Saul, accountable for his acts as king, though he had deprecated the throne, 61; king of Israel referred to, 113; his treatment of David, 230. Seal, a name for baptism, 171. Severus, a presbyter, emissary from Chrysostom to Theophilus, 310. Sheep, parable of the lost, 96. Sin, the only real object of fear, 254; the only real source of misery, 255; the only thing really injurious, 289. Sinners, not rewarded according to their iniquity and why, 185; why they are left in the world, 191, 192. Soldiers, secular compared with soldiers of Christ, 168. Spirit, earnest of the Holy, meaning of, 261. Stoics, the, referred to, 65, n. Swearing, custom, sin, and danger of: conquest of habit of, 163, 164.   Theodore, of Mopsuestia, friend of Chrysostom, 87; letters to, 91-116. Theodore, of Sicily, a usurper, 124, n. Theodosius, Emperor, referred to, 119, 125; tries to force Olympia to marry, 287. Theophilus, Patriarch of Alexandria, his intrigues against Chrysostom, 307, 309-311. Therasius, Chrysostom consoles the widow of, 121-128. Three Children, the, unharmed by trials, 281-283, 290. Timothy, St., infirmities of, 295. Tongues, confusion of, at Babel, 183; a mark of God's lovingkindness, 182. Transfiguration, the, of Christ, described, 100. Trials, benefits of, 212; Divine help under, 212, 213. Tribigild, revolt of, 246.   Unmerciful servant, parable of the, 241, 278.   Vainglory, danger of in priests, 49. Valens, Emperor, his defeat of the Goths, 119, 125. Valentinus, his heresy, 205. Venerius, Bishop of Milan, Chrysostom writes to, 307. Virgin Mary, the, 239. Virgins, of the Church, difficulties in the care of, 56-58. Virtue, the, of anything, what is meant by, 272; of man, what it is, 273.   Wealth, the snares of, 126. Widows, of the Church, difficulties in the care of, 55; St. Paul's instructions respecting, 122. 736 For Pages 1 to 317 (Exclusive of Homilies on the Statues)