St. Augustine, Of the citie of God vvith the learned comments of Io. Lod. Viues. Englished by I.H.

An alphabeticall Index pointing out memorable matters contained in these bookes of the Citty of God.

A

• ARion, who hee was. fol. 24
• Ttilius Regulus. fol. 26
• Abraham no murtherer. fol. 37
• Agamemnon who hee was. fol. 34
• Atis, who he was. fol. 56
• Alcibiades, his law. fol. 64
• Aeschines, who he was. fol. 69
• Aristodemus, who he was. ibid.
• Attelan Comedies. fol. 73
• Athens lawes imitated in Rome. fol. 78
• Agrarian lawes. fol. 84
• Apollo and Neptune build Troy. fol. 108
• Anubis, who he was. fol. 76
• Aedile, his office. fol. 103
• Athenian ambassadors. fol. 90
• Ages of men. fol. 117
• Aesculapius who he was. fol. 120
• Aetnas burning. fol. 157
• Assyrian monarchie. fol. 161
• Anaximander, who hee was. fol. 299
• Anaximines, who hee was. fol. 300
• Anaxogoras, who he was. ibid.
• Archelaus who hee was. ibid.
• Aristippus, who he was. fol. 302
• Antisthenes, who he was. ibid.
• Atlas, who he was. fol. 313
• Aristole who hee was. fol. 318
• Academia, what it was. ibid.
• Alcibiades, who he was. fol. 507
• Arke compared to mans bodie. fol. 566
• Antipodes, who they are. fol. 584
• Aratus, who hee was. fol. 598
• Actisanes his law against theeues. fol. 600
• Anna, her prophecy of Christ. fol. 624
• Arons priest-hood a shadow of the future priest-hood. fol. 631
• Annointing of Kings a type of Christ. fol. 636
• Abrahams birth. fol. 656
• Apis who he was. fol. 662
• Apis the Oxe. fol. 663
• Argus King of Argos. ibid.
• Attica, what countrey it is. fol. 669
• Athens, why so called. fol. 670
• Apollos, plates. fol. 676
• Antaeus, who he was. fol. 677
• Aconitum, how it grew. fol. 682
• Amphion, who hee was. fol. 684
• Admetus, who hee was. fol. 686
• Andromeda, who she was. fol. 687
• Agamemnon, who he was. fol. 690
• Apuleius Lucian, who he was. fol. 695
• Aeneas, who he was. fol. 696
• Aeneas deified. fol. 698
• Archon, what kinde of magistrate. fol. 700
• ...

• Auentine, a mountaine why so called. fol. 701
• Amos the prophet. fol. 703
• Abdi, who he was. fol. 718
• Abacuc, who he was. ibid.
• Anaxagoras his opinion of heauen. fol. 731
• Alexander the great his death. ibid.
• Alexanders comming to Ierusalem. 736

B

• BErecinthia mother of the gods. fol. 56
• Budaeus, his praises. fol. 80
• Bretheren killing one another. fol. 100
• Belus who hee was. fol. 577
• Babilons confusion. fol. 577
• Bersheba, what it is. fol. 613
• Begger differing from the word poore. fol. 627
• Babilon what it is. fol. 657
• Busyris who hee was. fol. 677
• Bellerephon, who hee was. fol. 684
• Bona Dea who shee was. fol. 691
• Bias, who hee was. fol. 711
• Baruch who he was. fol. 722
• Booke of life. fol. 809

