The history of the world

A CHRONOLOGICALL TABLE.

YEERES OF THE JVLIAN PERIOD, WORLD, PATRIARCHS, &c.

	Iulian, The World, and Adam
	683 1. Adā 920
	813 131	1. Seth 912
	918 236	106	1. Enos 905
	1008 326	196	91	1. Ca••∣nan. 910	All the yeeres of the Patriarchs, wherein they begate children, dyed, or performed any thing, are reckoned compleat: which is inferred out of the addition of the yeres before they begate children, vnto those that followed; making alwayes a compleate summe. GEN. 5.
	1078 396	266	161	71	1. Ma∣halaleel. 895.
	1143 461	331	226	136	66	1. ••a∣red. 962
	1305 623	493	388	298	228	163	1. E¦noch. 265
	1370 688	558	453	363	293	228	66	1. Me∣thuselah 969
	1557 875	745	640	550	480	415	253	188	1. La∣mech. 777
Adam dyed a∣bout the end of this yeere.	1612 930	800	695	605	535	470	308	243	56
Henoch translated.	1669 987	857	752	662	592	527	365	300	113
Seth ay ed a∣bout the end of this yeere.	1724 1042	912	807	717	647	582		355	168
	1739 1057		822	732	662	597		370	183	1. No∣ah. 950

	Iulian. The World	Enos.	Cai∣nan.	Maha laleel.	lared.	Mc∣thuse∣lah.	La∣mech.	Noak.	Sem.
Enos dyed.	1822 1140	905	815	745	680	453	266	84
Cainan dyed.	1917 1235		910	842	775	548	361	179
Mahalaleel dyed this yeere.	1972 1290			895	830	603	416	234
Iared dyed.	2104 1422					735	584	366
Floud threatned, GEN. 6. 3.	2219 1537					850	663	481
	2241 1559					872	685	503	.Sem. 600
Lamech dyed.	2333 1651					964	777	595	93
Methusaleh 〈◊◊〉〈◊◊〉 yeere a 〈◊〉〈◊〉 before the Floud. Noah 〈◊〉〈◊〉 into the Arke. C. 7. §. 8. & 9. The Floud.	2338 1656					969		600	98
The Floud 〈◊〉〈◊〉: Noah issued out of the Arke.	2339 1657							601	99
	Iulian. World. Floud.	Noah.	Sem.	1. Ar∣phaxad 438
	2341 1659	603	101
	2376 1694 37	638	136	36	1. Sa∣lah. 433
	2406 1724 67	668	166	66	31	1. He∣ber. 464
	2440 1758 101	702	200	100	65	35	1. Pe∣leg.		Kings of As∣syria.
	2470 1788 1••1	732	230	130	95	65	31	1. Reu. 239	1. Nim rod. 114
	2502 1820 163	764	262	162	127	97	63	33	33	1. Sa∣rug. 2••0	Kings of Ae∣gypt.
Vide lib. 2. c. 2. §. 2.	2530 1848 191	792	290	190	155	125	91	61	61	29	1 Cham 161
	2532 1850 193	694	292	192	157	127	93	63	63	31	3	1. Na∣hor. 148
	2561 1879 222	1. Te∣rah. 205	823	321	221	186	156	122	92	92	69	32	30
	2584 1902 245	846	344	244	209	179	145	115	2 1. Bel{us} 65	83	55	53	24

	Iulian. VVorld. Floud	Noah.	Sem.	Arpha¦xad.	Salah.	Heber.	Peleg.	Reu.	Assyria	Sarug.	Egypt.	Nahor	Terah.	Kings of Sicyon.
	2618 1936 279	880	378	278	243	213	179	149	35	117	89	87	58	1 AEgy••∣leus. 5
	2649 1967 310	911	409	309	274	244	210	180	3 1. Ni∣nus. 52	148	120	118	89	32
	2670 1988 331	932	430	330	295	265	231	201	22	169	141	139	110	2 1. Eu∣rops. 45
The last yeere of Peleg his life.	2678 1996 339	940	438	338	303	273	239	209	30	177	149	147	118	9
The death of Nahor.	2679 1997 340	941	439	339	304	274		210	31	178	150	148	119	10
Noah dyed this yeere.	2688 2006 349	950	448	348	313	283		219	40	187	159		128	19
The 16. Dynastie in Egypt. Vid. L. 2 c. 2. §. 3, 4, 5, & c.	2691 2009 352		451	351	316	286		222	43	190	2 ••. Miz¦raim or O∣siris, 261		131	22	1. A¦bram. 175
	2701 2019 362		461	361	326	296		232	4 1. Semira∣mis, 42	200	11		141	32	11
The last yeere of Reu.	2708 2026 369		468	368	333	303		239	8	207	18		148	39	18
	2715 2033 369		475	375	340	310			15	214	25		155	3 1. Telchin or S••lchin, 20	25
The last of Sarug.	2731 2049 392		491	391	356	326			31	230	41		171	17	41

	Julian. VVorld, Floud.	Sem.	Arphaxad.	Salah.	Heber.	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Terah.	Sicyon.	Abram.
	2735 2053 396	495	395	360	330	35	45	175	4 1. Apis, 25.	45
	2743 2061 404	503	403	368	338	5 1. Ninias, 38	53	183	9	53
	2760 2078 421	520	420	385	355	18	70	200	5 1. Thelxion or Thelasion. 5••	70
Abram receiues the Promise. Terah dyes in. Haran 1. 2. c. 1. §. 1, 2, 3.	2765 2083 426	525	425	390	360	23	75	205	6	75

	Iulian, World. Promis••.	Sem.	Arphaxad.	Salah.	Heber.	Abram.	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Sicyon.
Abram enters into Canaan, and descends ••nto Egypt. The first of the 430. yeeres of Seruitude	2766 2084 1	526	426	391	361	76	24	76	7
Abram returnes into Canaan.	2767 2085 2	527	427	392	362	77	25	77	8
Abram his victo∣rie ouer Chedorlao¦mer, & other Kings l. 2. c. 1. §. 8, 9. &c.	2775 2093 10	535	435	400	370	85	33	85	16
Ismael borne.	2777 2095 12	537	437	402	372	87	35	87	18
Arphaxad dyes.	2778 2096 13	538	438	403	373	88	36	88	19

	Iulian. World. Promis••.	Sem.	Salah.	Heber.	Abra∣ham.	Assyria	Aegypt.	Sicyon.
	2781 2099 16	541	406	376	91	6 1. Ari∣us 30	91	22
Isaac borne when Abraham was 100. yeeres old compleate 101. current.	2791 2109 26	551	416	386	101	11	101	32	1. Isaac 180
The last yeere of Salah.	2808 2126 43	568	433	403	118	28	118	49	18
	2811 2129 46	571		406	121	7 1 Ara∣lius 40	121	52	21
	2812 2130 47	572		407	122	2	122	6 1. AEgy∣rus, 34	22
Sarai the wife of Abraham dyed this yeere.	2827 2145 62	587		422	137	17	137	16	37
Isaac tooke Rebecca to wife, when he was 40. yeeres old compleate.	2831 2149 66	591		426	141	21	141	20	41
The last yeere of Sem.	3840 2158 75	600		435	150	30	150	29	50

	Iulian. World. Promise.	Heber.	Abra∣ham.	Isaac.	Iacob.	Assyria	Aegypt.	Sicyon.	Ar∣giues.
	2846 2164 81	441	156	56		36	156	7 1. Thuri∣machus, 45
	2851 2169 86	446	161	61	1 Iacob 147	8 1. Ba∣leus 3••	161	6	1. Ina∣chus, 50
Abraham dyed this yeere.	2865 2183 100	460	175	75	15	15	175	20	15
Heber dyed this yeere.	2869 2187 104	464		79	19	19	179	24	19
The 17. Dynestie, called of the Shep∣heards, beginning this yeere, lasted 103. yeeres.	2881 2199 116			91	31	9 1. Arma∣mithre••, 38	191 1	36	31
	2891 2209 126			101	41	11	201 11	8 1. Leucip∣pus, 53	41
	2901 2219 136			111	51	21	211 21	11	2 1. Ph••ro∣neus, 60
The floud of Ogyges, a thousand and twentie yeeres before the Olympiads. See L. 1. c. 7. §. 2.	2919 2237 154			129	69	10 1 Belochus Priseus, 35	229 39	29	19
	2942 2260 177			152	92	24	252 62	52	42	1. Io∣seph. 110
	1944 2262 179			154	94	26	254 64	9 1. Messa¦pius, 47	44	3
See L. 2. c. 2. §. 6.	2952 2270 187			162	102	34	3 & 4 1. Typhon, and after him Hercul. 7. 72	9	52	11
	2954 2272 189			164	104	11 1. Ba∣leus 52	3 74	11	54	13

	Iulian. World. Promise.	Isaac.	Iacob.	Assyria	Egypt.	Sicyon.	Argiues.
Ioseph sold into Aegypt.	2959 2277 104	169	109	6	5 1 〈◊〉〈◊〉. 79 11••	16	50	18
	2961 2279 196	171	111	8	3 81	18	3 1. Apis. 35	20
The last yeere of Isaac.	2970 2298 215	180	120	17	12 90	27	10	••9
Israel into Aegypt.	2980 2298 215		130	27	22 100	37	20	39
The eighteenth Dynastie in Aegypt, which lasted 348. yeeres.	2984 2302 219		1••4	31	26 1	41	24	43
	2991 2309 226		141	38	33 8	10 1 Pera∣••us, ••6	31	50
	2996 2314 231		146	43	•• 1••	6	4 1. Argus, ••••	55
Iacob. dyes in Aegypt.	2997 2315 232		147	44	•••• ••••	7	••	56

