Showing 1040 terms beginning with M.

• Maachah
• Maas, Anthony J.
• Ma'aseh
• Mabillier, É. de Grellet du
• Mabillon, Jean
• McAdow, Samuel
• Macalister, R. A. S.
• McAll, Robert W.
• McAll Mission
• McAlpin, D. H.
• Macarius of Alexandria
• Macarthur, James
• McAuley, Catherine E.
• McAuley Mission
• McBee, Silas
• MacBrlde, John D.
• McBurney, Robert R.
• McCabe, Charles C.
• M'Cabe, Joseph
• Maccabean revolt
• Maccabees
• MacCarthy, Welbore
• McCaul, Alexander
• McCheyne, Robert M.
• Macchi, Luigi
• McClellan, John B.
• McClintock, John
• McCloskey, John
• McClure, James G. K.
• McClymont, James A.
• McComb, Samuel
• McCook, Henry C.
• McCormick, C. H.
• McCormick Theological Seminary
• McCosh, James
• Maccovius, Johannes
• MacCracken, Henry M.
• McCrie, Thomas
• M'Curdy, James F.
• MacDonald, Donald
• McDowall, Robert
• McDowell, William F.
• MacDuff, John R.
• Macedonia in the Apostolic Age
• Macedonian Sect
• Macedonius
• MacEwen, Alexander R.
• McFadyen, John E.
• McFarland, John T.
• MacFarlane, Alexander
• McGarvey, John W.
• McGiffert, Arthur C.
• McGready, James
• Machærus
• Machiavelli
• Machir
• Machpelah
• McIlvaine, Charles P.
• Mack, Alexander
• Mackay, Alexander M.
• Mackay-Smith, Alexander
• McKendree, William
• McKenzie, Alexander
• Mackenzie, Charles F.
• McKibbin, William
• Mackie, George M.
• McKim, John
• McKinney, Alexander H.
• Mackintosh, Charles H.
• MacKnight, James
• Maclagan, William D.
• McLaren, Alexander
• Maclaren, A. A.
• MacLaurin, John
• Maclay, Robert S.
• Maclean, Arthur J.
• Maclear, George F.
• Macleod, Donald
• McMaster Theological Seminary
• McMillan, D. J.
• Macmillan, Hugh
• McMillan, John
• McNeile, Hugh
• M'Neill, John
• Mâcon
• Maconochie, Alexander
• MacQueary, T. H.
• Macrianus, Marcus Fulvius
• Macrina, Saint
• McTyeire, Holland N.
• McVickar, William N.
• Madagascar, Missions in
• Madai
• Madeira
• Madhavacharya
• Madison, James
• Madonna in art
• Madrigal
• Madsen, Peder
• Magan
• Magarita
• Magarites
• Magdala, Mary of
• Magdalen asylums
• Magdalena de Cruce
• Magdalene, Orders of St. Mary
• Magdeburg, Archbishopric of
• Magee, William
• Magellan, Ferdinand
• Magi, the
• Magians
• Magic
• Magical formulas
• Maginold
• Magister Sacri Palatii
• Magna Charta
• Magnesia
• Magnificat
• Magnus
• Magog
• Maguire, John A.
• Magyar Bible versions
• Mahabharata
• Mahaffy, John P.
• Mahalaleel
• Mahan, Asa
• Mahanaim
• Mahayana
• Mahavira
• Mahdi
• Mai, Angelo
• Maier, Georg
• Mail, coat of
• Maildulf
• Maillard, Olivier
• Maimbourg, Louis
• Maimonides, Moses
• Maimuni. See
• Main Association for the Inner Mission
• Mainardo, Agostino
• Mains, Georg P.
• Maintenon, Madame de
• Mainz
• Mair, William
• Maister, J. H.
• Maistre, Joseph M., Comte de
• Maitland, Samuel R.
• Majal, Mathieu
• Major, Georg
• Majoristic Controversy
• Makarios
• Makemie, Francis
• Makowsky, Jan
• Malachi
• Malachy O'Morgair, Saint
• Malagasy
• Mal'akh
• Malalas, John
• Malan, César H. A.
• Malay Archipelago
• Malaysia, missions in
• Malchus I.
• Malchus II.