C

• COnquerors custome. fol. 9
• Claudian family. fol. 10
• Citty what it is. fol. 25
• Cleombrotus. fol. 34. 35
• Catoes, who they were. fol. 36
• Catoes their integrity. ibid.
• Cato, his sonne. fol. 37
• Cauea, what it was in the Theater. fol. 47
• Circensian playes. fol. 48
• Consus, who he was. ibid.
• Cibeles, inuention. fol. 56
• Cleon, who he was. fol 67
• Censor, who he was. ibid.
• Cleophon who hee was. ibid.
• Caecilius who he was. fol. 68
• Curia what it was. fol. 71
• Censors view of the citty. fol. 73
• Cynocephalus, who hee was. fol. 75
• Camillus exiled from his country. fol. 79
• Consus a god. fol. 81
• Consulls first elected. ibid.
• Camillus who he was. ibid.
• Christ the founder of a new City. fol. 83
• Common-wealth, what it is. fol. 88
• Cinnas warres against his country. fol. 93
• Carbo, who he was. ibid.
• Capitoll preserued by geese. ibid.
• Cateline his conditions. fol. 96
• Christians name hateful at Rome. fol 55
• Charthaginian warres begun. fol. 46
• Caesars family. fol. 111
• Caius Fimbria, who he was. fol. 114
• Cyri who they were. fol. 125
• Concords temple. fol. 143
• Catulus his death. fol. 146
• Cateline his death. fol. 149
• Christs birth time. fol. 150
• Ciceroes death. ibid.
• Caesars death. fol. 151
• Cyrus Persian Monarch. fol. 162
• Curtius who he was. fol. 179
• Causes three-fold. fol. 210
• Camillus his kindnesse to his country. fol. 222
• Curtius his voluntary death. fol. 222
• Constanstine the first christian Emperor. fol. 23
• Claudian who he was. fol. 233
• Ceres sacrifices. fol. 280
• Crocodile, what it is. fol. 335
• Cyprian, who he was. fol. 336
• Cynikes who they were. fol. 523
• Circumcision a tipe of regeneration. fol. 602
• Cyniphes, what they are. fol. 618
• Canticles, what they are. fol. 648
• Cecrops who he was. fol. 667
• Centaures, why so named. fol. 681
• Cerberus band-dog of hel. ibid.
• Chymaera the monster. fol. 684
• Castor and Pollux, who they vvere. fol. 689
• ...

• ... Circe, who she was. fol. 693.
• Codrus, who he was. fol. 698.
• Creusa, who she was. fol. 698.
• Caesars whence so named. fol. 700.
• Captiuity of Iuda. fol. 710.
• Chilo, who he was. ibid.
• Cleobulus, who he was. fol. 711.
• Cyrus, who he was. ibid.
• Christs birth. fol, 738.
• Churches ten persecutors. fol. 743. 744.
• Calculators cashered. fol. 747.
• Christians vpbraided with killing of children. fol. 747.
• Christians beleeue not in Peter-but in Christ. fol, 748.
• Cacus, who he was. fol. 768.
• Cerinthus, his heresie. fol. 800.
• Cappadocia, what it is. fol. 891.
• Comeliensse of mans body. fol. 908.

D

• DAnae, who she was. fol. 63.
• Decimus Laberius, who hee was. fol. 72.
• Discord a goddesse. fol. 143
• Decius his valour. fol. 180.
• Dictatorship, vvhat it was. fol. 224.
• Diogenes Laertius, vvho he was. fol. 300.
• Death of the soule. fol. 470.
• Death remaineth after Baptisme. fol. 470.
• Difference of the earthly and heauenly Citty. 532.
• Dauid a type of Christ. fol. 635.
• Deucalion, who he vvas. fol. 670.
• Danaus, vvho he was. fol. 673.
• Dionysius, hovv many so called. fol. 675.
• Daedalus, who he was. fol. 685.
• Danae, who she was. fol. 686.
• Delborah who she vvas. fol. 690.
• Diomedes, vvho he was. fol. 692.
• Diomedes, fellowes become birds. ibidem.
• Deuill, vvhat he may do. fol. 694.
• Dauids and Solomons praises. fol. 700.
• Daniell, vvho he was. fol. 722.
• Diogenes treading downe Platos pride. 857.
• Diogenes taxed of vaine glory ibidem.