	Iulian. World. Promise.	Ioseph.	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Sicyon.	Argines.
	3006 2324 241	65	12 1. Al••ades, 32	48 23	16	11
	3037 2355 272	96	32	79 54	11 1. Pl••••∣••aus, 4••	42
	3038 2356 273	97	13 1. Mamit{us}, ••0	80 55	2	43
The last yeere of Ioseph.	3051 2369 286	110	14	93 68	15	56
	••066 2384 301		29	108 83	••0	5 ••. P••r••sus, or Cr••••sus, 5••
	••068 2386 203		14 1. Mancaleus, ••0	110 85	32	3
	3074 2392 30••		7	6 1. ••esos••••is the Great 3•• 91	38	9
	3085 2403 320		18	12 102	12 1. Orth∣polis, 6••	20
	3098 2416 333		15 1. Spherus or ••phereus, 20.	25 115	14	33
	3107 2425 342		10	•• 1 Sesostris the second 14 124	23	42
	3116 2434 351	1. Moses. 120	19	10 133	32	51

	Iulian World. Promise.	Moses	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Sicyon.	Argiues.
	3118 2436 353	3	16 1. Mamilas, or Mamelus. 30	12 135	34	53
	3120 2438 355	5	3	14 137	36	6 1 Phor¦bas. 35
	3121 2439 356	6	4	8 1. Or{us}, 2. or Bu¦siris, 38. 138.	37	2	Athe∣nians.
	3148 2466 383	33	17 1. Sparetus, 40	28 165	13 1. Marathius, 30	29
	3151 2469 386	36	4	31 168	4	32	1. ••••••••ops. 50
Moses visites his brethren the Israelites; kills an Aegyptian, and flyes into Midian.	3155 2473 390	40	8	35 172	8	7 1. Trio∣pas, 46	5
	3159 2477 394	44	12	9 1. Therm••••is. or A∣cench••r••s. Qu. ••2. 176	12	5	9
	3171 2489 406	56	24	10 1. Ratheris, or Achoris, 9. 188	24	17	21
	3178 2496 413	63	31	8 195	14 1. Marathus, 20.	24	28
	3180 2498 415	65	33	11 1. Ch••cres, 16 197	3	26	30
	3188 2506 423	73	18 1. Ascatades. 40	9 205	11	34	38
Moses his wonders in Aegypt.	3195 2513 430	80	8	16 212	18	41	45

	Iulian. World. Exodus.	Moses.	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Sicyon.	Argos.	Athens
The Passeouer. Israel deliuered out of Egypt. Pha∣raoh drowned. The Law giuen. The first of the 480. yeeres from Exodus to building the Temple.	3196 2514 1	81	9	12 1. Acherres, 8. 213	19	42	46
The Floud of Deucalion, and Constagra∣tion of Phaeton about this time.	3198 2516 3	83	11	3 215	15 1. Echireus, 55.	44	48
	3201 2519 6	86	14	6 218	4	8 1. Croto∣pus, 21	2 1. Cra∣na••s. 10
	3204 2522 9	89	17	13 1. Cherres, 15 221	7	4	4
	3211 2529 16	96	24	8 228	14	11	3 1. Amphy∣tryon, 12
	3219 2537 24	104	32	14 1. Armeus, or Danaus, 5. 236.	22	19	9
	3222 2540 27	107	35	4 239	25	9 1. S••hen••∣lus, 11	12

	Iulian. World. Exodus.	Moses	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Sicyon.	Argos.	Athens
	3223 2541 28	108	36	5 240	26	2	4 ••. Erictho∣nius. 50
	3224 2542 29	109	37	15 1. Ramesses, 68 241	27	3	2	Troy.
	3228 2546 33	113	19 1. Amyntas, 45	5 245	31	7	6
	3229 2547 34	114	2	6 246	32	8	7	1 ••. Darda¦nu••, 64
	3233 2551 38	118	6	10 250	36	10 1. Da∣nau••, ••0	11	5
The Last yeere of Moses.	3235 2553 40	120	8	12 252	38	3	13	7

	Iulian. World. Exodus.	Israel.	Assyria.	Aegypt.	Sicyon.	Argos.	Athens	Troy.
The Israelites enter the Land of Promise.	3236 2554 41	1 Iosua 18	9	13 253	39	4	14	8
	3253 2571 58	18	26	30 270	16 1. Corax, 30	21	31	25
	3254 2572 59	2 1 Otho∣niel, 40	27	31 271	2	22	32	26
	3273 2591 78	20	20 1. Belochus the second. 25.	50 290	21	41	5 1. Pan∣diŏ, 40	45
	3283 2601 88	30	11	60 300	17 1. Epopeus, 35	11 2. Lyn∣ce{us}, 41	11	55
	3292 2610 97	39	20	16 1. Menophis, 309 40.	10	10	20	64
	3293 2611 98	40	21	2 310	11	11	21	2 1. Erictho∣nius. 46
	3294 2612 99	3 1 Ehud 80	22	3 311	12	12	22	2
	3298 2616 103	5	21 1. Belopares. 30	7 315	16	16	26	6
	3313 2631 118	20	16	22 330	31	31	6 1. Er••cth••∣us. 50	21
	3318 2636 123	25	21	27 335	18 1. Lamedon. 40	36	6	26
	3324 2642 129	31	27	33 341	7	12 1. A∣bas. 23	12	32
	3328 2646 133	35	22 1. Lamprides, 32.	37 345	11	5	16	36

The 19. Dynastie: of the Larthes, 194. yeeres. See lib. 2. c. 26. §. 4.	3332 2650 137	39	5	17 1 Zethus, or Sethesis, 55 1	15	9	20	40
	3339 2657 144	46	12	8 8	22	16	27	3 1 Tros. 60
Tantalus in Phrygia.	3347 2665 152	54	20	16 16	30	13 1. Proe∣tus, 17	35	9
	3358 2676 163	65	31	27 27	19 1. Si••••on, 45.	12	46	20
	3360 2678 165	67	23 1. Sosares, 20	29 29	3	14	48	22
	3363 2681 168	70	4	32 32	6	17	7 1. Cecrops the second, 40	25
Pelops in Pisa, who gaue name to Pe∣lopo••n••sus.	3364 2682 169	71	5	33 33	7	14 ••. Acri∣sus, 31	2	26
Ion and Xuthus the sonne of Hellen. See l. 2. c. 17. §. 6.	3374 2692 179	4 1. Debora & Ba. 40	15	43 43	17	11	12	36
	3380 2698 185	7	24 1. Lampares, ••0	49 48	23	17	18	42
	3387 2705 192	14	8	18 1. Ramses, 66. 56	30	24	25	49
After the death of Acrisius, the Kingdome of the Argines was diuided into many small parts, and ouer∣grown▪ by that of Mye••na whereof some Kings des••ended from Perse••, others from Pelops, as in the Pedegree ••ollowing.	3394 2712 199	21	15	8 63	37	31	32	56

[illustration] genealogy

	lulian. World. Exodus.	Israel.	Assyria.	Egypt.	Sicyon.	Mice∣nae.	Athens	Troy.
	3399 2717 204	26	20	13 68	42		37	4 1. Ilus, 55.
	3402 2720 207	29	23	16 71	45	1 Euri¦stheus, 45	40	4
	3403 2721 208	30	24	17 72	20 1. Poly∣bus. 40	2	8 •• Pa••dion the 2. 2••	5
	3410 2728 215	37	25 1. Pannias, 45	24 79	8	9	8	12
	3414 2732 219	5 1. Gede∣on, 40.	5	28 83	12	13	12	16
Pandion chased out of his Kingdome, which is re∣couered by his sonne Aegeus, in few yeeres after. The omission of this Interregnum, and reckoning the yeeres in the fortie eight of 〈◊〉〈◊〉, or the numbring them a∣part by themselues, breede answerable difference in the times of the Athenians following: as of Mnestheus, Carops, and the rest.	3427 2745 232	14	18	41 96	25	26	25	29
3432 2750 237	19	23	46 101	30	31	9 1. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 48.	34
Oedipus in Thebes.	3443 2761 248	30	34	57 112	21 1. Ina∣chus 42	42	12	45
	3447 2765 252	34	38	61 116	5	1. Atreus and Thye∣••••es,. 65	16	49
	3453 2771 258	40	44	19 1. Amenophis, 122 40	11	7	22	55
	3454 2772 259	6 1. Abime∣lech, 3.	45	2 123	12	8	23	5 1. Laomedon, 36
	3455 2773 260	2	26 1. Sosarmus 19	3 124	13	9	24	2
	3457 2775 262	7 1. Tho∣la, 23	3	5 126	15	11	26	4
	3474 2792 379	18	27 1. Mitreus 27	22 143	32	28	43	21
	3480 2798 285	8 1. Iair. 22	7	28 149	38	34	10 1. The∣seus, 30	27
	3485 2803 290	6	12	33 154	22 1. Phe∣stus, 8.	39	6	32
	3490 2808 295	11	17	38 159	6	44	11	6 1. Priamus, 40
	3493 2811 298	14	20	20 1. Annemenes, 162 26	23 1. Adra∣stus, 4	47	14	4
	3497 2815 302	18	24	5 166	24 1. Poly∣phides 31	51	18	8
	3501 2819 306	22	28 1. Ta••tanes 32	9 170	5	55	22	12

