• Abbot, E. A., D.D., on date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Abbott, Rev. Edward, on Fijis, 141, note 8.
• Abbot, The Authorship of the Fourth Gospel by Ezra Abbot, D.D., LL.D. (Boston, 1880.) Frequent citations from, 10 to 48.
• Abbott, Cyclopædia of Religious Knowledge, by Lyman Abbott, D.D., LL.D., cited, 122, 132, note 5, with 122.
• Adams’ Roman Antiquities, 119, note 13.
• Alford (Dean) 103, 108, note 1, with 102.
• Ambrosian Library, 48, note 5.
• Ante-Nicene Christian Library, 16, notes 1, 3, 22, 23, 30, 34.
• Arnold, Matthew, on Basilides, 28, with 10, and 11, note 4.
• Bampton Lectures, 40 with 42, note 17, 68 with 72, note 6.
• Barnes, Albert, on site of Emmaus, 109, note 9.
• on the Resurrection Body, 123, 132, note 5.
• Bartlett, Pres., on the slight historical errors, 79, note 1.
• Baur, J. C., on Fourth Gospel, 52.
• Bentley, on genuineness of Gospels, 71.
• Blackstone, 32, 132.
• Bleek, on date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Buck’s Theological Dictionary, 11, note 5.
• Cannibals Christianized, 139, 141, note 8.
• Canonicity,—See Charteris.
• Chadwick’s Views of Christianity, 134, 139, 140, note 1.
• Charteris, Prof. A. H., D.D., on Basilides, 28.
• date of Celsus, 49, note 6.
• date of Justin’s Apology, 61, note 1.
• early universal use of Gospels, 47.
• Fourth Gospel, 17, 27, 28, 47.
• Marcion’s Gospel, 72, note 7, with 69.
• Papias, 17.
• Pastor Hermas, 27.
• Child, L. Maria, 119, note 13.
• Congregationalist, 58, note, 140, note 2, 141, note 8.
• Conybeare and Howson’s Life of Paul, 82, 83, with 88, notes 2,4.
• Credner, on date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Curtiss, Prof. Samuel Ives, D.D., on Apocryphal Gospels, 34, 35, 39, and 40 with 42, notes 15, 16.
• date of Celsus, 48, note 6.
• date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 6.
• Judge Waite, 35, 48, note 6.
• Cursive manuscripts of Gospels, 73, note 10.
• Davidson, Samuel, cited by Waite, 29, note 4.
• De Soto, 52.
• Donaldson and Roberts, 16, notes 1, 3, 20, 22, note 1, 23, 30, 61, note 1.
• Dorner on use by Papias of John’s Gospel, 17.
• Drummond, Prof., on Justin’s use of John’s Gospel, 30.
• Early settlements in New Hampshire, 58.
• Farrar, (Canon), 100, note 1, 109, note 3.
• Fisher, Prof. George P., D.D., on Alogi, 62, note 5.
• date of Apocryphal Gospels, 41, note 2, with 34.
• date of Celsus, 49, note 6, with 46.
• date of Justin’s Apology, 61, note 1.
• date of Muratori Canon, 46, 48, note 5.
• genuineness of text of Gospels, 67, 71, 72, note 4, 73, note 12.
• John’s Gospel, 27, 29, note 3, 33, note 3, with 30.
• Justin’s Quotations, 46, 48, notes 2, 4, 62, note 5, 67, 68, 72, note 4.
• Marcion’s Gospel, 72, note 4, with 68.
• Theophilus, 46, 48, note 4.
• Free Religious Index, 140, note 1.
• Friedlieb, on physical Cause of Death, 102, 108, note 1.
• Geikie, The Life and Words of Christ, by Cunningham Geikie, D.D., (1880), cited page 109, note 10, with page 108.
• Gibbon’s Rome, 9.
• Gibson, Ch. Justice, 131.
• Gilbert West,—See West.
• Godet, Prof. F., D.D., 88, note 1, 90, 100, note 3, 126, 132, notes 1, 2, 133, note 8.
• upon Possibility of Miracles, 132, notes 1, 2, with 111.
• upon Sign of Jonah, 88, note 1, 90, 100, note 3.
• upon Vision Theory, 126, 133, note 8.
• Gordon-Cumming, in Fiji, 141, note 8.
• Granite Monthly, 58.
• Greenleaf, Prof. Simon, LL.D., on cock-crowing, 100, note 4, with 97.
• credibility of witnesses, 78, 137, 138, 140, notes 3, 6.
• genuineness of Gospels, 13, 72, 73, note 13.
• presumption of Permanency, 43, 44, note 1, 66.
• presumption of Rightfulness, 13, 44, note 1, 66.
• sign of Jonah, 100, note 3, with page 90.
