Breviarium chronologicum being a treatise describing the terms and most celebrated characters, periods and epocha's us'd in chronology, by which that useful science may easily be attained to / writ in Latin by Gyles Strauchius ... ; and now done into English from the third edition, with additions.

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Breviarium chronologicum being a treatise describing the terms and most celebrated characters, periods and epocha's us'd in chronology, by which that useful science may easily be attained to / writ in Latin by Gyles Strauchius ... ; and now done into English from the third edition, with additions.
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Strauch, Aegidius, 1632-1682.
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London :: Printed for A. Bosvile ... and P. Gilburne ...,
1699.
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Chronology, Historical.
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"Breviarium chronologicum being a treatise describing the terms and most celebrated characters, periods and epocha's us'd in chronology, by which that useful science may easily be attained to / writ in Latin by Gyles Strauchius ... ; and now done into English from the third edition, with additions." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A61814.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 4, 2024.

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Courteous Reader,

TO give you at once a short View of all these Epocha's, which (after our general Doctrine of Time) we have treated of in this Epitome; and to shew you the most compendious Way of making an exact Connecti∣on betwixt the several Epoch's we have exhibited in a small Table the Difference betwixt the Ju∣lian Period and all the other Epocha's. As, for Example; If the Year of Christ 1664, and the fifth Month of the Year, commonly called the Month of May, be given to find out the Syn∣chronisms of these Epocha's; you must know the Year of the Julian Period: If therefore you add out of the above-mentioned Table 4713 Years to the before-said Sum, the Product will shew you the Year of the Julian Period, to wit, 377, which is correspondent to the known Year of Christ. On the other hand, If you subtract from the same Year the Sum you find opposite to each Epocha, this shews you the true Method of making a just Connection betwixt these Epocha's and the known Year of Christ. It is further to be observed, That where you find an Asterisk or*, affixed to any of these Epocha's, it indigitates, that the usual Computation of the Years of this Epocha is not congruous to the Ju∣lian Period; and that therefore the Connection betwixt them is to be look'd for in our Compu∣tistica.

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From the beginning of the Julian Period, to
  Y.M.
1.The Creation of the World,7639
2.The Jewish Epocha,9528
3.Moses's Flood,241910
4.Porphyrius's Chaldaick Epocha,2480 
5.Assyriac Kingdom,2537 
6.Nativity of Abraham,2711 
7.—his Calling,2786 
8.Isaac's Nativity,2811 
9.Abraham's Death,2886 
10.Beginning of the Kingdom of the Argives,2856 
11.Beginning of the Kingdom of Athens,3157 
12.Departure out of Aegypt.32163
13.Entr. of the Israelites into Palaestine,32619
14.Their Tilling it,32629
15.Destruction of Troy,35295
16.David's Reign,3653 
17.First Foundation of the Temple,36964
18.Its Encoenia,47039
19.The Defection of Jeroboam,3733 
20.Arbaces, the 1st King of the Medes,3838 
21.Mandaces, the 2d,3865 
22.Sosarmus, the 3d,3915 
23.Artica, the 4th,3945 
24.Cardicea, the 5th,3996 
25.Phraortes, the 6th,4057 
26.Cyaxares, the 7th K. of the Medes,4080 
27.The Beginning of Astyages,4020 
28.The End,4154 
29.The Olympiads,39376
30.The Varronian Epocha of the Buil∣ding of the City,39603
31.The Catonian,39613
32.* The Nabonassarean Epocha,39662
33.Destruction of Samaria,3990 
34.The Beginning of Nabuchadonosor,4105 

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35. LXX Years Captivity, 4113  
36. Destruction of the first Temple, 4123 7
37. The Beginning of Cyrus in Persia, 4154  
38. in Babylon, 4175  
39. Flight of the Kings, 4205 2
40. The Battle at Marathon, 4222 7
41. at Salamis, 4233 8
42. The Beginning of the Pelopon. War, 4282 3
43. The Beginning of the 70 Weeks of Daniel, 4291  
44. The Battle at Gaugamel, 4382 9
45. The Begin. of the Calip. Period, 4383 6
46. The Death of Alexander, 4390 3
47. The Epocha of the Seleucides, 4401 3
48. The Death of Mattathias Asmo∣naeus, 4547  
49. The Restauration of the Jews, Mac. 4548  
50. The Epocha of Simon, 4570  
51. The Antiochian Epocha, 4664 9
52. The Julian Epocha, 4668 0
53. The Beginning of the Reign of Herod, 4673  
54. The taking of Jerusalem, 4676  
55. The Death of Herod, 4712 2
56. The Spanish Aera, 4675  
57. The Battle at Actium, 4682 8
58. The taking Alexandria, 4683 7
59. The Epocha of the Augustus's, 4686  
60. The true Birth of Christ, 4711  
61. The Vulgar, 4713  
62. The Passion of Christ, 4745 3
63. The Destruction of the second Temple, 4782 7
64. The Beginning of the Dioclesian or the Aera of Martyrs, 4996 8
65. The Dioclesian Persecution, 5015 3
66. The Death of Constantius Chlo∣rus, 5018 7
67. The Conquest of Maxentius, 5024
68. The Nicaean Council, 5037 5

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69.The Death of Constantine the Great,50495
70.The Encoenia of Constantinople,50424
71.* The Epocha of the Hegira,53346
72.* The Epocha of Yezdejerd,53445
73.The Epocha of Jellalaean,57913

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