	Iulian. World. Exodus.	Israel.	Assyria.	Egypt.	Sicyon.	Mice∣nae.	Athens	Troy.
	3502 2820 307	9 1. leph¦ta, 6.	2	10 171	6	56	23	13
	3508 2826 313	10 1. Ib∣zan. 7.	8	16 177	12	62	29	19
	3510 2828 215	3	10	18 179	14	64	11 1. Mne¦sthe{us} 24	21
	3512 2830 317	5	12	20 181	16	1. Aga∣memnon, 18	3	23
	3515 2833 320	11 1. Elon 10	15	23 184	19	4	6	26
The warre of Troy beganne this yeere.	3519 2837 324	5	19	21 1. Thuoris, 7 188	23	8	10	30
	3525 2843 330	12 1. Ab∣don, 8.	25	7 194	29	14	16	36
The 20. Dynastie, called Of the Diapo∣litani, beganne this yeere in Aegypt, and lasted 178. yeeres, See lib. 2. c. 26. §. 4.	3526 2844 331	2	26	20 1. Dynastie. 178	30	15	17	37
	3528 2846 333	4	28	3	25 1. Pelas∣gus, 20.	17	19	39
Troy taken 408. yeeres, before the be∣ginning of the Olympiads, See l. 2. c. 14. §. 1.	3529 2847 334	5	29	4	2	18	20	40. Troy ta∣ken.

Iulian. World. Exodus.	From Troy taken.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Sicyon.	Myce∣nae.	Athens	The King∣dome of the Latines.
3530 2848 335	1	6	30	5	3	1. Aegy∣sthus, 6.	21
3533 2851 338	4	13 1. Samson, 20.	29 1. Teu∣teus 40	8	6	4	24	1. Aeneas, 3.
3534 2852 3••9	5	2	2	9	7	5	12 1. D••mo∣phon, 33	2
3536 2854 341	7	4	4	11	9	1. Ore∣stes, 70	3	2 1. Ascanius, 38
3548 2866 353	19	16	16	23	26 1. Zeu∣sippus 32	13	15	13
3553 2871 358	2	14 1. Eli. 40.	21	28	6	18	20	18
3567 2885 372	38	15	35	42	20	32	13 1. Oxyn∣••es, 12.	32
3573 2891 378	44	21	30 1. Thy∣neus ••0	48	26	38	7	38
3574 2892 379	45	22	2	49	27	39	8	3 1. Syl. Posthu∣mus, 29.

	Iulian. World. Exodus.	From Troy taken.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Sicyon.	Myce∣nae.	Athens	The King∣dome of the Latines.
The Sycionian Kings ended in Zeusippus.	3579 2897 284	50	27	7	54	32	44	14 1. Apui∣las, 1.	6
	3580 2898 385	51	28	8	55		45	15 1. Timoe∣••es, 8.	7
	3588 2906 393	59	36	16	63		53	16 1. Melan∣thus, 37.	15
	3593 2911 308	64	15 1. Samuel, and after him Saul, 40.	21	68		58	6	20
	3603 2921 408	74	11	31 1. De••ci∣lus, 40.	78		68	16	4 1. Syluius Ae∣neas, 31.
	3606 2924 411	77	14	4	81		1. Tesame∣nus, 2.	19	4
The de••cen•• of the Heracl••••e unto Peloponnesus, gaue end to the Kingdome of Mycenae, and beginning to the Kingdome of Sparta, Corinth, and Messon••, the Kings whereof I forbeare to in∣sert into this Table.	3609 2927 414	80	17	7	84			22	7
	3625 2943 430	96	33	23	100			17 1. Co∣dr{us}, 21	23

	Iulian World. Exodus.		From Troy taken.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	Latines.
	3633 2951 438		104	1. Dauid, 40.	31	108	9	31
	3634 2952 439		105	2	32	109	10	5 1. Syl. La¦tinus, 50.
	3643 2961 448		114	11	32 1. Eupa¦les, 38.	118	19	10
The Medontidae succeede vnto the A∣thenian Kings, after the death of Codrus. See L. 2. C. 17. §. 10.	3646 2964 451		117	14	4	121	1 1. Me∣d••n, 20 13	13
	3666 2984 471		137	34	24	141	2 1. Aga∣stus, 36.	33
Vaphres reigneth in Aegypt. See L. 2. C. 26. §. 5.	3673 2991 478	Tem∣ple 1.	144	1. Salomon, 40	31	148	8	40
Salomon beganne to build the Temple 480. yeeres compleat after the deliuerance out of Aegypt.	3676 2994 481	1	147	4	34	151	11	43
	3681 2999	6	152	9	33 1. Laosth••∣nes, 45.	156	16	48
	3684 3002	9	155	12	4	159	19	6 1. Syl. Alba 39.
	3692 3010	17	163	20	12	1. Sesac 26 167	27	9
	3702 3020	27	173	30	22	11 177	3 1. Archip¦pus, 19.	19

	Iulian. World.	Tem∣ple.	From Troy taken.	Israel.	Assyria.	Egypt.	Athens	Latines.
The 21. Dynastie in Aegypt, which la∣sted 130. yeeres.	3704 3022	29	175	32	24	13 1	3	21
The ••on••ck migration after the taking of Troy 180. yeeres. See L. 2. C. 17. §. 6.	3709 3027	34	180	37	29	18 6	8	26

	Iulian. World. Temple.	Troy.	Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria.	Egypt.	Athens	Latines.
	3713 3031 38	184	1 1. Rehoboam, 17.	1 1. leroboam, 22.	33	22 10	12	30
	3718 3036 43	189	6	6	••8	1. Chem∣••is, 50 15.	17	35
	••721 3039 46	192	9	9	41	4 18	4 1. Tersip∣pus, 41.	38
	3723 3041 48	194	11	11	43	6 20	3	7 1. Syl. A∣••ys, 26.
	3726 3044 51	197	14	14	34 1. Pyrithiades ••0	9 23	6	4
	••7••0 3048 55	201	2 1. Ab••••am, 3.	18	5	13 27	10	8
	3733 3051 58	204	3 1. Asa, 41.	21	8	16 30	13	11
	37••4 3052 59	205	2	22 2 1. Nadab. 2.	9	17 31	14	12
	3735 3053 60	206	3	2 3. 1. Baasha, 24.	10	18 32	15	13
	3749 ••0••7 74	220	17	15	24	32 46	29	8 1. Syl. C••pys, 28
	3756 3074 81	227	24	22	35 1. Ophrateus, 20	39 53	36	8
	3758 3076 83	229	26	24 4 1. Ela, 2.	3	41 55	38	10
Of these Israelitish Kings. See lib. 2. c. 19. §. 5.	3759 3077 84	230	27	2 1 5 Zimri. 6 Tibui. 7 Omri. 12.	4	42 56	39	11
	3762 3080 87	233	30	4	7	45 59	5 1. Phor∣bas, 31.	14
	3768 3086 93	239	36	10	13	1. Che∣ops, 56. 65	7	20
	3770 3088 ••5	241	38	12 8 1. Ahab, 22.	15	3 67	9	22
	3774 ••092 99	245	4 1. Iehosaphat, ••5	5	19	7 71	13	26

	Iulian. World. Temple.	Troy.	Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	La∣tines.
	3776 3094 101	247	3	7	36 1. Ophra∣••••••e••, 50.	9 73	15	28
	3777 3095 102	248	4	8	2	10 74	16	9 1. Syl. Ca¦p••••us, 13
Of Iehoram his sundrie beginnings to reigne. See lib. 2. c. 20. §. 1. & 2.	3790 3108 115	261	17 5 1. Iehoram.	21 9 1. Ahazia, 2.	15	23 87	29	10 1. Syl. Ty∣bermus, 8
	3791 3109 116	262	18 2	22 2 10 1. I••horam, 12.	16	24 88	30	2
	3793 3111 118	264	20 0	3	18	26 90	6 1. Meza∣les, 30.	4
	3795 3113 120	266	22 1. Iehoram againe, 8.	5	20	28 92	3	6
Iehosaphat dies, and Iehoram reignes alone.	3798 3116 123	269	25 4	8	23	31 95	6	11 1. ••yl. A¦gr••••pa, 41.
	3802 3120 127	273	8 6 1. Ahazia. 1.	12	27	••5 99	10	••
	3803 3121 128	274	7 1. Athalia, 7	11 1. Iehu, 28.	28	36 100	11	6
	3809 3127 134	280	7 8 1. Ioas. 40.	7	34	42 106	17	12
Carthage built. L. 2. c. 22. §. 6.	3819 3137 144	290	11	17	44	52 116	27	22
	3825 3143 148	294	15	21	48	56 120	7 1. Diogne∣••us, 28.	26
	3824 3142 149	295	16	22	49	1. C••phr••∣••••s, 50. 121	2	27
	3826 3144 151	297	18	24	37 Oc••azapes or 1. Ana••y••¦••araxes 42	3 123	4	29
	3831 3149 156	302	23	12 1. Iehoabaz. 17	6	8 128	9	34
The end of the 21. Dynastie. The Dy∣nasties following, l omit.	3833 3151 158	304	25	3	8	10 130	11	36
	3839 3157 164	310	31	9	14	16	17	12 1. Syl. Al∣ladius, 19
Ioas reigned with his Father. Lib. 2. c. 22. §. 7.	3845 3163 170	316	37	15 13 1. Ioas.	20	22	23	7
Ioas reignes alone.	3847 3165 172	318	39	1. Ioas, 16.	22	24	25	9
	3848 3166 173	319	40 9 1. Amazi••, 20.	2	23	25	26	10