• superscription on the Cross, 138, 140, note 6.
• truth of Christianity, 132, 138, 140, note 6.
• Hanna, Rev. William, LL.D., on cause of death, 109, note 1, with 102.
• empty tomb, 105, 109, note 6.
• Galilee meeting, 109, note 10, with 108.
• Hilgenfeld on Justin’s use of John’s Gospel, 30, 33, note 3.
• on date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Hooykaas and his Bible for Learners, 114, 119, note 8, 128, 133, note 12, 134, 140, note 1.
• Holtzmann, on Apocryphal Gospels, 35.
• Hume’s argument from experience, 43, 112.
• Ingersoll on inspiration, 136, 137, 138.
• on miracles, 112, 118, note 3.
• Inter-Ocean (Chicago), 41, note 2, 42, note 15, 16.
• Kent, Chancellor, 32, 132.
• Keim, Dr., on date of Celsus, 48, 49, note 6.
• on the empty tomb, 120, 132, note 2.
• Lafayette’s visit, 57, 62, note 2.
• Landing of the Pilgrims, 58.
• Lange’s Life of Jesus, on cause of death, 108, note 1, with 102.
• Cleopas and Luke, 106, 109, note 8.
• Galilee meeting, 108, 109, note 10.
• guard of Soldiers, 109, note 3, with 103.
• journey to Emmaus, 106, 109, note 8.
• lifting up the Serpent, 89, 90, 100, note 1.
• locality of Emmaus, 109, note 9.
• sign of Jonah, 100, notes 2, 3, with 90.
• women at the Sepulchre, 104, 109, note 5.
• Lemisch on date of Justin’s Apology, 61, note 1.
• Light Infantry Poor, 62, note 2, with 57.
• Lipsius, Prof. of Jena, on date of Apocryphal Gospels, 35.
• that Justin did not use them, 40, 42, note 15.
• Lord Brougham, 132.
• Madagascar Christianized, 139.
• Mason, Jeremiah, 132.
• Marshall, Ch. Justice, 132.
• Matthew Arnold. See Arnold.
• McClintock and Strong’s Cyclopedia, on Cerinthus, 66, note 3.
• Pagan Persecutions, 11, note 5, 73, note 9.
• Resurrection Body of Christ, 123.
• Meyer’s Lexicon, on date of Apocryphal Gospels, 35.
• Mill, J. S. concedes, Christ Historical, 128, 133, note 11.
• miracles possible, 8.
• Miln, on “Church of the Future,” 134, 140, note 1.
• Milligan, The Resurrection of Our Lord, by William Milligan, D.D., Prof. etc. in the University of Aberdeen. (London, 1881), Cited, 114, 119, notes 5, 7.
• Morrison, James, D.D., on Empty Tomb, 119, note 18.
• New Hampshire Journal, Preface and 140, note 2.
• New York Observer, 140, note 1.
• Neander, on the date of Justin’s Apology, 61, note 1.
• destruction of Church, etc., at Nicomedia, 73, note 9.
• New Revision, 72, 100, note 1.
• North American Review, 118, note 3, 140, note 4.
• Norton, on Peter’s Gospel, 39, 42, note 12, 56, note 2.
• on Genuineness of Our Gospels, 54, 56, 76, 80, note 6.
• on number of Copies of Gospels, 73, note 8, with 70.
• Page on date of Justin’s Apology, 61, note 1.
• Parker, Joel, Ch. Justice, 43.
• Parmelee, Dr. Simeon, great age of, 57.
• Parsons, Theophilus, Ch. Justice, 132.
• Patten’s Diaries, 58.
• Paulus, Theory of, 114.
• Phillips, on Presumptions, 43, 44, note 1.
• Pond, Dr. Enoch, as to cessation of Miracles, 140, note 7.
• Princeton Review, 68, 72, note 4, 79, note 1.
• Renan, Ernest, admissions by, 12, 13, note 1, 84, 112, 130, 133, notes 12 and 14.
• demands expert testimony, 7.
• denials, 7, 11, note 1, 112, 118, note 3.
• idle boasting, 84, 116, 119, note 12.
• upon Christ’s teachings, 128, 133, note 12.
• upon silence of Historians as to occurrences at the Crucifixion, 130, 133, note 14.
• Reuss, on date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Riggenback, on use by Papias of John’s Gospel, 17.
• Roberts and Donaldson, 16, notes 1 and 3, 20, 22, note 1, 23, 30, 61, note 1.
• that Justin did not cite Peter’s Gospel, 20.
• Robinson’s Holy Land, 109, note 9.
• Robinson, John, the Pilgrim Father, 135.
• Robinson, Prof., on the Resurrection Body, 122, 132, note 5.
