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The Apostolic Tradition of Hippolytus / Translated into English with Introduction and Notes

Chapter 65: B. BIBLICAL REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES
By Antipope Hippolytus
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The text assembles an early manual of ecclesiastical regulations and liturgical rites, presenting detailed instructions for baptism, ordination, Eucharistic celebration, penitential practice, and public worship. It prescribes roles and duties of bishops, presbyters, deacons, and minor orders, outlines catechumenal instruction, fasting, and the administration of communion to the sick, and provides prayers and rubrics for services. The collection shows signs of compilation and variant readings resulting from transmission in multiple languages, and includes material later incorporated into broader church-order collections.

INDEXES

A. BIBLICAL CITATIONS BY HIPPOLYTUS

B. BIBLICAL REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

C. PATRISTIC REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

D. ANCIENT AND MODERN NAMES, WRITINGS AND SUBJECTS

A. BIBLICAL CITATIONS BY HIPPOLYTUS

Exodus 12. 22 page 57
25. 30 55
29. 39 55
Numbers 9. 11 53
Matthew 5. 13 51
25. 6 56
25. 13 56
John 6. 50 55
10. 14 55
13. 10 55
Acts 1. 24 67
1 Corinthians 11. 10 43
11. 24-26 36
Revelation 2. 17 49

B. BIBLICAL REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

Genesis 1. 31 69
2. 7 89
Exodus 3. 8 95
12. 22 106
24. 9 75
24. 9-11 78
25. 30 104
29. 39 104
Leviticus 15. 5 91
15. 16-18 105
Numbers 9. 11 102
11. 25 78
Deuteronomy 18. 4 101
1 Samuel 16. 13 90
Psalm 51. 12 67
119. 164 103
Canticles 2. 1 102
Isaiah 6. 3 71
7. 15 95
9. 6 72
65. 2 72
Lamentations 1. 17 72
Zechariah 4. 12 75
Wisdom 14. 25-26 5
Matthew 3. 16 67
12. 40 105
13. 30 23
15. 11 2
18. 6 2
19. 9 2
25. 6 105
25. 13 105
26. 74 105
27. 24 104
28. 19 92
Mark 6. 13 74, 91
6. 30-44 97
7. 1-15 104
7. 34 89
8. 1-10 97
8. 6-7 68
14. 25 69
15. 25 104
15. 33 105
16. 18 61
Luke 3. 7 92
12. 13-16 2
22. 19-20 95
John 3. 5 93
6 97
6. 50 105
6. 63 71
10. 14 105
13. 10 89, 105
14. 30 88
19. 14 104
19. 34 105
20. 22 67
Acts 1. 24 67
2. 41 85
4. 27-30 67
6 81, 87
6. 1-3 97
6. 2 63
8. 17 93
8. 18-24 86
8. 38 85
15. 28-29 2, 3
16. 33 85
19. 6 93
20. 28 64
22. 16 92
Romans 1. 29-31 5
8. 15 96
10. 9 92
12. 1 65, 67
14. 14 2, 23
1 Corinthians 6. 11 92
7. 10 2
8. 8 3
10. 2 92
10. 3 71
10. 16 69
10. 25-26 3
11. 4 5
11. 10 88
11. 20-21 65, 97-98, 100
11. 24-26 73
11. 33 98
12. 13 93
12. 28 78, 85
Galatians 4. 6 96
4. 14 106
Ephesians 2. 20 7
Philippians 4. 18 65
1 Timothy 3. 2-7 64
3. 2-3 5
4. 4-5 69
4. 14 77
5. 1-16 83
2 Timothy 1. 6 77
Titus 3. 1-2 5
3. 5 93
Hebrews 6. 4-8 22
7. 25 67
10. 26-31 22
12. 17 22
13. 15-16 65
James 5. 14 74, 91
1 Peter 2. 5 65
2. 9 90
3. 19 105
Jude 12 98
17 7
Revelation 1. 6 90
2. 14 3
2. 17 95
2. 20 3
5. 10 90
8. 3 65
21. 14 7

