affirms its superior principality, [267];
sets forth the Church as the treasure-house of truth and grace, [268-9];
distinguishes the perpetual teaching office in her, [269], [287];
contrasts her truth with the variation of heresies, [270];
summary of his doctrine on the Church, heresy, the Primacy, tradition, [271-4];
one of a chain between S. Paul, S. Ignatius, and S. Cyprian, [349];
speaks of the number of martyrs, [339];
himself martyred with many of his people, [303];
speaks of “the tradition of the Apostles” as the whole body of truth which they communicated, [198];
speaks of the “founding and building” of Sees, [255].