Sozomen, quoted, 216 Stanley, Dean, _History of the Eastern Church_, quoted, 226 Sylvanus, Bishop, 162 Sylvester, Bishop of Rome, sends representatives to Council of Arles, 175; letter to, from Council of Arles, 176, 177; absent from Council of Nicæa, 212, 213; baptises Constantine, 248; legends concerning Constantine and, 248, 249 T Tacitus, rule of, 4; on childless life, 349 Taxation, 337-342 Temporal Power, legend of origin, 248, 249 Terminalia, Festival of, 24 Tertullian and his doctrine, 351 Theban Legion, legend of its massacre, 14, 15 Theodora, wife of Constantius Chlorus, 44 Theodoretus, rival of Arius, 190; on the Council of Nicæa, 220, 223 Theodosius II., rebuilds walls of Constantinople, 266; attitude toward recluses, 348 Theodotus of Ancyra, 30 Theognis of Nicæa, and Nicene Creed, 230, 231; exiled, 231; recalled, 287, 288 Theonas, Bishop of Marmorica, friend of Arius, 196 Theotecnus, Governor of Antioch, 142; invented new deity, 145 Thessalonica, naval harbour, 127 Tiridates, ruler of Armenia, 6 Tithe lands, 1 Trinitarians _vs._ Arians, 221, 223-226 Twelfth Legion, soldiers of, martyrs, 156 Tyre, Council of, trial of Athanasius, 293-295 U Urbanus, Governor of Palestine, 136 V Valens, appointed Cæsar, 122; recalls recluses from the desert, 348 Valentinianus, the Curator, 161 Valeria, daughter of Diocletian, a Christian, 13; widow of Galerius, 118; Maximin proposes marriage to, 118; exiled, 119 Valerian, Emperor, taken prisoner, 2; persecution of the Christians, 13 Victor of Russicas, 161 Z Zosimus on Constantine’s character, 303 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcriber’s Note Lapses of punctuation in the Index have been resolved without further notice. Where possible, Greek passages have been checked against Winkelmann's edition at http://khazarzar.skeptik.net/books/eusebius/vc/gr/index.htm#. As noted below, a typesetting error in the footnotes, over a few pages, resulted in the Greek ‘καὶ’ as ‘κὰι’. The Greek passage in footnote #f136# has been corrected to eliminate a wide spacing, supplying the first two characters of ‘[πρ]έποντας’ (_De Vit. Const._, iv., 62.) The final two words of a Greek passage (‘ἐννοεῖ δῆτα ὁποῖον, δέοι θέον ἐπιγράψασθαι βοηθὸν’) have been reversed, but are retained. Other errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original or to the page, (renumbered) note, and line.