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 1  4,9 |     Epiphanius and the Paschal Chronicle) under Severus (193-211),
 2  5,5 |   shown to be derived from the Chronicle written about that time
 3  9,1 |       preserved in the Paschal Chronicle. Melito points out to the
 4 13,6 |                            The Chronicle.~ Yet another phase of Hippolytus'
 5 13,6 |       in A.D. 234 he wrote his Chronicle (Chronicon). In scope the
 6 13,6 |        In scope the book was a chronicle of world history from the
 7 13,9 | published his Chronography, or Chronicle, in five books. It traced
 8 13,9 |        for Hippolytus, for the Chronicle of Eusebius, and later for
 9 13,9 |      and later for the Paschal Chronicle early in the seventh century,
10 14,17|     quaint story, from Jerom's Chronicle for the year ***2343, or
11 15,3 |       the first edition of his Chronicle. In it he made use of writings
12 15,3 | completed soon afterwards. The Chronicle provided a skeleton for
13 15,3 |    little more than a literary chronicle. There is no attempt to
14 16   |    Date of Easter; no text~The Chronicle; no Greek text~The Apostolic