New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge [Dictionary edition]

Showing 540 terms beginning with D.

• D (Deuteronomist)
• D'Achery, Dom Luc
• D'Angers, David
• D'Arcy, Charles F.
• D'Aubigné, J. H. Merle
• Da Costa, Izaak
• Da Vinci, Leonardo
• Dabney, Robert L.
• Dach, Simon
• Dadistan-i Dinik
• Daena
• Dagoba
• Dagon
• Dahomey
• Daillé (Dallæus), Jean
• Daisenberg, A. A.
• Dalai lama
• Daland, William C.
• Dalberg, Theodor von
• Dale, James W.
• Dalman, Gustaf H.
• Dalmatic
• Dalton, Hermann
• Damascenus the Studite
• Damascus
• Damaskinos the Studite
• Damasus I., Pope
• Damasus II.
• Dames blanches
• Damian, Saint
• Damiani, Pietro
• Damianitæ
• Damianus
• Damien, Father
• Damkina
• Damon, S. C.
• Dan, the city
• Dance of death
• Dancers
• Dancing
• Daneau, Lambert
• Danei, Francesco
• Daniel
• Daniel's Band, Church of
• Danish American Missions, Society for
• Danite band
• Dann, Christian A.
• Dannæus, Lambert
• Dannhauer, Johann C.
• Danovius, Ernst J.
• Dansatores
• Dante, Alighieri
• Danz, Johann T. L.
• Danzig Bible
• Daponte, Cæsarius
• Dar 'a (Dar 'at)
• Darby, John N.
• Darbyites
• Dargan, Edwin C.
• Daric
• Darius, Son of Hystaspes
• Darius II. Nothus
• Darius III. Codomannus
• Darlington, James H.
• Dartmouth College, revival in
• Darwin, Charles
• Darwinism and man
• Date of Easter
• Daten, Pieter
• Dathe, Johann A.
• Dathenus, Petrus
• Daub, Karl
• Daufari
• Daugherty, Jerome
• Daughters of the Assumption
• Daut, Johann M.
• Davenport, Christopher
• David
• David, Christian
• Davidis, Franciscus
• Davidists
• Davids, Thomas W. R.
• Davidson, Andrew B.
• Davies, Benjamin
• Davis, A. J.
• Davison, William T.
• Dawson, Sir John W.
• Day of atonement
• Day, Charles O.
• Dayanand Saraswati
• De Beaulieu
• De Brosses, C.
• De Dieu. See
• De Groot, Petrus H.
• De hæretico comburendo
• De Ment, Byron H.
• De Puy, William H.
• De Rossi, G. B. See
• De transitu Mariæ
• De tribus impostoribus
• De Wette. See
• DeWitt, John
• Deacon
• Deaconesses
• Dead, disposal of
• Dean
• Death
• Deborah
• Debra Damo monastery
• Debts, Hebrew
• Decalogue
• Decapolis
• Decian persecution
• Decius, Emperor
• Decius, Nikolaus
• Declaration of Indulgence
• Decoration, Mural
• Decorative art
• Decree
• Decretal
• Dedan
• Dedel, Adrian
• Dedication, feast of
• Dedler, Rochus
• Deed of declaration, Methodist
• Defenseless Mennonites
• Defender of the Faith
• Defensores
• Defilement and Purification, Ceremonial
• Definitor
• Deflorationes
• Degenfeld, Count Joseph
• Degradation
• Dehault, Edmond
• Deioces
• Deisidaimonia
• Deism
• Deissman, Gustav A.
• Deities, Assyrian
• Deity of Jesus
• Del Vio, Thomas
• Delany, William
• Delilah
• Delimiting bulls
• Delitzsch, Franz
• Della Volpe, Francesco S.
• Deluge
• Demarest, William H. S.
• Demarus
• Demeter
• Demetrias, Pelagius' letter to
• Demetrius I. Soter
• Demetrius II. Nicator
• Demetrius of Alexandria
• Demiurge
• Democritus
• Demon
• Demoniac
• Demonism
• Demonology
• Demotic script
• Dempster, Thomas
• Demutha
• Denarius Sancti Petri
• Denck, Hans. See
• Denio, Francis B.
• Denis, Saint
• Denison, George A.
• Denk (Denck), Hans
• Denmark
• Denney, James
• Dennis, James S.
• Denominational missionary societies
• Denominationalism
• Dens, Peter
• Denton, Richard
• Denunciation
• Depfer, Samuel
• Deposition
• Deprivation
• Deputatus
• Derceto
• Dereser, Thaddæus A.
• Dermout, J. J.
