196; his temptation contrasted with that of Adam, 194; the devil unable to injure, 255; unharmed by the devil, 273; his sufferings unmitigated, 294. John, St., story of his meeting the robber-chief, 109. John the Baptist, unharmed by death, 274. Joseph, the removal of his bones, 142, 161; unharmed by afflictions, 294. Jovian, Emperor, his death referred to, 124, n. Judas Iscariot, his apostleship no palliation of his sin, 61; ruined by despair, 97; not benefited by privileges, 279. Judgment, why all do not receive it here, 184; the last, observations on, 101, 102. Julian, Emperor, referred to, 141, 142.   Kingdom, the heavenly, various ways of entering, 262. Krates, Cynic philosopher referred to, 126, n.   Lazarus, parable of Dives and, 98, 236; not injured by poverty, 273, 278; his reward propor- tioned to his sufferings, 295. Love, supreme, importance of in a pastor, 39, 40. Lovingkindness of God, instances of, 94-96; inexpressible, 180. Lupicinus, Bishop of Appiaria, emissary from Chrysostom to Theophilus, 310.   Man, his expulsion from Paradise more than redressed by God, 185. Manasses, his repentance accepted, 95. Manichæans, their heresy, 65, 205. Marcion, his heresy, 65, 205. Marriage, honourable, 113. Maruthas, Bishop of Martyropolis in Persia, 302. Meletius, Bishop of Antioch, his zeal for the sepulchre of St. Babylas, 143. Modesty, the true female adornment, 169. Mopsuestia, Theodore, Bishop of, 87. Moses, held responsible though he had deprecated his office, 61; referred to, 106. Mother, of Chrysostom, referred to, 122.   Nebuchadnezzar, God's merciful dealings with, 94, 95. Nero, Emperor, referred to, 149, 152. Nicæa, Canons of, 314. Nineveh, men of, at the Judgment, 193. Ninevites, their repentance accepted, 95, 105, 281.   733 For Pages 1 to 317 (Exclusive of Homilies on the Statues)