536 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Faustinus,Geminius,a presbyter,wronglyappointedexecutorbyGeminius^ ictor,i.228-230.Fear,thefoundationandstrengthofhopeandfaith,ii.157.Felicissimusand hiscompanionsinsedition,theexcommunicationof,i.103,104; epistleconcerningliveschismatiealpresbytersofthefactionof,105;characterandconductof,160.Felicitas,andPerpetua,martyrs,ii.275;bringsforthinprison,287;exposureof,intheamphitheatre,sufferingsanddeath,289-292.Fidns,an epistleto,on thebaptismofinfants,i.196,etc.Fire,baptismwith,theperverseinterpretationof,byheretics,ii.427.Firniilian,bishopof CresareainCappadocia,an epistleof,againstthe letterof Stephenon thebaptismofheretics,i.285,etc.FlorentiusFupianus,an epistleto,oncalumniators,i.243,etc.Food,thefirstgiventoman,ii.385.Food,thelustof,ii.182.ForgivenessaskedofGod,i.413.Forgivenessofinjuries,ii.162.Fortunatianus,thelapsedbishopofAssune,i.221,etc.Fortunatus,i.167,174;anexhortationtomartyrdomaddressedto,ii.52.Forum,thedepravityaboundingin the,i.8,9.Free-will,the,ofman,ii.299.Furni,an epistletotheclergyandpeopleof, respectingGeminiusVictor,who appointedapresbyterhisexecutor,i.228,etc. Futurus,i.85. Gaius,presbyterofDidda,rejectedfromcommunionforrashlycommunicatingwiththelapsed,i.79,etc.Gehenna,ii.245.Gentiles,the,theirfaithinChrist foretold,ii.92.Gladiatorialgames,the,i.6.God,isone,i.448;His greatness,448,449; His patience,ii.23;aloneto be worshipped,56;Histhreatcningsagainsttheworshippersofidols,57;doesnoteasilypardontheworshippersofidols,68;Hisangeragainstidolatryillustrated,59;.Hissecretscannotbe seenthrough,175; nothingcanbe hiddenfrom,176;the FatherAlmighty,descriptionof, 29S,etc.;theimmensityof,301;theFounder,Lord,and Parentofallthings,303; thegoodnessandimmutabilityof,305;thename of,cannotbedeclared,307;describedinScriptureanthropomorphically,309, etc.; the terms— spirit,brightness,and light,cannotexpressHim, 311;adoredby thechnrch,and witnessedto bynature,313;theSon of,315;althoughChristisGod, yetthereis but one God,not two Gods,375;discoveredfromHis works, 474-476;takescareoftheuniverseand ofallitsparts,476;incomprehensible,yetacknowledgedbymen,478;acknowledgedby poetsand philosophers,479,etc.;notconfinedtotemples,503-505;forsakenby the Jews beforeHeforsookthem,491. GodheadofChrist,the,ii.320,ett.Gods,the,oftheheathen,how representedin theatres,i.7; thevanityof the worshipof,435;can'tavailtheirown worshippers,445; idolsnotgods,ii.56; theworshipof,silly,482;men adoptedas,483;ridiculed,4S4,etc.;thefablesrelatingto,celebratedbypoets,mischievousandcorrupting,486,487;kingsfeignedtobe,48S,489;ridiculous,obscene,andcruelritespractisedincelebratingthemysteriesofcertain,4S9,490;theRomans didnotattainto powerby theworshipof,but by armsandterror,491. Hair,dyeingthe,censured,i.345.HallowedbeThy name,i.406.Hannah,theprayerof,i.401.Heresiespermittedby God, why! i.385.Heretic,the,notbenefitedby confessingChrist,orevenby baptisminhisown blood,i.272.Heretics,anepistledirectedagainst,i.159-180;on the baptizingof, and itsnecessity,250,etc.,253,etc.,257,etc.,260,etc.; replytothe letterof Pope Stephenrespectingthebaptizingof,276,etc.;