PREFACE

I. LUKE THE PHYSICIAN. -- 1.

II. THE OLDEST WRITTEN GOSPEL. -- 69.

III. ASIA MINOR: THE COUNTRY AND ITS RELIGION. -- 103.

IV. THE ORTHODOX CHURCH IN THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE. -- 141.

V. THE PEASANT GOD: THE CREATION, DESTRUCTION AND RESTORATION OF AGRICULTURE IN ASIA MINOR. -- 169.

VI. THE RELIGION OF THE HITTITE SCULPTURES AT BOGHAZ-KEUI. -- 199.

VII. THE MORNING STAR AND THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE LIFE OF CHRIST. -- 217.

VIII. A CRITICISM OF RECENT RESEARCH REGARDING THE NEW TESTAMENT. -- 247.

IX. THE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE HOLY LAND. -- 267

X. ST. PAUL'S USE OF METAPHORS DRAWN FROM GREEK AND ROMAN LIFE. -- 283.

XI. THE DATE AND AUTHORSHIP OF THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS. -- 299.

XII. THE CHURCH OF LYCAONIA IN THE FOURTH CENTURY. -- 329 - 410

• Introduction The District and its Ecclesiastical Organisation. -- 331.
• I. Chronological Arrangenlent of the Docunients. -- 334.
• II. A Bishop of the Church Reorganisation after Diocletian. -- 339.
• III. The Presbyters: their Relation to Bishops and Deacons. -- 351.
• IV. Crosses and Christian Monograms as the Origin of Ornament (also No.42). -- 368.
• V. The Church Manager or Oikonomos. -- 369.
• VI. The Church in the Decoration of Tombs: the Christian Grave in Isauria was a Miniature Church. -- 370.
• VII. Distinction of Clergy and Laity: its Early Stage. -- 387.
• VIII. Deaconesses. -- 393.
• IX. Martyrs. -- 395.
• X. Curses on Christian Graves. -- 395.
• XI. Virgins or Parthenoi in the Lycaonian Church. -- 397.
• XII. Heretic Sects. -- 400.
• XIII. High-Priest of God. -- 403.
• XIV. Christian Physicians. -- 403.
• XV. Quotations from the New Testament. 366 and 406.
• XVI. Slaves of God. -- 407