Appendix D

Mortals, Individuals Named

429 entries, as printed. A name opens its entry in the index, and a reference opens the text there.

• Aaron the stone mason (148:7sec) (148:9.2)
• Abel (76:2sec)
• Abimelech (93:9.4) (126:1.2)
• Abiram (89:6.6)
• Abner q.v.
• Abraham (Old Testament) q.v.
• Abraham the Pharisee (148:8.1,5) (149:3.2)
• Absalom (97:9.15)
• Adam q.v.
• Adamson q.v.
• Aden (159:2sec)
• Agaman (150:1.1) (193:0sec)
• Ahab q.v.
• Alexander (brother of Philo) (130:3.9)
• Alexander of Cyrene (187:1.10)
• Alexander the Great q.v.
• Alpheus (138:4.1)
• Alpheus twins q.v.
• Amadon q.v.
• Amatha (145:2.15-16)
• Amaziah (97:9.22)
• Amdon (93:2.1-3)
• Amenemope q.v.
• Amenhotep III (111:0.5)
• Amos (brother of Jesus) q.v.
• Amos (John Mark’s friend) (177:2.2-4)
• Amos (Kheresa lunatic) q.v.
• Amos (Prophet) q.v.
• Amosad (78:5.1) (92:5.9)
• Anaxagoras (98:2.6)
• Anaxand (130:2.4-5)
• Andon and Fonta q.v.
• Andrew q.v.
• Ang (66:5.2) (67:4.1)
• Angamon (132:1sec) (132:5.1)
• Anna (122:9.2-4,28)
• Annan (74:2.5)
• Annas q.v.
• Annon (122:1.2)
• Ansie (122:1.2)
• Aquila (133:3.12)
• Ardnon (119:7.6)
• Aristotle (98:2.6) (121:6.3)
• Arius (195:0.18)
• Ashurbanipal (143:4.1)
• Asoka (94:9.1)
• Athanasius (195:0.18)
• Augustus q.v.
• Azariah (97:9.22)
• Bablot (architect) (77:3.3)
• Badonan (64:3.1) (79:0.1)
• Barabbas q.v.
• Barak (126:1.2)
• Barnabas (194:4.11)
• Bartholomew (139:6.9)
• Bartimeus (171:5sec)
• Bathsheba (97:9.10,15) (122:1.2)
• Bautan (94:7.5)
• beggar of Naples (130:8.4)
• Bernice (156:2.2)
• Beth-Marion (148:8.4)
• Bildad (fictional) (148:6.5,9)
• Bon (66:5.4) (67:4.1)
• brothel keeper in Jerusalem (147:5.3-4)
• bully near Tarentum (133:1.1)
• Caiaphas q.v.
• Cain q.v.
• Caleb (166:3.2)
• Caligula (176:2.8)
• Cano q.v.
• Cedes (121:8.9)
• Celsus q.v.
• Celta (150:1.1) (193:0sec)
• Chang (133:4.9)
• chazan of Nazareth synagogue q.v.
• Chedorlaomer (93:4.14)
• Ch’in Shih Huang Ti (94:6.11)
• Chuza (150:1.1) (154:0.2)
• Cicero (195:2.6)
• Claudia Procula q.v.
• Claudius (132:4.5)
• Claudus (130:8.1)
• Clement (195:3.10)
• Cleopas of Emmaus (190:5sec)
• Cloa (122:1.2)
• Clopas (187:3.2)
• Confucius q.v.
• Constantine (195:0.10)
• Cornelius (130:2.5)
• Crispus (133:3.1-4)
• Cymboyton q.v.
• Cyrus (89:7.3)
• Dan (Prince’s staff) (66:5.7) (67:4.1)
• Daniel q.v.
• David (King) q.v.
• David Zebedee q.v.
• Deborah q.v.
• Diogenes of Athens (121:4.4)
• Dives (fictitious) (169:3sec)
• Dorcas (130:1.3)
• Eber (162:2.6-9) (164:2.1)
• Elihu (96:7.7)
• Elijah Mark q.v.
• Elijah (Prophet) q.v.
• Eliphaz (fictional) (148:6.4,9)
• Elisha (97:2.2) (124:6.3)
• Elizabeth (mother of John the Baptist) q.v.
• Elizabeth of Tiberias (150:1.1) (193:0sec)
• Ellanora (53:7.1)
• Elman q.v.
• Enoch q.v.
• Enos (76:3.4)
• Enta (122:1.2)
• Epicurean teacher in Corinth (133:4.5)
• Esta q.v.
