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

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• Saadia ben Joseph
• Saadia Gaon. See
• Saalschuetz, Joseph L.
• Sabaean kingdom
• Sabaism
• Sabaites
• Sabaoth
• Sabas
• Sabatier, Charles P. M.
• Sabbatati
• Sabbath
• Sabbatharians
• Sabbatical Year
• Sabellianism, Sabellians
• Sabellius
• Sabians
• Sabieude, Raymund
• Sabine, William T.
• Sabinian
• Sabotiers
• Sabtah
• Sacchi, Bartolomeo
• Sacchoni, Rainerio
• Sachau, Eduard
• Sacheverell, Henry
• Sachs, Hans
• Sachsse, Eugen
• Sack, August F. W.
• Sack Brethren
• Sackbut
• Sackcloth
• Sackmann, Jobst
• Sacrament
• Sacramental body of Christ
• Sacramentalism
• Sacramentals
• Sacramentarium Gallicanum
• Sacraments
• Sacramentum
• Sacred to Christ
• Sacrificati
• Sacrifice
• Sacrifices, bloodless
• Sacrificial idea of Lord's Supper
• Sacrilege
• Sacrista
• Sacristan
• Sacy, Louis I. L. de
• Sad Dar
• Saddle
• Sadduc the Pharisee
• Sadducees
• Sadharan Brahmo Somaj
• Sadoleto, Jacopo
• Saegmueller, Johannes B.
• Saerkilahti, Peter
• Saganus, Georgius
• Sages, Hebrew
• Sagittarius, Kaspar
• Sagredo, Gerard
• Sahaduna
• Sahag
• Sahag the Great
• Sahal Battof
• Sahar
• Sahidic (Saidic) version
• Sahijdharis
• Sahil 'Arrabah
• Sa'id al Fayyumi
• Saidic version
• Sailer, Johann M. von
• Saint Abraham, Michael
• Saint-Martin, Louis C. de
• Saints
• Sa'ir
• Sakkos
• Sakkun
• Sakti
• Saladin
• Salcah
• Salem (Jerusalem)
• Sales, Francis de
• Salig, Christian A.
• Salisbury
• Salle, J. B. de la
• Salmanticenses
• Salmasius, Claudius
• Salmeron, Alphonso
• Salmon, George
• Salmond, Stewart D. F.
• Salmurianism
• Salome
• Salt
• Salutations, Hebrew
• Salvador
• Salvation
• Salvianus
• Salvius of Alby
• Salzburg, Archdiocese of
• Sam, Konrad
• Sam'al
• Sama-Veda
• Samael
• Samaria
• Samaritan Pentateuch
• Samaritans
• Samerina
• Samkhya
• Samoan Islands, missions in the
• Samos, sibyl of
• Samsara
• Samson
• Samson, Bernhardin
• Samuel
• San Francisco Theological Seminary
• San Giovanni in Ravenna
• San Juan del Pereiro, order of
• Sanaballetes
• Sanballat
• Sanbenetillo
• Sanbenito
• Sanchuniathon
• Sancroft, William
• Sancta Clara, Abraham a
• Sanctification
• Sanction, pragmatic
• Sanctis, Luigi de
• Sanctuaria
• Sanctuary
• Sanctus
• Sand, Christoph, the Younger
• Sandaliati
• Sandals
• Sanday, William
• Sandeman, Robert
• Sandemanians
• Sander, Immanuel F. E.
• Sanders, Frank K.
• Sanderson, Joseph
• Sandhagen, C. H.
• Sandracotta
• Sandys, Edwin
• Sanford, Elias B.
• Sangara
• Sangha
• Sanhedrin
• Sankaracharya
• Sankey, Ira D.
• Sanminiatelli, Zabarella A.
• Sanson, Bernhardino
• Santa Cruz, Protestant mission in
• Santi, Raphael
• Santo Domingo
• Santo Stefano Rotundo
• Sanussites
• Saoshyant
• Saphir, Adolph
• Sapor I.
• Sapphire
• Sarabaites (Sarabites)
• Saracens
• Saraswati, Dayanand;
• Saravia, Adrian
• Sarcerius, Erasmus
• Sarcophagi
• Sardanapalus
• Sardica, Synod of
• Sardis
• Sardonyx
• Sarepta
• Sargon I.
• Sargon of Assyria
• Sariel
• Saronas
• Sarpi, Paolo
• Sarto, G. M.
