Chap.

  1  2|   discovered to have lived fourteen years after the flood, yet he
  2  3|          the flood, when he was 100 years old, bore Arpachshad, from
  3  3|           the birth of Abraham: 942 years. The second age came to
  4  4|       Greece. ~16. Joseph lived 110 years. From this time, Greece,
  5  4|              One hundred forty four years after the death of Joseph,
  6  4|             people for twenty-seven years. In these times, Erichthonius,
  7  4|           19. Othniel led for forty years. Cadmus, the first to invent
  8  4|             20. Ehud led for eighty years. In these times fables were
  9  4|           21. Deborah led for forty years. In this same time Apollo
 10  4|            22. Gideon led for forty years. In the age the city of
 11  4|             Abimelech led for three years. He killed his 70 brothers.
 12  4|           Tola led for twenty-three years. In his times Priam ruled
 13  4|             Jair led for twenty-two years. At the same time Hercules
 14  4|            26. Jephthah led for six years. In his time, Hercules,
 15  4|           Trojan war surged for ten years. Ibzan led for seven years.
 16  4|          years. Ibzan led for seven years. The Amazons took up arms
 17  4|           time. Abdon led for eight years. In his third year, Troy
 18  4|              Sampson led for twenty years. Ascanius, son of Aeneas,
 19  4|           priest Heli led for forty years. The Ark of the Covenant
 20  4|       Samuel and Saul led for forty years. The kingdom of the Lacedaemonians
 21  4|            Abraham until David: 940 years. The third age came to an
 22  5|           29. David ruled for forty years. Codrus, king of the Athenians,
 23  5|             Solomon ruled for forty years. He (began) building the
 24  5|        Rehoboam ruled for seventeen years. The kingdom of Israel was
 25  5|              Abijam ruled for three years. Under him Abimelech, high
 26  5|             Asa ruled for forty-one years. Achias, Amos, Jehu, Joel,
 27  5|      Josaphat ruled for twenty-five years. Elijah, Elisha, Abdias,
 28  5|             Jehoram ruled for eight years. Elijah, Elisha, and Abdias
 29  5|             Athalia ruled for seven years. The priest Jonadab, son
 30  5|          was said to have lived 130 years. Joash ruled for forty years.
 31  5|        years. Joash ruled for forty years. Zacarias the prophet was
 32  5|       Amaziah ruled for twenty-nine years. Some assert that Carthage
 33  5|         Azariah ruled for fifty-two years. The Olympic (games) were
 34  5|            Jotham ruled for sixteen years. Remus and Romulus were
 35  5|              Ahaz ruled for sixteen years. In his times Romulus founded
 36  5|      Hezekiah ruled for twenty-nine years. Under him Isaiah and Hosea
 37  5|       Manasseh ruled for fifty-five years. At the same time Numa Pompilius
 38  5|              Ammon ruled for twelve years. In his time Tullus Hostilius,
 39  5|         Josiah ruled for thirty-two years. Thales of Miletus (Milesius)
 40  5|          Jehoiakim ruled for eleven years. In his third year Nebachodnezzar
 41  5|           Zedekiah ruled for eleven years. The king of Babylon, coming
 42  5|           migration to Babylon: 485 years. The fourth age came to
 43  6|          Hebrews lasted for seventy years, during which time the fire
 44  6|        Darius ruled for thirty-four years. In his second year, the
 45  6|             Xerxes ruled for twenty years. Aeschylus, Pindar, Sophocles,
 46  6|         Longimanus, ruled for forty years. With him ruling, Ezra the
 47  6|          Nothus, ruled for nineteen years. This age saw the philosopher,
 48  6|          Artaxerxes ruled for forty years. In his time the story of
 49  6|         Ochus, ruled for twenty-six years. Demosthenes was acknowledged
 50  6|            of Ochus, ruled for four years. Xenocrates was regarded
 51  6|            50. Darius ruled for six years. Alexander, conquering Illyricum
 52  6|        Macedonian ruled for fifteen years. In his last five years,
 53  6|             years. In his last five years, in the order of years by
 54  6|         five years, in the order of years by which they are numbered,
 55  6|           Persians. His first seven years are thought to have been
 56  6|           of Lagus, ruled for forty years. Having seized Judea, he
 57  6| Philadelphus ruled for thirty-eight years. He released the Jews that
 58  6|      Evergetes ruled for twenty-six years. Under him Jesus, the son
 59  6|   Philopator ruled for twenty-seven years. The Jews were defeated
 60  6|     Epiphanes ruled for twenty-four years. In his time the events
 61  6|    Philomater ruled for thirty-five years. Antiochus overcame him
 62  6|     Evergetes ruled for twenty-nine years. At this time Spain was
 63  6|           Soter ruled for seventeen years. Varro and Cicero were born.
