[329] Hosea xi. 9. [330] Mark vii. 9-13. [331] "Jewish Encyc.," vol. i. p. 583. [332] Hodge, "Systematic Theology," vol. i. p. 485. [333] Steenstra, "The Being of God as Unity and Trinity," pp. 192, 193. [334] John ii. 15. [335] John vi. 30. [336] John x. 24, 25. [337] Matt. xi. 4, 5. [338] I Kings xvii. 17-22. [339] John xi. 41. [340] Matt. ix. 18-26; Mark v. 22-42; Luke viii. 41-55. [341] Luke vii. 12-15. [342] John iii. 2. [343] See Friedlieb, Archæol., 87; Dupin, 75; Keim, vol. iii. 327. [344] Bab. Sanh. f. 63, 1: "Cum synedrium quemquam moti adjudicavit, ne quidquam degustent illi isto die." [345] Andrews, "The Life of Our Lord," p. 522. [346] "The Life of Our Lord," pp. 523, 524. [347] Luke xxii. 66-71. [348] See Part II, Chap. V.; also Benny, "Crim. Code of the Jews," pp. 81-83. [349] Keim, "Jesus of Nazara," vol. vi. pp. 63, 64. [350] John xviii. 28. [351] "Thou, Reuben, art guilty! Thou, Simon, art acquitted, art not guilty!" were stereotyped forms of verdicts under Hebrew criminal procedure. Sanh. in Friedl., p. 89. [352] Keim, "Jesus of Nazara," vol. vi. p. 74. [353] John iii. 1; vii. 50. [354] Luke xxiii. 50, 51. [355] Matt. xxvi. 59; Mark xiv. 55; Matt. xxvii. 1; Mark xv. 1. [356] Mark xiv. 63, 64; Luke xxii. 70, 71. [357] Keim, "Jesus of Nazara," vol. vi. p. 74, n. 2. [358] Acts vi. 11; vii. 59. INDEX A Abarbanel, Isaac, on the Sanhedrin, I, 106 Ab-beth-din, vice-president of the Sanhedrin, I, 112 Abbott, Lyman, on the scribes of the Sanhedrin, I, 158 Acts of Pilate, the Apocryphal, modern criticism of, II, 327 discovery of, II, 327 Lardner on the authenticity of, II, 328 _seq._ Tischendorf on the authenticity of, II, 345 _seq._ antiquity of, II, 351 text of, II, 351 _seq._ Æbutius, Publius, part of, in the exposure of Bacchanalian orgies, II, 271 _seq._ Ædile, Roman, judicial powers of, II, 36 Æsculapius, Græco-Roman divinity, II, 198 Akiba, Jewish rabbi, Mishna systematized by, I, 79 Albanus, Roman governor, his deposition of Albanus, II, 296 Alcmene, myth of Zeus and, II, 265 Alexander, Jewish Alabarch, biographical note on, II, 299 Alexander III, pope, genuineness of "true cross" attested by bull of, II, 63 Alexandrian MS. of the Bible, I, 67 Ananias ben Nebedeus, Jewish priest, biographical note on, II, 299 family of, cursed in Talmud, II, 302 Ananos. See Annas Ananus, son of Annas, Jewish high priest, biographical note on, II, 296 Anathemas, Jewish, against the Christians, II, 307, 308 Anaxagoras, Greek philosopher, on the deification of natural forces, II, 225 his exposure of the divination of Lampon, II, 226 Annanias, author of "Acts of Pilate," II, 351