Iulian. World. Temple.	Troy.	Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	Latines.
3851 3169 176	322	4	5	26	28	8 1. Phere∣dus, 19	13
3858 3766 183	329	11	12	33	35	8	13 1. Syl A∣uen••••nus, 37
3862 3180 187	333	15	16 14 1. Ieroboam, 41.	37	39	12	5
3868 3186 193	339	21	7	38 1. Sardana∣palu••, 20.	45	18	11
3870 3188 195	341	23	9	3	47	9 1. Ari∣phron 20	12
3874 3192 199	345	27	13	7	1. Myce∣••inus, 6.	5	16

	Iulian. World. Temple.	Troy.	Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	Latines.	Media
L. 2. C. 22. §. 11.	3877 3195 202	348	1. Interreg∣num eleuen yeeres.	16	10	4	8	19
	3880 3198 205	351	4	19	13	1. Boc∣chorus, 44	11	22
L. 2. c. 22. §. 12.	3887 3205 212	358	11	26	10 Sarda∣••apalus slaine.	8	18	29
L. 2. c. 33. §. 1. & 4.	3888 3206 213	359	10 1. Ʋzzia, or, Agaria, 52.	27		9	19	30	1. Arba∣ces, 28.
	3890 3208 215	361	3	29		11	10 1 Th••∣sp••••us, 27	32	3
L. 2. c. 23. §. 4.	3892 3210 217	363	5	31	1. Belosus, or Phul. 48.	13	3	34	5
	3895 3213 220	366	8	34	4	16	6	14 1. Syl. Pro¦ca••, 23.	8
L. 2. c. 23. §. 1.	3903 3221 228	374	16	1. Interreg∣num, 23. yeeres.	12	24	14	9	16
	3916 3234 241	387	29	14	25	37	27	22	2 1. Sosar∣mus, 30.
	3917 3235 242	388	30	15	26	38	11 1. Agam∣n••st••r, 20	23	2
	3918 3236 243	389	31	16	27	39	2	15 1. Syl▪ A∣mulius, 44	3
	3924 3242 249	395	37	22	33	••. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 and after him A••y¦sis. 6.	8	7	9
Zacharia began at the very end of the yeere. L. 2. c. 23. §. 1.	3925 3243 250	396	38	••3 15 Zacharia sixe Months.	34	2	9	8	10

	Iulian. World. Temple.	Troy.			Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	La∣tines.	Media
	3926 3244 251	397			39	16 Shallum one month. 17 M••nahem 10	35	3	10	9	11
This yeere neerely concurres with the first of Menahem.	3927 3245 252	398			40	1	36	4	11	10	12
	3930 3248 255	401			43	4	39	1 Sabacus the Ethio∣pian. 50	14	13	15
	3937 3255 262	408	Iphitus	Olym∣piads.	50	18 1. P••ka∣••••a, 2.	46	8	12 1. AEschy∣lus, 23	20	22
The beginning of the Olympiads. L. 2. c. 23. §. 5.	3938 3256 263	409	1	1 1	51	2	47	9	2	21	23
	3939 3257 264	410	2	1 2	52	19 1. Pek•• ••omeliae. 2••	48	10	3	22	24
L. 2. c. 23. §. 6.	3940 3258 265	411	3	1 3	11 1 Iotham 1••	2	2 1. Tigla•••• Phul 〈◊〉〈◊〉, 27	11	4	23	25

Iulian. World. Temple.	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	La∣tines.	Med••••.
3946 3264 271	9	3 1	7	8	7	17	10	29	3 1. Medi∣••••s, 40
3955 3273 280	18	5 2	16 12 1. Ahaz, 16	17	16	26	19	38	10
3959 3277 284	22	6 2	5	1. Jnter∣regnum. 7. yeeres.	20	30	23	42	14
3960 3278 285	23	6 3	6	2	21	31	13 1. Al••me∣non, 2	43	15

	Iulian. World. Temple	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olymp.	Iuda.	Israel.	Assyria	Egypt.	Athens	Romās.	Media
Rome built. Lib. 2. chap. 24. §. 5. Carops the First, gouerning in Athens for ten yeeres: after whom succeeded sixe cho sen each after other for the like time; and 〈◊〉〈◊〉 the office became Annuall.	3962 3280 287	1	25	7 1	8	4	23	33	1 1. Ca∣••ops, 10	1 1. Romu∣lus, 37.	17
3966 3284 291	5	29	8 1	12	20 1. Hosea, 9.	27	37	5	5	21
The Aera of Nabonassar. L. 2. c. 25. §. 1.	3967 3285 292	6 1	30	8 2	13	2	3 1. Salma∣nas••ar or Nabanas∣sar, 10	38	6	6	22
Ezekia began in the very end of this yeere. L. 2. c. 25. §. 1.	3968 3286 293	7 2	31	8 3	14 13 Ezekia, 29	3	2	39	7	7	23
This yeere concurres with the first of Ezekia. Ibid.	3969 3287 294	8 3	32	8 4	15 1	4	3	40	8	8	24
The beginning of the first Messenian Warre. Whereof see L. 2. c. 27. §. 4. It lasted 20. yeeres.	3971 3289 296	10 5	34	9 2	3	6	5	42	10	10	26
Samaria besieged by Salmanassar.	3972 3290 297	11 6	35	9 3	4	7	6	43		11	27

The captiuitie of the ten Tribes.	3974 3292 299	13 8	37	10 1	6	9	8	45		13	29
	3976 3294 301	15 10	39	10 3	8		10 4 1. Sena∣cherib, 7.	47		15	31
L. 2. c. 26. §. 7.	3980 3298 305	19 14	43	11 3	12	Kings of the Chal¦deans.	5	1. Se∣thon. 33		19	35
Senacheribs Armio destroied, and be slaine.	3982 3300 307	21 16	45	12 1	14		7	3		21	37
	3983 3301 308	22 17	46	12 2	15	1. Mero∣dach or Mardoc••••¦padus.	5 1. Asar∣haddon. 10	4		22	38
	3980 3304 311	25 20	49	13 1	18	4	4	7		25	4 1. Cardi∣ceas, 13
Merodach gets the whole Empire. This yeere or in the end of the yeere foregoing, An Eclipse of ☽	3993 3311 318	32 27	56	14 4	25	1. Mero∣dach, 40	11	14		32	8

	Iulian. World. Temple.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olymp.	Iuda.	Chal∣doea.	Egypt.	Rome.	Media	Lydia.
Two Eclipses of the Moone, in the second yeere of Mardocempadus.	3994 3312 319	33 28	57	15 1	26	2	15	33	9
	3997 3319 322	36 31	60	15 4	29	5	18	36	12	1. Gy∣ges, ••8
	3998 3316 323	37 32	61	16 1	14 1. Ma∣nasses 55	6	19	37	13	2
	3999 3317 324	38 33	62	16 2	2	7	20	Inter-reg∣num one yeere.	5 1. Deio∣ces, 53.	3
	4000 3318 325	39 34	63	16 3	3	8	21	2 1 Numa Pompilius, 43	2	4
L. 2. c. 27. §. 2.	4013 3331 338	52 47	76	19 4	16	21	1. Inter∣reg∣num, 2.	14	15	17
	4015 3333 340	54 49	78	20 2	18	23	1 12Prin∣ces, 15	16	17	19
The beginning of the second Messemian Warre; which lasted about 18. yeeres. L. 2. c. 27. §. 4.	4029 3347 354	68 63	92	23 4	32	37	••5 1. Psam∣mit••••us. 4••	30	31	33
L. 2. c. 28. §. 3.	4033 3351 358	72 67	96	24 4	36	2 1. Ben Merodach, 2.	5	34	35	37
	4035 3353 360	74 69	98	25 2	38	3	7	36	37	2 1. Ar∣dys, 49
	4043 3361 368	82 77	106	27 2	46	11	15	3 1. Tullus Ho••••ilius 32	45	9
	4052 3370 377	91 86	115	29 3	55	20	24	10	6 1. P••••••aor¦••••s, 24	18
	4053 3371 378	92 87	116	29 4	15 1. A∣men, 2.	21	25	11	2	19