• Routh, on Papias’ use of John’s Gospel, 17.
• Rowe, Prof. See Bampton Lectures.
• Salisbury Church. See Webster.
• Sanday, Dr., on quotations by Justin, 24.
• by Irenæus, 56.
• dates of Celsus, Muratori Canon, 48 and 49, notes 5, 6.
• that Marcion’s Gospel is an abridgment of Luke, 68, 69, 72, note 7.
• Sandwich Islands Christianized, 139.
• Savage, on the “Church of the Future,” 134, 140, note 1.
• Schleiermacher, theory of, 81, 88, note 1.
• Schenkel’s Lexicon, on date of Apocryphal Gospels, 35.
• Scott, Thomas, D.D., that part of the day is counted for the whole, 90, 100, note 3.
• upon Resurrection Body, 122, 132, note 5.
• Scribner’s Monthly, 73, note 12.
• Sears’ “Heart of Christ,” 30, 33, note 3, 49, note 6, 61, note 1, 80, note 4.
• Smith and Wace’s Dictionary, 35.
• Spiritualists, 140, 141, note 7.
• Stanley (Dean) as to date of Polycarp’s Epistle, 10.
• Starkie, on coincidences, 137, 140, note 5.
• on Christianity, 132.
• Stier, that part of a day is counted for the whole, 90, 100, note 2.
• Story, Judge, 32, 132.
• Stowe, Prof. C. E., on Apocryphal Gospels, 35, 41, note 2.
• Elders at Ephesus, 56, note 4, with 55.
• Gospel to Hebrews, 37, 42, note 10.
• Greek Classic Copies, 71, 73, note 11.
• John’s Gospel, 48, note 4.
• Theophilus, 48, note 4.
• Strauss, David, Admissions by:
• actual death of Jesus, 81, 102, 114, 119, note 6.
• sincerity of witnesses, 86.
• universal use of the Gospels, by the end of the Second Century, 45, 46.
• false theories of, 7, 8, 81, 88, note 1, 106, 115.
• became an atheist, 8.
• how far commended, 38, 134.
• more candid than Waite, 38.
• Stroud, on physical cause of Death, 102, 108, note 1.
• Supernatural Religion. An Inquiry into The Reality of Divine Revelation. (Anonymous.) Referred to pp. 17, 42, note 14, 68, 69, 112, with 118, note 3.
• Taylor, William, D.D., on Miracles, 111, 118, note 1, 128, 133, note 10.
• Thomson’s “Land and Book,” 35, 36, 41, note 4.
• Tischendorf, Constantine, discoverer of the Sinaitic Codex, 70.
• on Commentary of Heracleon, 47, 49, note 8.
• on difference in Manuscripts, 73, note 10.
• on number of manuscript copies, 71, 73, note 10.
• on quotations by Irenæus, 56, note 3, with 55.
• on use, by Papias, of John’s Gospel, 17.
• Tübingen School, 8, 30.
• Uncials, number of, 73, note 10.
• Waite, History of the Christian Religion to the year Two Hundred. By Charles B. Waite, A. M. Second Edition, Chicago (1881), 34.
• Waite, C. B., admits Gospels do not copy from each other, 74.
• Waite, C. B., his mistakes as to Apocalypse, 88, note 3.
• Apocryphal Gospels, 35, 36, 41, note 5.
• Basilides, 29, note 4.
• Clement of Rome, 32, 66, note 1, 67, 72, note 2.
• Celsus, 48, note 6.
• Cerinthus, 66, note 3.
• Justin Martyr, 5, 10, 11, note 3, 61, note 1.
• Marcion’s Gospel, 38, 45, 54, 68, 69, 72, note 7.
• Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Peter’s Gospel, 20, note 2, 38, 39, 40, 42, note 14, 48, 62, note 6.
• Resurrection body, and Paul, 85, 114, 119, note 8, 122.
• with other matters too numerous to mention.
• Walker, Timothy, Diaries of, 58.
• Webster, Daniel, 132, 135, 140, note 2.
• his creed, 135, 140, note 2.
• his church membership, 140, note 2.
• Warrenton, on quotations from O. T., 80, note 1.
• Weiseler, on date of Muratori Canon, 48, note 5.
• Westcott, 17, 80, note 6.
• Wesleyan Missionaries, 141, note 8.
• West, Gilbert, on resurrection, 117, 119, note 16.
• Whitby, that a part of a day is put for the whole, 100, note 3.
• Whittier’s Poem, 57.
• Wright. The Logic of Christian Evidences. By Rev. G. Frederick Wright, Andover, Mass. (1880), cited or quoted, 18, 24, 28, note 1, 56, notes, and 80, note 6.
• Yorktown Scammel, 62, note 2.

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