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The Annals of the World

James Ussher (1581-1656) · 863,385 words · 3837 min

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  • Is readyly entertained by Attalus. The same year.
  • Makes war upon his father. ib.
  • Nicomedes Philopator departs this life. A. M. 3915
  • His son Nicomedes is made King of Bithynia by the Senate. ib.
  • Is driven out by his brother Socrates. The same year.
  • Being brought again into Bithynia, by the advice of the Romans, makes an irruption upon Mithridates his Kingdom. J. P. 4625
  • Dying without children, leaves his kingdom to the people of Rome. A. M. 3928
  • Nicomedes, the Bithynian, obteins the High Priesthood of the Comanians in Cappadocia from Caesar. A. M. 3957. c.
  • Nicopolis is built by Pompey. J. P. 4648
  • The City built by Octavianus, called Nicopolis. J. P. 4684. p. 763
  • Nile ditches are scoured. sup. A. M. 3975
  • Ninivy is overcome. J. P. 4088
  • Ninus, the son of Belus, founded the Assyrian Empire. J. P. 3447
  • Ninus the younger obteins the Kingdom. J. P. 3967
  • Nisibis is taken by Lucullus. A. M, 3937
      • N. O.
    • Noah born. J. P. 1766
    • Sent to preach to the World. J. P. 2245
    • Departs this life. J. P. 2716
      N. U.
    • Nudus is deprived of his riches by Mithridates. J. P. 4640
    • Numenius is sent by the Kings of Egypt to give thanks to the Romans for their benefits. A. M. 3836. a.
    • Numenius, the son of Antiochus, with others, is sent Ambassador by the Jews to Rome. A. M. 3865
    • Numidius Quadratus takes information against the Jews. A. M. 4056
      N. Y.
    • Nyssa, the sister of Mithridates, is taken by Lucullus. J. P. 4643
      O. B.
    • OBadias Prophesies. J. P. 4127
    • Obodus, King of the Nabataeans. J. P. 4690
      O. C.
    • Ochus, or Darius Nothus, enjoys the Kingdom. J. P. 4291
    • Ochus, the son of Artaxerxes, kills his brother Arsames. J. P. 4353
    • His father being dead, declareth himself King, grows cruel towards his kindred. J. P. 4354
    • Subdues Jerechuntis. J. P. 4363
    • Subjects Egypt. J. P. 4364
    • Makes Mentor President of the Asian coast. J. P. 4365
    • Is made away with poison by Bagoas. J. P. 4376
    • Octavia, with child, marries Antonius. J. P. 4674
    • Arbitresse between her husband Antonius and her brother Octavius. J. P. 4676
    • Octavius, who is also called Octavianus and Augustus, is born. J. P. 4651
    • Caesar being slain, enters upon his inheritance. J. P. 4670
    • Meets a great company coming to Rome to see him. ib.
    • Is proudly entertained by Antonius. The same year.
    • Makes plays for Caesar's victory, prepares an army, he agrees not with Antonius. The same year.
    • Gathers together ten thousand men, Marches into Hetruria, Divides the silver to the two Legions that came to him. A. M. 3961
    • Relieves Decimus Brutus, besieged at Mutina by Antonius. J. P. 4671
    • Receives extraordinary command, finds the army more favorable to him than the Senate, Enters friendship with Lepidus and Antonius, whilst he was consulting Augury, vultures appear to him. He is chosen consul, receives power from the Senate to act whatsoever he pleased, which he retained all his life along, to wit, fifty six years, usurps the name of C. Julius Caesar Octavianus. The same year.
    • His eagle sitting upon his tent, prosecutes the two crows to the very ground. A. M. 3962
    • He overcomes Brutus. A. M. 3963
    • Divorces Claudia Fulvia's daughter. J. P. 4673
    • Enters the last league with Antonius. J. P. 4674
    • Triumphing enters Rome. A. M. 3969
    • Accuses Antonius to the common people, and when the Consuls fled to Antonius, gave out they were sent by him. J. P. 4682
    • After the Consuls were gone, he did and said whatsoever he pleased, receives Antonius his will from the Vestal Virgins, and looks it over, makes great preparation for war against Antonius. The same year.
    • Goes into Epirus. Becomes Victor in the Actian war, distributes to the men and Cities rewards and punishments, according to their several deserts. J. P. 4683
    • Sails to Athens. The same year.
    • Lets go the veteran army, many things are decreed to his honor at Rome. A. M. 3974
    • Is twice afflicted with a tempest. J. P. 4684
    • Comes very speedily into Asia, answers not the Embassy of Antonius, promises Cleopatra impunity if she would kill Antonins, goes to Syria, takes Peleusium, Cleopatra betraying it, entering Alexandria, makes a Greek oration, wherein he signifies, that he would pardon all the Egyptians, liberally entertains the children of Antonius and Cleopatra, Admires the bulk and beauty of Alexandria, Goes not to Apis, saying he would worship God's, not oxen, Comes to comfort Cleopatra, and is not taken with her enticements, Is afflicted for the death of Cleopatra, thinking the glory of his triumph was thereby lost, Suspecting the Egyptians, commends not the Province to the Senate, makes C. Cornelius Gallus President of Egypt, Comes into Syria, Going into the Province of Asia, winters there, Honors are decreed him, shows that he attained the Empire by his Victories. all The same year.
    • Being about to relinquish the Empire, is by many argument persuaded he alone might have it. A. M. 3977
    • Retaining those Provinces that lay in most danger, he delivered those to the Senate that were most safe, and by this means arms soldiers, and takes them to himself, he is called the same year.
    • Is freed from all tie of laws, by the voice of the Senate. J. P. 4690
    • Seperates M. Agrippa and M. Marcellus, being at ods. J. P. 4691
    • March • s into Sicilia. A. M. 3983
    • Thence going into Grece, takes Egina, and Eretria from the Athenians. J. P. 4693
    • Going into Asia, deprives the Cizicenians of their liberty. J. P. 4694
    • Does as much for the Tyrians and Sidonians. id. ibid.
    • Returning to Rome, builds a Temple to Mars, for the Ensigns he regained from the Parthians. A. M. 3985
    • When the first Quinquennal of his Empire was at an end, he prolonged it for five years more. A. M. 3987
    • Restores the Cizicenians to liberty. A. M. 3989
    • Takes up the High Priesthood. A. M. 3991
    • Burning the rest of the books of prophesy, he retains only those of the Sibels. The same year.
    • Takes Tiberius into Agrippa's room. J. P. 4702
    • Amends the year instituted by Julius Caesar, but afterwards by negligence confused. A. M. 3996
    • Calls the month Sextilis August. The same year.
    • As if unwilling, prolongs his Empire. A. M. 3997
    • It reconciled to Aeneas, or Aretas, and Herod. J. P. 4708
    • Exhibits and naval fight. J. P. 4712
    • Takes heavily the death of Gaius. A. M. 4006
    • Will not endure to be called Lord. sup. A. M. 4007
    • Takes upon him the Empire, as if compelled, for the fourth Decennium, or ten years more. J. P. 4717
    • For the fifth. A. M. 4017
    • Restores the Calendar to its perfection. A. M. 4007
    • His death is foretold. A. M. 4017
    • He deceases at Nola. J. P. 4727
      O. G.
    • Ogygian stood in Attica. J. P. 3918
      O. L.
    • Olthacus, the Dynast of the Dardans, promises Mithridates, that he would kill Lucullus. J. P. 4643
    • Being courteously entertained by him, conveys himself out of Lucullus's tents. The same year.
    • Olympiads begin. J. P. 3938
    • Olympias delivers up herself to Cassander. J. P. 4398
    • Is by him slain. The same year.
      O. M.
    • Omens presaging Augustus his victory. J. P. 4683
    • Omphis resigns to Alexander. J. P. 4386
    • Omri reigns sole in Israel. J. P. 3789
    • Transfers the seat of the Kingdom into Samaria. J. P. 3790
    • Departs this life. J. P. 3796
      O. N.
    • Onesimus is converted by St. Paul. A. M. 4068
    • Onesiphorus finds out St. Paul, and refreshes him. J. P. 4776
    • Onias the High Priest. J. P. 4481, 4495, 4515
    • Admonishes and restores Heliodorus. J. P. 4537
    • Onias insinuates himself into the friendship of Ptolemy Philometor, and Cleopatra. A. M. 3842. a.
    • Obteins leave of them to build a Temple in the Prefectureship of Heliopolis. ib. See. J. P. 4562
    • Takes up a war in Cleopatra's behalf. J. P. 4569
    • Onias, a certain just man, for his pious prayers, is slain by the people of the Jews. J. P. 4649
      O. P.
    • Ophellas dies. J. P. 4407
      O. R.
    • Orobazus, the Parthian Legate, is heard by Sylla. J. P. 4624
    • Orobius, General of the Roman army, slays the Athenians by night. A. M. 3916
    • Orodes, the Parthian King. J. P. 4658
    • Commands Mithridates should be slain in his presence. J. P. 4659
    • Sends Ambassadors to Crassus. J. P. 4661
    • Is solicited by the Pompeians, to aid them in their civil war. A. M. 3956
    • Casts L. Hirtius, breaking the law of nations, into bonds. ib. b.
    • Hearing of the destruction of his men, rages. J. P. 4675
    • Is slain by his son Phraates. A. M. 3968
    • Orodes, one of the sons of Artabanus, is made King of Armenia. A. M. 4019
    • Oroeses is overcome by Pompeius. J. P. 4649
    • Oroetas, the Persian, plays the Tyrant. J. P. 4192
    • Orontes falsely accusing Trabazus, took him by deceit, and sent him bound to the King. J. P. 4329
    • Betrayes many Cities, and much treasure, to Artaxerxes. J. P. 4352
    • Orophernes, otherwise Holophernes, sollicits Demetrius Soter against Ariarathes. A. M. 3845. c.
    • Having expelled his brother Ariarathes, rules tyrannically. A. M. 3896. 2.
    • Brings in an Ionic and artificial intemperance. The same year.