• Esther (123:3.5) (150:3.1)
• Eve q.v.
• Eveson (74:6.2) (76:3.3)
• Ezda (135:3.1) (135:4.1)
• Ezekiel q.v.
• Ezra (disciple of John) (137:2.2)
• Ezra of Alexandria (189:4.4)
• Ezra of Nazareth (127:5.1,2,6)
• Ezra of Syracuse (130:8.2)
• Ezra (Prophet) (97:8.3)
• Ezraeon (123:0.4)
• Fad q.v.
• Fantad (45:4.9) (64:6.17)
• Flavius q.v.
• Fonta. See Andon and Fonta
• Fortune (130:6sec)
• fruit vendor of Messina (130:8.3)
• Gadiah (130:1sec)
• Gaius (133:3.11)
• Gamaliel (126:5.3) (194:4.10)
• Ganid q.v.
• Gautama Siddhartha q.v.
• Genghis Khan (79:1.9) (92:5.6)
• Gideon (124:6.6)
• Gilead (128:1.14) (165:0.1)
• Godad (94:7.4)
• Goliath (70:1.19)
• Gonod q.v.
• Guru Nanak (92:5.8) (92:5.15)
• Hagar (93:9.8)
• Haggai (97:10.3)
• Hammurabi (70:10.14) (78:8.10)
• Hannah (122:3.3)
• Hap q.v.
• Herod Agrippa (139:3.8)
• Herod Antipas q.v.
• Herod Archelaus q.v.
• Herod the Great q.v.
• Herodias (135:12.2,5-6)
• Hezekiah (85:3.3)
• Hildana (162:3sec) (162:3.4-5)
• Hiram (156:4.1)
• homesick Phoenician (133:6.2)
• Honen Shonin (94:12.2-3)
• Hosea q.v.
• Ikhnaton q.v.
• Imhotep (80:6.4)
• inquiring Greeks q.v.
• Isaac (Nazareth moneylender) (127:2.5)
• Isaac (Old Testament) q.v.
• Isador (121:8.5-7) (139:7.5)
• Isaiah (first) q.v.
• Isaiah (second) q.v.
• Jacob (evangelist) (150:5.1)
• Jacob (messenger) (182:2.5)
• Jacob of Crete (142:2sec)
• Jacob of Emmaus (190:5sec)
• Jacob (Old Testament) q.v.
• Jacob the stone mason (father) q.v.
• Jacob the stone mason (son) q.v.
• Jairus q.v.
• James Alpheus. See Alpheus twins
• James (brother of Jesus) q.v.
• James of Safed (158:4-5secs)
• James Zebedee q.v.
• Jansad (76:3.3)
• Jaram the Hittite (93:5.5)
• Jehoash (97:9.20)
• Jehonadab (97:9.19)
• Jehu (97:9.19) (124:6.3)
• Jephthah (89:6.3)
• Jeramy (133:2.5)
• Jeremiah q.v.
• Jeroboam (97:9.20)
• Jerusalem temple guards q.v.
• Jesus q.v.
• Jethro (96:5.3)
• Jezebel (124:6.3)
• Joab (152:2.5) (153:5.2)
• Joachim (122:3.3)
• Joanna q.v.
• Joash (97:9.21)
• Job (fictional). See Job, Book of
• Johab (137:3.6)
• John Hyrcanus (143:4.2)
• John Mark q.v.
• John the Baptist q.v.
• John Zebedee q.v.
• Jonah (fictional) (130:1sec) (159:4.4)
• Jose (124:4.8)
• Joseph (brother of Jesus) q.v.
• Joseph (father of Jesus) q.v.
• Joseph of Arimathea q.v.
• Joseph of Tyre (156:4.1-2) (156:6.1)
• Joseph (Old Testament) q.v.
• Joshua (Old Testament) q.v.
• Josiah (blind beggar) q.v.
• Josiah (disciple of Abner) (174:4.4)
• Josiah (King) (97:9.24)
• Judas Alpheus. See Alpheus twins
• Judas Iscariot q.v.
• Judas Maccabee q.v.
• Jude q.v.
• Justa (156:2.2) (156:3.2)
• Justus (believer) (193:6.2)
• Justus (Jewish merchant of Corinth) (133:3.5-10)
• Karuska (156:0.1) (156:1.1-2)
• Katro (93:3.5)
• Kenan (76:3.4)
• Keturah (93:9.8)
• Kirmeth of Bagdad (148:8.3)
• Lamech (159:1.7)
• Lao-tse q.v.
