DETROIT— DIALECTIC
DETROIT, DIOCESE OF IV-
7oSb; cathedral (ill.) IV- facing 758; Catholic Con- gress (1S89) II-234d; chari- table institutions XII-247b; Hungarians VII-546a; Ital- ians VIII-206b; Jesuit college XIV-102b; Joseph, Sisters of Saint VIII-513b; Leopoldine Society XVI-o2c; Louvain Col- lege I^25a; Our Lady of the Rosary, Church of (ill.) IV- facing 758; Poles XII-211a; St. Anne's Church (I'l-) IV- facing 758; seminaries Xlll- 698d- 701a; XVI-32a; statistics XV-176C
— River, La Salle's expedition VII-216C
Dett, Klara. See Tott. Klara
Dettorri, theologian XV-9ob
Deuil Blanc, portrait of Mary Queen of Scots IX-7G6a
Deulin, Charles-Joseph de Har- lez de. See Harlez de Deulin
—truce of XIII-246d
Deum time, forged Bull of Boni- face VIII II-666C
De unitate. Encyclical of Leo XIII I-504b
Deus Creator omnium, hymn I- 3<)3a
— Deus mens, psalm I-349a
DEUSDEDIT, SAINT, Pope IV- 7lillc; XII-273b
DEUSDEDIT, cardinal IV"-760d; canonical collection III-286d JX-62b; 202d; and Gregory
r VII VIII-86dj and Ordo Ro- manus XI-287a
Deusdedit, Doge of Venice Xv - 336b
— Bishop of Acqui I-l 10b
—Bishop of Cagliari III-139d
— SAINT, Archbishop of Canter- bury IV-760C
— See Adcodatus; Deodatus
Deus electorum fortitudo, in Eng- lish coronation ceremony IV- 3S3b
— honorum ommum, prayer i- 491c
Deusing, Antoine, educator V-
274
Deutsche Reichszeitung, period-
ical XI-679b
Deutsche! Staatsanzeiger, period- ical X-027a
Deutsches Hausbuch, periodical
VI-
52c
317
' cry XV-
Deus lo volt. Crusade
—IN ADJtITORIUM MEUM INTENDE IV-761b; XIII-
— Rediculus, temple. Rome XIII-
Deussen, philosopher XII-33C Deus venerunt gentes, psalm III-
3S9d Deuteranthropos, m Gnostic sys- tem VI-.596b Deutereuon (prior) VI-7hlb Deuterius, Bishop of Caria V III-
4"la , „ .
— Donatist Bishop of Gratianop-
olis VI-731a Deuterocanonical Books 111-
269d; Xin-637d; and Apoc-
rjTjha I-eOlc; in Catholic
canon III-270d; defined III-
267b; editions V-289b — New Testament III-271a;
276a; Eusebius on in-277b;
Tridentine decree III-278d Deuteronomic Code, in Bibhcal
criticism IV-493d DEUTERONOMY IV-761c; XI-
649d: in Canon ni-267d; 27()d;
critical treatment XI-6.'i8a;
legislation II-554C; in Septua-
gint XIII-722b; tithe, law of
XIV-741b Deutherius, Samt, Bishop of
CimiPZ XI-4SC DEUTINGER, MARTIN IV-
7(,ld; V-n.-,a Deutsch, Emmanuel, on Jews of
Vi'meu I-«74b — Martin, on Sens, Council of
Xin-720b — Nikolaus. See Manuel, Niko-
—Brod, battle (1422) Vn-588c; XlII-7S.5b
Deutsche evangelische Kirchen- konferenz, statistical commis- sion XIV-274d
— Hausschatz, periodicalXI- (ISOa
Deutschen Ritter. See Teutomo Order
-Volksblatt, periodical XI-678d
Deutsch evangehsches Frauen-
bund XV-U93C Deutsche Zeitung, periodical
viii-i;i;5c
Deutschland, periodical XI-67Sd Deutschmann, Johann, Lutheran
XII-81C Deutz, monaster>' VII-264C Deuwerders, Francis, founder
IV-358a Deux-Sevres, department,
France, map Vl-facing 188 Devachonic State, of conscious- ness XIV~627d Deva, battle. See Chester Devai, Martin. See Devay, Mar- tin Devalas, Hindu worship III-549d Devanampiyatissa, Sinhalese kin g
III-549d Devancay, Madame, portrait by
Ingres VIII-9b Devas, in Iranian cosmogony IV-
40Sc —CHARLES STANTON IV- 702c; XII-278d; on Malthu- sianism XII-279a; and popu- lation XII-280C; on prescrip- tion, right of XII-396a Devauz, missionary XIV-420C —Paul, politician ll-399d; 400b;
