History of the Christian Church: Vol. 2Reprint of the original, first published in 1867. |
Contents
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 1 |
CHAPTER I | 10 |
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CHAPTER II | 72 |
10 The Heathen Apologetic Literature | 80 |
ALLIANCE OF CHURCH AND STATE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PUBLIC MORALS AND RELIGION PAGK Sources and Literature | 90 |
The New Position of the Church in the Empire | 91 |
14 Rights and Privileges of the Church Secular Advantages | 95 |
54 Organization of the Hierarchy CountryBishops CityBishops and Metropolitans | 267 |
55 The Patriarchs | 271 |
56 Synodical Legislation on the Patriarchal Sees | 274 |
57 The Rival Patriarchs of Old and New Rome | 284 |
The Latin Patriarch | 288 |
59 Conflicts and Conquests of the Latin Patriarchate | 293 |
60 The Papacy | 299 |
Opinions of the Fathers | 302 |
15 Support of the Clergy | 100 |
Episcopal Jurisdiction and Intercession | 102 |
Legal Sanction of Sunday The Civil Sabbath | 105 |
Influence of Christianity on Civil Legislation The Justinian Code | 107 |
19 Elevation of Woman and the Family | 111 |
20 Social Reforms The StateChurch and Slavery Care of the Poor and Unfortunate | 121 |
Abolition of Gladiatorial Shows | 122 |
Evils of the Union of Church and State Secularization of the Church | 125 |
Worldliness and Extravagance | 127 |
Byzantine CourtChristianity | 128 |
Intrusion of Politics into Religion | 131 |
The EmperorPapacy and the Hierarchy | 133 |
Restriction of Religious Freedom and Persecution of Heretics | 138 |
CHAPTER IV | 147 |
Origin of Christian Monasticism Comparison with other Forms of Asceticism | 148 |
Development of Monasticism | 156 |
Nature and Aim of Monasticism | 158 |
Monasticism and the Bible | 160 |
Lights and Shades of Monastic Life | 163 |
Position of Monks in the Church | 173 |
34 Influence and Effect of Monasticism | 174 |
Paul of Thebes and St Anthony | 179 |
Spread of Anchoritism Hilarion | 188 |
37 Symeon and the PillarSaints | 191 |
38 Pachomius and the Cloister Life | 195 |
39 Fanatical and Heretical Monastic Societies in the East | 199 |
40 Monasticism in the West Athanasius Ambrose Augustine Martin of Tours | 200 |
St Jerome as Monk | 205 |
St Paula | 214 |
43 St Benedict of Nursia | 216 |
The Rule of St Benedict | 220 |
The Benedictines Cassiodorus | 224 |
Opposition to Monasticism Jovinian | 226 |
Helvidius Vigilantius and Aërius | 231 |
CHAPTER V | 234 |
49 Clergy and Laity Elections | 238 |
50 Marriage and Celibacy of the Clergy | 242 |
51 Moral character of the Clergy in general | 250 |
52 The Lower Clergy | 257 |
53 The Bishops | 263 |
Decrees of Councils on Papal Authority | 311 |
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A D 461590 | 323 |
The Synodical System Ecumenical Councils | 330 |
66 List of the Ecumenical Councils | 349 |
Books of Ecclesiastical Law | 353 |
CHAPTER VI | 356 |
69 The Schism of the Donatists External History | 360 |
Augustine and the Donatists Their Persecution and Extinction | 363 |
71 Internal History of the Donatist Schism Dogma of the Church | 365 |
The Roman Schism of Damasus and Ursinus | 370 |
73 The Meletian Schisin at Antioch | 372 |
CHAPTER VII | 375 |
75 The Civil and Religious Sunday | 378 |
The Church Year | 386 |
77 The Christmas Cycle | 394 |
78 The Easter Cycle | 400 |
79 The Time of Easter | 404 |
The Cycle of Pentecost | 407 |
81 The Exaltation of the Virgin Mariology | 409 |
82 Mariolatry | 422 |
The Festivals of Mary | 425 |
The Worship of Martyrs and Saints | 428 |
Festivals of the Saints | 442 |
The Christian Calendar The Legends of the Saints Acta Sanc torum | 449 |
Observations on the Miracles of the Nicene Age | 460 |
89 Processions and Pilgrimages | 465 |
Public Worship of the Lords Day Scripture Reading and Preaching | 469 |
The Sacraments in general | 474 |
92 Baptism | 480 |
Confirmation | 487 |
94 Ordination | 489 |
95 The Sacrament of the Eucharist | 491 |
96 The Sacrifice of the Eucharist | 502 |
97 The Celebration of the Eucharist | 511 |
98 The Liturgies Their Origin and Contents | 517 |
99 The Oriental Liturgies | 526 |
The Occidental Liturgies | 531 |
101 Sacerdotal Vestments | 535 |
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