• Malchus of Lismore
• Malcom, Howard
• Maldonatus (Maldonado), Johannes
• Malebranche, Nicolas
• Malherbi, Nicolò di
• Mallet, Friedrich L.
• Malleus maleficarum
• Malmesbury, abbey of
• Malmesbury, William of
• Malta
• Malvenda, Tomas
• Mamachi, Tommaso M.
• Mamertus
• Mammon
• Mamre
• Man
• Mana Rabba
• Manarah
• Manasseh (king)
• Manasseh ben Israel
• Manchester, Charles
• Manda
• Manda de hayye
• Mandæans
• Mandakuni, John
• Mande, Hendrik
• Mandelkern's concordance
• Mandeville, Bernard
• Manegold of Lautenbach
• Manetho
• Manfred
• Mangold, William J.
• Mani
• Manicheans
• Manicheism
• Maniple
• Mann, Cameron
• Manna
• Manni
• Manning, Henry E.
• Mannix, Daniel
• Mansel, Henry L.
• Mansi, Giovanni D.
• Mant, Richard
• Mantegna, Andrea
• Manteletta
• Manteuffel, Erasmus
• Mantle
• Manton, Thomas
• Mantua assembly
• Manu, code of
• Manuel Comnenus
• Manuel, Niklaus
• Manuscripts of Athanasian Creed
• Manutu
• Manz, Felix
• Maon, Maonites
• Maoris
• Map of Madeba
• Mappa
• Mar Aba I.
• Mara
• Marah
• Marais, Johannes I.
• Maran, Prudent
• Maranos
• Marbach, Johann
• Marbeck, Pilgram
• Marburg, articles of
• Marca, Pierre de
• Marcella
• Marcellians
• Marcellina
• Marcellinists
• Marcellinus, Pope
• Marcellus I., Pope
• Marcellus II.
• Marcellus of Ancyra
• March, Daniel
• Marcia Aurelia Cejonia Demetrias
• Marcian
• Marcianites
• Marcion, Marcionites
• Marcomanni
• Marcus, Pope
• Marcus Aurelius Alexander Severus
• Marduk
• Mareas
• Maresha
• Maresius, Samuel
• Margaret of Burgundy
• Margaret of Clonmore
• Margarita
• Margoliouth, Moses
• Margreth, Johann J.
• Marguerite d'Angoulême
• Marheineke, Philipp K.
• Mari
• Maria de Agreda
• Mariamne
• Mariana, Juan de
• Marianists
• Marianne Islands
• Marie, river
• Marie de Valenciennes
• Mariette, August
• Marillac, Louise
• Marinus
• Marinus I., Pope
• Marinus II.
• Maris
• Marist Fathers
• Marius
• Marius Mercator
• Marj 'Ayun
• Mark
• Markos Eugenikos
• Marks, ceremonial mutilations and
• Marlorat du Pasquier, A.
• Marnas
• Marnix, Philips van
• Maron, Johannes
• Maronites
• Marot, Clément
• Marprelate Tracts
• Marquardt, Julius
• Marquesas Islands
• Marquette, Jacques
• Marquis, David C.
• Marriage
• Marriage-tie, defender of the
• Marriages, Fleet
• Marrow Controversy
• Mars
• Marsay, C. H. de St. George
• Marsden, Samuel
• Marseilles, Bishopric of
• Marsh, Adam
• Marshall, Daniel
• Marshall, John T.
• Marshall Islands
• Marshman, Joshua
• Marsilius of Padua
• Martel, Charles
• Martène, Edmond
• Martens, Rudolf
• Martensen, Hans L.
• Marthens, K. L.
• Marti, Karl
• Martianay, Jean
• Martigny, Joseph A.
• Martin I., Pope
• Martin II.
• Martin III.
• Martin IV.
• Martin V.
• Martin of Braga
• Martin, Alexander
• Martineau, James
• Martinelli, Sebastiano
• Martini, Antonio
• Martinique
• Martinist Order
• Martinius, Matthias
• Martinmas
• Martu
• Martyn, Henry
• Martyr, Justin
• Martyr, Peter
• Martyrarius
• Martyrdom
• Martyrians
• Martyrius-Sahdona
• Martyrolatry
• Martyrologies
• Martyrs, Acts of
• Maruduk. See
• Maruthas
• Marx, Karl
• Mary of Bethany
• Mary, Mother of Jesus Christ
• Mary, immaculate conception of
• Mary Magdalene
• Maryland, Roman Catholics in
• Masaccio, Tommaso
• Masada
• Mash
• Mashal
• Mashkenayye
• Mashtoz
• Masini, Enrico
• Mason, Anna
• Masorah
• Masoretes
• Masoretic text
• Mass
• Massa
• Massachusetts Domestic Society
• Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Day
• Massah
• Massalians. See
• Masses, kinds of
• Massilians
• Massillon, Jean B.