    • Rifles the Temple of Jupiter to pay his soldiers. J. P. 4557
    • Orosius errs. J. P. 4665
    • Orus King of Egypt. J. P. 3050
      O. T.
    • Otho being ignorant of Vitellius his taking the Empire upon him, is created Emperor by the soldiers. J. P. 4782
    • Ninty are slain the day of his Empiredome. ib.
    • Othoniel conquers Cushan. J. P. 3309
      O. V.
    • Ovid describes his birth-day thus, When both the Consuls fell with equal fate. J. P. 4671
    • Banished into Pontus. A. M. 4012
    • Ended his days in Pontus. A. M. 4020
      P. A.
    • PAcorus, the son of Orodes, brings war upon the Province of Syria. A. M. 3953
    • Pacorus subdues all Syria. J. P. 4674
    • Is slain in war. J. P. 4675
    • Pallas Claudius his freed-man. J. P. 4765
    • Palms grow out of Clearchus his sepulcher. J. P. 4321
    • Palmyrans, when they were about to be spoiled of their goods by Antonius his Horse, convey them beyond the river. A. M. 3964
    • Pamphylian Ambassadors bring a golden crown to Rome. A. M. 3836. a.
    • The Town of Pamphylia is restored to her Prefectship. A. M. 3979
    • Pannonian Legions tumulting, submit themselves to Tiberius, being affrighted with an Ecclipse of the Moon. A. M. 3957. c.
    • Pansa, the Consul, dies of a wound be received in the battle with M. Antonius. J. P. 4671
    • Pantomimian, or antick dancing, first in Rome. J. P. 4579
    • Paphians, their family how extinguished. J. P. 4404
    • Pappus is slain. A. M. 3966
    • Parisipidas of Sparta is banished. J. P. 4306
    • Permenion takes Damascus by treachery, with the Kings treasure and Concubines. J. P. 4381
    • Is made Satrap of Syria. The same year.
    • Is sent to take possession of the Persian Navy. ibid.
    • Parthians, their defection. J. P. 4464
    • Their Empire, how it came to that height. A. M. 3863
    • Rise against the Romans. A. M. 3654
    • Are put to flight by the Romans. A. M. 3969
    • Conquered by the King of Media. J. P. 4681
    • Overcome the Romans, and kill Crassus. J. P. 4661
    • Come to the aid of Cecilius Bassus. A. M. 3960
    • Their Ambassadors desire peace with the Romans. J. P. 4624
    • Parysatis, Cyrus his mother, buries her sons head, and revenges his death. J. P. 4313
    • Makes away Statira the Queen with poison, and Is banished to Babylon. The same year.
    • Pascal, the first that Jesus Christ celebrated. A. M. 4034
    • The second. J. P. 4744
    • The third that he kept. J. P. 4745
    • The fourth, wherein our Pascal was slain. J. P. 4746
    • Paul the Apostle, having first spent three years of his Apostle-ship at Damascus, returns to Jerusalem. A. M. 4041
    • Preaches the word at Iconium with Barnabas. J. P. 4758
    • Is rapit into the third Heaven. J. P. 4759
    • Is by a vision called into Macedonia. A. M. 4056
    • Receives necessary sustenance from the Thessalonians. A. M. 4057
    • Disputes at Athens with the Philosophers. J. P. 4767
    • Comes to Corinth. The same year.
    • Comes to Ephesus. A. M. 4059
    • Ends his third year in Asia. A. M. 4061
    • Writes his first Epistle to the Corinthians. A. M. 4063
    • Writes his later Epistle to the same. J. P. 4773
    • Sails from Troas into Macedonia. A. M. 4063
    • Writes his Epistle to the Romans, and returns to Troas. The same year.
    • Comes to Cous. J. P. 4773
    • Through many Cities he hasts to Jerusalem. The same year.
    • Preaches to the tumulting people of the Jews. id. ib.
    • Appeals to Caesar. J. P. 4775
    • Suffers shipwreck. A. M. 4066
    • Comes to Rome. J. P. 4776
    • Writes his Epistles to the Philippians. A. M. 4068
    • Writes that to the Hebrews. J. P. 4778
    • Having stayed two years at Rome, he seems to have sailed into Asia, Preaches the Gospel in the Island of Crete. The same year.
    • Writes his first Epistle to Timothy. A. M. 4069
    • Writes to Titus. The same year.
    • Returns to Ephesus to Timothy. id. ib.
    • Coming the second time to Rome, is absolved by Nero. J. P. 4779
    • Writes his second Epistle to Timothy. ib. sub. fin.
    • Is slain with a sword at Rome. J. P. 4780
    • Pausanias frees many Graecian Cities. J. P. 4237
    • Takes Byzantium, and sends the captives to Zerxes, his insolence. J. P. 4238
    • Is accused and dismissed. J. P. 4239
    • Perishes by hunger. J. P. 4240
    • Pausistratus loses his Navy. J. P. 4524
      P. E.
    • Pekaiah succeeds his father Menachemus. J. P. 3953
    • Peka, the son of Remalia, reigns. J. P. 3954
    • Peka slays 120 thousand Jews. J. P. 3973
    • Peloponesian war begins. J. P. 4283
    • The Poloponesians rifle the City Jasus. J. P. 4302
    • Overcome the Attic navy at Caunus. J. P. 4303
    • Murmur against Astyochus Tissaphernes. J. P. 4303
    • Are overcome by the Athenians in a naval fight. J. P. 4308
    • Pencestas, Alexanders Servator. J. P. 4388
    • Being made Yeomen of the body, takes the vesture called Medica. J. P. 4389
    • His Gests. J. P. 4396, 4397, 4398, 4389
    • Perdiccas published a survey. J. P. 4391
    • Receives his ring from Alexander. The same year.
    • Overcomes Ariarathes. J. P. 4392
    • With Philippus, destroys two Cities of Pisidia. The same year.
    • Takes Nicaea to wife, and divorces her. The same year.
    • And the year. J. P. 4393
    • Perdiccas his Gests. J. P. 4406
    • Is slain. The same year.
    • Pericles departs this life. J. P. 4286
    • Period, the third Calippic Period. J. P. 4764
    • The fifth Calippic Period. A. M. 3978
    • Persean Satraps put to flight the Ionians. J. P. 2215
    • Perseans twice overcome the Carians, but at length are overcome by treachery. J. P. 4216
    • Worst the Ionians in a sea-fight, and destroy Miletum. J. P. 4217
    • Take Chius, Lesbus, and Tenedus. J. P. 4218
    • Are conquered by the Athenians, J. P. 4224
    • Twice overcome under Xerxes and the Grecians. J. P. 4234
    • Scattered by Pausanias. J. P. 2335
    • The great slaughter of them. The same year.
    • Are worsted by the Egyptians and Athenians both by sea and by land. J. P. 4255
    • Overcome the Egyptians and Grecians, under Megabizus. J. P. 4258
    • Enter into league with the Athenians. J. P. 4265
    • Bring aid to the Cyprians. J. P. 4313
    • The great expedition of the Persians against the Aepyptians, comes to nothing. J. P. 4340
    • Three hundred thousand slain. J. P. 4383
    • Alexander gets the Persian riches. J. P. 4383
    • The revolt of the Perseans. J. P. 4464
    • Persepolis is ransacked. 4384
    • It is burned. 4384
    • Perseus lays gins for Eumenes. A. M. 3832
    • After his colloquy with the Romans, he brings the matter of his cause into the form of one Epistle. J. P. 4543
    • Overcomes the Romans, nor yet could he, for all he was victor, obtain a peace of Lucinius the Consul. The same year.
    • Deals with the Rhodians, concerning the Redemption of the Captives. id. ib.
    • Put to fl • ght by Licinius, coms to Pella. A. M. 3834
    • He and Gentius, the King of the Illyrians, decree to send Ambassadors to the Romans. A. M. 3836
    • Admonishes Antonius not to be wanting to him, either in making a peace or aiding him. The same year.
    • Sollicits Eumenes in the like manner. J. P. 4546
    • Is overcome. A. M. 3836. c.
    • Comes to Amphipolis in Thracia, with almost five hundred Cretans. ib. d.
    • Flees to the Temple of Castor and Pollux in Samothrace. The same year.
    • Takes care to have Evander his friend slain. ib. inf.
    • Is deceived by Oroandes the Cretian, betakes himself to a corner of the Temple. The same year.
    • Delivers himself and his son to Octavius. id. ib.
    • Perusia is taken by Octavianus, J. P. 4674
    • Pestilences, a great Pestilence afflicts the Jews. J. P. 4686
    • Peter the Apostle heals Aeneas and Tabitha. A. M. 4051
    • He and Paul are admonished of their death. A. M. 4070
    • Writes his second Epistle. The same year.
    • Is killed at Rome. J. P. 4780
    • Petronius succeeds Cornelius Gallus in the Prefectture-ship of Egypt. A. M. 3979
    • Overcomes the Ethiopians. A. M. 3981
    • Takes Premnis, a City of Ethiopia. The same year.
    • Compells Candaces to conditions of peace. A. M. 3984
    • Is made President of Syria by Gaius. J. P. 4752
    • Prepares a statue for Gaius. A. M. 4043
    • Is praised by Gaius, because he proposed the quell • ng of the Jews contumacy. J. P. 4753
    • Being moved by the pitiful supplication of the Jews, defers setting up Gaius's Statue. The same year.
      P. H.
    • Pharasmenes overcomes Orodes. A. M. 4039
    • Pharisees command with the Sadducees. A. M. 3986
    • Being convict of conjuration, are slain by Herod. J. P. 4709
    • Pharnabazus suppress the Greeks. J. P. 4320
    • Parnabazus his Camp rifled by the Greeks. The same year.
    • Enters friendship with Agesilaus. The same year.
    • Spoiles the fields of the Abydens. id. ib.
    • Pharnaces asperses the Romans. J. P. 4533
    • Sends Ambassadors, and falsifies his faith. The same year.
    • Deals about a peace. J. P. 4435
    • Pharnabazus is conquered by P. Claudius Crassus. J. P. 4678
    • Pharnaces.
    • Pharnaces is born to Mathridates Eupator. A. M. 3908
    • Sends his fathers Corps to Pompey. J. P. 4651
    • Is recorded a friend of the Romans. The same year.