C. PATRISTIC REFERENCES IN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

1 Clement 40-41 4
42. 4 7
44. 1-2 7
44. 4 72
46. 8 2
47.6 7
2 Clement 12. 2 2
Ignatius
Magnesians 9. 1 5
Romans 7. 3 97
Philadelphians 4 64
Smyrnaeans 7. 1 70, 97
8. 1-2 97, 100
Hermas
Vision III, i 81
Didache 3. 1-6 5
7. 1 90, 92
8. 1 102
8. 2 96
9-10 93
9. 1 70
9. 5 70
13. 3 3, 64, 101
13. 7 3
14 72, 93
14. 1-2 66
15. 1 64, 72, 77
Justin
Apology 65 93
67 74, 83, 93
Dialogue 116 f. 90
Irenaeus I, 13. 2 72
IV, 18. 4-5 72
Hippolytus
Daniel commentary iii, 9. 6 72
Philosophumena Proem. 63
Proem. 6 64
i, 23. 4 63
ix, 7 18 ff., 64 f.
Clement of Alexandria
Pedagogue I, 45. 1 94
50. 4 90
II, 4-7 97, 100
Tertullian
Apology 30 83
39 96
Baptism 7 90
17 64
Chaplet 3 94
Exhortation to chastity 7 64
11 64
Marcion I, 14 94
III, 19 94
IV, 40 94
On prayer 13 104
18-19 102
19 104
To his Wife II, 5 61, 105
Cyprian Epistle 70. 2 93
Eusebius
History V, 24 8
V, 28. 10-12 102
VI, 20 16
VI, 43. 6 82
VI, 43. 11 82, 85
Athanasius
Festal Letter 39 10
Cyril of Jerusalem
Catechetical Lectures 20. 3 91
23. 20 94
Jerome
Vir. ill. 61 16, 18
Sarapion 12 81
13 79
14 68
Mishnah Berakhoth vi, 1-2 101
1 68, 69
6 98 f.