• Massorah. See
• Massuet, René
• Massys, Quinten
• Master of the sacred palace
• Master's degree
• Mat Amurê
• Matamoros, Manuel
• Mateer, Calvin W.
• Materia sacramenti matrimonii
• Materialism
• Maternus of Cologne
• Maternus, Julius F.
• Matha, Jean de
• Mather, Cotton
• Mathesius, Johannes
• Matheson, George
• Mathew, A. N.
• Mathew, Theobald
• Mathews, George D.
• Mathias of Janow
• Mathieu, François D.
• Mathurins
• Mathys. See
• Matilda, Countess of Tuscany
• Matins
• Matisco
• Matriarchate
• Matriculæ
• Mattathias
• Matter, Plotinus' doctrine of
• Matthew (the Apostle)
• Matthew of Edessa
• Matthew, Thomas
• Matthew Bible
• Matthias
• Matthys(en), Jan
• Mattos, A. de
• Maulbronn
• Maundy Thursday
• Maur, Saint
• Maurice of Hesse
• Maurice, John F. D.
• Mauritius
• Maurus of Ravenna
• Maury, John S.
• Mausbach, Karl J.
• Mausoleum of Theodoric the Great
• Mausoleums
• Mawlawiyah
• Maxfield, Thomas
• Maximian of Constantinople
• Maximianus
• Maximilian I.
• Maximilian II.
• Maximilla
• Maximinus Daza
• Maximos Margunios
• Maximus, emperor
• May devotions
• May, Johann H.
• Mayer, Emil H. W.
• Mayfart, J. M.
• Mayhew, Experience
• Maynooth College
• Mayotte
• Mazarin, Jules
• Mazarin Bible
• Mazdaism. See
• Mazdakites
• Mazdayaznians
• Mazdaznan
• Mazenod, J. E. de
• Mazzarini, Giulio
• Mazzaroth
• Mazzebah
• Mazzolini, Silvestro
• Mazzoth
• Meacham, Joseph
• Mead, Charles M.
• Meade, William
• Meadville Theological School
• Meal, communal
• Meals, Hebrew
• Mears, David O.
• Measure, dry
• Measures, Hebrew
• Measuring reed
• Meats offered to idols
• Mecca
• Mechanical materialism
• Mechlin
• Mechtildis of Magdeburg
• Mecklenburg becomes German
• Mecklenburg-Schwerin
• Mecklenburg-Strelitz
• Mecum, Friedrich
• Medardus, Saint
• Medd, Peter G.
• Mede, Joseph
• Medeba
• Meder of Basel, Johann
• Medhurst, Walter H.
• Media
• Mediating theology
• Mediator
• Medici, A. O. de'
• Medicine
• Medieval church burial service
• Medina
• Mediums
• Medler, Nicolaus
• Medley, Samuel
• Medo-Persia
• Medviedeff, Silvester
• Meffreth of Meissen
• Megander, Kaspar
• Megapolensis, Johannes
• Megarian school
• Megiddo
• Megilloth
• Meginhard, saint
• Mehlhorn, Paul
• Meiderlin, Peter
• Meier, Ernst J.
• Me'il
• Meindaerts, P. J.
• Meinhold, Johann F. H.
• Meiningen
• Meinrad, saint
• Meinwerk
• Meisner, Balthazar
• Meissen, Bishopric of
• Meister, J. H.
• Mejer, Otto K. A.