E

• EVpolis, a Poet. fol. 64.
• Ennius, who he vvas fol. 91.
• Eternall Citty. fol. 220.
• Eternal •…•…fe, vvhat it is. fol. 256.
• Epictetus, vvho he was. fol. 342.
• Enuy, not ambition moued Caine to mur∣der Abel. fol. 536.
• Eudoxus, who he was. fol. 598.
• Ephod, vvhat it is. fol. 630.
• Eben Ezer, what it signifieth. fol. 633.
• Eusebius a Historiographer. fol. 669.
• Europa, who she vvas. fol. 677.
• Erichthonius, vvho he vvas. fol. 677.
• Esaias the Prophet. fol. 709.
• Esaias his prophesie. fol. 715.
• Esaias, his death. fol. 716.
• Ephrata, vvhat it is. fol. 717.
• Epicurus, opinion of the goddes. fol. 731.
• Epiphanes, vvho he vvas. fol. 736.

F

• FAbius, a Romaine conqueror. fol. 11.
• Famous men. fol. 48.
• Fugalia, vvhat they vvere. fol. 60.
• Fugia, a goddesse. fol. 60.
• Floralia, vvhat feasts they vvere. fol. 65.
• Febris, a goddesse. fol. 76.
• Friendship and faction. fol. 91
• Flora, vvhat she vvas. fol. 10•…•…
• Fabricius, vvho he vvas. fol. 105.
• Fate, vvhat it is. fol. 98.
• ...

• Fortunes casualties what they are, fol. 198.
• Fate of no force. fol. 208.
• Fabricius a scorner of ritches. fol. 224.
• Faunus, who he was. fol. 691.
• Felicity not perfect in this life. fol. 757.
• Father of a familie why so called. fol. 774.
• Fier eternall how to bee vnderstood. fol. 822.

G

• GRacchi, who they were. fol. 93.
• Getulia, what it is. fol. 128.
• Gracchus Caius his death. fol. 142.
• Gratidianus his death. 148.
• Gold, vvhen first coyned. fol. 181.
• GODS prescience no cause of euents. fol. 212.
• Gratians death. fol. 231.
• Ganimede who he was. fol. 287.
• Greeke Sages seauen. fol. 299.
• Gellius, who he was. fol. 342.
• GODS creatures are all good. fol. 560.
• Gorgons vvhat they v•…•…re. fol. 683.
• Gog, and Magog, h•…•…v to bee vnder∣stood. fol 806.
• GOD can doe all thing•…•… sauing to make a lie. fol. 910.

H

• HYperbolus, who hee was. fol. 67.
• Harmony of a common-vvealth. fol. 88.
• Hadrianus, who hee was. fol. 191.
• Hydromancy, vvhat it is. fol. 294.
• Hebrevves, vvhy so called. fol. 577.
• Holy spirit, why called the finger of God. fol. 617.
• Ie•…•…alem why so called. fol. 640.
• Ha•…•…ocrates, who he was. fol. 66•…•….
• Hercules, six of that name. fol. 667.
• Holy street in Rome. fol. 675.
• Hercules manner of death. fol. 677.
• Hieremy his prophecy. fol. 709.
• Hose his prophecy. fol. 714.
• Herod the King. fol 737.
• Heretickes profit the Church. fol. 742.

I

• IAnus, who hee was. fol. 116.
• Iulianus, who he was. fol. 191.
• Iouianus, who he was. fol. 191.
• Iouinians death. fol. 231.
• Iohn the Anchorite. fol. 233.
• Israell what it signifieth. fol. 614.
• Iudah his blessing explained. fol. 615.
• Infants vvhy so called. fol. 618.
• Iustice to bee performed in his life onelie. fol. 626.
• Inquisition made by the Lord, hovv it is taken. fol. 631.
• India vvhat is is. fol. 656.
• Inachus, who hee was. fol. 659.
• Io, who shee was. fol. 660.
• Isis vvho she vvas. ibid.
• Ixion who hee was. fol. 680.
• Iphigenia, vvho she vvas. fol. 696.
• Ionas the prophet. fol. 713.
• Ioell the prophet. fol. 714.
• Israel, vvho are so called. fol. 714.
• Ioel his prophecy. fol. 716.
• Idumaea vvhere it is. fol. 718.
• Iob, vvhence hee descended. fol. 739.
• Iulian the Apostata. fol. 745.
• Iudgement day vvhen it shalbee. fol. 793.
• Iohn Bapt. life like vnto the life of E∣lias. fol. 831.
• Incredible things. fol. 879.
• Innocentius, his miraculous c•…•…re. fol. 883.

