For Pages 1 to 317.   (EXCLUSIVE OF HOMILIES ON THE STATUES.)   Aaron, his office no palliation of his sin, 61. Abel, unharmed by death, 273. Adam, fall of, due to his slothfulness, 181, 195, 273. Advent, the second, 180. Adversity not really terrible, 290. Afflictions, part of God's providential dealings, 182. Ahab, God's mercy in dealing with, 95. Angels, guard the dying Communicant s soul, 76; present at the Liturgy, 76; their character, 73. Anger, ill effects of in a priest, 51. Anomœans, heresy of, referred to, 147. Apostles, unity of their doctrine, 136. Applause in church deprecated by Chrysostom, 223. Aquila, friend of St. Paul, referred to, 150. Arcadius, Eastern Emperor referred to, 245, 251, 252; embassy on behalf of Chrysostom, 308. Aristides, referred to, 126. Arius, his heresy, 66, n. Armenia, severity of winter in, 293. Arsacius, usurper of the See of Constantinople, 288. Attendance at church, neglect of, rebuked by Chrysostom, 224, 225. Atticus, usurper of the See of Constantinople, 302. Ausis, Uz so called in the Septuagint, 165, n.   Babylas, St., removal of his bones ordered by Julian, 142; effect of this on shrine of Apollo, 143. Baptism, clerical described, 165; called a "seal," 171, n.; requirements for right reception of, 167; sins hidden in, 168; different names given to, 160, 161. Basil, his friendship with Chrysostom, 33, 34; entrapped by Chrysostom into ordination, 35; his remonstrances, 36-44. Beauty, corporeal and spiritual contrasted, 102-104, 264. Bishops, unsatisfactory mode of electing, 50, 53, 54, n.; difficult duties of, 58, 59; share the punishment of those on whom they lay hands suddenly, 63. For Pages 1 to 317 (Exclusive of Homilies on the Statues) 729 For Pages 1 to 317 (Exclusive of Homilies on the Statues)