    • Pharnaces, a civil war arising amongst the Romans, revolts from them. J. P. 4666
    • P • ssesses Pontus. J. P. 4667
    • Draws upon the lesser Armenia. The same year.
    • Sends Emb • ss • dours to Caesar. A. M. 3957. c.
    • Is commanded by Caesar to depart P • ntus. ib.
    • Is overcome by Caesar. The same year
    • Flees again to Sinope. id ib.
    • Delivers Sinope to Domitius Calvinus. ibid.
    • Is slain by Asander. A. M. 3958
    • P •• saelus is constituted General of the Jews, by his father Antipater. A. M. 3957. c.
    • He hath a son born named Phasaelus. The same year.
    • Gains the friendship of the Jews. A. M. 3958
    • Expostulates with Hyrcanus. J. P. 4672
    • Bereaves himself of life. J. P. 4674
    • Phaselis of Pamphilia is built. J. P. 4 • 37
    • Phaleg is born. J. P. 2467
    • Ends his days. J. P. 2796
    • Pharo Neco reigns in Egypt, his loss and navigation. J. P. 4098
    • He fights with the Assyrians. J. P. 4104
    • Pharos is built. J. P. 4430
    • Pheroras obteins the Tetrarchy of Caesar, at the request of his brother Herod. J. P. 4694
    • Runs mad in love with his maid. A. M. 3995
    • Is sent back by Herod into his Tetrarchy. J. P. 4709
    • Departs this life. The same year.
    • Philadelphus Polemaeus his praise. J. P. 4437
    • Philadelphians, whence they reckon their years. J. P. 4651
    • Philip besieges Perinthus. J. P. 4374
    • Made General of the war against the Persians. J. P. 4377
    • Sends three Commanders into Asia before him. J. P. 4378
    • He is slain. The same year.
    • Philip Aridaeus succeeds Alexander, from him the years are reckoned. J. P. 4391
    • Philip Aridaeus is slain. J. P. 4397
    • Philip Aridaeus fights. J P. 4505, 4511, 4512 4513
    • Makes war. J. P. 4516
    • Is conquered. J. P. 4517
    • Philetus, the first King of the Pergamenians. J. P. 4431
    • Philippus sends Nicanor to root out the very name of the Jews. J. P. 3839
    • Prepares an expedition against Lysias. A. M. 3841. d.
    • Is slain by Eupator. A. M. 3842. b.
    • Philip Euergetes being restrained by Gabinius seeks not after the Kingdom of Egypt. J. P. 4657
    • Philip, the son of Herod, receives part of his fathers Dition from Augustus. J. P. 4711
    • Philip the Tetrarch ended his days. J. P. 4747
    • Philip the Evangelist baptizes the Eunuch. A. M. 4038
    • Philistines Altars cast down by Judas Macchabaeus. A. M. 3841. d.
    • Philo Judaeus, chief of the Jews Embessy. J. P. 4753
    • Being ejected by Gaius, comforts his friends by the hope of Divine comfort and aid. A. M. 4044
    • Philometor loses his kingdom by sloth, J. P. 4545
    • Being spoiled of his kingdom, goes to Rome. A. M. 3842 a.
    • Is courteously entertained by the Senate. The same year.
    • Philopaemon governs King Attalus. A. M. 4576
    • Phocaencians build Massilia. J. P. 4114
    • Pass over into Chius, and overcome the Carthaginians in a sea-fight. J. P. 4171
    • Phoenix flees over to Lucullus. J. P. 4643
    • Phoenix the bird comes into Egypt. J. P. 4774
    • Phoenix and Cadmus reign at Tyre and Sidon. J. P. 3259
    • What places the Phoenicians subdued. J. P. 4319
    • Revolt from the Persians. J. P. 4363
    • Phraates sends Demetrius Nicator into Syria. J. P. 4584
    • Is slain by the Graecian army revolting from him. J. P. 4584
    • Phraates, the third King of the Parthians, is constituted by his father Orodes. A. M. 3968
    • Kills his brothers by the daughter of Antiochus and Orodes himself, and determines to slay his son when adult. The same year.
    • Is banished by his subjects. J. P. 4683
    • Contending with Tiridates, he (as well his adversary) petitions aid from Caesar. J. P. 4684. A. M. 3981. and 3982
    • Sends Ambassadors to Caesar. A. M. 3975
    • Sends back the Roman Ensigns to Augustus. J. P. 4694
    • Lends an army to Armenia. J. P. 4712
    • Hearing of Gaius his warlike preparation, he sends to Augustus. sup. J. P. 4713
    • Returns into favor with Augustus. ib. infr
    • Phraates, son to King Phraates, the third King of P. Parthia, when constituted, died. J. P. 4748
    • Phraortes succeeds Deioces. J. P. 4057
    • Perishes with his army. J. P. 4079
    • Phrygia received by the Romans. J. P. 4584
    • The greater Phrygia is granted Mithridates Euergetes. J. P. 4585
      P. I.
    • Pinarius Scarpus revolts from Antonius. A. M. 3574
    • Pirates wander through Asia. J. P. 4630
    • Many also destroy Islands and Provinces. J. P. 4646
    • Commit sacrilege. sup. A. M. 3937
    • Mock the Romans. ib.
    • In a short time are vanquished by Pompey. J. P. 4647
    • Pisander is slain. J. P. 4320
    • Piso is created Consul. A. M. 3943
    • Pittacus his Gests. J. P. 4124
      P. L.
    • Planets, a great conjuration of them. J. P. 4708
    • Plan • ina, the Wife of Piso, casts out reproaches against Agrippina and Germanicus. A. M. 4021
    • Plancus, P. Sosius being amoved, is made Governor of Syria by Antonius, A. M. 3968
    • Plato's death, and his thefts. J. P. 4366
    • Pleistarchus his shipwreck. J. P. 4412
      P. O.
    • Polemo, King of Pontus, is written amongst the friends and confederates of the Romans. A. M. 3979
    • The Bosphorans resist him. J. P. 4700
    • Receives his fathers Kingdom, Pontus, from Caligula. J. P. 4752
    • Armenia the less is given Polemon by Antonius. J. P. 4681
    • Pollio, the Pharisee, persuades to deliver up the City of Jerusalem. J. P. 4677
    • Polyaratus is sent back by Ptolemy to Rhodes. A. M. 3836. d.
    • Coming to Phaselis, flees to the Common-hall. The same year.
    • Afterwards goes to Cannus. A. M. 3837
    • At length is brought to Rome. J. P. 4547
    • Polybius the Historian, advises demetrius to flee. A. M. 3842. c.
    • Polyclitus his Gests. J. P. 4400
    • Polydamas Victor in Pancratium. J. P. 4306
    • Polysperchon accuses Cassander. J. P. 4404
    • Is constituted General by Antonius. J. P. 4395
    • Writes to Eumenes. The same year.
    • Polyxenidas is conquered. J. P. 4521
    • Polycrates is crucified by Oretes. J. P. 4191
    • Pompeius (or Pomponius) when a Prisoner his courage. J. P. 4643
    • Cneius Pompeius. A. M. 3953, 3954, 3955, 3956
    • Pompey slain the day he used to Triumph on. A. M. 3956. d.
    • See Sextus Pompeius.
    • Pontius Pilate succeeds Valerius Gratus in the Prefecture-ship of J • daea. J. P. 4739
    • Delivers up the most innocent Jesus to the will of the Jews. J. P. 4746
    • Is commanded to go to Rome by Vitellius, the President of Syria, to answer the objections of the Jews. A. M. 4840
    • Kills himself with his own hand. J. P. 4752
    • Popillius reprehends the Rhodians. A. M. 3836. d.
    • Circumscribes Antiochus with a rod. ib. infr.
    • Poppaea, provoking her husband Nero with railing, is slain with a kick of his heel. J. P. 4778
    • Porcius Festus succeeds Philip in the Province. J. P. 4775
    • Kills many thieves. The same year.
    • Suppresses a great impostor and his followers. J. P. 4776
    • Porus both taken and restored by Alexander. J. P. 4386
    • Hath many Cities bestowed upon him by Alexander. J. P. 4387
    • Posidonius the Philosopher. J. P. 4637
    • Posidonius of Apamaea his Sphere. A. M. 3953
    • Pothinus the Eunuch is the Author of a new and cruel war in Egypt. A. M. 3657. a.
    • Is slain by Caesar. ib. infr.
      P. R.
    • Prientians are troubled by Ariarathes. A. M. 4557
    • Preculeus is sent by Caesar to bring Cleopatra alive into his hands, if possible. J. P. 4684
    • Breaks the weapons wherewith she was about to kill her sef. The same year.
    • Prodigies that appeared to Mithridates. J. P. 4627
    • Upon the beginning of the Jewish war. J. P. 4778
    • Promachus swallows four Congi's of wine in a match of drinking. J. P. 4389
    • Propraetors are sent into eight Provinces. A. M. 3952 sub. fin.
    • Protagoras subjects himself to the Persians. J. P. 4364
    • Prusias enters into friendship with the Romans. J. P. 4524
    • Wages war with Eumenes. J. P. 4530
    • Is overcome, and overcomes. J. P. 4531
    • Sends Ambassadors to the Romans, concerning a peace with Perseus. A. M. 3836. a.
    • Comes to Rome with his son Nicomedes. A. M. 3838
    • Sends Pitho Ambassador to Rome, to accuse Eumenes. The same year.
    • Prusias Venator, King of Bithynia, his enmity with Attalus. A. M. 3848
    • Having conquered Attalus, enters into Pergamos. A. M. 3849
    • Lays wast the Temple there. ib. J. P. 4559
    • Carries away Esculapius his image, (to which he had formerly sacrificed) upon his own shoulders. ibid.
    • Opposes Attalus with the Roman Legates driven in at Pergamos. A. M. 3850
    • His war with Attalus is ended by the authority of the Romans. ib. infr.
    • Sends his son Nicomedes to Rome. ib.
    • Commands his Ambassador Menas, that he should not move the Romans, to what he desired, to slay his son Nicomedes. A. M. 3855
    • Being afraid of his son, closes himself in the Castle of N • caea. The same year.