• Sartorius, C. F.
• Sarum, breviary of
• Sarx (flesh)
• Sarzec, Ernest de
• Sassanians
• Sata
• Satan
• Satanael
• Satisfaction
• Satolli, F. di Paolo
• Satornilos
• Satterlee, Henry Y.
• Sattler, Michael
• Saturday, holy
• Saturn
• Saturnalia
• Saturninus
• Sauer, Joseph
• Saul
• Saum, Konrad
• Saumaise, Claude de
• Saumur
• Saumurism
• Saur, Christoph
• Sauriel
• Saurin, Jacques
• Sauru
• Saussaye, P. D. C. de la
• Savage, Minot J.
• Savage Island
• Savelli, Cencio
• Savitar
• Savonarola, Girolamo
• Savoy Conference
• Saxon Bible Society
• Saxons, Conversion of the
• Saxony
• Saybrook platform
• Sayce, Archibald H.
• Sbinko of Hasenburg
• Scadding, Charles
• Scala, Joseph J. de la
• Scaliger, Joseph J.
• Scalzetti
• Scandinavia, Baptists in
• Scandinavian Baptists
• Scannell, Thomas B.
• Scapegoat
• Scapular
• Scarborough, John
• Scarlet
• Scaurus
• Scefi, Clara
• Scetic monasticism
• Schaal, Adam
• Schade, Kaspar
• Schaeder, Erich
• Schaefer, Philipp A.
• Schaeffer, Charles F.
• Schaff, David S.
• Schaffhausen, Reformation in
• Schaitberger, Joseph
• Schall, Johann A.
• Schanz, Paul von
• Schappeler, Christoph
• Scharling, Carl H.
• Schartau, Henrik
• Schauffler, Adolf F.
• Schauffler Missionary Training School
• Schaumburg-Lippe
• Schechter, Solomon
• Scheel, Juergen O. E. I.
• Schéele, Knut H. G. von
• Scheffer, Jacob G. de Hoop
• Scheffler, Johann
• Scheibel, Johann G.
• Scheidemann, Heinrich
• Scheidt, Samuel
• Schelhorn, Johann G., the Elder
• Schell, Hermann
• Schelling, Friedrich W. J. von
• Schelwig, Samuel
• Schenck, Ferdinand S.
• Schenkel, Daniel
• Schenz, Wilhelm
• Scherer, Edmond H. A.
• Schereschewsky, Samuel I. J.
• Schermann, Theodor F. J.
• Scheurl, Christoph G. A., Freiherr von
• Schian, Martin
• Schick
• Schickler, Fernand de, Baron
• Schiele, Friedrich M.
• Schijn, Hermannus
• Schiller, J. C. F. von
• Schinner, Matthias
• Schism
• Schlatter, Adolf
• Schlecht, Josef
• Schlegel, Friedrich
• Schleiermacher, Friedrich D. E.
• Schleiermacher, Hegel and
• Schleswick-Holstein
• Schleupner, Dominicus
• Schleusner, Johann F.
• Schlichting, Jonas
• Schloegl, Nivard J. B.
• Schlottmann, Constantin
• Schlüter, Andreas
• Schlumbach, Fritz
• Schmalkald Articles
• Schmalz, M. F.
• Schmid, Aloys von
• Schmidt, Carl
• Schmiedel, Paul W.
• Schmolck, Benjamin
• Schmucker, Beal M.
• Schneckenburger, Matthias
• Schnedermann, Georg H.
• Schneider, Benjamin
• Schnepff, Erhard
• Schnitzer, Josef
• Schnorr von Carolsfeld, J.
• Schnuetgen, Alex.
• Schodde, Georg H.
• Schoeberlein, Ludwig F.
• Schoell, Carl W.
• Schoener, J. G.
• Schoenfelder, Josef M.
• Schoenherr, Johann H.
• Schoenhof, Gregor
• Schoettgen, Johann C.
• Scholarios, Georgios
• Scholarship, Lutheranism and
• Scholastic ethics
• Scholasticism
• Scholasticus, Johannes III.
• Scholasticus (official)
• Scholia
• Scholten, Jan H.
• Scholz, Anton
• Schongauer, Martin
• School of Alexandria
• Schoolmen
• Schools, Christian
• Schopenhauer, Arthur
• Schortinghuis, Willem
• Schott, Heinrich A.
