his attempt to construct a philosophic religious community, [412];
his conception influences Plato, and all subsequent Greek philosophy, [414].
Real Presence, defended by the succession of doctrine, of men, and of institutions, [162].
Rebaptisation of heretics, [353].
Ruinart, Acta Sincera Martyrum, quoted, [184], [207], [217], [226], [294], [300], [301].
Sabbath, the day changed, and the observance modified, by authority of the Church alone, [165].
Schmidt, Geschichte der Denk- und Glaubensfreiheit, [194].
Schwane, Dogmengeschichte der vornicänischen Zeit, [261], [285], [287], [288].
Scripture, not used as the means for the first foundation of Christianity, [148-50];
introduced as subsidiary to oral teaching, [150-2];