	Iulian. World. Temple	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olymp.	Iuda.	Chal∣daea.	Egypt.	Rome.	Media	Lydia.
The Expedition of the Scythians. L. 2. c. 28. §. 3. & 4.	4054 3372 379	93 88	117	30 1	2	3 1. Nabu∣••assar, 3••	26	12	3	20
	4055 3373 380	94 89	118	••0 2	16 1. Iosi∣as, 31	2	27	13	4	21
L. 2. c. 28. §. 2.	4073 3391 398	112 107	136	34 4	19	20	1. Ne∣co, 17	31	22	39
	4075 3393 400	114 109	138	35 2	21	22	3	4 1. A••eus Martius, 34	24	41
	4076 3394 401	115 110	139	35 3	22	23	4	2	7 1. 〈◊〉〈◊〉, 40	42
	4084 340•• 409	123 118	147	37 3	30	31	12	10	9	3 1. Sady∣••t••••s, 1••
L. 2. c. 28. §. 1. & 2.	4085 3403 410	124 119	148	37 4	31 1•• Ie••oa a•• 3. 〈◊〉〈◊〉	32	13	11	10	2
Nabuchodonosor had reigned one yeere with his Father, which is to be regarded in Astronomicall obseruations concerning his time. L. 2. C. 28. §. 6. & C. 25. §. 1.	4086 3404 411	125 1••0	149	38 1	18 1. Iehoia¦kim, 11	33	14	12	11	3
	4089 3407 414	128 123	152	38 4	4	4 1 Nabuch••¦••••nosor the Great. 44	17	15	14	6
	4090 3408 415	129 1••4	153	39 1	5	2	1. Psam∣mis, 12.	16	15	7
	4096 3414 421	1••5 1••0	159	40 3	11 ••9 1. Ieho••i¦••••••••••••. ••0 zedekia 11. yeeres	8	7	22	21	•• 1. ••••••••••¦••es, 57
Zedekia his iourney to Babylon. L. 2. c. 28. §. 6.	4099 3417 424	138 1••••	162	41 2	4	11	10	5 1. 〈…〉〈…〉, 38	24	4
	4102 3420 427	141 1••6	165	42 1	7	14	1. Apri••s or ••o••hra 1••	4	27	••
Ierusalem taken by Nabuchodonosor: with whose 18. for the more part, and partly with whose 19. this yeere concurres.	4106 3424 431	145 140	169	43 1	11	18	5	8	31	11

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Capti∣uitie.	Capti∣uitie.	Egypt.	Rome.	Media	Lydia.
Ierusalem destroyed.	4107 3425	140 141	170	43 2	1	19	6	9	32	12
Aegypt conquered by Nabuchodonosor. L. 3. c. 1. §. 8. & 9.	4111 3429	150 145	174	44 2	5	23	••0 1 Phar. Ho∣••hra s••am & the king¦dome of E∣gypt gouer¦ned ••••rtie yeeres by Ʋi••ereyes.	13	36	16
	4116 3434	155 150	179	45 3	10	28	••	18	8 1. As••ya¦ges, 3••.	21
Nabuchodonosor liues wilde; and his Kingdome is gouerned by others for him, during seuen yeeres. L. 3. c. 1. §. 13.	4125 3443	164 159	188	47 4	19	27 1. Euilm••¦rodach. 2.	15	27	10	30
	4127 3445	166 161	190	48 2	21	39 1. Nigh∣sa••, & N••¦••ocri••, 4.	17	29	12	32

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Iuda.	Chal∣daea.	Egypt.	Rome.	Media	Lydia.
Nebuchadnezzar recouers his sense and Kingdome.	4131 449	170 165	194	49 2	25	43 •• Laboro∣sardach. 9. moneths.	21	33	16	36
Lib. 3. Chap. 1. §. 6. The 37. of Iechonia his captiuitie com∣pleate, and he enlarged.	4133 3451	172 167	196	49 4	27	5 1. Euilme∣ro••dach, 26	23	35	18	38
	4137 3455	176 171	200	50 4	31	5	27	6 1. Seruius ••ullus, 41	22	42
Fortie yeeres after the Conquest of Egypt past, Amasis beganne his reigne: this being inclusiuely the 41. and therefore the next yeere seemes concurrent with Amasis his first.	4151 3469	190 185	214	54 2	45	19	Ama∣sis, 34	15	9 1 Cyaxares or Darius the Mede, 26	56
	4153 3471	192 187	216	54 4	47	21	2	17	3	5 1 Croe∣sus. 14

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Persia.	Chal∣daea.	Egypt.	Rome.	Media	Lydia.	Iewes.
	4154 3472	193 188	217	55 1	1. Cyras in Persia, 23	22	3	18	4	2	48
The seuen Sages in Greece.	4159 3477	198 193	222	56 2	6	6 1. Baltha¦sar, 17	8	23	9	7	53
Pisistratus makes himselfe Tyrant in Athens.	4164 3482	203 198	227	57 3	11	6	13	28	14	12	58
	4166 3484	205 200	229	58 1	13	8	15	30	16	14 Croesus ta∣ken by Cy∣rus.	60
The end of the Chaldaean Empire.	4175 3493	214 209	238	60 2	22	17. Bal∣thasar slaine.	24	39	25		69
	4176 3494	215 210	239	60 3	23	1. Da∣rius the Mede 2.	25	40	26		70
The beginning of Cyrus his Empire. His Edict of libertie to the Iewes.	4177 3495	216 211	240	60 4	1 Cyrus 7.	2	26	41	Yeeres from 1 Cyrus		Zoroba∣bel.
	4181 3499	220 215	244	61 4	5		30	7 L. Tarqui∣nius Super¦bus, 25	5	Onely Zorobabel & Nehemias are remembred as Go∣uernors of the Iews vnto the 32. of Ar∣taxerxes Mne∣mon. But there were many before Nehemias, as him selfe witnesseth. Ch. 5. n. 15. so that the flories of them, their number, and names, are vncer∣tayne.
	4184 3502	223 218	247	62 3	2 1. Cam∣byses, 7.		33	4	8
The two first yeeres of P••a••menitus and part of the third may be added to the y••eres of his Father, if it be true that Cambyses wanne Egypt presently vpon the death of Amasis. L. 3. c. 4. §. 2.	4186 3504	225 220	249	63 1	3		1. Psammenitus, 3	6	10
The Conquest of Aegypt by Cambyses.	4188 3506	227 22	251	63 3	5		3	8	12

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olymp.	Persia.	Egypt.	Rome.	Greece	Iewes.	From Cyrus.
Cambyses reigned seuen yeeres and fiue moneth, so as this bis last yeere was filled vp by the Magi, and (as may seeme) a good part of the next. L. 3. c. 4. §. 4.	4191 3509	230 ••25	254	64 2	8 The Magi one yeere.		11			15
	4192 3510	231 226	255	64 3	3 1. Darius Hystaspis, 36		12			16

	Iulian. and World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olym∣piads.	Persia.	Egypt.	Rome.	Greece.	Iewes; and from Cyrus.
	4197 3515	236 231	260	65 4	6		17	Hip••ias the son of P••sis••••aus Tyran. in Athens.	21
	4204 3522	243 238	267	67 3	13 Babylon which ha•• rebelled in ken by Da¦rius.		42		28
The Tarquines expelled Rome. L. 4. c. 7. §. 1.	4205 3523	244 239	268	67 4	14		25		29
The Carthaginians first league with Rome. L. 5. c. 1. §. 2.	4206 3524	245 240	269	68 1	15		Brutus and Publicola	Consuls.	30
L. 3. c. 5. §. 4.	4211 3529	250 245	274	69 2	20. Darius his expedi∣tion a∣gainst the Scythians				35
	4212 3530	251 246	275	69 3	•• 21			The Athenians and Ionians take Sardes.	36
	4222 3540	261 256	285	72 1	31		Sp. Casuus Posth. Co∣min••us. Consuls.	The battaile of Mara∣thon.	46
	4226 3544	265 260	289	73 1	35	Aegypt rebel∣leth against Darius.			50
	4228 3546	267 262	291	73 3	4 1. Xer∣xes, 21				52
The Law Agraria in Rome propounded, for diuision of lands: which bred great com∣motion.	4229 ••547	268 263	292	73 4	2	Aegypt reco∣uered by Xerxes.	Proc. Vir∣ginius Sp. Cassius.	Coss.	53
An Eclipse of the Sunne. L. 3. c. 6. §. 2.	4233 3551	272 267	296	74 4	6 The great muster of Xerxes his Arme at Sardes.			57
L. 3 c. 6. §. 3. & 6.	4234 3552	273 268	297	75 1	7			The battailes at Thermopylae, Arte misi•• & S••l••mi••.	58
L. 3. c. 6. §. 9. 10. & 11.	4235 3553	274 269	298	75 2	8. Xerxes his tragi∣call loue.			The battaile of Platea and My∣cale.	59
L. 3. C. 7. §. 1. & 2.	4237 3555	276 271	300	75 4	10			The Athenians rebuild their wals, and lay the foun∣dation of their Dominion.	61
	4244 3562	283 278	307	77 3	17			The great victo∣ries of Ci••••n, a•• Eurymedon, a••d elsewhere.	68
L. 3. c. 7. §. 3.	4248 3566	287 282	311	78 3	21 The death of Xerxes by the treason of Artaba••us.			72
	4249 3567	288 283	312	78 4	5 1. Arta∣xerxes Longima¦nus, 40.			Themis••ocles be∣ing ban••shed, f••••••, to Artaxerxes,	73
	4251 3569	290 285	314	794 2	3	Inarus set vp as King by the Aegyptians.			75
L. 3. c. 7. §. 5. & 7.	4255 3573	294 289	318	80 2	7. The mariage of Hester.	Inarus van∣quished by the Persians.			79 Esdras com¦meth to Ie¦rusalem. 1. Daniel his 70. weekes, or 490. yeers b••••in
	4264 3582	303 298	327	82 3	16		••••e dece•• ••iri chosen to cōpound a body of the Roman Lawes.	Hippocrates the great Physicion, and De∣mocritus the Philo∣sopher flourish.	88 10