    • Sends Ambassadors to Rome in vain, is slain at Nicomedia, whether by his son, or by some by his instigation, it matters not. A. M. 3856
      P. S.
    • Psammitticus reigns sole in Egypt. J. P. 4189
    • Psmammis succeeds Neco. J. P. 4114
    • Departs this World. J. P. 42 • 0
    • Kills Tamus and his sons. J. P. 4189
    • Psammenitus, is rains in Egypt. J. P. 1894
    • Psammenitu is takens and his sons slain by Cambyses. J. P. 4189
      P. T.
    • Ptolemuaes Lagus, when healed. J. P. 4388
    • Conquers Egypt to himself. J. P. 4391
    • Ptolemy criminates Antigonus. J. P. 4404
    • Ptolemaeus Lagus his Gests and death. J. P. 4405
    • Ptolemaeus buries the body of Alexander. J. P. 4406
    • His benevolence towards the Macedonians. The same year.
    • Takes the City of Jerusalem. J. P. 4393
    • His Gests. 4399, 4400, 4401, 4404, 4408, 4409
    • Ptolemaeus Soter. J. P. 4426
    • Ptolemaeus Philadelphus. J. P. 4429, 4430
    • Ptolemaeus Ceraunus, his Acts. J. P. 4434
    • He is slain. J. P. 4435
    • Ptolemyes Library. J. P. 4437
    • Ptolemaeus his gifts sent to Eleazar. The same year.
    • Ptolemaeus sends to the Romans. J. P. 4441
    • Ptolemaeus Philadelphus dies. J. P. 4468
    • Ptolemaeus Euergetes. J. P. 4468, 4469, 4471, 4492
    • Departs this life. J. P. 4493
    • Ptolemaeus Philopator. J. P. 4493, 4497, 4498.
    • Ptolemaeus Ep • phanes. J. P. 4505
    • Ptolemaeus Philopator dies. J. P. 4510
    • Ptolemaeus a child. J. P. 4510
    • His Ambassadors to Rome. J. P. 4513
    • A false rumour of his death. J. P. 4518
    • Ptolemaeus Epiphanes his conditions. J. P. 4561
    • His death and children. The same year.
    • Ptolemaeus Philometor confirms a peace with his sister Cleopatra and brother Euergetes. A. M. 3836. b.
    • The brothers disagree. A. M. 3842. a.
    • Are reconciled by the Romans. ib. b.
    • Again fall to contention. ib. c.
    • Ptolemaeus Macron poisons himself. A. M. 3848. c.
    • Ptolemaeus junior, or the younger, by the persuasion of the Romans, dismisses his hired soldiers. A. M. 3843. a.
    • Hasts to Cyrene, ready to revolt from him. ib. infr.
    • Is overcome. ib. b.
    • Elevated by the favor of the Romans, begins to conceit the taking of Cyprus. ib. d.
    • Is overcome by his brother Philometor in war. J. P. 4557
    • Receives most loving conditions from his brother, being conquered by him. id. ib.
    • Accuses his brother to the Romans. A. M. 3850
    • Ptolemaeus Philometor lays wait to betray Alexander Balas. J. P. 4568
    • Benignly entertains Jonathan, takes his daughter from Alexander, and gives her in marriage to Demetrius Soter, Assumes two Diadenis, being wounded, dies between the hands of his Physicians. ib. & A. M. 3859
    • Ptolemaeus Euergetes II. (who is also called Physcon) resists the endeavors of Cleopatra. J. P. 4569
    • Compells Cleopatra to marry with him. The same year.
    • Kills her son in his mothers arms, the very wedding day, and other his tyranny. The same year.
    • Commands certain Cyrenians to be put to death, for reprehending him for following the whore Irene. 4570
    • Puts away Cleopatra. A. M. 3868
    • Takes her daughter to wife, having • irst unvirgin'd her. The same year.
    • Flees privately into Cyprus. sup. A. M. 3875
    • Kills his eldest son. J. P. 4585
    • Commands also his son Memphis, whom he had by Cleopatra, to be killed, and served to her table at a feast. The same year.
    • Commends a new king to the Syrians, desiring one instead of Demetrius. sup. A. M. 3878
    • Departs this life. A. M. 3888. a.
    • Ptolemaeus, the son of Abubus, by fraud kills Simon. J. P. 4579
    • Ptolemaeus Lathurus, when he had slain at least thirty thousand Jews, went in hand cruelly with the women and children. A. M. 3901
    • Is thrown out of Egypt. The same year.
    • Being recalled from Cyprus receives Egypt again. A M. 3916
    • Makes war upon the Thebans. J. P. 4630
    • Fines them very heavily. J. P. 4633
    • Departs this life. The same year.
    • Ptolemaeus, the King of the Cyreni • ns, being dead, leaves the people of Rome his heir. A. M. 3907
    • Ptolemaeus, King of Cyprus, dies by a draught of poison. J. P. 4656
    • Ptolemaeus Auletes convenenes Cato at Athens. A. M. 3947
    • He comes to Rome. The same year.
    • Partly kills, partly corrupts with money the Alexandrian Ambassadors, that so they might not prejudice his cause to the Senate. J. P. 4567
    • He journeys to Ephesus. A. M. 3948
    • Is restored to his kingdom by Gabinius. J. P, 4659
    • Slayes his daughter Berenice. The same year.
    • Leaves this World. A. M. 3953
    • Ptolemy, the youth, expels Cleopatra (his both sister and wife) the Kingdom. A. M. 3956. b.
    • Being put to flight by Caesar's forces, the ship he was in being sunk, he perishes therein. A. M. 3957. b.
    • Ptolemaeus the younger, is poisoned by his wife and sister Cleopatra. A. M. 3961
    • Ptolemaeus, Herod's Prefect, is slain. J. P. 4675
      P. U.
    • Publius Scipio, shows not himself to the Citizens of Alexandria, without earnest entreaty. A. M. 3869
    • His and his companions continency. id. ib.
    • With his fellow Ambassador, returns to Rome. J. P. 4579
    • Publius Rupillius finished the servile war in Sicilia. J. P. 4582
    • Publius Rutisius Rufus is falsely accused. J. P. 4620
    • Refuses all elegant pleading, is unjustly condemned and of himself goes into banishment. The same year.
    • Is made happier by his banishment. ib.
    • By taking upon him Buskins, and the mantle, he aovided the Kings prejudice against all gown-men. 4626
    • Publius Rutilius, M. Cotta's Ambassador, is slain with the greatest part of the army. J. P. 4640
    • Publius Servilius, the Proconsul, subdues Silicia. J. P. 4636
    • Tames the Isaurians. J. P. 4 • 37
    • Rides in Triumph. J. P. 4640
    • Puhlius Clodius being accused is absolved for money. A. M. 3943
    • Contemns the Legation designed him. J. P. 4655 sub. fin.
    • Brings a law about the Kingdom of Cyprus, and amoving his brother Ptolemy, the Alexandrian King. J. P. 4656
    • Sends Tigranes away free. The same year.
    • Calumniates Cato's administration of affairs. J. P. 4658
    • Publius Cornelius Spinther, Proconsul of Silicia, is saluted Emperor. sup. A. M. 3951
    • Triumphs at Rome. A. M. 3954. a.
    • Publius Cornelius Dolobella, being accused of seeking to compass the Empire and majesty. J. P 4664
    • Convitiates Caesar, when slain. J. P. 4670
    • Being Consul, obtains the Province of Syria, and the management of the Parthian war. The same year.
    • Publius Lentulus, is unwillingly received by the Rhodians. A. M. 3958
    • Publins Ventidius Bassus is made Consul. J. P. 4672
    • Put to flight Labienus. J. P. 4674. sub. fin.
    • Receives Palastina. A. M. 3965
    • Deceives Pacorus by Chauneus his means. J. P. 4675
    • Overcomes the the Parthians. The same year.
    • Carrying Pacorus his head about Syria, he easily appeases that country. id. ib.
    • Compells Antiochus Comagenes to seek peace. The same year.
    • Publius Canidius is punished by Octavianus. J. P. 4684
    • Publius Sylva succeeding Bassus in the Administration of Judea, takes Massada. A. M. 4076
      P. Y.
    • Pylades Mimus, being ejected Rome, is restored by Augustus. A. M. 3887
    • Pyrrhus his exploits. J. P. 4439, 4440, 4442
    • Pyrrhus. J. P. 4417, 4419, 4437, 44 • 4
    • Pyssuthnes, the Satrap, revolts from Darius Nothus. J. P. 4306
    • Pythagoras stays 22 years in Egypt. J. P. 4167
    • Is conversant with the Magi at Babylon. J. P. 4186
      Q. U.
    • QVintilius, the month, is called Julius, in honor to Julius Caesar. J. P. 4670
    • Quintilius Varus takes Sephoris. 4711
    • Things being well settled in Judea, returns to Antioch. ib. sub. fin.
    • Quintus Caecilius Bassus is scarce compelled to the delivery of Apamea. 4671
    • Quintus Dellius the Historian, leaving Antonius, goes over to Caesar. 4683
    • Quntius Marcius the King is sent Proconsul into Asia. 4647
    • Quintus Pedius leads the third triumph out of Spain. A. M. 3960
    • Brings in the Pedian Law, by which all Caesar's murderers were banished. J. P. 4671. sub. fin.
    • Q. Oppi • s, Proconsul of Pamphilia, comes into the hands of Mithridates. A. M. 3916
    • Q. Ovinius is slain by Octavianus. J. P. 4684
    • Q. Posthumius, the Senator, is slain by the command of Antonius. A. M. 4033
    • Q. Tullius Cicero is chosen Pretor for Asia, A. M. 3943
    • Frees the cities of Asia from the charge of preparing a Navy and Rowers. J. P. 4653
    • The third year is added to his Praetorship. A. M. 3945
    • Departs the Province. J. P. 4656
    • Quirinius takes to wife Lepida. 4713
    • Is made President of Syria. 4720
      R. A.
    • Rabirius Posthumus acts at Alexandria for the recovering of the money he had lent Ptolemaens. J. P. 4659
    • Incurring the crime of Majesty, is defended by Cicero. A. M. 3951
    • Ragan is born. J. P. 2497
    • Departs the World. 2736
    • Ramesses reigns. 2736
    • Ramesses Miamun reigns. 3137
    • This new King oppresses the Israelites. The same year.
