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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Lightfoot, J. B. (Joseph Barber)
nominative with definite article for vocative, iii. 18
Novatianism in Phrygia, p. 98
Nymphas, iv. 15, p. 31
νεομηνία, ii. 16
νέος, iii. 10
νουθετεῖν, i. 28
νῦν with aorist, i. 21
Observance of the Sabbath by the Essenes and our Lord, p. 170
Onesimus, p. 377, Ph. 10; at Rome, p. 33; encounters St Paul, p. 378; returns to Philemon, p. 35, 379 sq.; legendary history of, p. 382
Ophites, the, p. 81, 98, 337
Oracle, see Sibylline Oracle
οἰκονομία, i. 25
οἶκος, τὴν κατ’ οἶκον, iv. 15
ὁμοίωμα, i. 25
ὄνασθαι, ὀναίμην, Ph. 20
ὀργή, iii. 8
ὅστις, iii. 5, iv. 11
ὀφθαλμοδουλεία, iii. 22
ᾠδή, iii. 16
ὡς, Ph. 14, 16
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Papias, p. 47; writings of, ib.; life and teaching of, p. 48; account of, given by Eusebius, p. 49; traditions collected by, p. 51 sq.; references to the Canonical writings, p. 51 sq.; silence of Eusebius, p. 52; views inferred from his associates, p. 53
Parsism, resemblances to, in Essenism, p. 149 sq.; spread by the destruction of the Persian empire, p. 150; influence of, p. 151
participle used for imperative, iii. 16
Paschal controversy, p. 59, 63
Paul (St) visits Phrygia on his second missionary journey, p. 23; had not visited Colossæ when he wrote, p. 23 sq.; visits Phrygia on his third journey, p. 24; silence about personal relations with Colossæ, p. 28; at Ephesus, p. 30, 95 sq.; at Rome, p. 32; mission of Epaphras to, ib.; meets with Onesimus, p. 33, 378; despatches three letters, p. 33; visits Colossæ, p. 41; his plans after his release, Ph. 22; uses an amanuensis, iv. 18; his signature, iv. 18, Ph. 19; coincidences with words of our Lord, ii. 22; his teaching on the universality of the Gospel, p. 99; on the kingdom of Christ, i. 13 sq.; on the orders of angels, i. 16 sq.; on philosophy, ii. 8; on the Incarnation, ii. 9; on the abolition of distinctions, iii. 11; on slavery, iii. 22 sq., p. 389 sq.; his cosmogony and theology, p. 101 sq.; his answer to the Colossian heresy, p. 181 sq.; his Christology, p. 188, i. 15 sq.; his relations with Philemon, p. 370 sq.; connects baptism and death, ii. 11, 20, iii. 3; makes use of metaphors from the mysteries, i. 26, 28; from the stadium, ii. 18, iii. 14; his rapid change of metaphor, ii. 7
Paul (St) Epistles of, correspondences with the Apocalypse—on the Person of Christ, p. 41; warning against lukewarmness, p. 42; against pride of wealth, p. 43
Paul (St) apocryphal Epistle of, to the Laodiceans, p. 353
Pedanius Secundus, execution of his slaves, p. 388
Person of Christ, St Paul and St John on, p. 41 sq.; St Paul’s answer to the Colossian heresy, p. 181 sq., i. 15 sq.
personal pronoun used for reflexive, i. 20, 22
Peter (St) and the Church in Asia Minor, p. 41
petrifying stream at Colossæ, p. 15
Pharisees, p. 82; relation to Essenes, p. 82, 120, 141
Philemon, p. 31, 370 sq.; legendary history of, p. 371; his wife, p. 372; his son, p. 374
Philemon, Epistle to; Introduction to, p. 369; character of, p. 370; analysis of, p. 380 sq.; different estimates of, p. 382 sq.; compared with a letter of Pliny, p. 384
Philip the Apostle, in Asia, p. 45 sq.; confused with Philip the Evangelist, p. 45
Philippopolis, synod of, p. 64
Philo, on the Essenes, p. 133; his use of Logos, i. 15
Phrygia, p. 17 sq.; meaning of the phrase in St Luke, p. 23; religious tendencies of, p. 97 sq.; see Paul (St)