The Accompt from the solution of the Captiuitie, is the same with that from	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olym∣piads.	Persia.	Egypt.	Rome.	Greece.	Iewes •••••• ••rom Cy¦rus and Daniel.
	4265 3583	304 299	328	82 4	17		The decem viri cho∣sen for a second yere tyrannize & vsurpe the pla••e a third yeere	Cymons voyage to Cyprus, in which he died.	89 11
Nehemias comes to Ierusalem.	4268 3586	307 302	331	83 3	20			A League for 30. yeeres, betweene Athens & Sparta	92 14
	4272 3590	311 306	335	84 3	24		Tribuni Militū first chosen in stead of Cō¦suls, Dio∣nys. Liuie placeth them in the 110. yeere of Rome.		96 18
	4273 3591	312 307	336	84 4	25		The conquest of Samos by the Athe¦nians vnder Peri∣cles.	97 19
	4278 3596	317 312	341	86 1	30			The Athenians & the Cor••••••ae••ns a∣gainst the Corin∣thians.	102 24
The wals of Ierusalem finished. Nehemias returnes to King Artaxer∣xes.	4280 3598	319 314	343	••86 3	32				104 26
L. 3. c. 8. §. 1.	4283 ••601	322 317	346	67 2	35			The first yeere of the Peloponnesian Warre.	107 29
L. 3. c. 9. §. 1.	L. 3. c. 8. §. 4.	4289 3607	328 323	352	88 4	6 Xerxes 2. months. 7 Sogidanus 8. months.		The victory of the Athenians at Pylus.	113 35
L. 3. c. 9. §. 1.	4290 3608	329 324	353	89 1	8 1. Darius Nothus. 19.				114 36
L. 3. c. 8. §. 5. & 6.	4292 3610	331 326	355	89 3	3			A vaine & trou∣blesome peace be∣tweene Athens and Sparta.	116 38
L. 3. c. 9. §. 1. &c. 8. §. 8.	4301 3619	340 335	364	91 4	12 Egypt rebelleth a∣gainst the Persian, & sets vp Kings that raigne successiuely, til Och••••his reconquest.	1 1. Amyr∣tau••, 6		The Athenian for∣ces in Sicil vtterly destroyed.	125 47
C. 8. §. 9.	4302 3620	341 336	365	92 1	13 Darius enters in∣to con••ederacie with the Spartans.	2		The gouernment of the 400. in A thens, which was suppressed the yeere following.	126 48
The Carthaginians inuade Sicil with an Armie of 300000. L. 5. c. 1. s. 4. † 3.	4304 3622	343 338	367	92 3	15	4		The Athenians begin to recouer strength.	128 50
L. 3. c. 8. §. 10.	4306 3624	345 340	369	93 1	17	6		Alcibiades after many victories re∣turnes frō banish∣ment to Athens••is made General, & banished againe.	130 52
	4307 3625	346 341	370	93 2	18	2 1. Nephres 6		The battaile at Arginusae.	131 53
	4308 3626	347 342	371	93 ••	19	2		Dionysius the el∣der vsurps tyran∣nie in Syracuse.	132 54
L. 3. c. 8. §. 12.	4309 3627	348 343	372	93 4	9 1. Artaxerxes Mnemon 43	3		The battaile at Argos, Potamos, &c.	133 55
	4311 3629	350 345	374	94 2	3	5	The siege of Veii, which last∣ed 10. yeres		135 57
L. 3. c. 10. §. 1.	4313 3631	352 347	376	94 4	5. The expedition of Cyrus against Arlaxerxes.	3 1. Acoris 12		Socrates put to death. The 30. ty∣rants put downe in Athens.	137 59

	Iulian and World.	Rome and Nab:	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Persia.	Aegypt.	Rome.	Greece.	Iewes From Cyrus. Daniel.
L. 3. c. 11. §. 4.	4318 3636	357 352	381	96 1	10	6		Agesilaus warreth in Asia.	142 64
L. 3. C. 11. §. 7.	4320 3638	359 354	383	96 3	12	8		The victorie of Co∣non at Gnidus, &c.	144 66
	4321 3639	360 355	384	96 4	13	9	Vey taken by Camillus.	Xenophon and Plato flourish.	145 67
	4325 3643	364 359	388	97 4	17	3 1 Psammiticus the son of Inarus, & after him Nephr••s, that had bin expelled reigned in all about two yeeres.	The honorable vi∣ctorie of Camillus ouer the Falisci.		149 71
L. 4. c. 7. §. 1. L. 3. c. 11. §. 9.	4326 3644	365 360	389	98 1	18	2	Rome taken & burnt by the Gauies.	The Peace of An¦talcidas.	150 72
	4327 3645	376 361	390	98 2	19	4 1. Nectanebus. 18			151 73
	4332 3650	371 366	395	99 3	24	6	M. Manlius Capitolinus put to death.	The Lacedaemonians take the Citadell of Thebes by treason.	156 78
L. 3. c. 11. §. 11.	4336 3654	375 370	399	100 3	28	10		The Thebans recouer their Citadell, and make strong warre vp••n the Laced••••••¦nians.	160 82
	4340 3658	379 374	403	101 3	32	14	Tribunes o•• the people continued 5. yeares in office, propound popu∣lar Lawes, among which, That one of the Consuls should be still a Pl••b••ian.		164 86
L. 3. c. 12. §. 1.	4343 3661	382 377	406	102 2	35	17	The famous battaile of Lenctra.	167 89
L. 3. c. 12. §. 4.	4345 3663	384 379	408	102 4	37	4 1. Tachus 8. Euse∣bius giues only 2. yeres to Tachus. Reinee. 6; but the storie of him proues more.	L. Sextius a Ple∣beian, and L. A••••ylius, Consuls.	The hastie growth of the Theban Estate.	1••9 91
	4351 3669	390 385	414	104 2	43. Many Prouin∣ces rebell against Artaxerxes, and are soone reclaymed.	7		The great Battaile of Mantinaea. Epami∣nondas dyes.	175 97
L. 3. c. 12. §. 8.	4352 3670	391 386	415	104 3	10 1. Ochus. 23.	8. Tachus betray∣ed by Agesilaus. 1. Nectanebus 13.		Peace in Greece. The Athe∣nians weaken themselues by conn••••••••ng their Treasure to vaine vses.	176 98 Ionathan about this t••me high Priest.
	4354 3672	393 388	417	105 1	3	3		1. Philip King of Ma∣cedon 24. yeeres, and part of the 25.	178 100
L. 4. c. 1. §. 4.	4359 3677	398 393	422	106 2	8	8		6 The Phocian warre begins.	183 1••5
	4364 3682	403 398	427	107 3	13 Ochus re∣conquers Ae∣gypt.	13. Nectane∣bus bus flies into Aethiopia.		11	188 110
L. 4. c. 1. §. 6.	4368 3686	407 402	431	108 3	17			15 The end of the Phocian Warre.	192 114
L. 5. c. 1. §. 4. †. 4.	4369 3687	408 403	432	108 4	18			16 Timoleon his voy∣age into Sicil.	193 115
	4370 3688	409 404	433	109 1	19	Nabonassar. Nouemb. the 17.		17 Philip wasteth ••lly∣ria, and drawes the Thessaliās to follow him	194 116
After this, the yeeres from Cyr{us} & Daniel are too few, by One.	4375 3693	414 409	438	110 2	11 1 Arses 3.			22	199 121 Iaddus High Priest. 16

	Iulian and World.	Rome and Nab:	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Persia.	Aegypt.	Rome.	Greece.	Iewes From Cyrus. Daniel
	4376 3694	415 410	439	110 3	2			23 The battaile of Cheronaea. Phi∣lip chosen Captayne Generall of the Greekes.	2 199 121
	4378 3696	417 412	441	111 1	12 1. Darius 5. yeeres & somwhat more	Nabon. Nouemb. 15.		25 Philip slaine by Pa••sanias. 1. Alexander the great twelue yeeres and fiue moneths.	4 201 123
	4379 3697	418 413	442	111 2	2			2 Thebes razed by Alexander.	5 202 124
	4380 3698	419 414	443	111 3	3			3 Alexander passeth into Asia.	6 203 125
L. 4. c. 2. §. 4.	4381 3699	420 415	444	111 4	4 The battaile of Issus.			4	7 204 126
L. 4. c. 2. §. 5, 6 & 7. & l. 5. c. 2. §. 8.	4382 3700	421 416	445	112 1	5		The Gaules enter into League with the Romans.	5 Alexander winnes Tyre and Egypt.	8 205 129 Iaddus mee∣ting Alexan¦der, is reue∣renced by him.

