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INDEX

N.B. - The Index does not incorporate the Appendix

Abdagases, King, nephew of Gondophares ..189

Abgar, King of Edessa ..210

Abyssinia,..222,223,225

Achadabues,..194

Adana (Aden), and note..224,259

Adda, disciple of Manes,..226

Ado, Martyrology,..203

Aethalstan,..206

Aezana, Prince of Auxum (Abyssinia),..223

Alexander, monk of Cyprus, on the Gospel found on the body of St. Barnabas,..222

Alexander Severus, Emperor,..209

Alfred the Great, embassy to St. Thomas’s shrine in India,..206

Ambrose, St.,..199,251

Ammianus Marcellinus, ..194,223

Amr, son of Matthew,..208

Andrew, Abp. of Crete, ..255

Aramaic, language,..221

Archelaus, Bp. of Kaskar..226

Ardashir. See Xerses

Arghan, Khan of Persia,..207

Assemani, J. S...197,208,209,222,255

Asser, Bp. of Sherborne..206

Assumption to the B.V.Mary, ..257

Asterius, Metropolitan of Amesia..212

Athanasius, St.,..222,258

Auxum..225

Auxumitae..224,225

Bab-el-Mandeb, Straits of..224

Bagdad..208,215

Bardaisan..194

Barhebraeus..194,197,209,217

Barnabas, St., and the Gospel of St. Matthew..222

Baronius..203

Bartholomew, the Apostle, ..206
his mission to Arabia Felix,..222

Basil, Emperor,..203,213

Bede, St., the Venerable..200,203,217,218

Bedjan, Rev. P.,..209

Benedict XII., Pope..208

Bickell..194

Butler, Alban..203

Calamina, ..203,208
the name investigated..217,218

Calendar (Ecclesiastical) Roman, ..200
ancient Nestorian, ..196
Syrian, ..198
Jacobite Syrian, ..199
Nestorian, ..199
Greek, .. 203,204
Ethiopian ..204
Roman civil..200,205

Cannanore, the Rajah, or Bebee of..224

Caracalla, Antoninus, Emperor..221

Carmania. See Karman

Cassiodorus..201

Chios, island of..211

Chronicle, Anglo - Saxon, ..206
of Florence of Worcester, ..206
of William of Malmesbury ..206

Chronicon Edessenum, ..209,250

Chrysostom, St. John, ..200,254

Clement, of Alexandria,..212,221

Commodus, Emperor,..221

Constantine the Great,..223

Constantine Porphorogenitus,..203

Constantius, Emperor, ..223,259

Cordier, M. Henri, ..253,254

Cosmas Indicopleustes,..214,217,218,224,225

Conti. See Nicolò

Council of Nice,..217

Cranganore,..214,216

Ctesiphon, St. Mares, Bp. of,..198
See Seleucia-Ctesiphon

Cunningham, General, Sir Alexander, ..189
reads Takht-i-Bahi inscription,..190,192

Cureton, Dr. W.,..197

Cyprian, St.,..252

D’Anville, geographer,..220

David Clement, Syriac Abp. of Damascus,..196

De Rossi,..201-203

Dioscoris,..225 See Socotra

Dorotheus,..217

Dowson, Prof., reads the Takht-i-Bahi inscription,..192

Duchesne, Mgr. L.,..200-202,218

Ebed-Jesu,..197

Edessa, held the remains of thomas the Apostle, ..204 passim

Edisius,..222,223

Egeria. See Sylvia

Elias, Bp. of Damascus,..215

Ephraem, St., personal details,..194,249
his witness to the Indian apostolate of St. Thomas,..194,196,198

Epiphanius, St., Bp. of Constantia, Cyprus ff,..225

Erasmus,..217

Ethelward, Bp. of Sherborne,..253

Etheria. See Sylvia

Ethiopia,.. See Nubia,..205

Eugenius IV., Pope,..208

Eulogus, Bp. of Alexandria,..201

Eusebius, Bp. of Caesarea,..221,257

Eusebius, Bp. of Nicomedia,..224

Feriale Romanum,..200

Ferotin, Dom Marius,..211

Flavius Josephus,..221 ff.,..258

Florence of Worcester, his Chronicle,..206

Florentini (Florentius F.M.),..202

Florus,..217,218

Freeman, E.A., Prof.,..206

Frumentius, St., Apostle of Abyssinia,..222,223

Gardiner, Percy, on Gondophares’ coins,..190

Gaudentius, St., Bp. of Brescia,..199

Gelasius, Pope,..200

George, of Cappadocia,..223

Gildemeister,..217

Goar,..203

Gondophares, King, in the Acts of Thomas, ..189
his coins,..189,190
coin plate. See Takht-i-Bahi inscription

