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 1     I,  Int     |       city and at Milan (about a.d. 390). He subsequently sent
 2     I,  3(4262) |            Marcion lived about a.d. 150, and was co-temporary
 3     I,  14(4345)|        sense, e.g. Neocæsarea (a.d. 314). Ellicott’s Pastoral
 4     I,  42(4591)|      of Alexandria (died about a.d. 220) in his Stromata (i.e.
 5    II,  3(4688) | Various dates, ranging between a.d. 126 and a.d. 173, are assigned
 6    II,  3(4688) |   ranging between a.d. 126 and a.d. 173, are assigned to the
 7    II,  3(4689) |        who went to Rome (about a.d. 250) and there co-operated
 8    II,  6(4725) |    Hadrian and Antoninus Pius, a.d. 117–161. Only two fragments
 9    II,  6(4727) |                           Born a.d. 23. His Historia Naturalis
10    II,  7(4743) |       of German peoples who in a.d. 409 traversed Germany and
11    II,  7(4748) |       was drowned in the Nile. a.d. 122. The emperor’s grief
12    II,  11(4762)|               Born at Pergamum a.d. 130, died probably in the
13    II,  14(4770)|    years when he went to Rome (a.d. 40) on his famous embassy