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INDEX4 I 5JEROME, St., states as a fact of his day the result of the conflict betweenheathen philosophy and the Church, 372.Judaism and Christianity, their relation, 37~43»Juvenal, his religious and philosophic standing-ground, 177.KKLLNER Ifcllcnismus und Christenthum, 207.Kleutgen, Theologie dcr Vorzeit, statement of the Being of God, 304 ;freedom of the creature an image of the Creator's freedom, 317 ;early pantheism of Greek philosophy, 323, 324 ; Philosophic dcrVorzeit, 45, 297, 302 ; the doctrine of Pantheism, 304 ; God, theefficient, exemplary, and final cause of things, not their formalor material cause, 321.LACORDAIRE, anecdote recorded by, 366.Lasaulx, 115, 116, 123.Leo the Great, Pope, St., mentions the presence of St. Peter at Rome,both under Claudius and Nero, 13, note; his statement of thePrimacy of St. Peter, as continued in the Roman See, identicaland coextensive with its definition " in the Vatican Council, 369,note, 42, 43.MARCUS AURELIUS, outline of his philosophy, 84; passages referringto man's state after death, 88; his cosmopolitanism, 96.Maximus Tyrius, his philosophical standing-point, 201.Merivale, History of Rome, quoted, 7, note.Mohler, Kirchengeschichtc, 123.*Musonius, general sketch of his teaching, 77.NAGELSBACH, die Nachhomerische Theologie, 83,184. Greek mythologyknows no Creator, 334. Lineaments of an original revelation inthe Greek traditional religion, 334-36.Northcote and Brownlow, quoted, 37.ORIGEN, 63, 204, 205.Orosius, cited, 13.Ott, Dr., in Tubinger Quartalschrift, quoted, 67-9.PANTHEISM, i.e., the confusion of the substance of God with the substanceof the world, by making God either the formal or thematerial cause of the world, f runs in various degrees O through D allphilosophic thought from Thales to Plotinus, 301; carries withit a denial of creation, 302, 308 ; and of free-will, 308, 309. Thecontradictory Christian truth that God is the efficient, exemplary, andnal cause of all things, 320-23. The whole contest between ancient