The lives of the Roman emperors from Domitian, where Suetonius ends, to Constantine the Great containing those of Nerva and Trajan from Dion Cassius : a translation of the six writers of the Augustéan history and those of Dioclesian and his associates from Eusebius and others by John Bernard ...
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- The lives of the Roman emperors from Domitian, where Suetonius ends, to Constantine the Great containing those of Nerva and Trajan from Dion Cassius : a translation of the six writers of the Augustéan history and those of Dioclesian and his associates from Eusebius and others by John Bernard ...
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"The lives of the Roman emperors from Domitian, where Suetonius ends, to Constantine the Great containing those of Nerva and Trajan from Dion Cassius : a translation of the six writers of the Augustéan history and those of Dioclesian and his associates from Eusebius and others by John Bernard ..." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A27492.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 11, 2024.
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A CHRONOLOGY TO THE First Volume.
Ann. Christi, | |
96 | DOmitian kill'd, Sept. 18. |
97 | COnspiracy of Calphurnius Crassus a∣gainst him. |
Adopteth Trajan. | |
98 | Dies, Jan. 27. |
Ann. Christi, | |
100 | THE Dacian War of five Years. |
103 | His Bridge over the Danube. |
104 | Arabia reduced by Palmas. |
105 | Decebalus the King of Dacia kills himself. |
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107 | Death of Licinius Suras. |
108 | The Parthian Expedition. |
111 | Deposition of Parthamasyris from the Crown of Armenia. |
112 | Armenia, Mesopotamia, Assyria conquered. |
114 | Rebellion of the Jews. |
The Forum and Column of Trajan finished. | |
115 | Earthquake at Antioch. |
116 | Trajan's Voyage on the Red-Sea. |
Revolt of his Conquests. | |
117 | Adopteth Hadrian. |
Dies, Aug 10. |
Ann. Christi, | |
118 | PAlmas, Celsus, and others killed. |
119 | He relinquishes the Conquests of Trajan. |
122 | Adrianople built. |
123 | Expedition into Great Britain. |
125 | At Athens initiated in the Eleusinian My∣steries. |
126 | Passeth into Africa. |
127 | Again visiteth Athens. |
129 | Erects a Tomb to his Horse. |
131 | Death of Antinous. |
134 | Sepulchrum Hadriani built. |
136 | Adopteth Aelius Verus. |
137 | Aelius Verus dies. |
138 | Hadrian adopteth Antoninus Pius. |
Dies, July 10. |
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Ann. Christi, | |
A. C. | |
139 | ADopteth Marcus Antoninus, Feb. 25. |
141 | Repairs the Pons Sublicius at Rome. |
Death of his Wife Faustina. | |
144 | The Britains reduced by Lollius Urbicus. |
145 | The Moors, Germans, Dacians, and Alans reduced. |
147 | Matches his Daughter to Marcus Antoninus. |
Apollonius the Philosopher of Chalcis invi∣ted to Rome. | |
152 | An Inundation of the Tyber. |
156 | Attilius Titianus proscribed. |
161 | Death, March 6. |
Ann. Christi, | |
161 | ASsociates Verus to him in the Empire. |
The Parthian War of five Years. | |
162 | Agricola sent into Great Britain. |
166 | Commodus declared Caesar, Octob. 12. |
168 | A great Pestilence. |
169 | The Marcomannick War. |
Death of Verus. | |
174 | Victory over the Quadi and Marcomanni. |
175 | The Revolt of Cassius. |
176 | M. Anton. passeth to Athens. |
177 | Triumphs. |
Commodus declared his Associate in the Em∣pire, November 27. | |
178 | Matches Commodus to Crispina. |
180 | Death, March 16. |
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Ann. Christi, | |
180 | TRriumphs. |
181 | The Ministry of Perennis. |
183 | The Britains reduced by Ulpius Marcellus. |
184 | Attempt of Pompeianus against the Life of Commodus. |
Lucilla, Sister to Commodus put to death. | |
185 | The Baths of Commodus built. |
186 | Perennis killed. |
187 | The Ministry of Cleander. |
190 | Cleander killed. |
Commodus putteth his own Head upon the Coloss of the Sun. | |
192 | Acteth Hercules. |
Death. |
Ann. Christi, | |
126 | BORN. |
167 | Defeateth the Germans under the Reign of M. Antoninus. |
193 | His Death, March 28. |
Ann. Christi, | |
193 | DEposed and killed, June— |
Ann. Christi, | |
194 | DEfeats and slays Pescennius Niger. |
196 | Victories in the East. |
Declares Caracalla Caesar, June 1. |
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198 | Overcomes and kills Albinus. |
Declares Caracalla Emperor with him, and Geta Caesar. | |
200 | His Expedition against Parthia. |
202 | Edict as to the Christians and Jews. |
203 | Marrieth Caracalla to Plautilla. |
Triumphs. | |
205 | Plautianus killed. |
208 | Expedition into Great Britain. |
210 | His Wall there built. |
211 | Death, Febr. 4. |
Ann. Christi, | |
212 | GETA killed, Febr: 5. And Papinian. |
213 | His Journey into Gallia. |
214 | Banishes the Senate from Rome. |
215 | Marries his Mother-in-Law. |
216 | Commits a vast Slaughter in Alexandria. |
217 | His Death, April 8. |
Ann. Christi, | |
218 | COncludeth a Peace with the Parthians. |
Overcome, and killed. |
Ann. Christi, | |
219 | ARrives at Rome. |
221 | Adopteth Alexander Severus. |
222 | Death, March 6. |
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Ann. Christi, | |
225 | MInistry of Ulpian under him. |
Finishes the Baths of Commodus and Caracalla: | |
226 | Ulpian, killed. |
230 | Expedition against Artaxerxes. |
232 | Taurinus executed. |
233 | Cashiers a Legion. |
234 | Triumphs, Sept. 25. |
235 | His Death, March 18. |
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A CHRONOLOGY TO THE Second Volume.