• Schrader, Eberhard
• Schrenk, Elias
• Schroeckh, Johann M.
• Schroeder, Joachim
• Schroers, Johann H.
• Schryver, Cornelius de
• Schubert, Gotthilf H. von
• Schuerer, Emil
• Schuermann (Schurman), Anna M. von
• Schuetze, Constantine
• Schulte, J. F. von
• Schultens, Albert
• Schultetus, Abraham
• Schulthess, Johannes
• Schultz, Friedrich W.
• Schultze, Augustus
• Schulz, Alphons
• Schulz, J. H.
• Schulze, Gottschalk
• Schupp (Schuppius), Johann B.
• Schurman, A. M. van. See
• Schuyler, John
• Schwabach Articles
• Schwally, Friedrich
• Schwane, Joseph
• Schwartz, C. F.
• Schwarz, Carl
• Schwarzburg, Countess of
• Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
• Schwarzburg-Sondershausen
• Schwarzwald preacher
• Schwebel, Johann
• Schwegler, Friedrich C. A.
• Schweinfurth, G. J.
• Schweinitz, Edmund A. de
• Schweitzer, Albert
• Schweizer, Alexander
• Schwenckfeld von Ossig, Kaspar
• Schwenckfeldians
• Science, Christian
• Scilli, Martyrs of
• Scolari, Paola
• Scolopians
• Scopas
• Scot, Michael
• Scotch catechism
• Scotland
• Scott, Charles A.
• Scotus, Johannes Duns
• Scotus Erigena, Johannes
• Scouller, James B.
• Scovel, Sylvester F.
• Screven, William
• Scribes
• Scribonius
• Script, Egyptian
• Scriptoris, Paul
• Scripture
• Scriptures in Christian Science
• Scrivener, Frederick H. A.
• Scriver, Christian
• Scrooby church
• Scudamore, William E.
• Scudder, Henry M.
• Scullard, Herbert H.
• Sculpture, Christian Use of
• Scultetus, Abraham
• Scythians
• Scythianus
• Scythopolis
• Sdralek, Maximilian L.
• S'Dum
• Sea of Chinneroth
• Seabury, Samuel
• Seabury Divinity School
• Seah
• Seals
• Seamen, Missions to
• Seamen's Christian Brotherhood
• Searle, John P.
• Sears, Barnas
• Seba
• Sebaste
• Sebastian
• Sebastos Cyminetes
• Sebituane
• Secession Church
• Secession and church property
• Seckendorf, Veit L. von
• Secker, Thomas
• Second Advent
• Secrecy of the Confessional
• Secret, instruction in the
• Secrétan, Charles
• Sect of Hall
• Sectarianism
• Section divisions of Old Testament
• Sects, Mohammedan
• Secular jurisdiction over clergy
• Secularism
• Secularization
• Secundus of Tigisis
• Sedarim, sedaroth
• Seder 'Olam rabba
• Sedes Vacans
• Sedgwick, Daniel
• Sedlnitzki, Leopold Graf von
• Sedulius, Cœlius
• Seeberg, Oskar T. A.
• Seebohm, Frederic
• Seed-time, Palestinian
• Seehofer, Arsacius
• Seekers
• Seeley, Sir John R.
• Seelye, Julius H.
• Seer
• Sefer Yezirah
• Sefiroth
• Segarelli, Gherardo
• Segna, Francesco
• Segneri, Paolo
• Segond, Jacques J. L.
• Ségur, Gaston de
• Seidel, Friedrich
• Seidemann, Johann K.
• Seir
• Se'irim
• Seiss, Joseph A.
• Seitz, Anton
• Sekeletu
• Selah (Sela)
• Selah (musical term)
• Selbie, John A.
• Selborne, Roundell, Earl of
• Selby, Thomas G.
• Selden, John
• Seleucia, see of
• Seleucia-Ctesiphon, see of
• Seleucidæ
• Seleucus I. Nicator
• Seleucus II. Callinicus
• Seleucus III. (Ceraunus) Soter
• Seleucus IV. Philopator
• Seleucus V.
• Self-defense
• Self-denial
• Self-murder
• Selfishness
• Selicians
• Seligenstadt
• Selivanov
• Sell, Edward
• Sellin, Ernst F. M.
• Selnecker, Nikolaus
• Selwyn, George A.
• Semi-Arians
• Semi-Pelagianism
• Semiramis
• Semites
• Semitic dialects
• Semler, Johann S.