and Nothomb XI-124a Devay, Martin, Lutheran preach- er II-125a Development (biol.) XI-411C — (phil.) Aristotle I-715d; Hege-
lianism VII-192d — Hypothesis, of Pentateuch IV-
493d — of Doctrine. Sec Doctrine,
Christian Devenish Island, shrine IV-60a Deventer, town, diocese, schis- matical VIII-293C; Radewyn's relic XII-631C — School XV-603a; Bursa Casana Xl-eic; Groote VII-36a; He- gius VII-195d; humanism VII- 541a: New Devotion XIV- 661c — Spain acquires I-777a — Hendrik van X-134d De Vere, Sir Aubrey IV-763a;
lX-203b —VERE, AUBREY THOMAS HUNT IV-763a; VIII-12Sb; IX-2(i3b; Irish Monthly XI- 6S2d —Vere, Gaston XV-274b —VERE, SIR STEPHEN
EDWARD IV-7()3d -Vere, William, Bishop of
Hereford Vni-255c Devereaux, Aidan, Vicar Apos- tolic of Eastern Vicariate of Cape of Good Hope X-70Sa —John, general VIII-157b Devereux, Alexander, Bishop of
Ferns VHfia —Catherine, religious XVI-3.3b —Hannah A. VIII-627b; XVI-
33d — Henry L., and Donohoe V-
11.5c; XI-fi94b — James XVI-33b —John VI-46a
—JOHN C. XVI-33b; XIV-398a — John T., journalist XI-693a —NICHOLAS XVI-33C; VIII-
627b: XIV-.398b —Thomas XVI-3.3b —Walter XVI-33b —William V 1-4 6a Deveria, M., archseologist XIII-
r,-22b De Vers, Mother, LTrsuline XV-
2SSb Deveuster, Pamphile, missionary
X-446a Devici, monastcri- XI 11-24 "a Devidcuse (Greuzc) Vll-SOb Devie, Aleiandre-Raimond , Bi.-hop of Belley IV-lOla; IX- 7.)0d DEVIL IV-764a: Abelard on II- 57b; adjuration of I-142d; an- gelic probation IV-76.5c: .\n- selm on IV-705b: Antichrist as I-5(ila: in Apocaljiise I-560b;
S96d; apocatastasis I - 599b;
Archontic teaching I-697b: in
Ascension ceremonies I-767d;
and asceticism XIV-615b: and
atonement II-56b; 57b: Beel-
zebub II-389a: Belial II-408a;
Bogomili II-612a; Christ tempt-
ed by XIV-505b; Clementines
IV-41C; critical view IV-494d:
Cross, ransom of XIII-316d:
cursing IV-574b; as demon
IV-710d; early Christian belief
X-460a: emblem I-524d; 793d;
exorcism by Christ IV-711b;
faith of. St. Thomas on V-
756d; fall of. in Scripture I-
479b; in Henoch. Book of I-
603b; Iranian religion XIII-
310a: in Isaias I-526a: Jewish
theology I^78d; Lateran de-
cree IV-764a: and man XIV-
585a: Manichffiism IX-592b;
Mohammedan belief VIII-
191a; X-I26c: Moses, dispute
over I-603b: nature IV-764b:
obsession by IV-71 lb: and orig-
inal sin IV-764b: in paganism
I-362a: prophetic power XII-
474c; redemption of IV-784d;
repentance, possibility of IV-
766b; rights of XIII-316d;
Scholastic teaching IV-76oa:
Scotus on IV-765b; V-197c; as
serpent XV^64Bb; Shaman-
ism I-248C; and sign of the
cross XIII-787a: sin. cause of
XIV-9a: sin of IV-764d: Swe-
denborgian teaching XIV-
356a; and temptation XIV-
504c; 505a; St. Thomas on
IV-765b; wild beasts called I-
521c; and witchcraft XV-674c;
675a: worship. East Indian
tribes III-155a; Zoroastrian-
ism II-1.5.3b; 154c; 155c
^Advocate of the. See Advoca- tus Diaboli
Deville, Sainte-Claire. See Sainte-Claire
Devil's Lake, Benedictine abbey II-452d; Indian agency VII- 74.5c: .'^ioux XIV-22c: 24b
DEVIL-WORSHIPPERS IV- 767c; Huron Indians VII-S73a; superstition XIV-339d
Devinat, Emile, on Christian ed- ucation VI-181d
Devin de village (Greuze) VII- 30c
Devine, Arthur, ascetical theo- logian XIV-620d
— E. T., on charity III-604b; on poverty XII-32SC
— Pius, on English Passionists XI-524b
Devis, Jesuit IV-678b
Devise, legal definition III-591C; restraint on III-592a