• Laotta (75:5.2) (76:0.2)
• Lazarus (of Bethany) q.v.
• Lazarus (of Nazarite parable) (fictional) (169:3sec)
• Leah (139:5.11)
• Lot q.v.
• Luke q.v.
• Lut (66:5.17) (67:4.1)
• madman at Fair Havens (130:5.4)
• Malach (156:3.1)
• Malachi (97:10.3) (135:4.4)
• Malchus (183:3.7)
• man who attacked wife at Tarentum (133:2.1-2)
• Manasseh (97:9.23)
• Mangus (129:1.7) (147:1sec)
• Mansant (45:4.4) (64:6.29)
• Marcus (132:4.7)
• Mardus (132:2.1)
• Martha (sister of Andrew and Peter) q.v.
• Martha (sister of Jesus) q.v.
• Martha (sister of Jesus’ mother) (188:1.7)
• Martha (sister of Lazarus) q.v.
• Martha (wife of Justus) (133:3.8-10)
• Mary Magdalene q.v.
• Mary Mark (182:0.1)
• Mary (mother of Alpheus twins) (189:4.4) (190:3.1)
• Mary (mother of Jesus) q.v.
• Mary (sister of Lazarus) q.v.
• Mary (wife of Clopas) (187:3.2) (188:1.7)
• Mary (wife of Ezra) (127:5.3)
• Matadormus q.v.
• mathematics teacher of Damascus (123:6.3)
• Matthew Levi q.v.
• Matthias (192:0.2) (193:6.2-3,6)
• Mek (66:5.23) (67:4.1)
• merchant of Damascus q.v.
• Methuselah (77:2.11)
• Micah (97:5.4)
• Micaiah (97:2.2)
• Michal (70:1.18)
• Milcha (150:1.1) (193:0sec)
• miller in Corinth (133:4.2)
• Miriam (Old Testament) (150:3.1)
• Miriam (sister of Jesus) q.v.
• Mithraic priest from Persia (130:7.3)
• Mithraic priest in Corinth (133:4.4)
• Mo Ti (94:6.11)
• Mohammed (92:5.6) (92:5.14)
• Mongolian merchant (130:2.2)
• Moses q.v.
• Nabal (97:9.10)
• Nabodad (95:1.6)
• Nabon (132:3.1,11)
• Naboths (97:3.6) (97:9.19)
• Nahor (evangelist) (150:9.3)
• Nahor (Old Testament) q.v.
• Nahor (rabbi) (123:6.8-9)
• Nalda (143:5sec) (193:1sec)
• Naomi (137:3.6)
• Nasanta (150:1.1) (193:0sec)
• Nathan of Busiris (191:6.1)
• Nathan of Caesarea (121:8.10) (139:4.4,15)
• Nathan of Cana (137:3.6) (137:4.7)
• Nathan of Nazareth (123:5.15) (124:1.3)
• Nathaniel (Apostle) q.v.
• Nathaniel the Pharisee (166:1sec)
• Nebuchadnezzar (97:6.4) (97:9.25-26)
• Necho (97:9.24-25)
• Nicodemus q.v.
• Noah (Garden dweller) (74:2.5)
• Noah (wine maker of Aram) q.v.
• Nod (Prince’s corporeal staff) q.v.
• Norana (156:1sec)
• Nordan the Kenite (93:3.4)
• Obadiah (97:5.4)
• Okhban (95:3.5)
• Omri (97:9.18)
• Onagar q.v.
• Onamonalonton q.v.
• Orlandof (45:4.6) (64:6.23)
• Orvonon (45:4.10) (64:6.26)
• Ovid (93:5.4)
• Pantaenus (195:3.10)
• paralytic at Bethsaida (148:9sec)
• Paul q.v.
• Pepi (95:2.8)
• Perpetua q.v.
• Philip (Apostle) q.v.
• Philip (Tetrarch) q.v.
• Philo of Alexandria q.v.
• philosopher in Ephesus (133:6.4-7)
• Pindar (98:2.5)
• Plato (92:5.12) (98:2.6)
• Pontius Pilate q.v.
• poor man falsely accused (132:4.8)
• Porshunta (45:4.7) (64:6.12)
• Priscilla (133:3.12)
• Ptolemy (74:8.12)
• Rachel (Old Testament) (85:1.1)
• Rachel (sister-in-law of Jude) q.v.
• Rantowoc (113:2.2)
• Ratta q.v.
