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

Showing 335 terms beginning with N.

• Naamah
• Naasenes (Naasseni)
• Naassenian hymn
• Nabatæan sun-worship
• Nabatæans
• Nabatene
• Nabhi
• Nabi Haidar
• Nablus
• Nabonidus
• Nabopolassar
• Naboth
• Nadab
• Nagle, Nano
• Nahr al 'Aujah
• Nahrina
• Nahum
• Nain
• Nairne, Alexander
• Naiton
• Nakdanim
• Nakshbendiyah
• Name
• Names
• Naming
• Namri
• Nana, Nanæa
• Nanak
• Nannar
• Nantes, Edict of
• Naogeorgus
• Naomi
• Naonhaithya
• Naphtali
• Naples
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Naram-Sin
• Nard
• Narrative of the legal priesthood of Christ
• Narrenschiff
• Nash, Henry S.
• Nashotah House
• Nasmith, David
• Nasr
• Nast Theological Seminary
• Natal
• Natalis, Alexander
• Nathan
• Nathanael
• Nathusius, Martin von
• National Bible Society of Scotland
• Nativity, feast of the
• Natnu
• Natural Law
• Nature, Laws of
• Naudé, Philippe
• Naumburg, Bishopric of
• Nausea, Friedrich
• Nauvoo
• Naval chaplains
• Navarre, Reformation in
• Navigation
• Naville, Edouard H.
• Nayler, James
• Nazarene, Church of the
• Nazarenes
• Nazareth
• Nazaretti
• Nazirites
• Neal, Daniel
• Neale, John M.
• Neander, Joachim
• Neapolis, Flavia
• Neat-cattle
• Neau, Elias
• Nebat
• Nebo
• Nebuchadrezzar I.
• Nebuchadrezzar II.
• Nebuchadrezzar, usurper
• Necham, Alexander
• Necho
• Neckam, Alexander
• Nectarius (of Constantinople)
• Nedellec, Hervé de
• Nederlansch Hervormde Kerkgenootschap
• Neely, T. B.
• Neesima
• Neff, Félix
• Negeb, the
• Negro Church Organizations in the U. S.
• Negroes, Baptist
• Nehemiah
• Nehushtan
• Neil, Charles
• Nelles, Samuel S.
• Nelson, Cleveland K.
• Nemesius of Emesa
• Nennius
• Neonomians
• Neophytes
• Neoplatonism
• Neoplatonists
• Neo-Pythagoreanism
• Neostadiensium Admonitio
• Nephelius
• Nephesh
• Nephi, plates of
• Nephilim
• Nephthys
• Nepomuk, John of
• Nepos
• Nepotism, papal
• Nergal
• Neri, Philip, Saint
• Nero
• Nerses I. "the Great"
• Nerses II.
• Nerses III.
• Nerses IV.
• Nerses of Ashtarak
• Nerva, Marcus C.
• Nervous diseases
• Nestle, Christof E.
• Nestor
• Nestorian liturgy
• Nestorianism
• Nestorians
• Nestorius
• Netherlands, Anabaptists in
• Neuburg, religious colloquy of
• Neuchâtel, Free Church of
• Neudecker, Johann C. G.
• Neumann, Caspar
• Neumark, Georg
• Neumeister, Erdmann
• Neuser, Adam
• Neustadt admonition
• Neutral text of New Testament
• Neutri
• Nevin, Alfred
• Nevius, John L.
• New Albany Theological Seminary
• New Testament, concordances
• New, John F.
• Newberry College
• Newcomb, Harvey
• Newcombe, William
• Newell, Harriet
• Newfoundland
• Newman, Albert H.
• Newsom, George E.
• Newtian Church
• Newton Theological Institution
• Newton, Benjamin W.
• Nibhaz
• Nicæa, Council of (325 a. d.)
• Nicæa, Council of (787 a. d.)
• Nicæno-Constantinopolitan creed
• Nicaragua
• Nicolls, Samuel J.
• Nice, councils of. See
• Nicene Christology
• Nicephorus
• Nicephorus, Callistus X.
• Nicetas Acominatus
• Nicetas, David

