Schools, Socinian in Poland, 151,
171 (see also Rakow); Uni-
tarian in Transylvania, 230, 257,
277, 280; attempt to crush, 272f.
Schwendi (shwen'-dee), General,
Secemin (set-sem'-in), synod at,
Segesvar (sheg'-esh-var), Diet of,
Semi-Arians, 21, 24, 324
Semi-judaizers, 139
Separatists, 287; in America, 391
Serveto, Miguel, alias Reves (mee-
ghel' serr-vay'-to ah'-lee-ahs
ray-vess'), 52n.
Servetus, Michael, chaps. viii, xi,
xii, 40f., 51f., 116, 118, 220, 223,
241, 243, 291, 302n., 442; early
life and education, 53-55; at
Bologna and Augsburg, 55f.; at
Basel, 56, 58-60; at Strassburg,
57, 59f.; first books against
Trinity, 58-60; their wide in-
fluence, 58, 63f., 66, 74, 76, 89,
116, 127f., 139, 186, 202, 216, 266;
in Paris, 79f.; at Lyon, 79; dis-
covers circulation of blood, 80,
85; at Vienne, 81-86; edits
Ptolemy and Bible, 80, 82, 91;
publishes Christianismi Restitu-
tio, 84; trial at Vienne, 86; at
Geneva, 59, 89-97; burned at
stake, 87, 97, 112; character,
100; teaching, 61f.; not a Uni-
tarian but a Sabellian, 62
Shaftesbury, Earl of, 297
Shelburne, Lord, 361
Sherlock, William, 319, 322, 331;
read in America, 393
Sherman, John, 402, 413
Siebenbürgen
Socinian, the name, 148, 316; ex-
iles aided from England, 309
Socinianism, 151f., 157; in Poland,
chaps. xvii, xviii; in Prussia,
172; in Holland, 391, chap. xx.;
church government, 153; char-
acter of, 162f.; beliefs (see Ra-
covian Catechism); modified in
Holland, 204f.; becomes Uni-
tarianism, 205; in England, 205,
290, 295-298, 312f.; in America,
393, 397; see also Unitarianism
Socinians, 151f., 155, 239n., 303;
called Arians, 135, 146, 148n.,
154, 163f., 167, 170, 172, 175, 178;
called Anabaptists, 134f., 148n.;
missions, 153, 156; seek union
with other churches, 154f., 197f.;
persecuted in Poland, 167-172;
driven from Rakow, 169-171;
banished from Poland, 174-179;
exiles in Transylvania, 181-184,
256; in Silesia, 184-186; in Rhine
Palatinate, 186f.; in Holstein,
188f.; in Brandenburg, 189; in
Prussia, 190-194; in America,
190, 206n.
Socinus, Faustus, 114-116, 147-151,
156, 158f., 167f., 304; in Tran-
sylvania, 150, 241f., 245; death,
158
Socinus, Lælius, 114-116, 118, 126,
130, 148; in London, 291
Sommer, John (zom'-mer), 239
Soner, Ernest (zo'-ner), 158, 196
South, Robert, 320f.; read in
America, 393
Southern states, growth of Uni-
tarianism in, 430, 445; church
extension in, 460, 465
Sozini, Lelio (lay'-lee-o so-tsee'-
nee), 114
Sozzini, Fausto (fah-oo'-sto sod-
zee'-nee), 148
Sparks, Jared, 414
Speyer (shpi'-er), Diet of, 44, 213
Spirit of the Pilgrims, 423, 426
Spiritus, 126
Stancaro, Francesco (frahn-ches'-
co stahn-cah'-ro), 77, 118, 126f.,
129; teaching, 126; in Poland,
126f., 129; in Transylvania, 217,
221
States General of Holland pass
decrees against Socinianism,
197f.
Stegmann (shteg'-mahn), 187
Steinville (shtine'-veel), 261
Stephen, St., of Hungary, 213
Stoinski (sto-in'-skee), 159
Strangers' Church, 290f., 293
Strassburg (shtrahss'-boork), 49,
Stuart, Moses, 415, 426
Stuckey, Nathaniel, 304
Stuttgard (shtoot'-gahrt, 46
subscription to creeds, etc., 326,
337, 340f., 344-347
substance, the theological term,
16n., 20, 22
Sultan, 212
Sweden, war with, 173f.
Sylva of Modrzewski, 144
Sylvanus, Johannes (yo-hahn'-ness
sil-vah'-noos), 186
Syracuse, church at, 431; Con-
ference at, 452
Szekely, Bishop (say'-kely), 271
Szekely, Moses, 212n., 249
Szekely Keresztur (kerr'-ess-toor),
Szekler (sek'-ler) churches, cus-
Szeklerland, 210, 230, 238, 251f.,
255, 261, 271, 280
Szeklers, 210f., 214f., 237, 264,
276, 279f.
Szent Abrahami, Bishop Michael
(scnt ah'-braw-hah-mee), 266f.
Szent Ivany (sent iv'-ahn-yee),
Szent Rontas (sent ron'-tash), 264
Szepes (sep'-esh) County, 182
Tagart, Edward, 272
Tatars (tah'-tars), 211, 255f.
Taunton, Mass., church divided at,
4.04
Taylor, John, 357
Temes County (tem'-esh), 234
Temesvar (tem'-esh-vahr), 234
Tertullian, 14, 16
Terwoort, Hendrik (terr-vohrt'),
Test Act, 329n., 363, 364n., 378
Thacher, Samuel C., 411
Theater meetings, 453
Theiss (tice), 213
Theodosius, 24
Thirty-nine Articles, 286, 290, 326,
334, 344f., 347, 364
Thököly, Count Stephen (tö'-
köly), 182
Thorn (torn), 156
Thursday Lecture, 438f.