L

• LAbeos, who they were. fol. 70
• Lawes of the twelue Tables. fol. 78
• Lycurgus, his lawes. ibid.
• Law, what it is. fol. 80
• L. Furius Pylus a cunning latinist. fol. 90
• Lycurgus, who he was. fol. 379
• Lawfull hate. fol. 503
• Lyberi, how it is vsed by the latines. fol. 615
• Lupercalls, what they are. fol. 674
• Liber, why so called. fol. 675
• Labirinth what it was. fol. 680
• Linus who he was. fol. 688
• Laurentum, why so called. fol. 690
• Latinus who he was. fol. 692
• Labdon, who hee was. fol. 698

M

• Manlius Torquatus. fol. 37
• Marius, who he vvas. fol. 93
• Marius his happinesse. fol. 94
• Marius, his crueltie. fol. 95
• Metellus his felicity. fol 96
• Marius, his flight. ibid.
• Marica, a goddesse. ibid.
• Mithridates, vvho hee vvas. fol. 98
• Megalesian playes. fol. 58
• Mettellus who he was. fol. 135
• Man, hovv he sinneth. fol. 212
• Mercurie, who he vvas. fol. 272
• Moone drunke vp by an Asse. fol. 384
• Man formed. fol. 492
• Maspha, what it signifieth. fol. 633
• Moyses his birth. fol. 665
• Minerua vvho she vvas. fol. 668
• Marathus vvho he vvas. fol. 673
• Minos vvho he vvas. fol. 677
• Minotaure vvhat it vvas. fol. 679.
• Medusa vvho she vvas. fol. 683
• Musaeus vvho he vvas. fol. 988.
• Mycenae vvhy so called. fol. 690.
• Mnestheus, vvho hee vvas. fol. 697.
• Melanthus, vvho hee vvas. fol. 699.
• Micheas the prophet. fol. 713.
• Micheas his prophecy. fol. 776.
• Man desireth foure things by nature. fol. 751.
• Man vvhat he is. fol. 755.
• Miracles related by Augustine. fol. 883.

N

• NAsica prohibiteth sitting at plaies. fol. 47.
• Neptunes prophesie. fol. 108.
• Numitor and his children. fol. 112.
• Nigidius Figulus who he was. fol. 201.
• Nero Caesar, who he was. fol. 225.
• Niniuy the Citty. fol. 576.
• Number of seauen signifieth the churches perfection. fol. 625.
• Nabuchadonosors warres. fol. 709.
• Naum, vvhen hee liued. fol. 718.
• Niniuy a figure of the church. fol. 734.
• Natures primitiue gifts. fol. 755.

O

• OPtimates, who they vvere. fol. 91.
• Olympus vvhat Mount it is. fol. 569.
• Osyris, who hee was. fol. 662.
• Ogyges, vvho he was. fol. 668.
• Oedipus, who hee was. fol. 686.
• Orpheus who he was. fol. 688.
• Ozias the prophet. fol. 713.
• Origens opinion of the restauration of the diuells to their former state. fol. 657.