• Dervish
• Des Marets, Samuel
• Descartes, René
• Descent of Christ into Hell
• Descent of Ishtar
• Desentis, Abbé
• Desert, church of the
• Desiderius
• Desiderius, Hippolytus
• Desire
• Desservant
• Désubas
• Determinism
• Deusdedit, Pope
• Deutero-Isaiah
• Deuteronomic writer
• Deuteronomium Rabba
• Deuteronomy
• Deutsch, Samuel M.
• Deutscher evangelischer Kirchentag
• Deutschmann, Johann
• Dévay, Mátyás B.
• Development, Theological and Historical
• Deventer
• Devil
• Devin
• Devolution, Law of
• Devotion
• Dewey, John
• Dexter, Henry M.
• Dhamina
• Dhyani-Buddhas
• Di Pietro, Angelo
• Diabolos
• Diaconate
• Diaconicon
• Diakonos, diakonissa
• Dialogues of Plato
• Dialogus de Recta in Deum Fide
• Diamond
• Diana, Antoninus
• Dianoia
• Diaspora (Jewish)
• Diatessaron
• Diatheke
• Diaz, Juan
• Dibelius, Franz W.
• Dibon
• Dice
• Dick, David
• Dickey, Samuel
• Dickinson, Jonathan
• Dickson, David
• Didache
• Didascalia
• Diderot, Denis
• Didon, Henri
• Didymus, the Blind, of Alexandria
• Didymus, Gabriel
• Die kleine Gemeinde
• Dieckhoff, August W.
• Diekamp, Franz
• Diepenbrock, Melchior von
• Dies iræ
• Diestel, Ludwig
• Diet of Augsburg
• Dietary Laws of the Hebrews
• Dietenberger, Johannes
• Dieter of Isenburg
• Dietl, G. A.
• Dietmar, Benedictine
• Dietrich, Konrad
• Diets
• Dieu, Ludovicus de
• Dieulafoy, Marcel
• Digambaras
• Diggle, John W.
• Dikaiosynē
• Dike, Samuel W.
• Diller (Dilherr), Michael
• Dillmann, Christian F. A.
• Dilthey, Wilhelm
• Dimesses
• Dimitri of Rostov
• Dimoerites
• Din

• Dina-i Mainog-i Khirad
• Dinkart
• Dinter, Gustav F.
• Diocesan bishops
• Diocese
• Diocletian, Emperor
• Diodati, Giovanni
• Diodorus Siculus
• Diogenes of Apollonia
• Diognetus, Epistle to
• Dionysiac-Orphic mysteries
• Dionysian canons
• Dionysius, Pope
• Dionysius the Carthusian
• Dionysus
• Dioscorus (Dioscurus), antipope
• Dioscuri
• Dioscurus, pope
• Dioscurus I. of Alexandria
• Diospolis, synod of
• Dippel, Johann K.
• Diptychs
• Directory, Apostolic Church
• Diriment impediments to marriage
• Disabilities, Roman Catholic
• Disability to good
• Discalced Carmelites
• Discharge Bible
• Disciple
• Disciples of Christ
• Discipline, ecclesiastical
• Discretion, Year of
• Diseases and the Healing Art, Hebrew
• Disibod, Saint
• Dispensation
• Disputation of Bern
• Disputationes de controversiis Christianæ fidei
• Disruption
• Disselhoff, Julius A. G.
• Dissent, English
• Dissolution of marriage
• Ditheism
• Dithmar
• Dittrich, Franz
• Dium
• Divan
• Divara
• Divination
• Divine immanence
• Divinity School of the P. E. Church in Philadelphia
• Divorce
• Dix, Morgan
• Dixon, Amzi C.
• Dmowski, J. A.
• Doane, William C.
• Dobbin, Alexander
• Dobneck
• Dobronoky (George)
• Dobschuetz, Ernst A. A. O. A. von
• Docetism
• Doctor
• Doctor's degree
• Doctrina Addæi
• Doctrinaires
• Doctrine of God
• Doctrines, histories of
• Documentary hypothesis of Hexateuch
• Dodanim
• Doddridge, Philip
• Dodge, D. L.
• Dods, Marcus
• Dodwell, Henry
• Doederlein, Christian A.
• Doedes, Jacobus I.
• Doeg
• Doellinger, Johann J. I. von
• Doerholt, Bernhard
• Doering, K. A.
• Doerries, Bernhard
• Dog, Zoroastrian
• Doggett, Laurence L.
• Dogma
• Dogmatic conception of the world
• Dogmatics
• Dogmatics, exegesis and
• Dogs
• Dok
• Dolcino
• Dole, Charles F.
