Poland, Unitarianism intro- Resurrection of Christ, 360

duced into, xix
Porson, Professor, 42, 43, note
Power of man to do the will of
God, 325

Prayer, duty of, 240; quali-
fications for, ib.
Precepts, separate, of Christ,
239

Predestination, 331
Priestley, Dr. 168, note; 219,

note

Priestly office of Christ, 349
Procopius, Gazæus, 93, note
Prophetic office of Christ, 168
Prophets, their office, 371
Propitiation, Christ so called,
318

Przipcovius, Sam. his narra-
tive of the sufferings of the
Unitarians expelled from
Poland, xl, note; on Magis-
tracy, 179, note
Racovian Catechism, its ori-
gin, lxxi; editions and ver-
sions of, lxxviii, et seqq.
burnt by order of the Bri-
tish Parliament, lxxix; An-
swers to it, lxxxv, et seqq.

Revelling forbidden, 243
Revenge forbidden, 224, 232
Rostius, Geo. his Answer to
the Racovian Catechism,
lxxxvii

Rouse, Conrad, x
Ruarus, Martin, his Notes on

the Racovian Catechism,
26, 66, 92, 105, 110, 114,
125, 204, 217, 224, 232,
265, 269, 275, 281, 282,
283, 323, 343, 344, 346
Ruego, Francis de, xx
Sabbath, the, on the observa-
tion of, 216
Sacrifice of Christ, 351
Salvation, the way of, 20, 24;
things necessary and condu-
cive to, 25
Sandius, Christoph. 42, note;
128, note

Satan. See Devil
Satisfaction of Christ, 393 &c.
Schechinah, 55, note
Schlichtingius, Jonas, his per-

secution in Poland, xxxv,
note; edites the Racovian
Catechism, lxxxi; Notes on

the Racovian Catechism,
93; on Magistracy, 179,
note; on the right of private
judgment in religion, 199,

note

Schoman, George, on Magis-
tracy, 178, note
Scott, Rev. Russel, 94
Scriptures, Holy, what books

so called, 1; their authen-
ticity, &c. ib.; sufficiency,
13; perspicuity, 17; how
to be interpreted, 18
Seccer, John, x
Seceminia, synod of, xxv
Seir Anpin, 65, note
Self-denial recommended, 247
Serarius, 41

Servants, their duty towards
their masters, 231
Servetus, Michael, his histo-
ry, ix, et seqq.; particulars
of his execution, xvii
Sigismund the Second, king
of Poland, his tuleration of
the Reformers, xviii
Simplicius, John, 94
Simpson, Mr. John, on the
existence of the Devil, 7
Sin, expiation of, 351
Sin, original, 325
Sin, remission of, 280
Smalcius, Valentine, an editor

of the Racovian Catechism,
lxxviii

Smallbrook, bishop, 10, note
Socinians, old, of England,
their opinion concerning the
worship of Christ, 198
Socinus, Darius, xxi
Socinus, Lælius, his manner
of impugning the popular
faith, iii, note; a member

ib.;

of the Vincenza college,
xxi; his history, xxii
Socinus, Faustus, his history,
xxix; settlement in Poland,
visits Transylvania at
Blandrata's request, xlvii;
his disputations with David,
ib.; his conduct towards the
latter, xlviii; not the author
of the Answer to the sixteen
propositions of David, lii;
on the Scriptures, 9, note;
his opinion concerning ma-
gistracy, 179, note; on the
worship of Christ, 197, note;
on eating blood, note, 220;
on Baptism, 249, note
Son of God, (see Jesus Christ.)
Meaning of the phrase, 52,
53, note

Son of man, meaning of the
phrase, 52, note
Sontagius, Christopher, his
Answer to the Racovian Ca-
techism, lxxxviii
Σοφια Θε8, 75, note
Spiritus, who introduced Uni-
tarianism into Poland, sup-
posed to be Adam Pastor,
xix

Stealing forbidden, 235
Stegman, Joachim, jun. his
Preface to the Racovian Ca-
techism, lxxxii; on Magis-
tracy, 179, note
Stephens, Robt. 40, 116, note
Stork, iv
Stubner, iv

Subjects, their duty, 229
Swearing, what kind of, for-
bidden, 212
Talmud, the Babylon, on the
Messiah, 145, note

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