Helena Simon's reputed Wife, i. 171. A comical Sto Herefiarchs have the Privilege of being Heads of Sects that exifted before them, ii. 121. Herefiologifts their Misrepresentations, i. 167-191. Heretics; the laft the Fathers fpeak of, is always account- I. Beri; the meaning of that Name, ii. 40, Jeram quoted, ii, 171, 196. Cenfured, 173, 193. Shamefully abufes Bafilides, 177, 187. And Javini- Jefuits, are excommunicated once a Year by the Patri- Imagination, a remarkable Inftance of the Strength of John vi. 61. explained, ii. 50, viii. 25. ii. 53. -xii. 39, 40. ii. 58. -xix, 10, 11. ii. 48. -xx. 8. ii. 47. Julian the Emperor; his Religion uncertain, i. 56, K. Amine-mafla, or Butter of Stone growing in Siberia, 2 Kings xi.23. explained, ii. 51. L. Levit. xiv. 34. explained, ii. 144. Linnæus; his Syftem of Botanics objected against, i. 197. M. Magic, in fome Refpects honourable, ii. 191. Mamont, a Kind of Ivory found in Siberia, ii. 115. Manichaifm compared with Calvinifm, i. 160; with that and other Syftems of Divinity, ii. 174. Matthias (St.) his Doctrine followed by Bafilides, ii. Meazles, a Difeafe of the Bees, - i. 20. Menander the Herefiarch, i. 185. How abused, 186. Miles (Revd. Mr.) his Experiments on Electricity, ii. Monafteries 3 famous ones in Turky, ii. 163. Mongalians, (an account of the) ii. 128. Their Lux- Monks more laborious in the Greek than in the Roman - Monophyfites are excommunicated once a year by the Patriarch of Conftantinople, ii. 162. Montfaucon (Fath.) quoted and cenfured, ii. 194, 195. Morant (Mr,) his Experiments on Mrs. Stephen's Reme- Muller (Mr.) his account of the Oftiacks, ii. 113. Mufchenbroek (Doctor Van.) his Experiments on Electri- N. Aphta (the) in what it differs from Petroli, ii. 136. Neftorians, excommunicated once a Year by the Patriarch of Conftantinople, ii. 162. Nollet (the Abbot) an account of his Experimental Phi- O. Ckley (Mr.) his History of Morocco continued, i. 40, Ogdoad (the) of Bafilides, ii. 181. 1 Ogygia; Meaning of that Word, ii. 37. Origen, quoted, 1. 179. ii. 65, 200, 207. cenfured, Orthodox Syftems of Divinity compared to heretical ones ii. 174, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 192. How they Comfort, ib. Oftiacks; an account of them, ii. 113. Their Lan- P. Patriarch (the) of Conftantinople, his Prerogatives, Perfian (the) Syftem, on the Origin of Evil, 173. 1 Pet. ii. 8. explained, i. 106. Peter (St.) his pretended comical Fight with Simon the Peter I. of Ruffia, his Hiftory, i. 198. Curious Anec- Peters (Doctor) his Cafe of a Perfon bit by a mad Dog, Petroli; in what it differs from Naphta, ii. 136. Phil. ii. 6, 12, 13. explained, i. 104. ii. 59. Philotethus Archbishop of the Greek Church; his Zeal for the Converfion of Infidels, ii. 127. Picard falfly accused of feveral Crimes and fhocking Picards (the) or Waldenfes, cruelly used, ii. 212. Platonic Philofophers were a Kind of Deifts, i. 58. Pope (the) excommunicated once a Year by the Patri- arch of Conftantinople, ii. 162. Prifcillianifts are abused by the Fathers, ii. 191, 210. Prifcillian, perfecuted and put to Death, ii. 210. And Prodicus, his Hiftory, ii. 208. Head of the Adamites, Proteftants genteely used by the Patriarch of Conftant. Prov. xvi. 4: explained, ii. 52. Providence; whether particular or general, i. 141. Q Recognitions (Clement) quoted, i. 170. ii. 209. Rom. i. 4. 17. 18. iii. 25. viii. ix. 3. 5. 17. xiv. 1. ex- Roman. Ecclefiaftics; an Inftance of their Sincerity, S. Santon a Divinity worshipped in Fez, i. 48. Saturninus, or Saturnilus, the Herefiarch, i. 187. His Sauromate (the) Scythian Inhabitants of Afia, ii. 38. Scythians fpread over the World, ii. 38. Selena; the Moon fo called, i. 174. Siegefbeck (Mr.) his Botanicks, i. 192. Simon the Magician, a wonderful Man, i. 167: Cap- : na, 171, 172. His comical Fight with St. Peter, 175. His Fall, 176. His Principles, 177. Falfly accused of countenancing a fhocking Undecency, ii. 209. Stephens's (Mrs.) Experiments on her Remedy, i. 108. T. Ertullian quoted, i. 171, 177. ii. 82, 203. |