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olymp.
An Eclipse of ☾	4383 3701	422 417	446	112 2	6 The battaile of Arbela.	6 Babylon, Susa, and Persepolis wonne by Alexander.	9 206 128
L. 4. c. 2. §. 13.	4384 3702	423 418	447	112 3	7 Darius slaine by Bessus.	7	10 207 129

					Macedon.	Aegypt.		Greece.	Romans.	Iewes. Daniel
	4385 3703	424 419	448	112 4	8. Al••xand••r chan∣geth conditions: hee puts to death Parme∣••io and Philotas.					11 130
	4380 3704	425 420	449	113 1	9. Alexander pas¦seth into India: ••••lls Clytus and Cal∣listhenes.					12 131
Alexander dyed 17. dayes before the Summer Solstice From Nabonassar hitherto are collected 424. yeeres: and hence to the reigne of Augustus, 294. The summe 8, 718. yeeres, which agrees with this accompt, Ptolem. Almagest. l. 3. c. 8.	4390 3708	429 424	453	114 1	13. Alexan∣der dyes at Babylon.	Nabon. Nouemb. 12.				16 135
4391 3709	430 425	454	114 2	1. Aridaeus, 6. and foure mo∣neths.	1 1. Ptolemie Lagi, 39.	L. 3. c. 3. §. 1. 2 & 3.	The Lamian Warre.		1. Oni∣as, 23. 136
4••94 3712	433 438	457	115 1	4	4. Perdic∣cas slaine in Egypt. Nab. N••u. 11	L. 4. c. 3. §. 8. & 9.	Victories of Eumenes.		4 139
	4395 371••	434 429	458	115 2	5. Antigonus sent against Eumenes.	5				5 140
Aridaeus slaine by Olympias. Antigon{us} beaten by Eumnes.	4397 3715	436 431	460	115 4	7	7				7 142
Eumenes betrayed to Antigonus. Olympias slaine by Cassander. Antigo∣nus growes dreedfull	4398 3716	437 432	461	116 1	1. Cassander. 19.	8		Thebes reedi∣fied by Cas∣sander.		8 143
Some place the beginning of Seleucus in this twelfth from Alexander, b•• which ac∣com••p he reigned 32. yeeres.	4402 3720	441 436	465	117 1	5	12 Nabonassar. Nouemb. 9.	Demetrius beaten at Gaza, by Pto∣lemie and Se∣le••••us.			12 147
Peace between Alex∣anders Captains, with diuision of Prouinces.	4403 3721	442 437	466	117 2	6	13				13 148

	Iulian, and World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olymp.	Macedon.	Egypt.	Syria and the Kingdome of the Greekes.	Greece.	Romans.	Iewes. Daniel
The Aera of the Kingdome of the Greekes.	4404 3722	443 438	467	117 3	7	14	1 1. Seleuc{us}. 3•• 1	L. 4. c. 5. § 7.		14 14••
Alexanders Cap∣tayns assume the name of Kings.	4406 3724	445 440	469	118 1	9	16 Ptolemie ouercome by Demetrius at Cyrrus.	3 3	Athens set free by Demetrius the sonne of Au∣tigon••s.		10 151
L. 4. c. 6. §. 4.	4413 3731	452 447	476	119 4	16	23	10. The battaile at Ipsus, wherein An∣tigonus was slaine. 10			23 1••8
	4414 3732	453 448	477	120 1	17	24	11 S••lencus makes alliance with De∣metrius. 11			1 〈…〉〈…〉 th•• A••cie••t 13 1••••
	4417 3735	456 451	480	120 4	1. Antipater and Alexander the sonne of Cas∣sander. 4	27	14 14			4 162
L. 4. c. 6. §. 7.	4421 3739	460 455	484	121 4	1. Demtri{us}. 6.	31	18 18			8 166

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olym∣piads.	Macedon.	Egypt.	Syria.	Greece.	Rome.	Iewes. Daniel
	4427 3745	466 461	490	123 2	1. Pyrrhus 7. Moneths.	37	24 24			••. Elezar ••igh Priest 1•• 172
	4428 3746	467 462	491	123 3	1. Lysimachus 5.	38	25 25			2 17••
	4429 3747	468 463	492	123 4	2	39 2 1. Ptolemi•• Philadel∣phus, 38	26 26			3 174
The translation of the Bible by the Sep∣tuagint.	4432 3750	471 466	4••5	124 3	5	4	29 29		The ••arentines raise warre in the easterne part of Italie, & call in Pyrrhus against the Romans.	6 177
L. 4. c. 6. § 9. &	4433 3751	472 467	496	124 4	••. Lysimachus slaine. Selencus 7. Mon.	5	30. Selencus slaine in the end of the 124. Olymp. Polib. & Iu∣stin. 30		Pyrrhus his victo∣rie against the Romans.	7 178
L. 4. c. 7. §. 3. & 7.	4434 3752	473 468	497	125 1	1. Ptolemie Ceraunis, Antipater, Mel••ager, Sosthenes,	6 Nabon Nouēb. 1	2 1. Antiochus So••t, 19 31	The Gaules doe great spoile in Macedon and Greece, vnder Brennus and Belgius.		8 179
	4436 3754	475 470	499	125 3	1 1. Antigonus Gon••tas, 36.	8	3 33		Pyrrhus goes into Sicil.	10 181
L. 5. c. 2. §. 6.	4438 3756	477 472	501	126 1	3	10 Na¦bon••si••rs yere begins the first of Octob.	5 35	About these tim•••• the Achaeans be∣gunne their so∣cietie.	Pyrrhus called out of Sicil against the Romans.	12 183
	4439 3757	478 473	502	126 2	4	11	6 ••6		Pyrrhus ouer∣throwne by the Romans.	13 184
L. 4. c. 7. §. 5.	4441 3759	480 475	504	126 4	6	13	8 38	Pyrrhus slaine at Argos.	The Tarentines craue aid of the Carthaginiās	15 186
The translation by the septuagint finished, this 17. of Philadelphus.	4445 3763	484 479	508	127 4	10	17	12 42			19 1••0	Consuls
	4446 3764	485 480	509	128 1	11	18. Na∣bonassar. Oct. 29.	13 43			1. Manas∣ses high Priest, 27. 191
The more ancient Roman Consuls haue beene often so v••••••rlayne, that Liuie hath doubted whom to name.	4450 3768	489 484	513	129 1	15	2. Na¦bonassar, Octob. 28	17 47	L. 5. c. 1. §. 3.	The beginning of the first Pu∣nicke Warre.	5 195	Ap. Clau∣dius. M. Fuluius

	Iulian. and World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olymp.	Mace∣don.	Egypt.	Syria and the Kingdome of the Greekes.	Greece.	Romans.	Iewes. Daniel	Consuls.
	4453 3771	492 487	516	129 4	18	25	3 1. Antiochus Theus. 16 50			8 198	L. Valerius. T. Octacilius.
L. 5. c. 1. §. 6.	4454	493 488	517	130 1	19	26	2 51		Duilius his victorie at Sea.	9 199	C. Duilius.Cn. Cornelius.
	4457 3775	496 491	520	130 4	22	29	5 54		Regulus pas∣seth into A∣fricke.	12 202	M. Attil. Reg. Cn. Cornelius.
L. 5. c. 1. §. 8.	4458 3776	497 492	521	131 1	23	30	6 55	Marcus Cary∣nensis Praetor of the Achaeans.	Regulus taken prisoner.	13 203	L. Manlius. Q. Caditus.
	4463 3781	502 497	526	132 2	28	35	11 60	Aratus recouers Sicyon and ioynes it to the Achaeans.		18 208	L. Caecilius. C. Furius.
The Roman Consuls beaten at Lilybaum. The beginning of the Parthian Kingdome.	4464 3782	503 498	457	132 3	29	36	12 61		Regulus his death.	19 209	C. Atilius. L. Manlius.
	4465 3783	504 499	528	132 4	30	37	13 62		Shipwrack, and vn∣happie ••ight of the Romans at sea.	20 210	P. Claudius, Pulcher, & L. Iunius.
	4467 3785	506 501	530	133 2	32	3 1 Ptolemie E••erge••es, 26	15 64			22 212	L. Caecilius. M. Fabius.
Amilcar the Cartha∣ginian in Sicil. L. 5. c. 1. §. 11.	4469 3787	508 50••	532	133 4	34	3	4 1. Selencus Callenicus 20 66			24 214	M. Fabius. C. Atilius.
	4472 3790	511 506	535	134 3	2 1 Deme¦trius 10	6	4 69		Luctatius his great victorie as AEgateis.	27 217	C. Luct. Catul A. Posthumius
The warre of the Mer¦cinaries with the Car∣thaginians. L. 5. c. 3.	4473 3791	512 507	536	134 4	2	7	5 70	Aratus wins Corinth.	Peace granted to Carthage.	Onias 1 218	Q. Luctatius. A. Manlius.
	4474 3792	513 508	537	135 1	3	8 Nabon Oct. 22	6 71			1. Simon the iust 28 219	C. Claudius. M. Semproi••
The warre with the Mercinaries ended.	4476 3794	515 510	539	135 3	5	10	8 73		The Romans take Sardinia from the Carthaginians.	3 221	Gracchus. Falco.
	4482 3800	521 516	545	137 1	3 1. Antigo∣nus Doson 1••	16	14 79			9 227	Lepidus. Malleolus.
	4483 3801	522 517	546	137 2	2	17	15 80		A Roman Embassa∣dor slaine by Queene T••••r••.	10 228	M. Aemylius M. Iunius.
L. 5. c. 2. §. 7.	4485 3803	524 519	548	137 4	4	19	17 82		Teuta Queene of Illyria subdued by the Romans.	12 2••0	L. Posthumius. C. Fulnius.
L. 5. c. 5. §. 1.	4489 3807	528 523	552	138 4	8	23	5 1. Sel••••ent C••ra••••us. 3 86			16 ••••4	L. Aemylius. C. Atilius.
Flaminius was also Consul this yeere. See L. 5. c. 2. § 8.	4492 3810	531 526	555	139 3	11	26	5 1. Antiochus the Great. 36. 89		Marceilus his vi∣ctorie ouer the Gaule ••bout Milan.	19 237	C. Cornelius. M. Marcellus
L. 5. c. 5. §. 2.	4493 3811	532 527	556	139 4	12	4 1. P••olo •••••• P••••lo pator 27.	2 90			20 238	P. Cornelius. M. Minuti••s.
	4494 3812	533 528	557	140 1	4 1. Phi∣lip. 42.	2	3 91			20 239	L. Verturius. C. Luctatius.

