ABOMINATION of desolation,
what, v. 318, sqq. 330. 331.
Abraham, whether an idolater be-
fore his call, v. 53-
Abridgment of the days of ven-
geance, v. 340, sqq.
Acroamatic, vide Esoteric.
Actions significant, nature of, ii.
276, sqq. recorded in the
Old Testament, 280. in pro-
fane writers, 281. in the New
Testament, 282.

Adamantius, a believer in the
millennium, i. 331.
Adoption, one of the modes of,

in the East, what, v. 77.
Æsop, Fables of, i. 85. App. 10.
Africa, productiveness of, an-
ciently, ii. 20.
Agriculture, estimation of, an-
ciently, ii. 5. App. 41.
Alaves, or ages, supposed division

of, among the Jews, v. 217.
Alexandria, persecution of the
Jews of, by Flaccus Aquilius,

cular or tutelary, ii. 329. App.
149. names of, how com-
pounded, App. 190.
Anilæus and Asinæus, history of,
v. 238, sqq.

Annus Magnus, i. 347-
Antichrist, vide Fathers. loca-

lity of the destruction of, what,
i. 167. 394. App. 81. 179.
183. 187. meaning of the
name, i. 372. ii. 542. expected
to appear in the form of Nero,
i. 388. App. 97. 190-197-
234. persecution of the church
by, i. 480. v. 412. App. 97. 99.
198.

Antioch, preservation of the Jews
of Antioch, v. 246.
'ATоKaтáσтaσis, the, what, i. 451.
Apollinarius, bishop of Laodicea,
a believer in the doctrine of the
millennium, i. 335, sqq.
Apologists, Christian, on what
condition promised the assist-
ance of the Holy Ghost, v. 291,
sqq.

Apostasy, the, what, i. 325.
481.

Apostles, the twelve, had re-

nounced their possessions, in
our Saviour's lifetime, iii. 248.
contradistinguished to the rest
of the disciples, iii. 286. vica-
rious relation to Christ, ii. 303.
App. 239.
Apostolical Constitutions, their ac-
count of Antichrist, i. 379.
̓Αποτακτισταὶ, among the Chris-
tians, who, iii. 274.