Ante-Nicene Christian Library

Alexander Roberts, Sir James Donaldson

Clark, 1868

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INTRODUCTORY NOTICE BY THE TRANSLATOR	17

CHAP	22

Contents	25

Pythagorashis CosmogonyRules of his SectDiscoverer	31

Anaximanderhis Theory of the Infinitehis Astronomic	37

ArchelausSystem akin to that of Anaxagorashis Origin	43

Ecphantushis ScepticismTenet of Infinity	47

AristotleDuality of Principleshis Categorieshis Psy	54

Heresy compared to 1 the Stormy Ocean 2 the Rocks of the SirensMoral from Ulysses and the Sirens	266

The System of Basilides derived from Aristotle	267

Sketch of Aristotles Philosophy	268

Nonentity as a Cause	269

Aristotles Cosmogonyhis Psychologyhis Ente lecheia his Theologyhis EthicsBasilides follows Aristotle	271

Basilides and Isidorus allege Apostolic Sanction for their Systemsthey really follow Aristotle	273

Basilides adopts the Aristotelian Doctrine of Nonentity	274

Origin of the WorldBasilides Account of the Sonship	275

BOOK IX	59

System of the AstrologersSidereal InfluenceConfigura	64

Another Method of fixing the Horoscope at Birthequally	70

Contents	71

Theory of Stellar Motion and Distance in accordance with	77

31	83

Quibbles of the Numerical Theoriststhe Art of the Frontis	86

Type of those born under Capricorn	92

Method of poisoning Goats	98

Mode of managing an Apparition	104

CHAP PAGE	105

Egyptian Theory of Naturetheir Amulets	112

Symbol of the Creatureand of Spiritand of the different	119

BOOK V	125

Further Exposition of the Heresy of the Naasseniprofess	138

37	141

Further use made of the System of the PhrygiansMode	148

The Ophites the grand Source of Heresy	154

System of the Peratæ explained out of one of their	160

39	168

The Sethians support their Doctrines by an allegorical Inter	176

The System of Justinus antiscriptural and essentially Pagan	182

Oath used by the Justinian Hereticsthe Book of Baruch	192

Simons forced Interpretation of Scriptureplagiarizes from	198

Simons Explanation of the First Two Books of Moses	205

CHAP PAGE	209

Origin of the Greek Philosophy	216

Pythagoras Astronomic System	223

Valentinus Explanation of the Existence of Christ and	229

Valentinus Explanation of the Birth of JesusTwofold Twofold	236

System of Marcusa mere Impostorhis wicked Devices	243

Marcus System of Letters	249

CHAP PAGE 39 The Quaternion exhibits Truth	250

The Name of Christ Jesus	251

His System applied to explain our Lords Life and Death	253

Letters Symbols of the Heavens	254

Respecting the Generation of the Twentyfour Letters	255

Why Jesus is called Alpha	257

Marcus Account of the Birth and Life of our Lord	258

The System of Marcus shown to be that of Pythagoras by Quotations from the Writings of Marcus Followers	259

Their Cosmogony framed according to these mystic Doctrines of Letters	262

The Work of the Demiurge perishable	263

Marcus and Colarbasus refuted by Irenæus	264

BOOK VII	265

The Great Archon of Basilides	279

Basilides adopts the Entelecheia of Aristotle	280

Further Explanation of the Sonship	282

Whence came the Gospelthe Number of Heavens according to BasilidesExplanation of Christs Miraculous Con ception	283

Gods Dealings with the CreatureBasilides Notion of	286

The System of Saturnilus	289

CHAP PAGE	290

Source of MarcionismEmpedocles reasserted as the Sug	296

The System of Cerinthus concerning Christ	302

BOOK VIII	308

The Docetic Doctrine derived from the Greek Sophists	316

Tatian	322

An Account of Contemporaneous Heresy	328

Conduct of Callistus and Zephyrinus in the matter	336

Sect of the ElchasaitesHippolytus Opposition to	345

The Jewish Sects	351

Different Sects of the Esseni	357

CHAP PAGE 24 The Sadducees	361

The Jewish Religion	362

Conclusion to the Work explained	364

BOOK X	366

24 Summary of the Opinions of Philosophers	367

The Naasseni	370

The Peratæ	371

The Sethians	372

Simon Magus	375

Valentinus	376

Basilides	377

Justinus	379

The Docetæ	381

Monoïmus	382

Tatian	383

Apelles	384

Cerinthus	385

Melchisedecians	386

Noetus and Callistus	387

Hermogenes	388

The Elchasaites	389

40	390

The Doctrine of the Truth	393

The Authors Concluding Address	400

PAGE	407

believes in a Flood	468

מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל

Ante-Nicene Christian Library: Hippolytus, Bishop of Rome, v. 1 (1868)
Alexander Roberts‏,Sir James Donaldson‏
תצוגה מלאה - 1868

Ante-Nicene Christian Library: Hippolytus, Bishop of Rome, v. 1 (1868)
Sir James Donaldson‏
תצוגה מלאה - 1868

מונחים וביטויים נפוצים

Abbe Cruice according Æons affirms Aletheia allege angels animals Aratus Archon Aristotle assert astrologers Basilides begotten behold body born Bunsen called Callistus Chaldæans CHAPTER Christ concerning creation declared Deity Demiurge denominated derived Diogenes Laertius disciples divine doctrine duad earth Edem Elohim Empedocles Eons Epiphanius Father fire formed Gospel Greeks Hær heaven Hebdomad Heraclitus heresy heretics Hesiod Hippolytus Holy horoscope inasmuch ineffable infinite Irenæus Jesus letters light likewise Logos Lord manner Marcion Matt means Miller monad moon Moses mysteries Naasseni nature Ogdoad opinions originating principle passage Peratic perfect Philosophumena philosophy Phrygians Plato Pleroma produced prophets Pythagoras Refutation regards rendered rest root Saviour says Schneidewin Scripture seed serpent Sethians Sextus Empiricus Simon Sonship Sophia soul spirit stadii stars styled substance suppose tenets Tertullian Theodoret thou tion translated unbegotten universe unto Valentinus Wherefore words zodiacal sign

מידע ביבליוגרפי

כותרת	Ante-Nicene Christian Library כרך 6 מתוך Ante-Nicene Christian Library: Translations of the Writings of the Fathers Down to A.D. 325, Sir James Donaldson
עורכים	Alexander Roberts, Sir James Donaldson
הוצאה	Clark, 1868
מקור מאת	הספרייה הציבורית של ניו-יורק
דיגיטלי	21 יוני 2010

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