468

GENERAL INDEX.

Jeiom, his extravagant representation of the devastation of Pannonia bythe Goths , iv, 413. His influence over the widow Paula, vi, 244.Jerusalem , its situation, destruction, and profanation, iv, 99. Pilgrimagesto, and curious relics preserved there, 100. Abortive attempts of theemperor Julian to rebuild the temple, 103.

-a magnificent church erected there to the Virgin Mary by Justi-nian, vii, 123. The vessels of the temple brought from Africa to Con-stantinople by Belisarius, 194. Is conquered by Chosroes II . king ofPersia , 220. Insurrection of the monks there, viii, 310.

- — the city conquered by the Saracens , ix, 412. Great resort of

pilgrims to, x, 373. Conquests of, by the Turks, 380.

-is taken from the Turks by the Egyptians, xi, 77. Is taken by

the crusaders, 84. Is erected into a kingdom under Godfrey of Bouil-lon, 87. Succession of its Christian princes, 134- Is pillaged by theCarizmians, 158.

Jerusalem , New, described according to the ideas of the primitive Christians, ii, 298.

Jesuits, Portuguese, persecute the eastern Christians , viii, 348. Theirlabours in, and expulsion from, Abyssinia, 373.

Jetts, an obscure, unsocial, obstinate race of men, ii, 264. Review oftheir history, 267. Their religion the basis of Christianity ', 270. Thepromises of divine favour extended by Christianity to all mankind,ibid. The immortality of the soul not inculcated in the law of Moses ,204. Why 1here are no Hebrew gospels extant, 351. Provoked thepersecutions of the Roman emperors, 377.

--those of a more liberal spirit adopted the theological system of Plato ,

iii, 314. Their condition under the emperors Constantine and Constan-tins, iv, 97. Abortive attempt of Julian to rebuild the temple of Jeru-salem , 103.

-miraculous conversion of a number of, at Minorca , v, 132, note.

Persecution of, in Spain , vi, 296.

-are persecuted by the catholics in Italy , vii, 40. And by Cyril at

Alexandria, \iii, 279. How plagued by the emperor Justinian , 322.

-those in Arabia subdued by Mahomet, ix, 303. Assist the Saracens

in the reduction of Spain , ix, 478.

-massacres of, by the first crusaders, xi, 25, 26.

Jezdegerd, king of Persia, is said to be left guardian to Theodosius theYounger, by the emperor Arcadius, v, 408. His war with Theodo-sius , 421.

Jgilium, the small island of, serves as a place of refuge for Romans whoflew from the sack of Rome by Alaric, v, 318-Jgnutius, bishop of Antioch, the Christian fortitude displayed in his epis-tles, ii, 429.

Ikshiilites, Ihe Saracen dynasty of, x, 82.

Illustrious, the title of, how limited in the times of Roman simplicity, andhow extended when Constantinople became the seat of empire, iii, 34.Jllyricum described, i, 35.

Images, introduction of, into the Christian church, ix, 114. The worshipof, derived from paganism, 117. Are condemned by the council ofConstantinople, 126. The adoration of, justified by Pope Gregory II .134- And sanctified by the second council of Nice, 166.

Imperator, in the Roman history, explained, i, 99, note. The imperial pre-rogative, 106. The court 110. The sense of this appellation altered bylong use, ii, 163.

Incarnation, theological history of the doctrine of, viii, 261.

Incest, natural and arbitrary, distinguished, viii, 66.