    • His saying concerning the drowning of the Hebrew children. J. P. 3141
    • He ends his days. J. P. 3203
    • Rathotis reigns in Egypt. J. P. 3092
      R. E.
    • Rebecca conceives twins. J. P. 2877
    • Rechabites leaving their tents go to Jerusalem. J. P. 4107
    • Rehoboam is born into the World. J. P. 3698
    • Being made King, ten tribes revolts. 3739
    • He falls from God. 3742
    • Is spoiled by Sesack King of Egypt. 3743
      R. H.
    • Rhadamistus intices the chief of the Armenians to make innovations. J. P. 4764
    • Kills Mithridates and his wife. The same year.
    • Flings his own wife wounded into a River, least she should come into the enemies hands. J. P. 4055
    • Rhasis exposes his body and life for Judaism. J. P. 4547
    • Is called the father of the Jews. J. P. 4553
    • Taking out his bowels, he flung them amongst the multitude, and so ended his life. The same year.
    • Rheomithres discovers the Ringleaders of those who revolted to the King. J. P. 4352
    • Rhescupolis, King of Thrace, is slain. A. M. 4 • 23
    • Rhodians, Their General with Demetrius. J. P. 4410
    • They make Ptolemy a god. The same year
    • Prepare war. J. P. 4495, 45 • 7
    • The Navy of the Rhodians. 4524
    • Their Emhassy. 4537
    • Are called by Perseus, to see as in a glass what may be done in the war with the Romans. J. P. 4543
    • Their Ambassadors are courteously entertained by Q. Marcus, the Consul, and Gaius the Ammiral of the fleet. J. P. 4545
    • In like manner also by the Senate. The same year.
    • Their arrogant Embassy to the Romans. A. M. 3836. a. & b.
    • They decree to give a benign answer to Perseus and Gentius, entreat Popillus that he would turn in to them. ib. c. & d.
    • They made a decree that whosoever favored Perseus his words or deeds, should be capitally punished. ib. d.
    • Their Embassy to the Romans is contemned. ib. & J. P. 4547
    • An uncertain answer is given them. ib. sub. fin.
    • Society is denied them. A. M. 3838
    • They seek their ancient right in Lycia and Caria. from the Romans. A. M. 3842. c.
    • They who escaped the Italians in Asia, receive a great slaughter from M • thridates. J. P. 4626
    • Renew their league with the Romans. A. M. 3953
    • When Cassius desired aid of them against Dolabella, they say, They would help no civil war. J. P. 4671
    • Are overcome at Mindus by Cassius his Navy. J. P. 3672. sub. fin.
    • Are deprived of their liberties by Claudius, because they had crucified some Romans. J. P. 4757
    • Have them again restored. A. M. 4056.
    • Rhymetacles Cotyis receives Dition of Caligula. J. P. 4751
      R. I.
    • Rigebelus King of Babylon. J. P. 4020
      R. O.
    • Rome begins to be built. J. P. 3966
    • The Romans Embassy to Philip. 4513
    • Their Embassy to Antiochus. 4416
    • The Romans free Greece. 4417, 4418
    • Their Embassy to the Carthaginians. 4519
    • Rome is made a goddess. 4519
    • Their Ambassadors to Antiochus and Eumenes. 4522
    • They go to Ephesus. The same year.
    • The Roman navy. 4524
    • The Romans Conquer Antiochus. The same year.
    • The Romans league with Antiochus. 4525
    • The Romans overcome the Galatians. The same year.
    • They give the Galatians laws. 4526
    • They change the pledges of Antiochus. 4537
    • Send Ambassadors to the Kings in league with them. A. M. 3833
    • The war they prepared against Perseus, drew all men's eyes upon them. ib.
    • They send Ambassadors to Prusias. A. M. 3858
    • Who being frustrated by his pertinency, renounce his friendship. The same year.
    • They honourably receive Simon's Ambassadors.
    • Are accused of forging a wicked will. A. M. 3871
    • Eighty thousand of them, in one day, are slain by the Satraps of Asia, by Mithridates command. J. P. 4626
    • They take it ill that Antonians led Artabazus in Triumph at Alexandria. sup. A. M. 3971
    • Roxane bears a son. J. P. 4391
    • Roxane, the sister of Mithridates, perishes by poison. J. P. 4643. sub. fin.
      R. U.
    • Rubeu is born. J. P. 2956
    • Rufinus, Caesar gives Rufinus his old friend the command of three Legions. J. P. 4670
      S. A.
    • SAbacon burns Bocchorus alive. J. P. 3987
    • Sabbas is put to death. A. M. 3855
    • Sabbath, the Jews by their Law prohibited fighting on the Sabbath, are burnt in a cave. J. P. 4547
    • The observation of the Sabbath, hinders the Jews from defending their Temple. 4651
    • Sabinus, Caesar's Procuratour, makes violent search for the royal treasure in Judea. J. P. 47111
    • Sacred rites are performed in the Temple at Jerusalom, even when Pompey was opposing the Temple. A. M. 3940
    • Sacrilege of Antochus, is punished. A. M. 3840. c. J. P. 4643
    • Cassius guilty of it. J. P. 4672. sub. fin.
    • Sextus Pompeius in the same crime. J. P. 4678
    • Saddo • us in the maker of strife amongst the Jews. 4720
    • Sadyates King of Lydia. 4083
    • Invades the Milesians. 4089
    • Saela is born. 2403
    • Departs this life. 2836
    • Shalmaneser succeeds Ninus. 3986
    • Shalmaneser possesses the land of the Moabites, and besieges Samaria. 3990
    • Takes and carries the Israelites into his territories. 3993
    • Invades all Phoenicia, and is rejected by the Tyrians. 3997
    • Ends his days. The same year.
    • Salome, Josephus his wife, accuses her husband to Herod. 3680
    • Sends a bill of divorce, contrary to the custom of the Jews, to her husband Costabarus. A. M. 3978
    • Solomon is born. J. P. 3681
    • Commands Adonia should be slain, and puts Abiathar out of his Priesthood. 3700
    • Takes to wife the Kings daughter of Egypt. The same year.
    • Lays the foundation of the Temple. J. P. 3702
    • Offers a thousand Holocousts at Gibeon. J. P. 3701
    • Simeiis slain by his command. 3709
    • Finishes the building of the Temple. 3809
    • Goes about his own palace. 3722
    • Deceased. 3739
    • Samaria is levelled with the ground by Hyrcanus. 4605
    • Samarians invite Alexander. 4382
    • Burn Andromachus alive, and Samaria is taken. The same year.
    • Samaritans, denying they were Jews, pretend they are Sidonians, by their original, for fear of persecution. A. M. 3836. d.
    • Petition that their Temple at Gariz • m might be called 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 , or the Temple of Jupiter of Greece. ibid.
    • The Samaritans being seduced by an impostor, are fined for it by Pilate. A. M. 4040
    • Samians revolt from the Athenians, and are overcome. J. P. 4274
    • They deliver up themselves. 4275
    • Sampson is born. J. P. 3559
    • Kills a lion the day of his marriage. 3577
    • Burns the Philistines corn. 3578
    • Kills a thousand Philistines with the Jaw-bone of an Ass. The same year.
    • Flung down the Palace of Dagon. J. P. 3597
    • Samuel judges Israel. 3618
    • Aroines Saul King. 3619
    • S •• ballac revolts over to Alexander. 4382
    • Sangalais levelled to the ground. 4387
    • Saosduohinus rules over the Assyrians. 4046
    • Sarai is born. 2728
    • Delivers her maid Hagar to her husband. J. P. 2803
    • Departs this life. 2855
    • Sardanapalus reigns. 3947
    • Burns both himself and his Palace. 3966
    • Sardiaus are afflicted with a grievous plague. A. M. 4020
    • Sarpedon is overcome by Triphons army. J. P. 4571
    • Satibarzanes and Barzoentes kill Darius. J. P. 4384
    • Satibarzanes flees to Bessus and is slain. The same year.
    • Saturninus stirring up a sedition, is slain. 4614
    • Satyrus, his love to his brothers sons. 4361
    • Satyrus ends his life. 4368
    • Satyrus, the chief of the Rhodian Embassy to the Romans, inveighs against Eumenes. J. P. 4542
    • Saul the King inaugurated at Gilgal. J. P. 3619
    • Consults a witch, and a little after, his sons being slain in the battle, makes his Square kill him. 3659
    • His two sons, and five nephews, are hanged. 3696
      S. C.
    • Scaurus, Judea is left to his regiment by Pompeius. J. P. 4651
    • Enters Arabia, and makes conditions with King Aretas. J. P. 4652. A. M. 3943
    • Scipio overcomes Hannibal. J. P. 4512
    • Goes Ambassador into Asia. 4524
    • Visits Il • um. The same year.
    • Triumphs. 4526
    • Scipio, Pompey's father-in-law, sent into Syria. A. M. 3955
    • Scipio's verses when Carthage was about to be demolisht. J. P. 4561
    • Scopas the General. 4515
    • Is overcome. 4516
    • Is deprived of life. 4518
    • Scribonius marrying Dynamis, the widow of Asander, by that means enjoys all Bosphorus. A. M. 3990
    • Is slain by the Bosphorans. J. P. 4700
    • Scribonia, the mother of Julia, and wife of Caesar Augustus, is by him put away. A. M. 4 • 03
    • Scythians invade Asia. J. P. 4080
    • Go into Egypt. 4083
    • Put to flight their slaves with whips. 4109
    • Send presents to Alexander. 4386
    • Their Ambassadors come to Caesar. A. M. 3979
    • Scythopolitans benevolent to the Jews. A. M. 3841. c.
      S. E.
    • Secandianus succeeds Xerxes, slays the Eunuch Bagorazus. J. P. 4290
    • Is slain by his brother Ochus. 4291
    • Sejanus, see Aelius.
