Captivity of man to the devil, [27-30], [33-8], [69];
its full reversal as seen in the Body of Christ, [112].
Carneades, [447].
Catholic, term used of the Church by S. Ignatius about a.d. 115, and by the Church of Polycarp fifty years later, [206].
Celsus, [179], [197], [230], [231], [234].
Champagny, [16], [182], [241], [243], [305], [475], [480].
Christ, declares Himself to be a king, [49];
His kingdom that of Truth, [50-4];
the counterpart of Adam as an individual, [76];
as Head of a race, [77];