Gospel of St. Matthew, found in Arabia Felix, ff.;..221
another copy with the body of St. Barnabas,..222

Gospel of the Twelve Apostles, what it says of St. Thomas’s Apostolate,..216

Gregory, St.,the Great, Pope,..200,201

Gregory X., Pope,..207

Gregory XIII., Pope,..203

Gregory, St., Bp. of Nazianzus,..199,251

Gregory, St., Bp. of Nyssa,..214

Gregory, St., Bp. of Tours, offers the pilgrim Theodore’s witness to the Indian tomb of St. Thomas,..204-206,257

Harmonius, son of Bar-Daisan,..249

Heracleon,..212

Heraclian, Bp. of Chalcedon,..261

Hermas (Hermeas), disciple of Manes,..226

Hippolytus, Pseudo,..217

Hohlenberg, H., of Copenhagen, essay on the evangelisation of India by the Apostle Thomas,..251

Homeritae, ancient name for the people of Arabia Felix (alias Sabaei),..221,224

Indicopleustes. See Cosmas

Jacob, Bp. of Seleucia,..194

Jacob of Sarug,..198,217,218

Jacob Baradaeus,..199

Jacobite, (named after the former) section of the Syr. Church, witness to St. Thomas’s Indian apostolate,..199,213

Jerome, St.,..199,226,258

Jesuab, Nestorian, Patriarch,..217,218

Job-Jesu,..194

John, St., the Evangelist,..216,257

John, St., of Damascus,..257

John, the Persian, Metropolitan of Persia, at the Council of Nice,..257

John, of Monte Corvino,206,207
created Abp. of Cambalec,..207
letters from India and China,..207
visits the Shrine of St. Thomas, Mylapore, ;..207,258
his death,207

Kalah,..217,218

Kam-Jesu,..194

Karman (Carmania),..208,209

Khabin, merchant of Edessa, who removed the remains of the Apostle Thomas to Edessa,..214,249

Kodangulur. See Cranganore

Kublai, the great Khan,..207

 

Lamy, Mgr.,..196,198,258

Lequien, Dom Michael,..215,223

Lévi, Sylvain, on Gondophares’ coins,..190

Lingard, Dr. Alban,..206

Liturgical books,..203

Ludolf,..204

Madras,..204,206

Mailapur. See Mylapore

Maliarpha (Mylapore), so named by Ptolemy,..218-220

Malpuria (Mylapore),..208

Manes, ff.,..226

Marcellus, f.,..226

Marco Polo, visits St. Thomas’s shrine at Mylapore,..206,207,213-215

Mares, St., Bp. of Ctesiphon, evidence on St. Thomas’s mission,..198

Marignolli, John de’, Bp., visits St. Thomas’s tomb, Mylapore,..207,208,213,214

Marinus, Pope,..206

Martin, St., Bp. of Tours,..204

Martin, Pope,..206,210

Martyrologium Hieronymianum,..200 ff. passim

Martyrologium Romanum,..203,220,222

Matthew, St., the Evangelist, his mission to Ethiopia,..222,258
his Gospel found by Pantaenus,..221
and with the body of St. Barnabas,..222

McCrindle, J.W.,..219,192

Meilan (Mylapore),..208

Menaea,..203

Menologium,..203

Meropius,..222

Merv,..208

Metaphrastes,..203

Metrodorus,..222

Michael Palaeologus, Emperor,..207

Michaud,..211

Mirapor (Mylapore),..213

Mirapolis (Mylapore),..208

Modestus, Abp. of Jerusalem,..256

Monastery, at the Indian shrine of St. Thomas,..204,206

Mommsen, Theodore, ed. of Chronographus Anni CCCLIIII,..200

Muziris, ancient name of Cranganore,..216

Mylapore,..204,207,208,213,214

Nestorian heresy,..206,225
when established in India,..225,260
bishops,..208

Nestorian section of Syrian Church, witness to St. Thomas’s Indian Apostolate,..199,208,213

Nestorians,..207,208,209,214,255

Nicoló, de Conti, visits St. Thomas’s tomb, Mylapore,..208

Nilgherries,..205

Nilus, of Constantinople,..212

Nisibis,..194,209

Nubia (Ethiopia), the Apostle Thomas said to have visited it,..198,213,215
the special field of St. Matthew’s mission. See Matthew, St.