    • Selene is sent by Cleopatra to Grypus, being about to marry an enemy of her first husbands. J. P. 4613
    • Selene the Queen, otherwise called Cleopatra, sollicits the Tyrians to exclude Tigranes. J. P. 4644
    • Seleucia hath liberty bestowed on it. A. M. 3940
    • Seleucus his Gests. J. P. 4399, 4400, 4402
    • The Seleucians Aera. 4403
    • Seleucus is made King. 4409
    • His exploits. J. P. 4411, 4412, 4414, 4415, 4416, 4423, 4427, 4428
    • He is slain. J. P. 4434
    • Seleucus his shipwreck. 4469
    • Seleucus Callinicus. 4470, 4488
    • Seleucus Ceraunus. 4490
    • Seleucus his Gests. 4524
    • Seleucus the Philosopher. 4527
    • Is slain by the treachery of Heliodorus. A. M. 3829
    • Seleucus Dometrius, the son of Nicator, reigns in Syria. J. P. 4590
    • Is killed by his mother Cleopatra a with a dart. J. P. 4591.
    • Seleucus, Antiochus Grypus his son, brings war upon Antiochus Cizicenus. 4620
    • Overcomes Cizicenus. The same year.
    • Being beaten by Antiochus Pius, is driven out of Syria. A. M. 3911
    • Is slain. The same year.
    • Seleucus, the Arch-Pirate, overcomes the Italians in a naval fight. 4644
    • One Seleucus, the husband of Berenice, for his sordid covetousness, was by her strangled. J. P. 4656
    • Semiramis, the wife of Ninus, rules in Asia. J. P. J. P. 3499
    • Is slain by her son Ninus. J. P. 4541
    • Sem is born. J. P. 2268
    • Leaves the World. J. P. 2868
    • Sennacherib reigns, by whom the Egyptian war was carried on for three years. J. P. 4001
    • Invades the kingdom of Judah, and besieges Jerusalem. The same year.
    • Invades Egypt. J. P. 4002
    • Besieges Lachish. J. P. 4005
    • Sends Rabsake to Jerusalem, who returned the same way he came, the Army of the Assyrians being smi • ten by the Angel, Sennacherib is slain. The same year.
    • Senate, their decree. J. P. 4525
    • Septuagint. J. P. 4437
    • Sergius Paulus is converted to the faith. J. P. 4758
    • Seron and his army are routed by Judas Macchabaeus. A. M. 3839
    • Serpents of India. J. P. 3387
    • Serug born. J. P. 2509
    • Dies. 4059
    • Servilius Rullus promulgates the Agrarian Law. A. M. 3940
    • Sesak reigns in Egypt. J. P. 3736
    • Sesamni juice, its virtue. J. P. 4385
    • Seth departs this life. J. P. 1752
    • Sevechus the Aethiop, reigns in Egypt. J. P. 3995
    • Sextus obteins the Province of Syria after Cicero. A. M. 3955
    • Sextilus overcomes Mithrobarzanes. J. P. 4645
    • Oppresses many Arabians. The same year.
    • Sextilius Rufus is sent into Cyprus with Pretorian authority. A. M. 3955
    • Sextus Caesar is made President of Syria by Julius. A. M. 3957. c.
    • Sextus Pompeius is overcome by Caesar Octavianus and Antonius. J. P. 4678
    • Spoils the Temple of Juno. The same year.
    • Is most willingly received by the Lesbians. A. M. 3969
    • Resumes the Imperial habit. J. P. 4679
    • His Ambassadors to the Parthians are taken by Antonius's Generals. The same year.
    • Possesses himself of Lampsacns by treachery. The same year.
    • Overcomes Furnius, gathers a great sum of money, hires the ships, some of his friends go over to Antonius. The same year.
    • Marches for Armenia, gives himself to Amynt •• , is slain by Titius, not observing the order of Antonius his letters. The same year.
      S. H.
    • Shallum reigns one month and is slain. J. P. 3941
    • Shamgar with a goad to drive oxen, slew six hundred of the Philistines. J. P. 3380
      S. I.
    • Sibylla's verses are carried to Rome. A. M. 3928
    • Sibylline books concerning the King of Egypt. A. M. 3948
    • To be described by the Priests. 3948
    • The book of Sybilla is put under the survey of the Quindecemviri. A. M. 4036
    • Sicarians at Alexandria, soliciting the Jews to revolt, are by the people delivered to the Romans. A. M. 4076
    • Sidonians being betrayed to the Persians, burn themselves. J. P. 4633
    • Fifteen thousand of the Tyrians hid in their ships. 4382
    • C. Silanus is accused of bribery. A. M. 4026
    • Sila, the master of Agrippa's Militia, becomes offensive to him. J. P. 4755
    • Simeon a just man. 4677
    • Simeon was born. 2957
    • Simon the High Priest. 4213
    • Simon the Benjamite, the betrayer of his Country. 4537
    • Simon going into Galilee, wars upon the Gentiles. A. M. 3841. 2.
    • Pessesses Joppe. J. P. 4570
    • Is chosen General in his brother Jonathan's room. A. M. 3861
    • Erects a Monument over the Sepulcher of his father and brethren. J. P. 4571
    • Builds up the fences of Judea. The same year.
    • And sends a Crown of gold to Demetrius Nicator. ib.
    • Compells the Gazaeans to deliver themselves up. sup. A. M. 3862
    • Takes the Castle of Jerusalem, which he purifies. The same year.
    • Constitutes his son John, who was afterwards surnamed Hyrcanus, General. sup. A. M. 3863
    • Is made Governor of the Jews. sup. A. M. 3864
    • Sends Ambassadors to Rome. The same year.
    • Is slain with his two sons. J. P. 4579
    • Simon, Herod's servant, takes the Diadem. J. P. 4711
    • Is slain by Gratus. The same year.
    • Simon, the son of Camithus, receives the Priesthood from Valerius Gratus. J. P. 4752
    • Simon, the son of Giora, plays the Robber at Jerusalem. A. M. 4070
    • Subdues all Idumaea, and lays wast Judea. J. P. 4792
    • Being taken, is reserved for a Triumph. A. M. 4074
    • Is put to death. The same year.
    • Sinope burnt by Cleochares, and Seleucus is preserved by Lucullus possessing it. J. P. 4644
    • Sisyg ambis dies in Media. J. P. 4391
      S. O.
    • Soaemus obteins the kingdom of the Iturean Arabians from Caligula. J. P. 4751
    • Sohemus is constituted keeper of his wife Mariamme by Herod. J. P. 4684
    • Obteins the Government of a certain part of Judea, at the request of Mariamme. ib. sub. fin.
    • Is slain by Herod. A. M. 3976
    • Solovettius, General of the Gauls, is little moved with the Embassy of the Romans. J. P. 4547
    • Solon comes to Croesus, and going from Croesus into Sicilia, builds the City Solos. J. P. 4153
    • Dies in Cyprus at 80 years old. 4155
    • Sophithes, the King, delivers himself to Alexander. J. P. 4387
    • Sosibius, see J. P. 4493, 4499
    • Sosius receives the Prefectureship of Syria and Silicia from Antonius. A. M. 3966
    • Is commanded to be aiding to Herod and triumphs. ib. & J. P. 4676
    • See Gaius. J. P. 4435
    • Softhenes the General. J. P. 4430
    • Softratus the Cnidians act. J. P. 4430
      S. P.
    • Spitame • es his defection. J. P. 238
    • Spitame • es head presented to Alexander. The same year.
      S. T.
    • Statyra, Darius his wife, dies. J. P. 4383
    • Statira, Alexanders wife, is killed. J. P. 4391
    • Statira, Mithridates his sister, dies by her brothers command. J. P. 4643. sub. fin.
    • St. Stephen the Protomartyr. A. M. 4037
    • Stratonice delivers the Castle Symphorium to Pompey. A. M. 3940
    • Strato Theophractus his successor. J. P. 4426
      S. U.
    • Soudas his error in reckoning the Cities of the Romans. A. M. 3996
    • Sulpitius Gallus foretells an Eclipse of the Moon. A. M. 3836. c.
    • Invites all to accuse Eumenes. J. P. 4549
    • Surenas, the Parthian, reduces King Orodes from banishment. J. P. 4658
    • Having taken Crassus by a wile, kills him. J. P. 4661. sub. fin.
    • Is killed by Orodes, who envied his glory. sup. A. M. 3952
      S. Y.
    • Syllaeus pretending to guide Aelius Gallus in his march, deals treacherously J. P. 4690
    • Swears to deliver Herod's many and Fugitives. A. M. 3997
    • Stands not to his covenants. J. P. 4707
    • Incenses Caesar against Herod. A. M. 3998
    • Accuses Aene •• , the King of the Arabians. J. P. 4708
    • Being condemned, is sent by Caesar into the Province, that when he had satisfied his creditonrs, he might suffer. The same year.
    • Is accused by Antipater. The same year.
    • Synnensis helps both Artaxerxes and Cyrus at the same time. J. P. 4313
    • Syria, the Romans decree to carry on the affairs of that kingdom by Ambassadors. A. M. 3841. c.
      T. A.
    • Tachos, King of Egypt, prepares war against Artaxerxes, and is deserted by Agesilaus and his forces. J. P. 4352
    • Tacitus, his impious opinion concerning the Jews A. M. 3841.
    • Talymenus Ilaces overcome by M. Crassus. J. P. 4 • 60
    • Taphenites, two of them tell Herod his brother P •• roras was taken away by poison. J. P. 709
    • Taracus the Aethiop, reigns in Egypt. J. P. • 009
    • Tarcondi • otus obteins his fathers principality i • Silicia from Augustus. J. P. 4694
    • Tarentines deliver up themselves. J. P. 4445
    • Tarichoea is cut off. A. M. 4071
    • Tarquitius Pris • us accused of bribery. A. M. 4064
    • Tarsensians, how affected towards Tullius • imber. J. P. 4671. sub. fin.
