Bishopric, age at which men were eligible for a, 36, n. Burial of the dead, a human instinct, 142.   Cæsarea and Cappadocia, Chrysostom's visit to, 299. Cain more unhappy than Abel, 274. Canaan, the woman of, referred to, 154, 216. Childlessness not to be regarded as retribution for sin, 238. Chrysostom. St., his friendship with Basil, 33, 34; his purpose to enter monastic retreat, 34; remonstrances of his mother, 34; entraps Basil into ordination, but avoids it himself, 35, justifies his conduct in so doing, 37, 38, 42-46, 49, 53; his conflict with the passions of the soul, 80; his despondency and alarm at the prospect of ordination, 81, 82; his reasons for adopting a secluded life, 81; protects Eutropius, 247; maintains the Church's right of asylum, 250, 251; his condition in exile, 293, 296, 297, 299, 300; appeals to In- nocent Bishop of Rome, 307; his letters to Innocent, 309-313. Chromatius, Bishop of Aquileia, Chrysostom writes to, 307. Church (as a building) duty of bringing men to the, 225-227; a surgery for souls, 235, 236; (as the Christian body) various names of the, 256. Circumcision, a name given to baptism, 161. Communion, holy, the obligations which it lays on the recipient, 166. Constans, Emperor, 124, n. Constantia, wife of Gratian, 125, n. Constantine, the younger, 124, n. Contradictions, some supposed in the Gospels, how to be explained, 214. Cross, signing oneself with the sign of, 171; the power of, 171; an offence and a blessing, 189; of Christ, prefigured and predicted, 202; in what sense desired by Him, 203, 204; why deprecated by Him, 205. Custom, the power of, 164. Cyriacus, deacon, emissary from Chrysostom to Innocent, 309.   Daniel, in the lion's den referred to, 225. Daphne, a suburb of Antioch containing shrine of Apollo, 142. David, his fall and repentance, 112; his treatment of Saul, 230, 231. Deceit, when justifiable, 37, 38. Demetrius, Bishop of Pesinus, emissary from Chrysostom to Innocent, 309, 310. Demons, conduct of, at Gadara, and in the case of Job, specimens what their government of the world would be, 183, 184; powerless without God's permission, 197. Departed, prayers for the, 76, n. Despair, the devil's instrument to work man's ruin, 92, 93, 97, 106, 107. 730 For Pages 1 to 317 (Exclusive of Homilies on the Statues)