• Rebecca (daughter of Ezra) q.v.
• Rebecca (daughter of Joseph of Arimathea) q.v.
• religious leaders in Rome (132:0.4-9)
• Remona (76:2.9)
• rich man of Rome (132:5sec) (163:2.11)
• rich widow of Tyre (149:1.9)
• Rodan of Alexandria q.v.
• Roman centurion in Corinth (133:4.3)
• Roman centurion of Jerusalem q.v.
• Roman judge at Corinth (133:4.7)
• Roman magistrate in Rome (132:4.8)
• Roman senator (132:4.5)
• Roman soldier in Rome (132:4.6)
• Roman soldiers in Jerusalem (128:6.5) (189:2.4)
• Romulus (fictional) (89:7.3)
• ruffians at Nazareth q.v.
• Rufus (130:6.6) (187:1.10)
• runaway lad in Corinth (133:4.11)
• Ruth (daughter of Matthew) (150:1.1) (193:0sec)
• Ruth (Old Testament) (122:1.2)
• Ruth (sister of Jesus) q.v.
• Ryonin (94:12.2-3)
• Salome (sister of Mary mother of Jesus) (122:3.3)
• Salome (wife of Zebedee) q.v.
• Samson (135:1.2)
• Samuel q.v.
• Sangik family (64:5.2-3) (65:4.7)
• Sansa (76:0.2)
• Sarah (93:5.7) (93:9.3,8)
• Sargan (76:0.2)
• Sargon (King of Assyria) (143:4.1)
• Sargon (priest of Kish) (78:8.8)
• Sato (80:7.3-4)
• Saul (King) q.v.
• Segub (89:6.6)
• Selta (176:2.8)
• Serapatatia q.v.
• Seth (76:3.4)
• Sethard (121:6.4)
• Shalmaneser III (97:9.18)
• Shemer (97:9.18)
• Shinran (94:12.2-3)
• Silas (133:3.3)
• Simeon (reputed holy man) q.v.
• Simeon (singer) (122:9.2-5)
• Simon (assistant of David Zebedee) (145:1.2)
• Simon (brother of Jesus) q.v.
• Simon (brother of Jesus’ mother) (127:2.4,7)
• Simon (father of Lazarus) q.v.
• Simon of Bethany q.v.
• Simon of Bethpage q.v.
• Simon of Cyrene (130:6.6) (187:1.9-10)
• Simon Peter q.v.
• Simon (Sanhedrin member) (142:8.5)
• Simon the Pharisee (147:5sec)
• Simon the tanner (130:1.1,3)
• Simon Zelotes q.v.
• Singlangton q.v.
• Sisera (126:1.2)
• Socrates (98:0.1) (98:2.6)
• Solomon (97:9.15-16) (122:1.1)
• Sontad (63:3.1,5) (63:7.2)
• speaker at forum (132:4.7)
• Stephen q.v.
• Susanna (daughter of Ezra of Alexandria) (189:4.2-14) (190:3.1)
• Susanna (daughter of Nazareth chazan) q.v.
• Talmai (97:9.10)
• Tamar (122:1.2)
• Teherma the Persian (141:6.1-3)
• Tenskwatawa (90:2.9)
• Terah (93:5.3-5)
• thieves crucified with Jesus q.v.
• Thomas Didymus q.v.
• Thor (Andite) (80:5.4)
• thoughtless pagan (132:7.1,2)
• Tiberius q.v.
• Tiglath (134:8.1-2,10) (158:0.1)
• Timothy (133:3.3)
• Titus (associate of Paul) (130:5.1) (130:6.5)
• Titus (Emperor) (121:8.7) (187:1.5)
• Titus of Capernaum (146:5.1-3) (148:1.4)
• Todan (146:1.4)
• Tubal-Cain (159:1.7)
• Tut (66:5.28-30) (67:4.1)
• Tutankhamen (95:5.10)
• Uriah the Hittite (97:9.10,15)
• Uzziah (97:9.22)
• Van (Prince’s staff) q.v.
• Vergil (195:2.6)
• Veronica of Caesarea-Philippi (152:0.2-3) (171:7.8)
• widow in Rome (132:6.2)
• wise men (Magi) q.v.
• Xenophanes (98:2.6)
• Zaccheus q.v.
• Zacharias q.v.
• Zadoc (122:4.3)
• Zebedee q.v.
• Zechariah q.v.
• Zophar (fictional) (148:6.8,9)
• Zoroaster q.v.