P

• PAlladium image. fol. 4.
• Phaenix, who he was. fol. 9.
• 〈◊〉〈◊〉 bishop of Nola. fol. 17.
• People, how they are stiled. fol. 35.
• Priests, called Galli. fol. 57.
• Pericles, who he was. fol. 67.
• Plato accompted a Demigod. fol. 73.
• Priapus a god. fol. 75.
• Pomona a goddesse. fol. 77.
• Patriots and the people deuided. fol. 83.
• Porsenna, his warres. fol. 84.
• Portian and Sempronian lawes. ibid.
• Posthumus, who he was. fol. 98.
• Prodigious sounds of battells. fol. 100.
• Plato expells some poets. fol. 74.
• Pyrrhus, who hee was. fol. 133.
• P•…•…s warre. fol. 145.
• Piety what it is. fol. 183.
• Pompey his death. fol. 231.
• Plato his ridle. fol. 286.
• Pluto, why so called. fol. 289.
• Plato who hee was. fol. 303.
• Porphyry who hee was. fol. 319.
• Plotine who he vvas. ibid.
• Proteus vvho he vvas. fol. 374.
• Pygmees, vvhat they bee. fol. 582.
• Prophecy spoken to Heli fulfilled in Christ. fol. 628.
• Psalmes, vvho made them. fol. 640.
• Psaltery vvhat it is. fol. 641.
• Philo vvho hee vvas. fol. 649.
• Pelasgus, vvho hee vvas. fol. 659.
• Phoroneus, vvhy called a iudge. fol. 660.
• Prometheus vvho hee vvas. fol. 665.
• Pandora, vvho she vvas. fol. 666.
• Phorbus who he vvas. fol. 667.
• 〈◊〉〈◊〉 and Helle who they vvere. fol. 〈◊〉〈◊〉•…•….
• 〈◊〉〈◊〉 the vvinged-horse. fol. 684.
• Perseus who hee was. fol. 687.
• Portumnus, vvhat he is. fol. 689.
• Picus, vvho he vvas. fol. 690.
• Pitacus vvho hee vvas. fol. 710.
• Periander, vvho hee vvas. fol. 711.
• Ptolomy, vvho hee vvas. fol. 731.
• Philadelpus why so called. fol. 732.
• Pompey his warres in Affrica. fol. 736.
• Proselite, what hee is. fol. 740.
• Peter accused of sorcery. fol. 746.
• Purgatory not to bee found before the day of iudgement. fol. 857.
• Pauls vvords of the measure of fulnesse, expounded. fol. 897.
• Propagation not abolished, though dimi∣nished by sinne. fol. 907.

R

• ROmaines iudgement in a case of life and death. fol. 31.
• Romaines greedy of praise. fol. 32.
• Romane orders. fol. 73.
• Romane priests, called Flamines. fol. 76.
• Romulus a god. fol. 77.
• Rome taken by the Galles. fol. 93.
• Romaine Theater first erected. fol. fol. 47.
• Romes salutations. fol. 86.
• Rome punishing offenders. fol. 84.
• Romaine gouernment three-fold. fol. 91.
• Remus his death. fol. 113.
• Romulus his death. fol. 127.
• Regulus his fidelity. 223.
• Radagasius King of the Gothes. fol. 229.
• Roinocorura vvhat it is. fol. 600.
• Repentance of God, what it is. fol. 632.
• Rabbi Salomons opinion of the authors of the psalmes. fol. 641.
• Rhadamanthus, vvho he was. fol. 700.
• Roboams folly. ibid.
• Rome second Babilon. fol. 702.
• ...

• ... Rome imperious Babilon. fol. 763.

