_Christ_, at His passion commends the Church as His "finished work" to God the Father, 1 stands in two relations to the Church while on earth, as Founder and as Ruler, 6, 43 selects from His disciples first twelve and then one 7, 89 explains the name of Peter, 12 communicates to Peter the gift of being the Foundation, 24 educates him for the office of chief ruler, 29 associates him in a peculiar manner with Himself, 35 designates a chief ruler in His Church, 38, 43 and that one to be Peter, 48 makes a further disposition of power after His resurrection, 65 makes Peter the one Shepherd over his fold, 72, 83 fulfils His promises to the Twelve, 68 and to Peter, 70 foretels Peter's crucifixion, 82 paraphrase of His promises to Peter in Matt. xvi, 17-20, 95 the mystical Head of the Church, 157 the incarnate Word the principle of Unity and Headship in the Church, 178-182 His headship does not dispense with a visible hierarchy, 185 and cannot be expressed by the unity of a college, 193 bestows all spiritual gift, 186, 188. _Chrysostome_, St., interprets the name Peter, 9, 27 terms Peter "the support of the faith," 15 "the mouth-piece of the Apostles and teacher of the world," 61, 119 the Teacher, 143, 145 the Father, 152 the greater and elder, 163 interprets "the keys" to mean power over all things in heaven, 14 interprets, "give it to them for me and for thee," 36, 37 interprets John xxi, 15-17, as the charge of the whole Church given to Peter, 79, 80 witnesses to St. Peter's Primacy, 86, 93, 124, 126, 127 describes the subject of the Acts, 114 says that in Christ the race God and man is become one, 115 describes Peter as the first on every occasion, 121 says the Acts are those of St. Peter and St. Paul, 121 interprets "confirm thy brethren" of St. Peter's supreme authority. 124 makes St. John subordinate to St. Peter, 128 interprets Acts x, 47, 141 likens Peter to the commander of an army, 147 says that he anticipates St. Paul's doctrine to the Romans, 148 makes St. Paul prefer Peter to himself, 161 and to the other Apostles, 162 considers St. Paul's visit to him a proof of his Primacy, 164 explains Gal. ii. 7-9, 166 speaks of the dignity of St. Peter's person, 171 denies it to have been St. Peter who censured by St. Paul, 174 remarks on St. Paul's prudence in the manner of giving this censure, 177 his remark on the Incarnation, 180 describes the unity of the Church all over the world, 218 distinguishes the Church as Catholic, 236 referred to on necessity of communion between the Church's members, 239.