• Mekelenburg, Jan van
• Mekhilta
• Mekhitar
• Mekhitarists
• Melancholia
• Melanchthon, Philipp
• Melanchthon, Flacius and
• Melanesia
• Melania
• Melcarth (Melkarth)
• Melchiades
• Melchiorites
• Melchisedec priesthood, Mormon
• Melchisedicians
• Melchites
• Melchizedek
• Meldenius, Rupertus
• Meletian Schism
• Meletianism

• Meletius of Antioch
• Meliorism
• Melissus
• Melitene
• Melito
• Melius, Peter
• Melkarth (Melcarth)
• Mellitus
• Melodies, French psalm
• Melons
• Melos
• Meluhha
• Melvill, Henry
• Melville, Andrew
• Membership, church
• Memling, Hans
• Memmingen, Reformation in
• Memnon of Ephesus
• Memorial churches
• Memorials and Sacred Stones
• Memphis
• Men of intelligence
• Menahem
• Menaion
• Menander
• Menapius
• Menas of Constantinople
• Mendelssohn, Moses
• Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
• Mendes, F. de Sola
• Mendicant Monks
• Ménégoz, Eugene
• Menelaus
• Meneptah. See
• Mengering, Arnold
• Menhirs
• Meni
• Menig, Jodocus
• Menius, Justus
• Menken, Gottfried
• Mennas
• Menno Simons
• Mennonite Brethren in Christ
• Mennoniten Brüdergermeinde
• Mennonites
• Menologia
• Menologion
• Menot, Michel
• Mensa canonica
• Menses Papales
• Mensurius of Carthage
• Mental diseases
• Mentzer, Balthasar
• Menzies, Allan
• Mepharreshe
• Mer
• Merab
• Merari
• Mercator, Isidore
• Mercersburg Theology
• Mercury (planet)
• Mercy, Institute of our Blessed Lady of
• Meribah
• Merici, Angela, Saint
• Merit
• Merits of Christ
• Merkle, Sebastian
• Merlan, Eleanora von
• Merle, Engel de
• Merle D'Aubigné, Jean H.
• Merneptah
• Merodach
• Merodach-baladan
• Merom, waters of
• Meron
• Merriam, Alexander R.
• Merrick, James
• Merrill, Selah
• Merry, William W.
• Merry del Val, Raphael
• Merseburg, Bishopric of
• Merswin, Rulman
• Merujan
• Merula (Merle), Angelus
• Merx, Ernst O. A.
• Merz, Georg H.
• Mesha
• Meshech
• Mesilim
• Mesmer, F. A.
• Mesopotamia
• Mesrob (Mesrop)
• Messalians
• Messe, Luther's Deutsche
• Messiah
• Messiahship of Jesus
• Messianism
• Mestrezat, Jean
• Metal-working, Hebrew
• Metals, Hebrew Use of
• Metaphysical healing
• Metcalfe, William M.
• Metempsychosis
• Meteorites, worship of
• Meth, Ezekiel
• Method, philosophical
• Methodism
• Methodist Association, Wesleyan
• Methodists
• Methodius
• Methodology, theological
• Methurgeman
• Methusael
• Methuselah
• Metlakahtla
• Metrophanes, Critopulus
• Metropolitan
• Metrum de evangelio
• Metz, Bishopric of
• Metz, Christian
• Meunier, Konstantin
• Meunim
• Meurer, Moritz
• Meusel, Andreas
• Meusslin, Wolfgang
• Mexico
• Meyer, Frederick B.
• Meyfart, Johann M.
• Meyrick, Frederick
• Mezuzah
• Mezzofanti, Giuseppe G.
• Miani, Francesco
• Micah
• Michael
• Michael, Emil T. R.
• Michaelis, Christian B.
• Michaelius, Jonas
• Michaelmas
• Michal
• Michel, Martin
• Michelangelo Buonarrotti
• Michelet, Simon T.
• Michelians
• Michmash
• Michmethah
• Micronesia, missions in
• Micronius, Martinus
• Middle ages, art of
• Middleburg, synod of
• Middleton, Conyers
• Midgard serpent
• Midian
• Midianites
• Midrash
• Mieczyslaw I.
• Mieczyslaw II.
• Miesko
• Migetius
• Migliorati, Cosimo de'
• Mignan, Robert
• Migne, Jacques P.
• Migron
• Mihrab
• Mikkelsen, Hans
• Milan
• Milareba
• Milcom
• Mildmay institutions
• Mile
• Miletus
• Mileve, synod of
• Milicz (Militsch) of Kremsier
• Military chaplains
• Militsch (Milicz) of Kremsier
• Mill, James
• Millais, Sir J. E.
