ACEPHALI, 371, note

Adam's fall, 325
Adultery forbidden, 233
Alciatus, J. Paul, xxi
Alstidius, Hen., his Answer
to the Racovian Catechism,
lxxxviii

Anabaptists, their opinions and
character, iií
Ancients, their opinion con-
cerning Christ, 167
Anger forbidden, 232
Apostles, their office, 371
Arnoldus, Nicolaus, his An-
swer to the Racovian Ca-
techism, lxxxv
Arnollet, Balthazar, xiii
Ascension of Christ, 365
Assistance, divine, 330
Atonement, 303
Avarice forbidden, 245
Authority of Christ, 360
Baldwin, Fred., his Answer to
the Racovian Catechism,
lxxxviii

Baptism, 249; Socinus on,
249; of infants, 252
Βαπτίζειν, 256

Bathor, Stephen, prince of
Transylvania, his declara-
tion concerning liberty of
conscience, xlv
Belsham, Reverend Thomas,
11, note; 43, note; 54,
note; 67, note; 168, note;
199, note; 219, note; 257,

note

Bengelius, 43, note

Benson, Dr., 26, note
Beza, 41, 69

Bibliotheca Fratrum Polono-
rum, collected by Andrew
Wissowatius, Ixx
Biddle, John, the supposed
translator of the Racovian
Catechism, lxxx

Bishops, their office in the
Church, 372

Blandrata, George, arrives in

Poland, xxv; introduces
Unitarianism into Transyl-
vania, xli; his rupture with
David, xlv; his persecu-
tion of him, xlvi, et seqq.;
forges sixteen propositions
in the name of David, 1; his
regulation of the creed and
ordinances of the Unitarian
Church, Ixii; his disgrace
and death, Ixiïi
Blasphemy against the Holy
Spirit, 281

Blood, prohibition against eat-
ing, considered, 219, note
Bona Sfortia, xxiv

Borrhaus. See Cellarius
Brenius, D. on Magistracy,
179, note
Bucer, xi

Budnæans, Unitarians so call-
ed, xxix

Budnæus, Simon, xxix; on
Magistracy, 179, note
Budzinius, S. on Magistracy,
179, note
Bugenhagius, 41