Volume 2

A dictionary of Christian antiquities : being a continuation of the 'Dictionary of the Bible' / edited by William Smith and Samuel Cheetham ; illustrated by engravings on wood.

Date:: [between 1890 and 1899?]

Credit: A dictionary of Christian antiquities : being a continuation of the 'Dictionary of the Bible' / edited by William Smith and Samuel Cheetham ; illustrated by engravings on wood. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$ZABULUS ZENDO teophoria, xvii 'V)rum, festum, x 5-ace day, xviii “almas, D. ante, xvi *«lm Sunday, xvii ' aim Sunday, Second, xxiv ' anibus, D. de, xv *%ralytic, S. of the, xxi, xxxi « -amsceve, xvii ascha, xviii-xxiii Kscha florum, xvii ^ionalia, xvi vssion Sunday, xvi «tor bonus, xx tccairix poenitentialis, xvii tntecost, xviii, xxv mtecosten, Dominicae post, xxvi-lv jnteoost. Fast of Second, ‘entecost, Fridays of, xxv, xxvi tntecost, Sundays of the Second, liii-lvii, i, ii flerdita dies, iii Plough Monday, iii Poenalis hebd., xvii Populus Sion, Iv Preparation, great or holy, xvii Prhicamiuw sacerdotum, ix Privilepata Dominica, xii Procession week, xxiii Prodigal Son, S. of the, ix, xiii Prosphonesimus, viii Prostitution Sunday, xvii Protector noster, xxxix Publican, S. of the, viii Pulchra dies, xviii Pulveris festum, xi Quadragesima, Dominicae in, xii-xvii Quadragesima parva, liv Quadragesima S. Martini, liv Quatuortempora, xii, xxv, Ivi Quindena Paschae, xvii Quindena Pentecostes, xxv (^indena Pentecostes, D. in, xxvii Quinquagesima, S. in, xi Quinquenna Paschae, xvii (^intana Dominica, xii Quintanae Dominica, xvi Ramalia, xvii Red Sunday, xxi Refectionis, Dominica, xv Regalis dies, xviii Reliquiarum, Dominica, xxxiv Reliquiarum, D. postosten- sionem, xx Rerniniscere, xiii Renewal, xviii Repositionis festum, ix Repositus, xvi Respice Domine, xxxviii Respice in me, xxvii Rest of Christ, xvii Resurrectionis Dominica, xviii Rich man questioning Jesus, S. of the, xxxvii Rich man, S. of the, li Rock Monday, iii Rogation days, xxiii, xxv Rogationum Itominica, xxiii Rotate coeli, Ivii Rosarum, Dominica, xxv Ruler’s Daughter, S. of the, xlix Sabbath of Sabbaths, xviii Sabbati quarta, i Sabbatum, in xti lectloni- bus, X, xxiv, Ivi Sabbatum vacans, xvi Salus popuU Ego sum, xliv Salvation, day of, xvii Samaritan woman, S. of the, xiii, xxii Sancta Dominica, xviii Sancti dies, xi Sanctum Sabbatum, xvii Scrutinii, dies magni, xiv Septuagesima, S. in, lx Sexagesima, S. in, x Shere day, xi Shere Thursday, xvii Shrovetide, xi Sicut oculi servorum, xii Si iniquitates, xlvii Simnel Sunday, xx Sitieotes venite ad aquam, xv S(Alom, F. of, xvii Sower, S. of the, xlvi Spiritus Sancti festum, xxv Spiritus Domini, xxvi Suscepimus Deus, xxxiii Symboli, D. de traditione, xvii Teaching of Christ, S. of the, xxvii Tenebrae, xvii Thanksgiving Thursday, vii Theophaniam, i D. jwst, iii 'I’homas, S. of St., xix Transfiguratione, D. de, xiii Transfiguration Sunday, xxxii Triduana, xxiii Triniratis, festum S., xxvi Triodion S., viii Two Daemoniacs, S. of the, XXX TsTophagus, X, xi Unam Domini, xx Unjust Judge, S. of the, xv Unjust Steward, S. of the, xiv Veneris dies adoratus, xvii Verbenalia, xvii Vineyard, S. of the, xxxviii Virgins, F. of the Ten, xvii Vocem jucunditatis, xxiii Walking on the Sea, S. of, xxxiv Wedding Guests, S. of the, xxxix, Ivi White Sunday, xxv Widow’s Son, S. of the, xiv Zacchaeus, S. of. vi, liv [E. B. W.] z ZABULUS, anothei* form of Diaholus, as a designation for Satan, often found in the writings of the Fathers. It is well known how readily the letter ^ passes into 5. (Cf. Zeus = CHRIST. ANT.