S. Peter Bishop Of Rome
Subtitle: or, The Roman episcopate of the prince of the apostles. Proved from the fathers, history, and archaeology, and illustrated by arguments from other sources.
Publisher: Burns and Oates
Published: 1888
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Dedication to His Eminence Cardinal Newman, v; title: Introduction, vii; title: S. PETER, BISHOP OF ROME.; title: PART I.; title: Patristic and Historical Evidence.; title: Section I.; title: Testimonies of Fathers and Writers of the First Four Centuries, 1 - 65; title: § 1. Preliminary, 1; title: § 2. General Argument, 5; title: $ 3. Testimonies of Fathers and Writers in the Fourth Century, 11; title: § 4. Testimonies from the Third Century, 19; title: $ 5. Testimonies from the Second Century, 24; title: § 6. Testimonies from the First Century, 38; title: § 7. Scriptural Exegesis — Babylon — Roman Monuments, 37; title: § 8. The Length of Duration of S. Peter's Episcopate, 39; title: $ 9. Answer to Objections against the Twenty-five years, 40; title: §10. Answer to Objections against the Roman Episcopate of S. Peter, 50; title: Babylon, 56; title: Simon Magus, 59; title: The Roman Clergy — Rationalistic Theory, 63; title: Section II.; title: The Chronology of the Acts of the Apostles in relation to S. Peter's Roman Episcopate, 66-81; title: § 1. Preliminary — the Date of our Lord Jesus Christ's Birth and Death, 66; title: $ 2. Chronology of the Acts of the Apostles, 67; title: § 3. Reply to certain Chronological Objections, 77; title: S. Paul's journey from Troas to Jerusalem according to Patrizzi's Chronology, 80; title: Section III.; title: Notices of the Bishops of Rome and their times until the close of the Sub-Apostolic Age, 82-102; title: S. Peter — Condition of Jews and Christians in Rome — Propagation of Christianity abroad — Origin of Patriarchs and Metropolitans — Persecution of Roman Christians under Nero, 83; title: S. Linus — first Bishop of Rome after S. Peter, 89; title: S. Cletus — Anacletus, 91; title: S. Clement — Persecution under Domitian — S. Clement's Epistle to the Corinthians — His martyrdom, 92; title: S. Evaristus — Persecution under Trajan — Pliny's letter — the Emperor's reply, 97; title: SS. Alexander, Sixtus, Telesphorus, Hyginus, Pius, 101; title: S. Anicetus — S. Polycarp's visit to Rome, ...; title: PART II.; title: Archeological.; title: Chapter I.; title: The Cemeteries of the Vatican — S. Paul on the Via Ostiensis —; title: S. Priscilla and the Ostrianum, 105-113; title: 1. The Crypts of the Vatican, 106; title: 2. The Cemetery of S. Paul, 107; title: 3. The Cemetery of Priscilla,; title: 4. Ostrianum, 108; title: Chapter II.; title: The Cemetery of S. Domitilla, 114; title: The Cemetery of S. Sebastian, 125; title: Chapter III.; title: The Gilded Glasses found in the Catacombs, 131; title: Sculpture on Christian Sarcophagi, 135; title: Paintings in the Catacombs, 139; title: Allies, on the Symbolism of the representations of S. Peter in the Catacombs, 144; title: Chapter IV.; title: The Chair of S. Peter in the Vatican:; title: The Chair of S. Peter in the Vatican not the same as that venerated in the CcBmeterinm Ostriannm — The Vatican Chair recently exposed — Description of it — Its parts and ornamentation — Its Origin — Historical Notices of it — The two Feasts of S. Peter's Chair, 148-159; title: 1. Description of the Chair, 149; title: 2. Historical Notices of S. Peter's Chair, 151; title: 3. The two Feasts of S. Peter's Chair, 159; title: Chapter V.; title: Monuments of S. Peter's residence and Apostolate in Borne — Notice of his work and memorials of his martyrdom there, 160; title: The Pallium, 172; title: Chapter VI.; title: General Reflections, 176; title: Note. On the loss and destruction of monuments in the Catacombs, 181; title: PART III.; title: Discussions and Arguments bearing on S. Peter's Roman Episcopate.; title: Chapter I.; title: On the traditional belief of S. Peter's Roman Episcopate, 187; title: Chapter II.; title: Certain Objections to the Argument from Tradition considered, 198; title: Chapter III.; title: S. Peter's Roman Episcopate and the New Testament, 208; title: Appendix. From Dr. Dollinger, 221; title: Chapter IV.; title: Reflections on some of the consequences involved in the question of S. Peter's Roman Episcopate, 229; title: Appendix —; title: 1. From the Blessed Martyr John Cardinal; title: Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, 244; title: 2. From Cardinal Allen, 248; title: 3. From Dr. Dollinger, 249; title: Chapter V.; title: S. Peter's Apostleship compared with and distinguished from his Primacy, 251; title: Chapter VI.; title: The relation of the Apostolate to the Episcopate, 261; title: Chapter VII.; title: The historical fact of 8. Peter's Roman Episcopate in relation to the dogma of the Primacy, and to its succession in the Bishops of Rome, 269; title: Chapter VIII.; title: The nature and right of the Primacy and its succession, as connected with the See of Rome, 278; title: Chapter IX.; title: S. Peter and S. Paul — Union and Subordination, 297; title: Chapter X.; title: The relation of S. Paul's work at Rome to S. Peter's Roman Episcopate and Universal Primacy, 307; title: Chapter XI.; title: S. Peter Apostle of the Circumcision, S. Paul of the Uncircumcision, 321; title: Chapter XII.; title: S. Peter's reprehension by S. Paul at Antioch, 334; title: Chapter XIII.; title: Evidence of S. Peter's Roman Episcopate, Primacy, and relation to S. Paul from the Greek Liturgical Offices, 349; title: Chapter XIV.; title: The succession of the Roman Pontiffs to S. Peter's Episcopate and Primacy in the See of Rome illustrated from the Greek Liturgy and other Greek sources, 378; title: Addenda — Neale on the Eastern Liturgical languages, 385; title: Chapter XV.; title: The testimony of Eusebius to S. Peter's Roman Episcopate, 388; title: Chapter XVI.; title: The Legendary Theory of Modern German Rationalists, 412; title: Appendix.; title: From the Preface of Rufinas to Clement's "Recognitions," 428; title: From the Epistle of Clement to James, 429; title: From the Clementine Recognitions and Homilies, 430; title: Critical remarks on the Clementines, 483; title: Chapter XVII.; title: Statements and views of Anglican Authors, 437; title: Cave, 442 ; Pearson, 447 ; Neale, 449.; title: Chapter XVIII.; title: Statements and views of Anglican Authors — Continued, 451; title: Dr. Farrar, 451 ; The Speaker's Commentary, 453 ; Bishop Ellicoll's Commentary, 453 ; Homersham Cox, 456 ; Neale, 458 ; Palmer, 461.; title: Chapter XIX.; title: Statements and views of Anglican Authors — Continued, 462; title: Lightfoot.; title: 1. On Ebionism and Judaising tendencies in the Roman Church — its Orthodoxy — the Clementines, 465; title: 2. On S. Clement's Epistle to the Corinthians, 471; title: 3. On the Epistle of S. Ignatius to the Romans, 490; title: Chapter XX.; title: The Roman Episcopate of S. Peter and his Successors the chief monument of Historical Christianity, and the realisation of the Divine idea in the two Dispensations, 507; title: Appendix to Chapters VII. and VIII.; title: From Cardinal Franzelin, 534; title: Index, 547