    • Those of them that stick to Cassius, are raised J▪ P. 467 •
    • Tat, the son of Hermetes. J. P. 3 •• 3
    • Taxiles entertaius Alexander courteously▪ J. P▪ • 386
    • Taxiles, Mithridates his General, 〈◊〉 overcome by Sylla. J▪ P. 4628
      T. E.
    • Temple at Jerusalem is finished. J. P. 4617
    • Is taken by Pompey. J. P. 4651
    • Is built up by Herod. sup. A. M. 3989
    • A double description of it. ib.
    • It is burnt the second time by Vesp • sian, upon the very same day and month, on which • t was before by Nebuchadnezzar. J. P. 4783. sub. fin.
    • The Temple of the Jews built by Ohias in Egypt, • pulled down by Paulinus. A. M. 40 ••
      T. H.
    • Thais the Harlot, what she persuades A • cander. J. P. 4384
    • Thales is born. J. P. 4074
    • Fortells the eclipse of the sun. J. P. 4113
    • Departs this World. J. P. 4169
    • Thalestris, Queen of the Amazons. J. P. 4384
    • Thara is born. • P. 2588
    • Departs this life. J. P. 2793
    • Thaumastus in highly rewarded for drink • e gave to Agrippa. J. P. 4750
    • Thebans send Ambassadors to the King. J. P. 4349
    • The aetetus, the Rhodian Legate, brings a Crown of gold to Rome. J. P. 4547
    • Thebes i • ransacked. J. P. 4686
    • Thebans are grievously taxed by Ptolemaeus Lathurus. J. P. 4633
    • Themistocles flees. J. P. 4241
    • Goes to Artaxerxes. The same year.
    • How courteously treated by him. J. P. 4242
    • Escapes treachery. J. P. 4242
    • Dies by a draught of poison. J. P. 4248
    • Theodorus, the son of Zeno, kills ten thousand of the Jews. J. P. 4612
    • Theodorus, the Rhetoritian, is punished by Brutus. J. P. 4672
    • Theodorus the Pedagogue is hanged. J. P. 4684
    • Theodosins, the father of the Samaritans, dies in a contention about the Temple. A. M. 3855
    • Theodotus persuade the Egyptians to kill Pompey. A. M. 3956. c.
    • Theophanes of Mitylene, his comment of Publius R. Rufus. J. P. 4626
    • Theophanes, very gracious with Pompey, as the writer of his acts. J. P. 4652
    • Theophanes, the Lesbian, persuades Pompey, that being then conquered by Caesar, he should go to Egypt. A. M. 3956. c.
    • Theophilus receives the Priesthood from Jonathan. J. P. 4750
    • Theopompus Theodectes punished from above, and why. J. P. 436 •
    • Therasia the Island appears in the Aegean sea. J. P. 4760
    • Thera • ns are afflicted with drought. J. P. 4073
    • Send colonies into Plataea. J. P. 4074
    • Being warned by an Oracle, inhabit Libya. J. P. 4076
    • Sate down at Apollo's fountain. 4083
    • Thermusia, Phraates his wife, persuades her husband to send his lawful sons to Rome. J. P. 4694
    • Thessalia is wasted by Andriscus. A. M. 3856
    • Thessalians being nobly rewarded by Alexander, return home into their Country. J. P. 4384
    • Thessalonians, the Gospel preached to them. A. M. 4057
    • Thessalonice, Cassanders widow. J. P. 4420
    • Thethmosis, King of Egypt, drives out the Shepherds. J. P. 3890
    • Theudas the cheat is slain. J. P. 4758
    • Thimbron is sent by the Lacedemonians against T • ssaphernes, and is banished by the Ephori. J. P. 4314 4315
    • Lays wast the Persian land. J. P. 4321
    • Is slain in fight by Strutha the Persian. J. P. 4322
    • Themosis reigns in Egypt. J. P. 3009
    • Thoas being in fear, flees to Cnidus. A. M. 3836. a.
    • Is sent back to Rhodes. The same year.
    • Thrasybulus, the Athenian, is beheaded in his tent. J. P. 3324
    • Thrasyllus the Mathematitian. A. M. 4005
    • Thrasimedes, one of the Heracleans, accuses Cotta, J. P. 4645. sub. fin.
    • Thimbrions fight with the Cyrenians. J. P. 4391, & 4392
    • Is taken in his flight. ib. J. P. 4392
    • Thyreas, or Thyrsus, sent to Cleopatra from Octaianus. J. P. 4684
    • Is above measure honored by her, but Antonius lays hold of him, and whips him. The same year.
      T. I.
    • T • beria • is yielded to Vespasian. J P. 4780
    • Tiberius Sempronius Flacchus is slain in the Capitol. A. M. 3871
    • C. Tiberius is sent by Augustus into the East. J. P. 4694
    • Unwillingly puts away Agrippina. A. M. 3991
    • Takes Julia to wife, who was first betrayed to him. A. M. 3994
    • Is sent to tame the Germans by war. A. M. 3997
    • Receives Tribunitial power for five years. A. M. 3998. & 4007
    • Betakes himself to Rhodes. The same year. and J. P. 4708
    • Leasure to his Empire acknowledged, Theodorus hears Gadarcus. The same year.
    • Staying at Rhodes, dissembles his joy for Julia's banishment, Caesar's daughter and his wife. A. M. 4003
    • Is not permitted to know her wants. J. P. 4713
    • Passes over to Chius to see Gaius. The same year.
    • Is suspected by Augustus. ib. J. P. 4713
    • Under pretence of departing, plays the banished man. A. M. 4004
    • Is recalled from banishment. A. M. 4005
    • Is adopted. A. M. 4007
    • Is sent into Germany. The same year.
    • Obteins equal right with Caesar in all the Provinces. A. M. 4015
    • Augustus being dead, succeeds him. J. P. 4727
    • And yet craftily seems to wave it. ib.
    • For restoring the Cittes of Asia, he is honored with Statues. A. M. 4020
    • Examines the books of Prophesies, that contained anything. J. P. 4732
    • Derides the Iliensian Ambassadors, comforting him a little too late, after the death of Drusus. A. M. 4026
    • Spares the Jews against whom he was prejudiced by the false crimination of Sejanus. A. M. 4035
    • Being certified of the acts of Christ, consults whether to place his name amongst the gods. J. P. 4749
    • He ended his days. J. P. 4750
    • Tiberius Alexander succeeds Cuspius Fadus in the Procurator-ship of Judea. J. P. 4759
    • Executes James and Simon, the sons of Judah of Galilee. J. P. 4760
    • First brought the Legions to the speeches of Vespasianus. J. P. 4782
    • Tigranes is restored to his fathers Kingdom of Armenia. A. M. 3909
    • Is driven by Mithridates to society in the Roman war. J. P. 4614
    • Being called into the Kingdom of Syria enjoys it by the space of eighteen years. A. M. 3921
    • Putting the Crown of Armenia upon his head, gives the City Tigranocetta from him. A. M. 3927
    • By the persuasion of Mithridates, invades Cappadocia. The same year.
    • Admits not his father in law Mithridates to his speeches, when being beaten by Lucullus, he fled to him. J. P. 4643
    • Answers the Embassy of the Jews friendly. 4644
    • Kills Cleopatra Selene. The same year.
    • His arrogance, he denies to deliver Mithridates to his enemies the Romans, Kills the King of the Gordynians. The same year.
    • Hangs up him that first brought the news of Lucullus his arrival. J. P. 4645
    • Betakes him to his heels. The same year.
    • Permits all things to Mithridates. ib. infr.
    • Is overcome. J. P. 4646
    • Tigranes, the father vanquishes his son in fight. J. P. 4646. sub. fin.
    • Tigranes, the son, leads Pompey, to whom he fled, against his father. ib. J. P. 4646
    • Tigranes, the father, submits himself. The same year.
    • Both of them are invited to supper by Pompey, but the son refuses to come. id. ib.
    • The kingdom of Armenia is restored to the father. ibid.
    • The son is east into prison. sup. A. M. 3939
    • Returns into favor with Phraates. A. M. 2940
    • Tigranes his brother being expulsed, is made President of Armenia. J. P. 4694
    • Tigranes is substituted instead of Artavasdes, by the Armenians. A. M. 4002
    • Artabazes being dead, sends presents to Augustus, begging his kingdom of him. J. P. 4713
    • Tigranes, the son of Alexander, and Glaphyra is accused, condemned, and executed at Rome. J. P. 4749
    • Tigranes, the son of Alexander, (the son of that Alexander, who was slain by his father Herod) and Glaphyra, the daughter of Archelaus, is sent into the kingdom by N • ro, that he might seize upon it. J. P. 4773
    • Tigronacerta is taken by Lucullus. J. P. 4645
    • Timagenes, the Alexandrian, teaches Rhetoric at Rome. A. M. 3951
    • Timagoras, the Athenian, is favored with many gifts from the King. J. P. 4346
    • Is put to death by the Athenians. The same year.
    • Timothy, the Heraclean Tyrant, dies. J. P. 4326
    • Timothy is first put to flight, and then slain by Judas Maechabaeus. A. M. 3841. a.
    • Timothens, Eupators General, is dismissed with his life by Doritheus. ib. c.
    • Timothy, St. Paul's Disciple, gives his name to Christ. J. P. 4759
    • First captive at Rome with St. Paul, is set at large. A. M. 4068
    • Is left at Ephesus, to administer the affairs of the Church. sup. A. M. 4069
    • Tiridates is made King of the Parthians by the people. J. P. 4683
    • Tiridates, Phraates being dead, is sent rival to Artabanus, by Tiberius, to possess the Parthian Crown. J. P. 4748
    • By the consent of the Parthians, receives the Cities. A. M. 4039
    • Fears to grapple with Artabanus. ib.
    • Compares the Diadem of Nero to an image. J. P. 4776
    • Is near being taken in war. A. M. 4076
    • Tiro is slain by Herod. A. M. 3999
    • Tissaphernes his Gests. J. P. 4302
    • Departs from the Lacedemonians. J. P. 4303
    • Renews his pact with the Poloponesians. J. P. 4303
    • Helps Artaxerxes against his brother, and from him the Prefecture of Cyrus given him. 4313
    • Vexes the Grecians in Asia. 4314
    • Denounces war against Agesilaus. 4318
    • His head cut asunder by Tithraustes. 4319
    • Tithraustes having slain Tissaphernes, is made General of the war. 4319
    • Perswades Agesilaus to return home. The same year.
