Encyclopaedia of religion and ethics, Index

Antichrist, i. 578^-581'' ; Apocalyptic,
i. 5781^-581 a, V. 387a,
Beliar as, ii. 459*, early
Church, V. 388^, Pauline, v.
386*, and prodigies and portents,
X. 366*, Second Adventism,
xi. 284", 285", and
Simon Magus, xi. 522''-523*.
Antiolbricalism, iii. 689''-690*
GaUicaniam, vi. 156''-163''.
Anticoncordataires ( = Petite
Eglise), ix. S14*-815''.
Antioykbus (6r. healing hero), vi.
552".
Antidicomarianitbs (Chr. sect),
xi. 318".
Antifiheraiiana (Madagascar),
ordeal, ix. 528*.
Antiqenes of P>,hodes, and insurance
of slaves, vii. 364*.
Antioone, and custom, xii. 783*,
'
sinless crime,' xi. 546*.
Antigonids, deification, iv. 527*.
Antigonus, deification, iv. 526".
Antiqontjs of Carystus, on
Academy, i. 59*, on Pyrrho of
EUs, si. 228".
Antigonus of Sooho (founder of
Sadducees), vii. 588", 591*.
Antigtja (W. Indies), funeral
cvistom, xi. 573".
Antillbs, architecture, i. 687",
basketry, i. 828", fishing, vi.
875", idols, vii. 112*, missions,
viii. 724* (Rom. Cath.), weaving,
i. 827*.
AjTTIMENSnjM, i. 341".
Antimbreja, Antimorona (Madagascar).—See
HovA.
Antinoe, excavations, iv. 115",
454"-455*.
Antinomianism, i. 581"-582"
Ranters, x. 578"-580*.
Antinomies, i. 582"-584*.
Antinoos, deification, iv. 532", vi.
651"-652*.
Antioch, archieratio crowns, iv.
343", art, i. 870", Council (341 ),
i. 778", creeds, i. 778"-779*,
'
Fortune ' (of Eutychides), i.
870", ix. 793", Judaizers, vii.
609"-610*, personification, ix.
793", School of, i. 584*-593".
Antioch, Church of, vi. 431",
ANTICHRIST—ANZ
xii. 169* ; All Saints' Day, v.
851", Christmas, iii. 603",
creed, iv. 237"-238*, episcopacy,
V. 333", Meletian
Schism, viii. 538"-539", Monophysitism,
viii. 813", 814*".
Antiochenb theology, i. 584*-
593"; Bible study, ii. 592",
597"-598*, Christology, i.
587"-590", ix. 323"-324*,
Chrysostom, i. 585*, creation,
i. 586"-587*, creed, ix. 330*,
Diodorus, i. 584"-585* eschatology,
i. 592*, exegesis, ii.
o97"-598*, FaU, i. 587*, God, i.
586*", kenosis, vii. 682*-683*,
685*", and Nestorianism, i.
592*", ix. 323"-324*, 326*,
330*", 332*, original sin, i.
587*", sacraments, i. 591"-
592*, salvation, i. 591*",
Scripture and revelation, i.
585*-686*, 593*, Theodore of
Mopsuestia, i. 585*, Theodoret
of Cyrrhus, i. 585*,
Trinity, i. 586*", work of
Christ, i. 590"-591*.
Antiochtts I., deification, iv. 527*.
Antiochus i. of Commagbne,
deification, iv. 529*, Mithraism,
viii. 754", Zoroastrian
propaganda, viii. 750*".
Antioohhs rv. Epiphanbs, as
Antichrist, i. 578"-579*,
crown, iv. 345*, and Jews, i.
594", 623*, vii. 456*.
Antiochus of Asoalon, i. 60", v.
496», xi. 230* ;
pantheism, ix.
615".
Antiochus of Athens, astrology,
xii. 90*".
Antiope, and Theseus, i. 371*.
ANTi-p.a;DOEAPTiSTS, vi. 620*".
Antipatbr of Tarsus, xi. 861*
on fate, v. 789".
Antxpathy, i. 593" ; and hatred,
vi. 527*.
Antiphanes, comedy, iv. 883*.
Antiphon (orator), on punishment
of sin, vi. 419*.
Antiphon (sophist), xi. 689*
ethics, xi. 689*, physics, xi.
689*.
Antiphonal song, vii. 9*", xii.
770*", Ambrose, i. 374*, 375*,
in Church of Rome, ix. 20",
introduction to Western
Church, i. 374*, 375*, xii. 770".