Tillotson, Archbishop, 297, 310,
313f.; read in America, 393
Tisza (tiss'-aw), 213, 233
Tiziano (teet-see-ah'-no), 75f.
Toledo (to-lay'-dho), Council of,
472n.
toleration in religion, at first fa-
vored by reformers, 98; in Tur-
key, 68, 214n.; in the Grisons, 74,
214; furthered by Servetus's
death, 98f.; in Poland, 125, 145,
166, 180n., 193; in Transylvania,
214f., 224, 265; in Holland, 195;
Joseph II's Edict of, 267; an es-
sential of Unitarianism, 469
Toleration Act, 288f., 315, 329f.,
336n.
Tolnai Lukas, (tol'-noy), 234
Torda (tor'-daw), 238, 262; Diets
of, 214f., 224, 229; synods at,
223, 238, 240f.
total depravity, doctrine of, 34
Toulouse (too-looze'), 54
Trajan, 210, 213
Transcendentalism, 432f., 441
Transylvania, 209; history of,
210f.; religious history, 213; Re-
formation in, 213-215; Socinians
in, 181-185, 192f.; Unitarianism
in, 186, 215-281, 379
Trent, Council of, 143
Trenton, N. Y., church at, 206,
389n.
Trie, Guillaume (ghee-yome' tree),
Trinitarian, the name, 92, 229f.;
Trinitarian Controversy, chap.
xxix, 315f.; heard of in Amer-
ica, 393
Trinity, not taught in the Gospels,
9; doctrine of, 24f., 27, 32f., 54,
62; belief in made compulsory,
24; a stumbling-block to Jews
and Mohammedans, 9, 53f., 61;
a scriptural, 132, 332n.; Ser-
vetus on, see De Trinitatis
Erroribus
Tritheism in Church of England,
320f.
Tritheists, 131, 134; banished from
Poland, 142
Tübingen (tü'-bing-en), 103
Tudela (too'-dhay-lah), 53
Turin (too'-rin), 117
Turkey, 248, 257
Turks, 37, 211, 256-259
Tyndale's New Testament, 290
Tyskiewicz, Jan (jahn tiss-kyay'-
vich), 168f.
Ukraine (oo-krayn'), 173
Ulster, Synod of, 340
Ungvar (oong'-vahr), 233
Unitarian, The, 464
Unitarian, the name, 148n., 229f.,
254n., 316n., 352, 368, 375, 404n.,
410-413
Unitarian Book Society, 371f., 378
Unitarian Church of Hungary,
275; in Transylvania, organiza-
tion of, 246, 277f.
Unitarian controversy in Amer-
ica, chap. xxxv
Unitarian creed proposed, 384,
453, 456
Unitarian Fund, 270, 373, 375,
378
Unitarian Home Missionary Col-
lege, 383n.
Unitarian Methodists, 374, 383
Unitarian publications, 444, 447
Unitarian Society for the Promo-
tion of Christian Knowledge,
371f.
Unitarian Sunday-school Society,
Unitarian Tracts, 310, 318
Unitarian Year Book, 439, 457f.,
462
Unitarianism, essential meaning
of, 5, 7, 467-469; as a restora-
tion of primitive Christianity, 8;
begins early in the Reformation,
5, 34; arises among Anabaptists,
46, 50, 52; causes of slow spread
of, 118, 123, 281, 442f.; Legal-
ized in Hungary, 271, 273; re-
cent progress in Hungary, 273f.,
275-280; see also Antitrinitarian-
ism, Socinianism
Unitarianism, in Pennsylvania,
390, 403f.; beginnings of in
America, chap. xxxix; at King's
Chapel, 398f., 409; at Salem,
400, 410; at Boston, 401; at
Harvard College, 401; in Con-
necticut, 402f.; in Massachusetts,
418
Unitarianism, American, not of
English or Socinian origin,
389f.; of Congregational origin,
391; among Dissenters, chap.
XXX; in Church of England,
chap. xxix; Pioneers of in
England, chap. xxvii; in Ire-
land, 339-341; in Scotland, 339,
374; in Wales, 339
Unitarians, often called Arians,
25, 135, 146, 148n., 154, 163f.,
167, 170-172, 175, 178; in Hun-
gary, beliefs of, 278; character
of, 279; in Transylvania op-
pressed by Calvinists, chap.
xxiv; by Catholics, chap. xxv
United Protestant Dissenters, 331
Unity, 461
Unity Clubs, 461
Universalism, 402, 422, 427n.
Valdez, Juan de (hoo-ahn' dhay
vahl-dayth'), 71f., 76, 106, 117
Valens, 24
Valtellina (vahl-tel-lee'-nah), 76f.
van der Kemp, Francis A., 206n.,
389
Vandals converted to Arian Chris-
tianity, 25
Vane, Sir Henry, 301
Venice, Reformation spreads in,
65; Antitrinitarianism in, 66, 69,
114; council at, 67, 69, 118
Vicenza (vee-chen'-tsah), 67, 69,
Western Unitarian Conference,
442, 445, 452, 461-464
Western Woman's Unitarian Con-
ference, 461
Westminster Catechism, 338
Westminster Confession, 340, 392
Whiston, William, 324f., 332n.-
335; read in America, 393
Whitefield, George (whit'-field),
394, 396
Widawski (vee-dahf’-skee), 190
Wied (veet), Socinians at, 187
Wightman, Edward, 294, 296
Willard, Samuel, 408
William I, 323
William and Mary, 329
William (the Silent), of Orange,
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