_Peter_, St., first mention of him in the Gospel, 8 meaning of his name, 9 a special title of our Lord, 9 name first promised, 8 conferred, 11 explained and promises attached, 12, 97-99 titles of, betokening his association with Christ, 15 parallel between, and Abraham, 17-25, 206, 213-4 his name explained by St. Chrysostome, 27 his relation to the Apostles, 28, 98-9, 102, 104, 108 his instruction in the theology and economy, 30 witness of the transfiguration, 30 of the Lord's prayer in His agony, 32 of raising the daughter of Jairus, 33 associated with Christ in paying of the didrachma, 34 designated to be chief ruler of the Church, 48 charged to confirm his brethren, 49-63 is distinguished in having the resurrection proved to him, 66 all our Lord's promises fulfilled to him, 70, and following mentioned by the Evangelists differently from the other Apostles., 84 named first in every catalogue, 86 his sphere distinguished from that of John, 91 his predominance in the sacred history, 92 how often mentioned in the Gospels, 93 and in the Acts, 118 the type, the origin, and the efficient cause of unity, 100, 108 looked up to, as a God upon earth, by the West, 113 prominence given to him in the Acts 116-122 directs the election of a new Apostle, 122 defends the Apostles on the day of Pentecost, 125 speaks for them the third and fourth time, 128 proves his supreme authority by special miracles, 129 cures Oeneas and raises Dorcas, 132 heals with his shadow, 133 receives the Samaritans into the Church, 133-7 and the Gentiles, 138-42 exercises supreme judicial power, 144 visits all churches, 145 is the first to pronounce decision in the council of Jerusalem, 147-151 his imprisonment and that of St. James and St. Paul, 151 summary of his conduct in the Acts, 153-6 his visible headship quite other than the headship of mystical influx, 157 set with James and John parallel to Paul with Barnabas and Titus, 166 the head, centre, fountain, root, and principle of unity, 195 is in the episcopate what God the Father is in the divine monarchy, 195 his office in the Church acknowledged by friend and foe, 198 typified in Judith, 206, 214-5. _Peter_, St. Chrysologus, says of Peter that he founds the Church by his firmness, 15 advises Eutyches to obey the Pope, 61. _Philip_, St., perhaps the first-called Apostle, 88 _Pionius_, St., his acts call the Church Catholic, 236. _Polycarp_, St., the epistle on his death calls the Church Catholic, 236. _Porphyry_, distorts Paul's censure of Peter, 171.