Ann. Christi, | |
235 | MAximin lays waste Germany. |
236 | The Gordiani set up in Africa. |
237 | Maximus and Balbinus set up by the Senate. |
Siege of Aquileia. | |
Death of the Maximins. | |
238 | The Death of Maximus and Balbinus. |
240 | Revolt of Sabinianus against Gordianus the Third. |
241 | The Marriage of Gordianus the Third. |
242 | His Expedition into the East. |
243 | Death of Mysitheus. |
244 | Gordianus the Third, Deposed and Killed. |
250 | The Philips Overcome and Slain. |
251 | Valerian Elected Censor, Octob. 27. |
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Death of the Decii. | |
252 | —of Gallus and Volusianus. |
253 | —of Aemilian. |
254 | Valerian Associates Gallienus with him in the Empire. |
259 | Valerian taken Prisoner by the Persians. |
260 | The Revolts of Macrianus, Ingenuus, Balista, Valens, Piso, and others of the Thirty Tyrants. |
261 | |
262 | |
263 | |
263 | Odenatus Absolute in the East. |
264 | Expedition of Gallienus against Posthu∣mius. |
265 | Death of Odenatus. |
268 | —of Gallienus, March 21. |
The Goths, and other Barbarians lay wast the Roman Empire. | |
269 | Expedition of Claudius against them. |
270 | Death of Claudius, Feb. 5. |
—of his Brother. | |
271 | The Libri Sybillini Consulted by the order of Aurelian. |
273 | Zenobia taken Prisoner by Aurelian. |
Tetricus surrenders to him. | |
274 | Aurelian Triumphs. |
275 | His Death, Jan 29. |
Tacitus Elected by the Senate, after an In∣ter-regnum of six Months, Sept. 25. | |
276 | His Death, Apr. 13. |
Death of Florianus. | |
277 | Expedition of Probus into Gallia. |
278 | —against the Almains. |
281 | Revolt of Saturninus. |
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282 | Revolts of Proculus and Bonosus. |
Death of Probus, Nov. 3. | |
284 | Death of Carus and Numerianus: |
Succession of Dioclesian. | |
285 | Carinus Defeated and Slain. |
Maximian Created Caesar, and sent into Gallia. | |
286 | Revolt of Carausius. |
Maximian Created Emperor. | |
Edict against the Christians. | |
287 | Expedition of Dioclesian into Armenia. |
Edict against the Manichees. | |
288 | Germany laid wast by Maximian. |
The Goths Repulsed by Dioclesian. | |
Revolts of Achilleus and the Quinquegen∣tiani. | |
290 | Dioclesian and Maximian meet at Milan. |
291 | Constantius and Galerius Created Caesars. |
292 | Dioclesian in Egypt. |
Carausius Killed. | |
Revolt of Alectus. | |
293 | Victory of Galerius in Pannonia. |
294 | Defeat of Achilleus. |
295 | Great Britain recovered to the Empire. |
The Quinquegentiani reduced. | |
296 | Galerius defeated by the Persians. |
297 | Regains his Honour. |
As likewise Constantius. | |
The Thebaean Legion Massacred. | |
298 | Dioclesian Adored. |
—His Baths begun upon. | |
301 | Dioclesian and Maximian Triumph. |
Rescript of Maximian against the Christians. |
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302 | Edict of Dioclesian against the Christians. |
304 | Dioclesian and Maximian Abdicate the Empire. |
306 | Death of Constantius in Great Britain. |
Severus and Maximin Created Caesars. | |
307 | Maximian takes and slays Severus. |
The Marriage of Constantine and Fausta. | |
309 | Death of Maximian. |
310 | Licinius Created Emperor. |
311 | Death of Galerius. |
313 | Death of Dioclesian. |