Chap.

 1  1|          Victor of Tunnunna who, having reviewed the histories of
 2  2|      have lived after the flood, having spent some time with his
 3  5|          philosopher of physics. Having come to understand the defects
 4  5|      with his people, the Temple having been burned down in the
 5  6|         At that time the Romans, having expelled their kings, began
 6  6|   obtained the monarchy of Asia, having destroyed the kingdom of
 7  6|           ruled for forty years. Having seized Judea, he moved many
 8  6|        for thirty years. Pompey, having captured Jerusalem, made
 9  6|  triumphed in Britain. And after having waged a war against Pompey,
10  7|     there, Spain. At that point, having brought peace on land and
11  7|        of his reign, 5,229 years having elapsed since the beginning
12  7|        ruled for eighteen years. Having advanced to Parthia, he
13  7|        twenty years. Diocletian, having burned holy books, persecuted
14  7|          waged various wars and, having conquered Persia, took Mesopotamia.
15  7|      against the Persians, died, having been hit with a javelin
16  7|     heard him and returned after having made peace with the Persians.
17  7|       Valens, the Arian emperor, having been persuaded, in exchange
18  7|     written with his own stylus, having revealed themselves, were
19  7| converted to the Catholic faith, having been summoned by that most