Oderic, Bl., of Pordenone, mentions Indian tomb of St. Thomas,..207
removes the bones of the Franciscan martyrs of Tana,..207

Oecumenius,.217

Oman (Ostium maris Persici), now Sohar,..224

Ormuz,..218

Ortona à mare,..211,212

Palur, ancient church of wood replaced by first stone church in Malabar, a.d. 1600-1607 traditionally connected with St. Thomas,..251

Pantaenus, St.,..221,222,223

Parasang, Persian measure of travelling by road,..218

Parthia, the first mission of St. Thomas,..222

Paulinus, St., Bp. of Nola,..220,220

Paulinus a S. Barthol., Carmelite missionary in Malabar,..250

Perenich, Vic.-Genl., Archdeacon of Ortona,..211,212

Petavius,..226

Peter, St., Apostle,..215,216

Philipps, W.R.,..208,255

Philocalus, Roman caligraphist,..200

Philostorgius, Arian church historian ff.,..214,223

Photius,..223-225

Point de Galle,..218

Ptolemy, Alexandrian geographer,..205
his Maliarpha (Mylapore),..219,220

Qualah,..218

Quilon,..207
named also Palumbum, ibid., and Columbum,..208

Rapson, E.J., reads Indian and Greek legends of Gondophares’ coins,..189,190

Reinaud, first to detect connection between coins of Gondophares and Acts of Thomas,..194,214,218,223

Rossi. See De Rossi

Rufinus, priest of Aquileia,..210,221,222,258
ff.,..258

Ruinart, Dom Theodore,..200,214

Sabaei,..222,223

             Sacramentary, Leonine,..200

Gelasian, ibid.; Gregorian, ibid

Saint-Martin, Vivien de,..219

Sapor, King of Persia,..209

Saving-face policy,..214

Sazana, Prince of Auxum,..223

Seleucia-Ctesiphon, see of, dependent from that of Antioch,..194,225

Senart, reads Takht-i-Bahi inscription,..192

Seven churches of Malabar, traditionally connected with St. Thomas,..250

Seven Sleepers, Martyrs,..205

Sheba, Queen of,..221,223

Sighelm,..206

Signantius,..210,211

Silva, Reed da, Bp. of Mylapore,..214

Silvia, the pilgrim (probably Etheria or Egeria),..210,211

Smith-Vincent, A., on Gondophares’ coins,..190

Socotra,..214,215,217,224,225

Socrates, historian,..209,222

Solomo, Bp. of Bassorah,..250,198

Sozomen, historian,..209

Suidas,..225

Swithelm,..206

Synaxarium, Gr. Ch.,..203,213,216,217

Tacitus, historian,..221

Takht-i-Bahi inscription has the name of the King Gondophares,..190,192
its date,..192
read by Dowson, Cunningham, and Senart,..190,192

Tana, the martyrs of,..253
their cultus, ibid

Tapharon (Taphar and Saphar),..224

Theodore, St., martyr,..214

Theodore, the pilgrim, visited St. Thomas’s tomb in India and Edessa,..204,206,207
went to Gaul,..204

Theodore, Lector, on the Gospel found on the body of St. Barnabas,..222

Theodoret, Bp. of Cyrus,..212,226

Theophilus the Indian, sent by Constantius on a mission to Arabia Felix and to Abyssinia,..223-225

Thomas, St., Apostle, what the Acts say,..189
History.- Did he meet Gondophares,..192,194
preached the Gospel through Parthia,..222
became the Apostle of India,..194-204
suffered martyrdom,..212,213
his tomb at Mylapore,..204-209
Removal of his remains to Edessa by Khabin, note;..250
known to be there in fourth century,..194-197
thence removed to Chios,..211
and once more to Ortona,..211,212
Festival—kept in India,..202,203,255
kept at Edessa,..202,203
by Syrians on 3rd July,..198,199,202
in the West on 21st December,..202,203
by other Rites,..199,203,204
Relics,..251
Tradition—en route to India evangelised Ethopia,..198,213,215
and Socotra,..214,215
versions of his martyrdom,..213,214
traditions regarding the Apostle,..214-216
in Malabar and Mylapore,..214-216
tour of his apostolate,..216
travelled almost the whole inhabited world.,..216

Thomas, a disciple of Manes,..226

Tillemont,210,221,261,258

Travellers, Europeans in the East in thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, note,..253

Turbo, a disciple of Manes,..226

Urfa, Arab name for Edessa,..199,205

Usuard, Martyrology,..203

Valens, Emperor,..209,210

Vikrama era,..192

Wadding,..207,258

William, Abp. of Tyre.,..210,211

Willibrord, St.,..202

Wright, Dr. W.,..197,201

Xavier, St. Francis,..215

Xerses (Ardashir),..209

Yule, Col.,..206,207,208,217,218,219

Zacagnus,..226

Zayton, ancient port of China,..207,208

Zenghi, Emir of Mosul,..211


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