Antiphonary of Bangor, vii. 25";
hymns, vii. 26"-27*.
Antiphoner of Beaupri, i. 861*.
Antiquities (Josephus), vii. 572*-
575*.
Anti-Semitism, i. 593"-599* ; Inquisition
(Spanish), ix. 451*^
452*, Ophites, ix. 500", and
Talmud, i. 597", xii. 186*".
Antisthenes (Cynic), iv. 378*,
380*-381* ; allegorizing of
Homer, i. 328", ethics, ii.
83"-84*, V. 490", xii. 46*, on
friendship, vi. 136*, on happiness,
ii. 83"-84*, xii. 46*,
sensationaUsm, xi. 388", and
Socrates, xi. 667*", summum
bonum, xii. 46*.
Antisthenes op Rhodes (Peripatetic),
ix. 741".
ANTiTACT.a; (Chr. sect), xi. 316*.
Antium, Fortuna-cult, vi. 98".
Antoninus (Neo-Platonist), ix.
317".
Antoninus of Florence, casuistry,
iii. 244*, Thomism, xii.
322*.
Antoninus Prus,
and education,
V. 215*, as 'good-genius' of
Egypt, V. 786*, and slaves,
xi. 43*, 626*, and temples,
X. 842".
Antonios Eparchos (Gypsy
baron), vi. 463*.
Antonius ( =St. Antony).—See
Antony.
Antonius Diogenes (Gr. novelist),
vi. 6"-7*.
Antonius Julianus, history of
Jewish war, vii. 571*.
Antony, deification, iv. 530*.
Antony (St.), ii. 76*, 872*, iv.
116"-117*, viii. 786", 787";
conversion, ii. 603*, and
monasticism, ii. 67", 76*, iv.
116"-117*, viii. 785*", 787",
mysticism, ix. 91", Rule, viii.
785".
Antony of Padua, and Cathari,
i. 286*, preaching, x. 216*.
Antkimpus, Autkympus (Old
Prussian sea-god), ix. 241*,
488".
Ant society (Zuni), xii. 871*.
Antu, Anatu (Bab. goddess), i
310", xii. 700*.
Antumba, Akantunda (Nyanjas),
ix. 419".
Anu (Celt, goddess), iii. 285"-
286*, 293*.
Anu (Bab. god), ii. 296*, 309",
310*", vi. 2.50", 251", ix.
249" ; and ages of the world,
i. 185*, Akkadian, xii. 42*,
and bull, ii. 888*, in Canaan,
iii. 184*, and divine partners,
X. 885*, personification, ix.
801", ss^ibolism, xii. 148",
word of, xii. 750*".
Anu, Enlil, and Ea (Bab. triad),
u. 309"-310*, ix. 249".
Anubanini (king of Lulubi), on
sacred waters, vi. 754*.
Anubis (Egyp. god), vi. 384*, vii.
435*, 437*; and Khentamentiu,
i. 441*", and Osiris.
i. 442".
Anuohin, V. I., on Ostyaks, ix.
579*".
Amtgztd, viii. 326".
Anula (Australian tribe), buUroarer,
ii. 889"-890*, cannibalism,
iii. 196*, circumcision,
iii. 661*, 668*, magic, ii. 247",
248*, rain -making, x. 561",
relics, x. 651*, sacred post, x.
97*.
Anula (Princess), and Buddhism
in Ceylon, iii. 331".
Anumati (Vedic god), xii. 607*.
Akunit, Anunitu (Ishtar of
Akkad), ii. 311", vii. 428"; as
war-goddess, xii. 700*.
Anunnaki (Bab. under -world
gods), ii. 313", 316".
Anukadhapura, i. 599*-601*
stUpa, i. 599"-600*, x. 660",
xi. 902*, Wisdom Tree, xii.
747"-749*.
Anuruddha (Buddhist elder), v.
253* ; on reaUty, x. 592", on
relation, x. 649*", on samadhi,
xi. 161*.
Anusasana Parvan (book of
Mahabhdrata), viii. 326*.
Anu-set (Micron, god), ii. 242".
Ann^ochiyajdiaka, on marriage of
Sammillabhasini, iii. 523"-
624*.
Anuto (New Guinea spirit), ix.
347".
Akvari (Persian poet), astrology,
xii. 87*.
Anwyl, E., on divination (Celtic),
V. 597" ; on Rhiannon, iii.
287".
Any, Maxims of.—See Maxims of
Any.
Anyambi.—See Nzamei.
Anyanja.—See Nyanjas.
Anz, W., on Gnosticism, vi.
233".