    • He corrupts the Greek Cities with money. ib.
    • Titius, leaving Antonius, flees to Octavius. J. P. 4682
    • Titus is called by his father into Judea. J. P. 4780
    • Shuts up an infinite number of men within the City of Jerusalem. J. P. 4783
    • He breaks into the City. The same year.
    • His soldiers pursue the Jews fleeing into the Temple. id. ib.
    • In vain endeavors to save the Temple from burning. ib. infr.
    • Is proclaimed Emperor by the army. ib.
    • Refusing to be crowned, acknowledges God is the author of the Jews calamity. A. M. 4074
    • Celebrates the birth-day of his brother (Domitian) at Caesaria; of his father at Berytus, Triumphs with his father at Rome, Obtains the name Emperor, When he was upon the point of marriage with Berenice, to avoid the offense of the Romans, forbears. A. M. 4076
      T. O.
    • Tobia buries the dead. J. P. 4004
    • Tola judges Israel. J. P. 3481
    • Torquatus persuades Ptolemy the younger, that he should not go to Cyprus. A. M. 3843. a.
    • The same persuades Ptolemy the elder, to return into friendship with his brother. The same year.
      T. R.
    • Trachonites, in Herod's absence, return to their robberies. A. M. 3993
    • Fourty of them fleeing to Syllaeus into Arabiae Nabataea, who was at enmity with Herod, join with him. ib.
    • Infest not only Judea, but also Coelosyria with their incursions. A. M. 3996
    • Being frustrate, become the more troublesome. ibid.
    • C. Trebonius comes to Athens. J. P. 4670
    • First of Caesar's murderers suffers punishment. J. P. 4671
    • Trianus overcomes Mithridates his navy. J. P. 4643
    • Tribunitian power the Senate takes perpetual. A. M. 3969
    • Tribazus, Artaxerxes used his help to free his army, he is freed from the false accusation of Orontes. J. P. 4430
    • Triumvirs, Octav. Lepidus and Antonius appointed to be over the Common-wealth for five years. A. M. 3962
    • Troomi, a nation of the Galatians, in vain attempt Cappadocia. A. M. 3941
    • Trosobores the General of the Cilicians, is slain by Antiochus. A. M. 4056
    • Troy taken by the Greeks. J. P. 3530
    • Tryphana Cleopatra commands her sisters death. A. M. 3891
    • Which wickedness she expiated by her own punishment. A. M. 3892
    • Tryphon honourably receives Jonathan. A. M. 3861
    • Takes him, many of his soldiers by him slain treacherously. ib.
    • He slays Jonathan. J. P. 4571
    • Kills also Antiochus Theos. ib. infr.
    • Sends a golden Crown to Rome by Ambassadors. ib.
    • His soldiers fall away to Cleopatra. A. M. 3864
    • Receives Dora, and is there besieged. A. M. 3865
    • Taking ship, sails for Orthosias. A. M. 3866
    • By scattering money, stays the pursuers, and dies. J. P. 4576
      T. U.
    • Tullius Cimber drunken. J. P. 4670
    • One of Caesar's murderers. J. P. 4671. sub. fin.
    • Hastens to aid Cassius. The same year.
    • P. Turullins being delivered to Caesar by Antonius, (he was also one of Caesar's murderees) is slain. J. P. 4684
      T. Y.
    • Tyrians have a frequent Senate granted them. J. P. 4659
    • Tyrannius the Grammarian is taken and manumitted. A. M. 3934
    • Disposes Cicero's Library. A. M. 3948
    • Tyre besieged. J. P. 4129
    • Is delivered to the Assyrian. J. P. 4142
    • Judges set over Tyre. J. P. 4150
    • Obteins her liberty. J. P. 4212
    • Tyrians send a crown of gold, &c. Alexander, whom they shut out of their City. J. P. 4381
    • Is besieged. J. P. 4382
    • Is taken and two thousand of the Tyrians crucified. ibid.
    • They bind the Image of Apollo with chains. ibid.
    • Tyre is delivered up to Antigonus. J. P. 4401
      V. A.
    • VAlerius Gratus, Procurator of Judea. J. P. 4694
    • Vell • ius Tiberius his chief flatterer. ibid.
      V. E.
    • Ventidius Cumanus succeeds Tiberius Alexander in the Jewish affairs. J. P. 4761
    • G. Verres his sacrilege. A. M. 3925
    • Vespasianus is sent by Nero into Judea. J. P. 4780
    • Spoils and burns the Cities of the Gadarenes. ib.
    • Cuts off Tarichaea. A. M. 4 • 71
    • Hearing of Nero's death, he and Titus defer the Jewish war. J. P. 4782
    • Vespasian sailing into Italy, sends Titus his son into Judea, to finish the relics of the Jewish war. The same year.
      V. I.
    • Vibius Marsus succeeds Petronius in the Province of Syria. J. P. 4755
    • Vibius Serenus being Exul, is falsely accused by his son, and condemned. A. M. 4027
    • Vines, set, L. Opimius being Consul, Pliny confirms to have continued to this time. A. M. 3883
    • A. Vitellius is declared Emperor by the Soldiers. J. P. 4781
    • Is murdered by Antonius the first. The same year.
    • L. Vitellius, the Proconsul, comes to Jerusalem. J. P. 4748
    • forces the people to an oath of alleagance to Gaius. J. P. 4750
    • Makes a league with the King of the Parthians. ib.
    • Being called for by Gaius, to be slain with his humility and prayers, so mollified him, that he was esteemed by him one of his chiefest friends. J. P. 4752
    • Gaius his great flatterer. ib.
      V. O.
    • Vologeses, Vonones's son, succeeds his father. J. P. 4776
    • Compels Caesennius Paetus to a disgraceful league. A. M. 4066
    • Seeking Armenia by Ambassadors, fails. J. P. 4776
    • Vonones, one of the sons of Phraates the third, is made King of Parthia by Caesar. J. P. 4717
    • Being deprived of his kingdom, in vain implores Tiberius his aid. A. M. 4190
    • Being brought back from flight, is run thorough with a sword. J. P. 4732
    • Venones, who was President of the Medes, being called into the Parthian Kingdom, makes a short reign of it. A. M. 4020
      U. R.
    • Vria prophesies. J. P. 4105
    • Vrim and Thummim are taken away by their angry God, for the sins of the people. A. M. 3898
      U. X.
    • Vxians, their Nation subdued by Alexander. J. P. 4383
      U. Z.
    • Vzzia. J. P. 3888
    • Succeed his father Amasia. J. P. 3904
      X. A.
    • XAnthians are overcome by Brutus, and kill themselves. A. M. 3940
      X. E.
    • Xenophons munificence to Diana. J. P. 4320
    • Xenoeta. J. P. 4493
    • Xerxes is declared King. J. P. 4229
    • Subdues the Egyptians. J. P. 4230
    • Gahers a huge foot army and navy, digs through the Ishhmus, joins the Hellespont with his ships. J. P. 4233
    • His cruelty to the son of Pithus the Lydian, goes up to Pergamos with Priams army, weeps at the sight of his huge army, casts a golden Phial into the Hellespont, The number of his ships and army, Leonides opposes Xerxes army by land, and Eurybiades by sea. J. P. 4234
    • Xerxes takes Athens, is twice overcome by the Grecians, a pestilence invade his army, he flees in a fish-boat. ib.
    • Xerxes his sacrilege and adulteries everywhere. J. P. 4235
    • Celebrates the birth-day of his kingdom. J. P. 4237
    • Has his throat cut in bed by Artabanus. J. P. 4240
    • Xerxes succeeds his father. J. P. 4289
    • Is slain by his brother. J. P. 4299
      X. I.
    • Xiphares, Mithridates his son, by Stratonice, is slain by his father, his mother looking on. A. M. 3940
      Z. A.
    • ZAbienus is commended for King to the Syrians, by Ptolemaeus Physcon. J. P. 4587
    • Zacharias, with his wife Elizabeth, are spectators of most sad times. J. P. 4677
    • He sees the Angel Gabriel. A. M. 3999
    • Zacharias, the Priest, overthrown with stones. J. P. 3874
    • Zacharias, the son of Jeroboam, reigns. J. P. 3941
    • Is slain. J. P. 3942
    • Zacharias the Prophet. J. P. 4194
    • His vision and consolation given. J. P. 4195
    • Zamaris, the Jew of Babylon, erects Castles thorough Trachonis, and defends those, who go from Babylon to Jerusalem. J. P. 4709
    • Zarbienus, King of the Gordyens, is slain by Tygranes. J. P. 4644
    • His exequies are celebrated by Lucullus. sup. A. M. 3936
    • Zarmarus, the Indian Sophist, casts himself into a burning pile. A. M. 3985
      Z. E.
    • Zedekiah is born. J. P. 4094
    • Begins his reign. J. P. 4115
    • Is admonished by Jeremiah. The same year.
    • Rebells. J. P. 4121
    • Is taken, blinded, and carried into Babylon in bonds. J. P. 4226
    • Zealots of the Jews will not be reduced to their right understandings. A. M. 4070
    • Disagree betwixt themselves. A. M. 4071
    • Make Phannias, a rude person, High Priest. ib.
    • Zenobia, Rhadistus his wife, wounded and cast into the waters, is preserved by shepherds. A. M. 4055
    • Zenobius possesses the walls of the Chians. J. P. 4628
    • Thrust into prison by the Ephesians, is killed. sup. A. M. 3919
    • Zenodorus cherishes the thieves. J. P. 4690
    • Perswades the Gadarenes, that he would bring the business so to pass, that being freed from Herod's dominion, they should be turned over to Caesar's power. J. P. 4694
    • Ends his life. The same year.
    • Zenodoria, the Zenodarian Citizens, perfidiously behead the Romans admitted into their city. 4660
    • Ze • gma, a little Town seated upon Euphrates, by Comagenes the King, by the persuasion of Cicero, it racked. J. P. 4659
      Z▪ I.
    • Zipates dies. J. P. 443 •
      Z. O.
    • Zoberes the King of Albania. P. J. 467 •

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