• Millenarianism
• Millenary petition
• Millennial Church
• Millennium
• Miller, Hugh
• Milligan, Robert
• Mills
• Mills, Benjamin F.
• Millspaugh, Frank R.
• Milman, Henry H.
• Milne, William
• Milner, Isaac
• Miltiades
• Miltiades, pope
• Miltitz, K. von
• Milton, John
• Min, the deity
• Mina
• Minæa
• Minbar
• Mind cure
• Minden, Bishopric of
• Miner, Alonzo A.
• Minerals, of Assyria
• Mingentius
• Miniatures, use of
• Minims
• Minister, the
• Ministry. See
• Minor Prophets
• Minorites
• Minton, Henry C.
• Minucius, Felix Marcus
• Miracle of Bolsena
• Miracles
• Miraculous pictures
• Miraglia, Paolo
• Miramiones
• Mirandola, Giovanni Pico della
• Mirbt, Carl T.
• Miriam
• Mirrors, Hebrew
• Mirza Ali Mohammed
• Mirza Yahya
• Misalliance
• Miscellaneous Religious Bodies
• Miseco
• Miserere
• Mishna
• Mispeh
• Missa (mass)
• Missal
• Missale Francorum
• Mission
• Missionaries of St. Joseph
• Missionary Alliance, Christian and
• Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Missions of Africa
• Missions
• Missouri, synod of
• Mitanni
• Mitchell, Alexander F.
• Miter
• Mithra
• Mithraic art, serpent in
• Mithraism
• Mithridates of Pontus
• Mixed marriages
• Mizbeah
• Mizmor
• Miznepheth
• Mizpeh
• Mizrachi
• Mizri
• Mizwoth
• Moab
• Moabite Stone
• Moabites
• Moberly, George
• Modalism
• Moderates
• Moderator
• Modern Bible versions
• Modernism
• Modestus
• Modestus, C. S.
• Modet, Herman
• Modetus, H.
• Modin
• Mo'edh
• Moehler, Johann A.
• Moehrle (Moehrlein), Joachim
• Moeller, Christen V. V.
• Moerikofer, Johann K.
• Moerl, Maria von
• Moerlin, Joachim
• Moeser, Justus
• Moffat, James
• Mogilas, Petrus
• Mohammed
• Mohammed Ahmed
• Mohammedan call to prayer
• Mohammedanism
• Mohammedans, missions to
• Mohonk Conference
• Mohr, Georg
• Molainville, Barthélemy D'H. de
• Molanus, Gerhard W.
• Molina, Luis
• Molinæus
• Molinism
• Molinos, Miguel de
• Moll, Willem
• Mollenhecke, Heinrich
• Moller, Heinrich
• Moloch, Molech
• Molokani
• Molther, Menrad
• Moluccas, missions to
• Mombert, Jacob I.
• Momerie, Alfred W.
• Momiers
• Mommsen, on persecutions
• Monachette del Corpus Domini
• Monad, trinitarian
• Monads, Leibnitzian
• Monaldi, Bonfiglio
• Monarchianism
• Monarchical episcopate
• Monasteries of Athos
• Monastery of St. Catharine
• Monastic architecture
• Monasticism (Christian)
• Moncrieff, Alexander
• Monegundis
• Monergism. See
• Money of the Bible
• Mongolia
• Mongolian hymnody
• Mongols
• Monheim, Johann
• Monica (Monnica), saint
• Monism
• Monistic materialism
• Monner, Basilius
• Monnica (Monica), Saint
• Monod, Adolphe L. F. T.
• Monogamy
• Monogram of Jesus Christ
• Monoïmos
• Monophysites
• Monophysitism
• Monotheism
• Monothelites
• Monothelitism
• Monrad, D. G.
• Monsee, Matthew
• Monsell, John S. B.
• Monstrance
• Montagu, Richard
• Montal, Madame de
• Montalembert, Charles F. R.
• Montanism
• Montanus
• Montboissier, Maurice de
• Monte, Giovanni M. del
• Monte Cassino
• Monte Vergine, Benedictine Hermits of
• Montegranelli, Carlo de
• Montenegro
• Montes Pietatis
• Montfaucon, Bernard de
• Montfort, L. M. G. de
• Montgomery, Alexander
• Month, the Hebrew
• Months, Hebrew names for
• Monumental Theology
• Monuments and the Bible
• Moody, Dwight L.
