ff.], (at cemeteries) [24];
Acts of, read in churches [17];
oblations offered for [14]
Mary, St, the Virgin (Theotokos), feasts of [xv], [47 ff.], [148];
Annunciation of [21], [49 f.], [57], [135], [140], [147];
Assumption (dormitio, Repose) of [22], [51], [57], [75], [135], (fast before) [75], [90];
Conception of [xiv f.], [52 ff.], [57], [98];
Immaculate Conception of [52 ff.];
Nativity of [22], [50], [51 n.], [57], [135], [140];
Presentation of [51], [57], [135];
Synaxis of Theotokos [57], [139], [140].
See also [Purification]
Mary Magdalene, St, commemoration of [69 f.];
the ‘myrrh-bearer’ [69];
in English Prayer Book [70], [150], [151]
Matthew. St, commemoration of [66]
Matthias, St, commemoration of, in English Prayer Book [150]
Maundy Thursday (dies mandati), observance of [40 f.];
meaning of term [41 n.]
Maurolico, Francesco, martyrology of [103]
Melito, Bp of Sardis, defence of Asiatic Paschal observance by [108 f.]
Menology, character of early Eastern [133];
of Constantinople [133];
Basilian [30], [133]
Michael, St, Synaxis of [137], [139];
monthly commemoration of, by Ethiopic Church [148]
missa ad prohibendum ab idolis [39]
Montanists, celebration of Pascha by [28 f.]
Mozarabic rite [77], [83]
Myrrh-bearers, Sunday of [141], [142].
See also [Mary Magdalene]
natale, dies natalis, natalitia [13], [15], [67]
natale Calicis [15], [40]
natale Petri de Cathedra, see [Peter, St]
natalis Solis Invicti [30]
Nativity, of the Lord (Christmas), feast of [15], [17], [19], [22], [27 f.], [49], [76], [135], [140], [147], [148];
origin of feast of [29 f.];
octave of [71], [72];
fast before [90];
vigil of [75]
Nicaea, Council of, decisions of, on Paschal question [116 f.];
commemoration of the 318 fathers of [141], [143]
Octaves, meaning of term [70 f.];
history of [71]
Oengus, the Culdee, martyrology of [95]
Old Testament worthies, commemoration of [xii], [134], [136], [148]
Orthodoxy Sunday [xiii], [141], [142]
O sapientia [78 f.]
Palm Sunday (Feast of Palms) [40], [84], [135], [141]
Parasceve [10], [11], [37], [144 f.]
Pascha, original use of term [104 ff.];
Christian commemoration of [xi], [37], [104 ff.];
dies Paschae [40]
Paschal Cycles, of Hippolytus [111], [112 ff.];
of Dionysius Al. [115];
of Anatolius [115];
Roman [123];
Alexandrine [123];
of Victorius [124];
of Dionysius Exiguus [123], [124 f.]
Paschal Epistles [xviii], [121]
Paschal limits [120 f.]
Paschal question [xvii], [105 ff.]
Paschal Tables, see [Paschal Cycles]
Passiontide, observance of [40 ff.]
Paul, St, commemoration of [21], [33];
Conversion of [69];
Translation of [69].
See also [Peter and Paul]
Pentecost, meaning of term [43 ff.];
observance of [18], [37], [43 ff.], [135], [141];
octave of [71], [72];
vigil of [75]
Peter, St, commemoration of [33];
Chains of (ad Vincula) [21], [25], [63];
Chair of (Cathedra Petri) [15], [59], [60 ff.];
Dedication of Basilica of [18], [63]
Peter and Paul, SS., commemoration of [16], [18], [21], [34], [35], [135];
depositio of [16];
origin of festival of [xiii], [59 f.];
fast before [90];
octave of [71]
Philip, the deacon [67]
Philip, St, feast of [67], [78];
fast of [78]
Philip and James, SS., commemoration of [21], [67], [75]
Pliny, letter of, to Trajan [72]
Polycarp, St, conference of, with Anicetus on Paschal question [108]
Polycrates, letter of, on Paschal controversy [109]
Polyeleos [136]
Pontius Pilate, commemorated by Ethiopians [148]
Prayer Book, American [43], [153];
English (1549, 1552) [70], [101], [150], (1559) [101], [150], (1604) [151], (1662) [79], [151];
Irish [153];
Latin (1560) [150];
Scottish (1637) [79], [153]
Preces Privatae (1564) [151]
Pre-sanctified, Mass of [42]
Presentation, of the Lord in Temple [48], [147].