D. ANCIENT AND MODERN NAMES, WRITINGS AND SUBJECTS

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A
Absolution, 22 f., 64 f.
Achelis, 27
Acolytes, 85
Agape, 50 f., 59, 65, 96 ff.
Anamnesis, 71, 73
Apophoretum, 51, 100 f.
Apostolic Canons, 13
Apostolic Church Order, 11
Apostolic Constitutions, 12
B
Baptism
Eucharist, 48 f., 89, 93 ff.
Formula, 47, 92
Image, 57, 106
Liturgy, 45 ff., 90 ff.
Baptism in blood, 44
Bathing, 44
Bible reading, 54, 104
Bishops
At agape, 50 f., 59, 98 ff.
At baptism, 44 ff., 88 ff.
At eucharist, 35 ff., 48 f., 58, 72, 77, 93 ff., 100 f.
Consecration, 34, 66 ff.
Election, 33, 63
Fasting, 50
Office, 64
Blessings, 68 ff., 98 ff.
Blessings of persons, 43, 88
Burial, 53, 103
C
Callistus, 18 ff., 63, 103
Canons of Hippolytus, 15
Carthage, Third Council, 94
Catechumens, 43 ff., 50 f., 56, 85 ff.
Charismata, 41, 43, 54, 57, 85, 87, 104
Cheese, 37, 74 f.
Chrism, 91
Christology, 20 ff., 63, 67, 72
Commodus, 19
Common Prayer, 74
Concelebration, 72
Confessors, 39, 81 f.
Confirmation, 47 f., 93
Connolly, 11, 27 f., 30, 61, 63, 67, 103, 106
Converts accepted, 41 ff., 86 f.
Cooper, J., 15, 28
Coxe, A. C., 18
Creed, 46, 92 f., 95
D
Deacons
At agape, 51, 58, 98, 100
At baptism, 45 f., 91 f.
At eucharist, 39, 48 f., 58, 80
Office, 38, 53, 58, 79 f., 103
Ordination, 38, 80 f.
Deaconesses, 80, 83 f.
De Sacramentis, 73
Didache, 9
Didascalia, 10
Döllinger, 17, 19
Doxologies, 67
Duchesne, 27
E
Epitome, 13
Eucharist
Administration, 95
Anamnesis, 71, 73
As sacrifice, 65 f., 71, 73
At baptism, 48 f., 89, 93 ff.
At ordinations, 39 f., 83
Celebrant, 72, 98, 100
Consecration, 48, 69 ff., 93 ff.
Fasting communion, 52 f., 60, 102
Invocation, 71 f.
Liturgy, 35, 40, 48, 58, 68 ff.
Name, 70
Relation to agape, 97 ff.
Evening service, 58 f.
Exorcism, 44, 50, 88 f., 91, 99, 101
Extempore prayer, 40, 70
F
Fasting, 44, 50, 52 f., 89, 96, 102
Fasting communion, 52 f., 60, 102
First-fruits, 52, 66, 74, 101 f.
Flowers, 52, 102
Funk, 13 f., 16, 28
G
Gnosticism, 86, 102
Goltz, 28
Gronov, 17
H
Harnack, 26
Harris, J. R., 10
Hauler, 27
Head-covering, 43
Healers, 41, 85
Hearers, 41, 86
Holy Week, 44 f., 52 f., 89, 96, 102
Honey, 48, 89, 94 f.
Horner, 12, 27, 29, 34
Hours of prayers, 54 ff., 103 ff.
I
Image of baptism, 57, 106
Invocation, 71 f.
Isidore of Seville, 28
J
Jungklaus, 28, 30, 32, 47, 61
K
Kirk, K. E., 5
Kiss of peace, 35, 43, 48, 88
L
Lagarde, 27
Legge, F., 19
Levites, 81
Lietzmann, 10
Lightfoot, 18
Lord’s Prayer, 93, 96
Lord’s Supper, 50 f.
Ludolf, 27
M
Maclean, 15, 28
Macmahon, J. H., 18
Marriage, 41, 55, 105
Maximinus, 24
Menstruation, 44, 89
Milk, 48, 89, 94 f.
Miller, B. E., 17
Minor orders, 40 f., 83 ff.
Modalism, 20 ff., 63, 67, 72
Moses, 37, 57, 76
Muilenberg, 9
O
Of Gifts, 12, 25, 33
Oil, 36, 45 ff., 74 f.
Olives, 37, 74
P
Pentecost, 53, 102
Pius IV, 17
Pontianus, 24
Prayer, 54 ff., 103 ff.
Presbyters
At agape, 51, 100
At baptism, 45 ff., 90 ff.
At eucharist, 35, 49, 58, 72, 77
Fasting, 50
Office, 53, 58, 75 ff., 80 f., 103
Ordination, 37, 75 ff.
Ordination power, 38, 66, 77 ff., 80
Priesthood, 34, 38 f., 53, 64, 77
R
Rabbis, 76
Readers, 40, 84
Reserved sacrament, 60 f.
Riedel, 15, 101
Rufinus, 92
S
Sabellius, 21
Sacrifices, 65 f.
Sanctus, 71
Sarapion, 15
Schermann, 11
Schoolmasters, 42, 87
Schwartz, 28, 30, 61
Sick, 53, 58, 74, 102
Sign of the cross, 45, 48, 55 ff., 89, 99, 101, 106
Soldiers, 42, 87
Spittle, 56, 106
Stoicism, 5
Subdeacons, 41, 53, 84
T
Tattam, 27
Testament of Our Lord, 14
Tithes, 3, 101
U
Unction, 36 f., 45 ff., 90 ff.
Urbanus, 24
V
Victor, 19
Virgins, 40, 50, 59, 84, 96
W
Washing, 54 f., 103 f.
Water, Baptismal, 45, 90
Water, Eucharistic, 48 f., 95
Weekday services, 54, 104
Wendland, 17
Widows, 40, 44, 50, 51, 58, 83 f., 96, 101
Williams, A. L., 68
Women, 40, 43 f., 87 f.
Wordsworth, John, 16
Z
Zephyrinus, 18 ff., 63