• Moon, Hebrew Conceptions of the
• Moore, Clement C.
• Moorhouse, James
• Moors
• Mora, Albertus de
• Moral inability
• Moral theology, Roman Catholic view of
• Moralists, British
• Morality
• Moran, Patrick F.
• Morata, Olimpia
• Moravia
• Moravian catechism
• Moravians
• Mordecai
• More, Hannah
• Morel, George
• Moreland, William H.
• Morelschiki
• Moreton, R. H.
• Morgan, E. D.
• Morganatic marriage
• Moriah
• Morigia, G. A.
• Morin, Dom
• Morison, James
• Morlinus, Joachim
• Mormons
• Mornay, Philippe de
• Morning Lectures
• Morocco
• Morone, Giovanni de
• Moroni
• Moronites
• Morris, Edward D.
• Morrison, Henry C.
• Morse, Jedediah
• Morskowski, Peter
• Mortal sin
• Mortalism
• Mortmain
• Morton, Nathaniel
• Morus, Alexander
• Mos
• Mosaic cosmogony
• Mosaics, mural
• Moschi
• Moschus
• Moscow synod
• Moser, F. K. von
• Mosera
• Moses
• Moses ben David ben Naphthali
• Moses, W. S.
• Mosheim, Johann L. von
• Moskorzowski, Hieronymus
• Mosque
• Mot
• Motet
• Mother of God
• Mott, John R.
• Motta, Paolo
• Motu proprio
• Moule, George E.
• Moulin, Pierre Du
• Moulins, Guyard des
• Moulton, William F.
• Mount Airy Theological Seminary
• Mountague, Richard
• Mountain of Bashan
• Mountains, sacred
• Mourning Customs, Hebrew
• Mouse, the
• Movement, Laymen's Missionary
• Moxom, Philip S.
• Moyer, Rebecca
• Moyer Lecture
• Mozah
• Mozarabic Liturgy
• Mozetta
• Mozley, James B.
• Mu'awiya
• Mueddin
• Muehlau, Heinrich F.
• Muehlenberg, Frederic A. C.
• Muehlhaeusser, Karl A.
• Muellensiefen, Julius
• Müller, Bernhard
• Müller, Johann G.
• Muempelgart, colloquy of
• Muenchmeyer, August F. O.
• Muenkel, K. K.
• Muenscher, Wilhelm
• Muenster, Anabaptists in
• Muenster, Sebastian
• Muenter, Friedrich C. K. H.
• Muenzer, Thomas
• Mueslin, David
• Muesslin, Wolfgang
• Muezzin
• Mufti
• Muggleton, Lodowick
• Muggletonians
• Muhlenberg, William A.
• Muir, P. M'Adam
• Mulberg, Johannes
• Mulberry trees
• Mule
• Mulford, Elisha
• Mullens, Joseph
• Mullins, Edgar Y.
• Mulot, René
• Mulotists
• Mummers
• Mummu
• Munatius Felix
• Munger, Theodore T.
• Mungo, saint
• Munich papal nunciature
• Municipal hospitals
• Munnu, saint
• Muñoz, Egidio
• Mural decoration
• Muratori, Ludovico A.
• Muratorian Canon
• Murbeck, Peter
• Murderers' Bible
• Murdock, James
• Murillo
• Murner, Thomas
• Murphy, Francis
• Murray, Andrew
• Murrhonites
• Murton, John
• Musa
• Musæus, Johann
• Musculus, Andreas
• Mushke
• Music, English Church
• Musil, Alois
• Musso of Vitonto
• Mustard
• Muston, Alexis
• Mutasilah
• Mutazilites
• Mutesa
• Muth
• Mutilations and Marks, Ceremonial
• Muzri
• Myconius, Friedrich
• Myers, F. W. H.
• Mynster, Jakob P.
• Myrberg, Otto F.
• Myrrh
• Myrtle
• Mystagogia
• Mystagogical Theology
• Mysteries, Christian
• Mysterion
• Mystical presence
• Mysticism
• Mystics
• Myth, the Tammuz
• Mythological cosmogonies
• Mythology
• Myths