See also [Purification]; of St Mary, see [Mary, feasts of]
Primer, of Edward VI [101]
Prodromos [138]
proheortia [43], [135]
Protevangelium Jacobi [50 n.], [52 n.], [53 n.]
Purification (Hypapante, Candlemas), feast of [20], [23], [47 ff.], [51 n.], [57], [101], [135], [140], [149]
Quadragesima, ante Pascha (Lent) [80 f.], [85];
of St Martin [77], [85];
after Pentecost [85];
before St John Baptist [85 f.]
See also [Fasts]
Quartodecimans [107]
Quinquagesima [84]
Rabanus Maurus, martyrology of [69], [95]
Relics, translation of, as affecting Kalendars [97]
Requiem masses, prohibited within certain octaves, [72]
Rogation Days, origin of [86 f.]
Roman Breviary and Missal [63], [71]
Roman Kalendar [52]
Sabbath, see [Saturday]
Sacramentary, Gallican [77];
Gothic-Gallican [77];
Gelasian [20], [39], [58], [64], [66], [68];
Gregorian [20 f.], [33], [39], [49], [66], [68], [69], [83];
Leonine [18 f.], [42], [58], [64], [66], [68], [88 f.]
Samaria, woman of (Photina), commemorated [xii], [141]
Sarum, Breviary [32], [51], [52];
Enchiridion [51 f.];
Missal [32], [51]
Saturday (or Sabbath), Christian observance of [2], [4 ff.];
special observances of, in Greek Church [144];
Great Sabbath [6], [40], [144]
Schlüssel, Christopher, reformation of Kalendar by [127]
Seventy Apostles (disciples) [70], [138], [139]
Sexagesima [84]
Silvia, Pilgrimage of [xvi], [27], [40], [42], [48], [72], [73], [82]
Simon and Jude, SS., commemoration of, [67]
Simon Zelotes, St, commemorated in Greek Church [67]
Station (statio) [11]
Stephen, St, commemoration of [16], [17], [18 n.], [22], [33], [34]
Style, New, history of adoption of [130 ff.]
Sunday, see [Lord’s Day]
supputatio Romana [123]
Synaxis, use of term in Eastern Kalendars [139]
Syrians, East, Kalendar of [147 f.]
Tessarakoste, use of term [80], [90 f.]
Thaddaeus, see [Jude]
thaumaturgos [138]
Theodore, of Canterbury, Paenitentiale of [85]
Theodore Tyro, St, [144]
Theometor, Theopator, [139]
Theophany, see [Epiphany]
theophorus [137]
Theotokos, see [Mary, feasts of]
Thomas, St, commemoration of [67 f.]
Three hundred and eighteen, see [Nicaea]
Transfiguration, commemoration of [43], [135]
Trinity Sunday, observance of [45 f.]
Tyrinis or Tyrophagus (Sunday) [84], [141], [143]
Unmercenary saints [139]
Usuard, martyrology of [xvi], [49], [62], [67], [93], [94], [95]
Victor, Bp of Rome, attitude of, on Paschal question [109 f.]
Victorius of Aquitaine, Paschal cycle of [124]
Vigils, origin of [72 ff.];
rules for [74 f.];
at Ember seasons [88]
Votive masses, prohibited within certain octaves [72]
Wednesday, observance of [10 f.];
fast in Advent [78];
a fast in Eastern Church [91], [140]
Week, Jewish and Christian [2];
first day of, see [Lord’s Day];
Great, see [Holy Week]
Weigel, Erhard, Kalendar of [131]
Ximenes, Cardinal [83]
ἀνάληψις [42]
μεταμόρφωσις [43]
παρασκευή [10]
πάσχα ἀναστάσιμον [119]
πάσχα σταυρώσιμον [119]
πεντηκοστάριον [143]
τεσσαρακοστή [80]
τεσσαρεσκαιδεκατῖται [107]
τριῴδιον [143]

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