• Semo Sancus
• Sempringham canons
• Sen, Keshav Chandra
• Sénault, J. F.
• Sendgericht
• Sendjirli inscription
• Sendomir, Consensus of
• Seneca, Lucius A.
• Senegal
• Senegambia and the Niger
• Senex
• Senior, Mrs. Nassau
• Sennacherib
• Sentences of Peter Lombard
• Separate Baptists
• Separated Armenian churches
• Separates
• Separatism, pietistic
• Separatists
• Sepharvaim
• Sepher Yezirah
• Sepp, Christiaan
• Sepporis
• Septimius, Severus
• Septuagesima
• Septuagint
• Sepulcher, holy
• Sepulcrines
• Sequence
• Seraphim
• Serapion
• Serapium, in Alexandria
• Serfdom of the peasants
• Sergius I., Pope
• Sergius II.
• Sergius III.
• Sergius IV.
• Sergius and Bacchus
• Sergius-Tychicus
• Séricourt, Simon de
• Sermon, the
• Serpent, the Brazen
• Serranus, Johannes
• Servant of Yahweh
• Servatius, Saint
• Servetus, Michael
• Servia
• Servian Bible versions
• Service, John
• Service for the unemployed
• Servites
• Seso, Carlos de
• Session
• Sessums, Davis
• Set
• Seth
• Sethians
• Sethites
• Seton, Elizabeth A.
• Setshele
• Seuse, H. A.
• Seven deadly sins
• Seven-day week
• Seventh-day Adventists
• Seventy
• Severians
• Severianus
• Severinus, Pope
• Severinus, Saint
• Severus (of Antioch)
• Sewall, Frank
• Sewel, Willem
• Sewell, William
• Sexagesima
• Sext
• Sexton
• Sexual influences, in worship
• Seyerlen, Karl R.
• Seymour, George F.
• Sfondrati, Niciolo
• Sforza, Giovanni
• Sguropulus, Silvester
• Shaalbim
• Shaaraim
• Shabaka
• Shabbethai Zebi
• Shabbethaianism
• Shaftesbury, Anthony A. Cooper, third earl of
• Shah Namah
• Shahan, Thomas J.
• Shahpur (Shapur) I.
• Shahpur II.
• Shaikh Ahmad
• Shaikhis
• Shakers
• Shakespeare, William
• Shakti
• Shalisha
• Shallum
• Shalmaneser I.
• Shalmaneser II. (III.)
• Shalmaneser III. (IV.)
• Shalmaneser IV. (V.)
• Shamanism
• Shamash
• Shamir
• Shammai
• Shamshi-Hadad
• Shamshi-Ramman I.
• Shamshi-Ramman II.
• Shamshi-Ramman IV.
• Shan race
• Shanahan, Edmund T.
• Shang-Ti
• Shapur. See
• Sharebu
• Shari'at al-kabirah
• Shari'at al-Manadirah
• Sharon, plain of
• Sharp, Granville
• Sharpe, Samuel
• Shatt-al-Hai
• Shaving
• Shaw, John B.
• Shaw, William I.
• Shawl
• Shayast la-Shayast
• Sheba
• Shebna (Shebnah)
• Shechem
• Shedd, John H.
• Shedhim
• Sheehan, Patrick A.
• Sheep
• Sheepshanks, John
• Sheik
• Shekel
• Shekinah
• Sheldon, Charles M.
• Shem
• Shema
• Shemaiah
• Shemesh
• Shemites. See
• Shemoneh esreh
• Shenoute
• Sheol
• Shepard, Thomas
• Shephelah
• Shepherd of Hermas
• Shepherds
• Sheraton, James P.
• Sherlock, Richard
• Sherwood, Grace
• Sheshbazzar
• Sheshet Barfat, Isaac ben
• Sheshonk I.
• Shield
• Shields, Charles W.
• Shiites
• Shikand-Gumanik Vijar
• Shiloh
• Shinar
• Shinto
• Ship of fools
• Shipley, Orby
• Shipp, Albert M.
• Ships
• Shirley, Waddington
• Shirpurla
• Shirt
• Shishak
• Shoes, episcopal
• Shophetim
• Shore, Thomas T.
• Shorter catechism
• Shorthand
• Showbread
• Shrine for relics
• Shuckford, Samuel
• Shuey, William J.