• Dolmens
• Domenico Fontana
• Domicellus
• Dominic, Saint
• Dominical Letter
• Dominicale
• Dominican Order
• Dominis, Marco A. de
• Domitian, Emperor
• Domitilla, Flavia
• Domnus
• Domus Hospitalis S. Mariæ Theutonicorum in Jerusalem
• Donaldson, Sir James
• Donatello
• Donation of Charlemagne
• Donatism
• Donatus the Great
• Donne, John
• Donnelan, Anne
• Donnell, Robert
• Donnellan (Donnelan) Lectures
• Donoso Cortés, J. F. M. M. de la
• Donus (Domnus)
• Doolittle, Thomas
• Doorkeeper
• Doppers
• Dor
• Dora, Sister
• Dorchester, Daniel
• Doremus, Caroline
• Dorfmann, Johann
• Dorner, August J.
• Dorothea the Recluse
• Dorotheus of Antioch
• Dort, Synod of
• Doshisha university
• Dositheos of Jerusalem
• Dositheus, the Samaritan
• Dosker, Henry E.
• Dothan
• Douai
• Douane, E. T.
• Douchobors. See
• Douen, Emmanuel O.
• Doughty, Francis
• Douglas, George C. M.
• Doumergue, Emile
• Dove, in art
• Doves
• Dow, Lorenzo
• Dowden, John
• Dowie, John A.
• Dowling, John
• Doxology
• Doxopatrius
• Doyle, A. M.
• Doyle, Bishop
• D'Oyly, George
• Drabik, Mikulj
• Drach, Johann
• Drachma
• Drachman, Bernard
• Draconites, Johannes
• Dracontia
• Dracontius, Blossin A.
• Draendorf, Johannes
• Draeseke, Johann H. B.
• Dragon
• Dragon myth
• Dragonnades
• Dragon's well
• Drake Theological Seminary
• Drama, Canticles as
• Dramas, religious
• Drane, Augusta T.
• Draper, J. W.
• Dravidians
• Dreams
• Drelincourt, Charles
• Dress, Hebrew
• Drew Theological Seminary
• Drews, Paul G.
• Drexel, Katherine
• Drey, Johann S. von
• Driessche, Jan van den
• Driscoll, James F.
• Driver, Samuel R.
• Drobisch, Wilhelm
• Droste-Vischering
• Droz, François X. J.
• Drozdov, V. M.
• Druid
• Drujes
• Drummond, Henry
• Drunkenness
• Drury, Augustus W.
• Druses
• Drusilla
• Drusius, Johannes
• Druthmar, Christian
• Drvaspa
• Dry mass
• Dryander, Ernst
• Drysdale, Alexander H.
• Du Bartas, G. de Salluste
• Du Bois, William E. B.
• Du Bose, William P.
• Du Cange, C. du Fresne
• Du Guet, Jacques J.
• Du Halde, Jean B.
• Du Moulin, Charles
• Du Perron, Jacques D.
• Du Pin, Louis E.
• Du Plessis-Mornay, Philippe
• Du Vergier de Hauranne, Jean
• Dualism
• Dualistic materialism
• Dubbink, Gerrit H.
• Dubbs, Joseph H.
• Dubosc, Pierre T.
• Dubourg, Anne
• Duc, Fronton le
• Ducæus. See
• Ducatus Romanus
• Ducey, Thomas J.
• Duchesne, Louis M. O.
• Duck River Association of Baptists
• Dudics, Andreas
• Dudith (Dudich), Andreas
• Dudley, Thomas W.
• Duel
• Duerer, Albrecht
• Duesterdieck, Friedrich H. C.
• Dueza, Jacques
• Duff, Alexander
• Duffield, George
• Dughdhova
• Duhm, Bernard L.
• Duifhuis, Huibert
• Dukhobors
• Dulcimer
• Dulcino, Dulcinists. See
• Dulia
• Dulles, Joseph H.
• Dulon, Rodolf
• Dumah
• Dunant, Henry
• Duncan, John
• Dungal
• Dungi
• Dunin, Martin von
• Dunkers (Dunkards)
• Dunn, Ransom
• Dunne, Edward J.
• Dunning, Albert E.
• Duns Scotus
• Dunstan, Saint
• Dunster, Henry
• Dupanloup, Félix A. P.
• Duperron, Anquetil
• Dur-Sharrukin
• Duran of Huesca
• Durand of Osca
• Durandus, Gulielmus
• Durbin, John P.
• Durham
• Durie (Dury), John
• Duryea, Joseph T.
• Dusara
• Dutch Bible versions
• Duties, conflict of
• Dutoit, Jean P.
• Duty
• Dvaita
• Dvin
• Dwight, Henry O.
• Dwin
• Dykes, James O.
• Dynamistic monarchianism
• Dyophysitism
• Dyothelitism