	Iulian. World.	Rome. Nabon	Iphit.	Olymp.	Macedon.	Egypt.	Syria & King∣dome of the Greekes.	Greece.	Rome.	Iewes and Daniel	Consuls.
Hannibal takes Saguntum.	4495 3813	534 529	558	140 2	2	3	4 92	Demetrius P••arius chased out of his Lordship. L. 5. c. 3. §. 4.		22 240	L. Aemylius. M. Liuius.
The beginning of the second Punick warre.	4496 3814	535 530	559	140 3	3	4	5 93	The battayles of Ticinus and Treb••a.	23 241	P. Cor. Scipio. T. Sempronius
The occurrences of this yere are refer∣red by Polyb. l. 5. to the 3. of the 14. Olymp. This bat∣taile of Thrasymene was sought in the Spring, the Olympian y••ere beganne at the Summer Solstice. Hannibal and Mar∣cellus. Hiero King of Syracuse dyes. Hiero∣n••mus. succeedes.	4497 3815	536 531	560	140 4	4 O Eclips. Li••. l. 22 〈◊〉〈◊〉 recko∣ning by 〈◊〉〈◊〉 〈◊〉〈◊〉	5 Warre in Syria be∣tween An¦••••••chus & Ptolemie.	6 94	Philip and the Achae∣a••s make peace with the 〈◊〉〈◊〉.	The battayles of Thrasymene.	24 242	C. Flaminius. Cn. Seruilius.
4498 3816	537 532	561	141 1	5	6 Nabonassars yeere begins O¦ctob. 16.	7 9••		The great bat∣taile of Can¦nae	25 243	C. Teret. Varro L. AEm. Paul.
4499 3817	538 533	562	141 2	6	7	8 96		Posthumi{us} the Roman Consul slain b•• the Gaules	2•• 244	L. Posthumius T. Semp. Grac. Q. Fabius.
The 2. Scipioes slain in Spain. Han∣nibal wins Tarēiū	4502 3820	541 536	565	142 1	9	10	11 99	Philip & the Achae¦ans haue war with the Ae••o∣lians and Romās in Greece.	Syracuse won by Marcellus. Capua besieged	247 1. O••ias high Priest 39.	Ap. Claudius. Q. Ful••ins.
Hannibal at the walls of Rome	4503 3821	542 537	566	142 2	10	11	12 100	Young Scipio sent into Spaine. Capua won by the Romās.	2 248	Cn. Ful••ins. P. Sulpitius.
	4507 3825	546 541	570	143 2	14	15	16 104	The battayle at Metaurus.	6 252	C. Clau. Nero. M. Liuius.
	4508 3826	547 542	571	143 3	15	16	17 105		Scipio driues the Carthaginians quite out of Spain	7 253	Q. Caecilius. L. Veturius.
	4510 3828	549 544	573	144 1	17	5 1. Ptolemie Epiphanes 24	19 107		Scipio inuades Africke.	9 255	Cethegus. P. Sempronius
	4511 3829	550 545	574	144 2	18	2	20 108		King Syphax taken.	10 256	Seruilius, and Seruilius.
	4512 3830	551 546	575	144 3	19	3	21 109		Hannibal vanquished by Scipio.	11 257	T. Claudius. M. Seruilius.
The end of the second Punicke Warre, and begin∣ning of the Mace∣donian war with Philip. This yeere and the next were three Eclipses of the Moone.	4513 3831	552 547	576	144 4	20	4	22 110		Scipio triumphs ouer Carthage.	12 258	Lentulus. Patus.
4516 3834	555 550	579	145 3	23. Philip ouer∣come at the Riuer Apsus, by the Ro∣mans.	7	25 113		L. 5. c. 4. §. 13.	15 261	T. Q. Flamin. Sex. AElius.
L. 5. c. 5. §. 14.	4517 3835	556 551	580	145 4	The battaile at Cynoscephalae	8	26 114			16 262	Cethegus. Q. Minutius.
Hannibal expel∣led Carthage. l. 5. c 5. §. 4. & c. 4. §. 15	4518 3836	557 552	581	146 1	25 Peace be∣tweene Philip and the Romans.	9	27 115	Liberty of Greece pro¦claimed by the Romās		17 263	L. Furius. Marcellus.
C. 5. §. 5.	4519 3837	558 553	582	146 2	26	10	28 116	War vpon Nabis the Tyrant.		18 264	M. Cato. L. Valerius.
C. 5. §. 7.	4522 3840	561 556	585	147 1	29	13	31 Antiochus at Chalcis. 119			21 267	L. Quintius. Cn. Domitius.
	4523 3841	562 557	586	147 2	30	14	32 Antiochus vanquish∣ed at Thermopolae. 120			22 268	Acili{us} Glabrio Nasica.
	4524 3842	563 558	587	147 3	31	15	33 121	C. 5. §. 8	The great victory of L Scipio ouer Antiochus in Asia, which gaue beginning to the Ro¦man Luxurie.	23 269	L. Scipio. C. Laelius.

	Iulian. World	Rome. Nabon	Iphit:	Olymp	Macedon.	Aegypt.	Syria & King∣dome of the Greekes.	Greece	Rome.	Iewes and Daniel	Consuls.
L. 5. c. 5. §. 9	4527 3845	566 561	590	148 2	34	18	36 124		S••••p•••• ••ri∣uen to ba∣nish him∣selfe from Rome.	26 272	Lepidus. Flaminius.
	4528 3846	567 562	591	148 3	35	19	6 1. Selencus Philo∣pator, 12. 125			27. 273	Sp. Posthumi{us}. Q. Martius.
L. 5. c. 6. §. 2.	4531 3849	570 565	594	149 2	38	22	4 128		Scipio, Hannibal, and Philo∣p••••men die. Tully pla∣ceth Scipi∣oes death two yeeres earlyer.	30 276	Marcelius. Q. Fabius
L. 5. c. 6. §. 3.	4532 3850	571 566	595	149 3	39 The tyrannie of Phi∣lip. His son Dem••tri∣us accused to him, & slaine the next yeere.	23	5 129		31 277	Paulus. Cn. Baebius.
Chap. 6. §. 4.	4533 3851	572 567	596	149 4	40	24	6 130	Callicrates 〈…〉〈…〉 Achaeans and all the Greekes.		32 278	Cethegus. M. Baebius.
	4534 3852	573 568	597	150 1	41	1.Ptolemaeus Phi∣lometor, and his brother Physcon, 35.	7 131		33 279	A. Posthumius Piso.
	4535 3853	574569	598	150 2	42 1. Perseus 11. or 12. yeeres.	2	8 132			34 280	Piso. Manlius.
An Eclipse of ☾ the 7. of Philo∣metor 573 yeeres and 206. dayes from the begin∣ning of Nabon. which agrees with this accompt. It was (by Iulian yeeres) the last of Aprill, about one of the clocke in the morning.	4540 3858	579 574	603	151 3	6	7	7 1. Antiochus Epi∣phanes, 12. 137			39 285	Sp. Posthum. Scae••ola.
45413859	580 575	604	151 4	7	8	2 138		See L. 5. c. 6. § 11.	Iason bu••••s the high Priesthood and after him More 〈◊〉〈◊〉, 286	L. Posthum. M. Popilius.
4543 3861	582 577	606	182 2	9 The beginning of the warre of Perseus.	10	4 140		C. 6. §. 6.	288	P. Licmius. C. Cassius.
4545 ••863	584 579	608	152 4	11	12 Egypt inuaded by An¦tiochus vnder pretēce of helping one King against the other. 13 Antiochus comman∣ded out of Egypt by the Romans, spoiles the Temple. 14	6 142			290	Martius. Seruilius.
A total Eclipse of the Moone, foregoing the ouer throw of Perseus in the yere of Na∣bonassar here noted.	4546 3864	585 580	609	153 1	12 Perseus vāqui∣shed and taken.	7 143	C. 6. §. 8 9, & 11.	Gentius King of Illyria taken.	291 Persecutiō in Iurie for Religion.	L. Aem. Paul C. Licinius.
4547 3865	586 581	610	153 2	Macedon made a Roman Prouince.	8 144	The capti∣uitie of all the best a∣mong the Greekes.	triumphs in Rome.	C. 6. §. 10. & 12	Paetus. Iunius.
	4549 3867	588 581	612	153 4		16	10 146		1. Iudas Maccha∣baeus, 6.	Torquatus. Octauius.

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