• Shulamite
• Shur, wilderness of
• Shushan
• Siam and Laos
• Sibbes, Richard

• Sibel, Kaspar
• Sib'i
• Sibs, Richard
• Sibyl
• Sibylline Books
• Sicarii
• Sicilian bee
• Sicily
• Sick, communion of
• Sickenberger, Joseph
• Sickingen, Franz von
• Sickinger, Magdalena
• Sidim
• Sidon
• Sidonians
• Sidonius, Apollinaris
• Siebeck, Hermann
• Sieffert, Friedrich A. E.
• Siegfried (missionary)
• Siegfried, Karl A.
• Siena, Synod of
• Sieninski, Johannes
• Sierra Leone
• Sieveking, Amalie W.
• Sifatites
• Sigbert
• Sigebert of Gembloux
• Sigismund (Sigmund) of Austria, duke
• Sigismund, emperor
• Sigismund (August) II.
• Sigismund, Johann
• Sign of the cross
• Signet
• Significance of baptism
• Signorelli, Luca
• Sigurd
• Sigwart, C.
• Sihler, Edward W. A.
• Sihon
• Sikhs, Sikhism
• Silas (Silvanus)
• Silesius, Angelus
• Siloam Inscription
• Silva, Beatrix de
• Silvanus, Johannes
• Silver
• Silverius, Pope
• Silvester (Sylvester) I., Pope
• Silvester II.
• Silvester III., Antipope
• Silvester IV., Antipope
• Silvestris-Ferrariensis, Franciscus de
• Silvia Aquitana
• Silvius, Æneas
• Simeon ben Yohai
• Simeon (of Jerusalem)
• Simeon, Charles
• Simeon (Simon) Stock, saint
• Simler, Josias
• Simon VI. of Lippe
• Simon (Simeon) ben Yohai
• Simon de Brion
• Simon, David W.
• Simon Stock, Saint
• Simonianism
• Simonias
• Simonites, gospel of the
• Simons, Menno
• Simony
• Simplicius, Pope
• Simpson, Albert B.
• Simson, Eduard
• Simultaneum
• Simyra (Simyrus)
• Sin
• Sinai
• Sinaita, Johannes
• Sinaitic codex
• Sinaitic-Syriac manuscript
• Sinclair, William M.
• Sinecure
• Si-ngan-fu, inscription of
• Singer, Isidore
• Singers
• Singhs
• Singing, solo
• Singleness of Heart
• Sinim
• Sinites
• Sinker, Robert
• Sinlessness of Christ
• Sins, confession of
• Sin-shar-ishkun
• Sinteris, W. F.
• Siphra
• Siphre
• Sippar
• Sirach, book of
• Siricius
• Sirius
• Sirmian formulas
• Sirmium, synod of
• Sirmond, Jacques
• Sirozahs
• Sisebut
• Sisera
• Sisinnius, Pope
• Sisinnius of Constantinople
• Sisterhood of All Saints
• Sisterhoods
• Sister-servants of the . . . heart of Mary
• Sisters of Bethlehem
• Sisters of the People
• Sisters. See also
• Sistra
• Sisu, Saint
• Sitil
• Sitnah
• Sitnapishtim
• Sittich, Markus
• Siva
• Sivaism
• Six
• Six articles
• Six-principles Baptists
• Sixtine-Clementine Bible
• Sixtus I., Pope
• Sixtus II.
• Sixtus III.
• Sixtus IV.
• Sixtus V.
• Sixtus of Sienna
• Skalich, Paul
• Skalsky, Gustav A.
• Skeat, Walter W.
• Skinner, John
• Skiti
• Skoptzi
• Skorina, Frantsisk
• Skrefsrud, Lars O.
• Skytte, Martin
• Slater, Samuel
• Slattery, Charles L.
• Slaughter of food animals
• Slavery
• Slaves by Jews, ownership of Christian
• Slavic catechisms
• Slavonic Bible versions
• Slavs, Conversion of the
• Sleep of souls
• Sleidanus, Johannes
• Slime pits in Palestine
• Sling
• Slovaks
• Slovenian Bibles
• Smalley, John
• Smaragdus
• Smectymnuus
• Smend, Julius
• Smerdis
• Smet, Pierre J. de
• Smijtegeld
• Smiley, A. K.
• Smith, Adam
• Smyrna
• Smyth, John
• Snape, Andrew
• Snethen, Nicholas
• Snow, B. G.
• Snowden, James H.