S

• Syracusa, a Citty. fol, 11.
• Sacking of a Citty. fol. 12.
• Scipio Nasica, who he was. fol. 45.
• Sanctuaries what they were. fol. 49.
• Scipio's, who they vvere. fol. 66.
• Scipio's, which vvere bretheren. fol. 68.
• Seditions betweene great men and people. fol. 79.
• Sabine virgins forced. fol. 80.
• Sardanapalus, last King of the Assyri∣ans. fol. 86.
• Sardanapalus, his Epitaph. ibid.
• Sylla, who he was. fol. 93.
• Sylla, and Marius his vvar ibid.
• Sylla, his cruelty. fol. 98.
• Sempronian law. fol. 109.
• Saguntum, vvhat it vvas. fol. 138.
• Salues vvarre. fol. 145.
• Sertorius his death. fol. 149.
• Scaeuola his fortitude. fol. 179.
• Siluer, when first coyned. fol. 181.
• Socrates, who he was. fol. 300.
• Schooles of Athens. fol. 319.
• Scripture speaketh of God according to our vveake vnderstanding. fol. 565.
• Sauls reiections a figure of Christs king∣dom. fol. 632.
• Salomon, a figure of Christ. fol. 634.
• Syon vvhat it signifieth. fol. 643.
• Sotadicall verses vvhat they are. fol. 642.
• Sycionians first King. fol. 657.
• Semiramis, who she was. ibid.
• Sarpedon, who he was. fol. 677.
• Sphynx, her riddle. fol. 686.
• Stercutius, who he vvas. fol. 691.
• Swinging games. fol. 698.
• Sangus, vvho he was. ibid.
• Sybils, vvho they vvere. fol. 703.
• Sages or vvise men of Greece. fol. 710.
• Solon, vvho he was. ibidem.
• Septuagints, vvho they vvere. fol. 732.
• Sanctum sanctorum. fol. 736.
• Society subiect to crosses. fol. 761.
• Seruant not read in Scripture before Noah cursed his sonne. fol. 773.
• Sinne, mother of seruitude. ibid.
• Saints, where they shalbe at the burning of the world. fol. 8•…•…3.
• Sodomites blindnesse, of what kind it was. fol. 300.

T

• THomas Moore his praises. fol. 62.
• Tarquin Collatine exild from Rome. fol. 79.
• Tarquin the proude his death. fol. 83.
• Tribunes first elected. fol. 84.
• Tiberius Gracchus a law-giuer. fol. 90.
• Tyrannus, vvhat and vvhence. fol. 91.
• Tarpeia, who she was. fol. 122.
• Tables of proscription. fol. 148.
• Torquatus putting his sonne to death. fol. 222.
• Theodosius, who he was. fol. 231.
• Theodosius, his humility. fol. 234.
• Thales Miletus, vvho he was. fol. 299.
• Trismegistus, who hee was. fol. 335.
• Thurimachus, vvho he vvas. fol. 659.
• Triton the Lake. fol. 668.
• Triple penalty i•…•…osed on the Athenian vvomen. fol. 670.
• Triptolemus, who he vvas. fol. 679.
• Taurus, vvho he was. fol. 680.
• Tautanes, vvho he vvas. fol. 697.
• Thales, vvho he vvas. fol. 710.
• Theman, vvhere it is. fol. 720.
• Time of Christs death. fol. 749.
• Tully his sorrow for his daughters death. fol. 706.
• Theeues haue a kinde of peace. fol. 767.
• Temples vvhy erected to Martyrs. fol. 898.

V

• VV•…•…an, vvho he was. fol. 168.
• •…•…tary pouerty. fol. 223.
• V•…•…, vvho he was. fol. 234.
• Valentinian the elder. fol. 745.
• Valens law. fol. 746.
• Viues complaint for dec•…•…ed charitie. fol. 873.

W

• VVArs of Affrica. fol. 84.
• Wine, how found out. fol. 675.
• whores •…•…ed shee 〈◊〉〈◊〉. fol. 701.
• Worme of the vvicked hovv to be vnder∣stood. fol. 822.
• Will of God how it is changed. fol. 887.

X

• XEnocrates, who he was. fol. 318.
• Xerxes, who he was. fol. 659.
• Xanthus, who he vvas. fol. 676.

Z

• ZEphanie the Prophet. fol. 722.
• Zeale, how to be taken. fol. 807.
• Zoroastres, who he was. fol. 855.