—VOL. II. 2059 AeiJs, aplCrj\os = aplSrjKos, ^vy6v for SvoySuf and conversely 5ta- into ^o-. Of this we have examples in (d^aros = did&aros, ^oSt/Aos = SidSTjAos, and in Latin zacones = diaconi, zametrus = diametrus, zebus = diebus, .zeta = diaeta (Ronsch, Itala und Vulgata, p, 509). We find instances of the use of Zabulus in Cyprian, “ nobis a Zahulo obsistitur ” (^Orat. ii.), “ ^bvUum qui zelum imitatur ” {Zel. ct Liv. liL iv.), “ in- vidia Zahuli ” (c. 8), “ in laqueum Zabuli ”) ; in Ambrose, who denounces Arius as being worse than “ pater suus Zabulus. Zabulus enim verum Dei filium fatebatur, Arius negat ” Fid. lib. V. c. 8) ; in Augustine, who says of St. Lawrence, “ adversus omnes Zabuli terrores . . . animus immobilis perstat ” (Z>e diversis; Serm. 123). Lactantius uses it frequently ; cf. providens Deus ne fraudibus suis Zabulus . . . corrumpevet {Instit. ii. 14. 1), “novem praeliis Zabvdum debellasti ” (^De Mart. Persec. 16. 5), “ a te Zabulus victus est ” (ibid. 16. 10). It is also found in Hilary in Matt. xii. can. 12; Matt, xxiv. can. 26; Paulinus, pp. 28, 50, 55, 291, 498, and Commodian, Instr. i. 35 •, ii. 17, 18, 31). [E. V.] ZACCHAEUS (1), (Zacharias), bishop of Jernsalem, commemorated on Aug. 23 (Mart. Usuard., Adon. Vet. Pom.,Eom.', BolL.Acia SS. Aug. iv. 555). (2) Oct. 3, martyr, commemorated at Antioch (Syr. Mart.) [C. H.] ZACHARIAH, prophet, commemorated on Feb. 8 (Cal. Byzant.; Basil. Menol.; Menol. Graec. Sirlet.; Daniel, Cod. Liturg. iv. 253); Sept. 3 (Cal. Armen.)', Sept. 6 (Mart. Bed., Usuard., Adon., Vet. Rom., Notker., Wand., Rom.). A chui'ch was built and dedicated to him at Constantinople by a lady from Carthage in the 5th century (Basil. Menol. Jan. 10; Du Cange, Cpolis. Christiana, lib. iv. p. 105). [C.H.] ZACHARIAS (1), pope, commemorated in the later martyrologies; Mar. 14 (Notker.); Mar. 15 (Rom.; Boll. Acta SS. Mart. ii. 406). (2) June 2, presbyter, one of the martyrs of Lyons (Mart. Usuard.). (3) June 10, commemorated at Nicomedia (Mart. Usuard., Notker., Rom.). (4) Sept. 5, son of Barachias (Cal. Ethiop.). (5) Sept. 5, father of John the Baptist (Cal. Byzant.; Menol. Graec. Sirlet.; Nov. 5 (Mart. Usuai’d., Adon., Vet. Rom. Wand., Rom.). [C. H.] ZEBENNUS, Jan. 13, mai-tyr, commemo- rated at Antioch (Syr. Mart.) [C. H.j ZELLA, COUNCIL OF. [Telepte.] ZENAIS, Oct. 11, of Tarsus, and her sister Philonilla, reputed relatives of St. Paul (Basil. Menol.; Menol. Graec.; Mart. Rom.; Boll. Acta SS. Oct. V. 502). A church dedicated to her at Constantinople is mentioned in the Menaea under May 7. (Du Cange, Cpolis. Christ, lib. iv. p. 151.) [C. H.] ZENAS. [Zeno (3).] ZENDO (j ) I ^ Syrian churches for the iTriyavlKia of the Greek church. [Maniple.] Among the Christians$