• So
• Soares, Antonio da Fonseca
• Sober Anabaptists
• Social Brethren
• Social work
• Socialism
• Societas divini Salvatoris
• Société Évangélique de Genève
• Society for the abolition of the slave trade
• Socinianism
• Socinians
• Socinus, Faustus
• Socoh
• Socrates (church historian)
• Soden, Hans K. H., Freiherr von
• Sodom
• Soerensen, Anders H. V.
• Sœurs or Dames de la Sainte Trinité
• Sœurs. See also
• Sohar. See
• Sohm, Rudolf
• Sohn, Georg
• Soil of Palestine
• Soissons, synod of
• Solar basis of year
• Solemn league and covenant
• Solimani, G. M. B.
• Solo singing
• Solomon
• Solomon III., abbot
• Solomon bar Isaac
• Solomon Islands, missions in the
• Solomonic dynasty in Abyssinia
• Som, Konrad
• Soma ("body")
• Soma (deity)
• Somaliland
• Somaschians
• Son of God
• Soner, Ernst
• Song, homophonic
• Sons of God
• Sonship, Jesus' view of
• Sonship. See also
• Soothsaying
• Sophia (Wisdom)
• Sophronius
• Sorbic Bibles
• Sorbon, Robert de
• Sorbonne
• Sorbs
• Sorcery and Soothsaying
• Sorck, Erasmus
• Sordini, Caterina.
• Sores
• Sortes Apostolorum
• Sosibius
• Soter, Pope
• Soteriology
• Soto, Domingo de
• Sotularii
• Soubiran, Abbé de
• Soubirous, Bernadette
• Soul
• Soule, Joshua
• Souls, cure of
• Sources of dogma
• Sources of infancy narratives
• Souter, Alexander
• South, Robert
• South Africa, Reformed Church in
• Southcott, Joanna
• Southcottians
• Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Southgate, Horatio
• Southwestem Baptist Theological Seminary
• Southworth, Franklin C.
• Sower, Christopher
• Sozomen, Salamanius H.
• Sozzini, Lelio
• Spaeth, Phillip F. A. T.
• Spagnoletto
• Spain
• Spalatin, Georg
• Spalding, Catherine
• Spangenberg, August G.
• Spanheim, Ezechiel, Baron
• Spanish Bible versions
• Spans
• Sparrow, William
• Spaulding, Solomon
• Speakers
• Speaking with Tongues
• Spear
• Specchi, oblates of the tower of
• Specht, Thomas
• Specific trusts (religious)
• Speculum ecclesiæ
• Spee, Friedrich von
• Speer, Robert E.
• Spegel, Hagain
• Spellmeyer, Henry
• Spelt
• Spence, James
• Spence-Jones, Henry D. M.
• Spencer, Herbert
• Spener, Philip J.
• Spengler, Lazarus
• Spenta Armaiti
• Speratus, Paulus
• Speyer, Bishopric of
• Spices
• Spiegel, F. A.
• Spieker, George F.
• Spiera, Francesco
• Spifame, Jacques P.
• Spikenard
• Spilsbury, John
• Spina, Alfonso de
• Spinola, Cristoval R. de
• Spinoza, Baruch
• Spires. See
• Spirit
• Spirits, evil
• Spiritual Contentment
• Spiritualism
• Spiritualists
• Spirituals
• Spitama
• Spitta, Friedrich A. W.
• Spittler, Christian F.
• Spleiss, David
• Spoils, Right of
• Spondanus, Henricus
• Sponde, Henri de
• Sponsors
• Spoons
• Sports, Book of
• Spottiswood, John
• Sprague, William B.
• Sprecher, Samuel
• Spreng, Samuel P.
• Sprenger, Jakob
• Sprickmann, A. M.
• Spring, Gardiner
• Spring equinox
• Sprinzl, Josef
• Sproull, Thomas
• Spurgeon, Charles H.
• Square character, Hebrew
• Sraosha
• Srawley, James H.
• Sri Chand
• Stabat mater
• Stackhouse, Thomas
• Stade, Bernhard
• Staehelin, Johann J.
• Staehlin, Adolf von
• Staerk, Willy O. A.
• Staeudlin, Karl F.
• Staff
• Staffortian Book
• Stagel, Elsbet
• Stahl, Friedrich J.
• Stahr, John S.
• Stålberg, Erik
• Stalker, James
• Stall, Sylvanus
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