Devlet-Ghirei, Khan of the Cri- mean Tatars X-593C
Devlin, Francis XIII-51b
—John E. VIII-137b
—Mary XI-1.50b
Devna (Marcianopolis) lX-645d
Devoir, periodical. Canada XI- 672d
DEVOLUTION IV-76Sb
DevorgiUa, Lady XI-36Sb: New Abbey founded X-779c
Devost, Ambroise, missionarj- X- 378c
Devota, Saint IV-.397c
Devotam, Bull of Benedict XIV XIV-85C
Devoti. See Common Life, Brethren of the
—GIOVANNI IV-768C; IX-65d
Devotioni vestrae. Bull of Inno- cent III IV-t;71b
Devotions, Popular. Sec Popular Devotions
Devout Brothers and Sisters. Sec Common Life. Brethren of the
Dew, for baptism II-261C
Dewailly, Peter, Lazarist X- 3i;3a
Dewajtys. See Rodztewicz
Dewalque, Francois, chemist IX- 39:ia
Dewey, George, Manila taken XI I- 13d: Spanish fleet de- stroyed XV-17SC
— John, pragmatist , XII - 334c; and metaphy.'iics X-232b: and psychology XII-.547d; truth, pragmatic theory XV-76a
Dewhurst, Mary, mother of
Daniel Noble XI-86c Dewi, Bishop of Meneria. See
David. Saint Dexianus, Archbishop of Seleu-
cia Trachea XIII-689d Dexter, Flavius, chronicle XIII-
CS4c — Henry M., on Congregational- ism IV-241a Dexterarius, meaning in-G91b DEYMANN, CLEMENTINE IV-
76Sd De Ypelaar, seminarj-. (3uden-
bosch II-752d Deza, Diego de. Archbishop of Senile XVI-33d: and Colum- bus IV-141b: XI-665a; XII- 368Ha; XIII-392a: inquisitor XII-368BC: Seville, college founded XII-368Fc; Thomist XIV-702C: as Bishop of Za- mora XV-74Sd — Pedro Suarez de. Bishop of Concepcidn de la Vega XIII- 463d Dezeimeris, Jean-Eugene,_medi- cal magazine founded IX-295d D. G. abbr. I-24a Dhafar (Safar), town, Arabian
church at I-(570c Dhaher el Amer, and Francis- cans X-726b Dharbanga, mission II-539a Dharma, in Zoroastrianism II-
1.5.5b Dharmapala, Sinhalese king III-
5o0a — Juan, and Church IV-124b Dhanna-sastra, Brahmin Book
IX-613C Dharma-Sutra, Brahmin Book II-730C: and Laws of Manu IX-013b Dhegiha, language XII-593a Dhiban. See Dibon Dho Levo, language XV-205C Dhu Giadan, Kimyarite I-672a — Nuwas. See Yusuf Dhu Nuwas DHUODA (DHUODANA) IV-
7(i9a DhurrumtoUah, school, Calcutta
III-154C Dhuspa, Van I-736c DhuThaleban, I-671d Dia, newspaper IX-518a Diabaina (Marcianopolis) IX-
645d Diabertus, Bishop of Pisa XII-
Ulc Diabolical Scandal. See Scandal,
Diabolical Diabolism, exposure XIV-621b Diacceto, Fiammetta da, step- mother of St. Catherine de Ricci III-444C Diacon, Michael, Bishop of St.
Asaph Xin-333b Diaconate. See Deacons Diaccnise, in early Church III- 596d; establishment of XII- 23.Sd: XIV-74od: 746a Diaconica, Antiochene, influence on Apostolic Constitutions I-636d DUCONICUM (DIACONICON) IV-7(;9c; 316a: I-305b; sacristy Xin-323a Diaconi episcopi. See Deacons,
Epi.'^copal Diaconus, Johannes. Sec John
the Deacon — Leo. See Leo Diacoiius — Paulus. Sec Paulus Diaconus Diacrinonmenos, John, on Him-
70d
elafio
to
Diadochian wars,
Mithradates I XII-234C Diadochus, Bishop of Photike
IX-OoOc — Marcus. See Marcus Diadochus Diagatai, Empire of XV-95c Diagoras, denounced II— 40c Diagram, in astrology II-18d Diakonikou. .Sec Diaconicum Diakonoff, Russian dramatist
M11-273C Diakonos, use of term VII-3lla DIAKOVAR, town. Sluv.nia IV- 769d; catlicdr.ll IV-7r,9d; Mar- iaschnee. pilerimace IV-77l)b DIALECTIC I\'-770b: Abelard l-3Sb; in Alexandrian (pagan) education I-7(>lb; St. Augus- tine I-762a; St. Bonnventurc I-763C; Cassiodorus IIH07a:
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