• Nicholas I., Pope
• Nicholas II.
• Nicholas III.
• Nicholas IV.
• Nicholas V.
• Nicholas V., Antipope
• Nicholas of Basel
• Nicholas, William
• Nichols, William F.
• Nicholson, Isaac L.
• Nicklas of Wlasenic
• Niclaes (Niklaes), Hendrik
• Nicodemus, gospel of
• Nicodemus (Nikolaus) Hagiorites
• Nicol, Thomas
• Nicolai, Philipp
• Nicolaitans
• Nicolas de Clémanges
• Nicolas, Michel
• Nicolaus de Bibera
• Nicole, Pierre
• Nicoll, Sir William R.
• Nicopolis
• Nider, Johann
• Nidintubal
• Niebergall, Friedrich K.
• Niebuhr, Carsten
• Niedner, Christian W.
• Nielsen, Frederik K.
• Niemeyer, August H.
• Nietzsche, Friedrich W.
• Nigeria
• Night watches
• Nightingale, Florence
• Nihongi
• Nikel, Johannes S.
• Niklaes (Niclaes), Hendrik
• Nikolaos Kabasilas
• Nikolaus von Amsdorf
• Nikon
• Nile
• Niles, William W.
• Nilos Kabasilas
• Nilsön, Jens
• Nilus
• Nimbus
• Nîmes, Edict of
• Nimrod
• Nimrud
• Nin-harsag
• Nina
• Ninck, Carl W. T.
• Nine
• Nineveh
• Ningishzida
• Ninian (Ninias), Saint
• Ninib
• Niobites
• Nippold, Friedrich W. F.
• Nippur
• Nirvana
• Nisan
• Nisibis
• Nisin. See
• Nisir
• Nisroch
• Nitrian monasticism
• Nitsch, Georg
• Nitschmann, David
• Nitzsch, Friedrich A. B.
• Niue Island
• No
• Noachian laws
• Noah
• Noah, M. M.
• Noailles, Louis A. de
• Nobel Institute
• Noble guards
• Noble, Samuel
• Nobunaga
• Nocella, Carlo
• Nocturn
• Noel, Alexandre
• Noeldeke, Theodor
• Noerdlingen, Reformation in
• Noerdlingen, Heinrich von
• Noesgen, Karl F.
• Noesselt, Johann A.
• Noetians
• Noetus
• Nohrberg, Andreas
• Nokhri
• Nolasco, Saint Peter
• Nollards. See
• Nomads, Arabian
• Nominalism
• Nominatio Regia
• Nomination, right of
• Nomocanons
• Nomocracy
• Nomoi
• Non-Adorants
• Non-Conformists
• Non-elect infants
• Non-essentials. See
• Non-Jurors
• Non-residence
• Non-resistance
• Nonatus, Raymond
• None
• Nonna
• Nonnos of Panopolis
• Nonnus
• Noph
• Norbert, saint
• Norbertines
• Noria
• Noricum, Christianity in
• Norman romanesque architecture
• Normans
• Norms of dogma
• Norris, John
• North African Church
• North, Brownlow
• Northern kingdom, Hebrew
• Northmen
• Northrup, G. W.
• Northwest Theological Seminary
• Norton, Andrews
• Norway
• Norwegian Bible Society
• Norwich
• Nose-rings
• Notes of the Church
• Notker, Balbulus
• Nott, Eliphalet
• Nourry, D. N. Le
• Nourse, Edward E.
• Nous
• Novalis
• Novatian
• Novatianism
• Novellæ
• Novices
• Nowack, Wilhelm G. H.
• Nowell (Nowel), Alexander
• Noyes, George R.
• Nubians
• Nuelsen, John L.
• Nuernberger, Augustin
• Nukra
• Nullity of marriage, decree of
• Numbers, in apocalyptic
• Numeri rabba
• Nun
• Nunciature in Munich
• Nuncios, papal
• Nuns of the Good Shepherd
• Nuremberg Bible Society
• Nur-Ramman
• Nursing
• Nusairî (Nuzairi)
• Nusku
• Nuzairi (Nusairî)
• Nyaya
• Nyayis
• Nystroem, Johan E.
• Nyvall, David