 64  6|             Alexander ruled for ten years. Syria passed under the
 65  6|          Cleopatra, ruled for eight years. At the same time Plotius
 66  6|          Dionysius ruled for thirty years. Pompey, having captured
 67  6|             Cleopatra ruled for two years. She was the daughter of
 68  6|        Julius Caesar ruled for five years. Before he was made consul,
 69  6|          our Lord Jesus Christ: 587 years. The fifth age came to an
 70  7|        Augustus ruled for fifty-six years. He, in his imperium, after
 71  7|      Augustus, ruled for twenty-two years. He, out of cupidity, did
 72  7|            year of his reign, 5,229 years having elapsed since the
 73  7|             Caligula ruled for four years. He was fierce with avarice,
 74  7|         Claudius ruled for fourteen years. With him ruling, the apostle
 75  7|             Nero ruled for fourteen years. Given to injury, cruelty,
 76  7|             Vespasian ruled for ten years. Vigorous in military discipline,
 77  7|              Titus ruled for eleven years. He was so eloquent in both
 78  7|            Titus, ruled for sixteen years. He was the second after
 79  7|           Trajan ruled for nineteen years. He extended the empire
 80  7|        Hadrian ruled for twenty-one years. Envying the glory of Trajan,
 81  7|           Pius ruled for twenty-two years. He received this cognomen
 82  7|            Minor ruled for eighteen years. Having advanced to Parthia,
 83  7|         Commodus ruled for thirteen years. He was a man of great lust.
 84  7|         Pertinax ruled for eighteen years. He successfully waged many
 85  7|            Severus, ruled for seven years. He was impatient in his
 86  7|            Antoninus ruled for four years. He lived most obscenely
 87  7|        Alexander ruled for thirteen years. He most gloriously conquered
 88  7|           Maximinus ruled for three years. He was the first to be
 89  7|           87. Gordian ruled for six years. He afflicted the rebelling
 90  7|              Philip ruled for seven years. He was the first among
 91  7|            Volusianus ruled for two years. Novatus, a priest under
 92  7|        Gallienus, ruled for fifteen years. Cyprian, first rhetor and
 93  7|              Claudius ruled for two years. He conquered and devastated
 94  7|              Aurelian ruled for six years. He extended the empire
 95  7|            95. Probus ruled for six years. Vigorous in war and illustrious
 96  7|      Carinus and Numerianus for two years. (134) Carus, after he triumphed
 97  7|           Maximian ruled for twenty years. Diocletian, having burned
 98  7|              Galerius ruled for two years. His brief imperium saw
 99  7|        Constantine ruled for thirty years. He prepared for war with
100  7|      Constans ruled for twenty-four years. Constantius, terrible in
101  7|           101. Julian ruled for two years. He went from being a cleric
102  7|           Valens ruled for fourteen years. The Goths, in Istrus, were
103  7|           Valentinian ruled for six years. Ambrose, bishop of Milan,
104  7|           with Theodosius for eight years. The Synod of Constantinople,
105  7|           Honorius, ruled for three years. At the same time, John
106  7|         Honorius ruled for thirteen years. In his time, bishop Augustine
107  7|          brother, ruled for fifteen years. With these two governing,
108  7|              ruled for twenty-seven years. The Vandals crossed over
109  7|          110. Marcian ruled for six years. The beginning of his imperial
110  7|             the younger for sixteen years. Alexandria and Egypt, despising
111  7|            Zeno ruled for seventeen years. The heresy of the Acephali
112  7|   Anastasius ruled for twenty-seven years. Appropriating the error
113  7|            the older ruled for nine years. A love of the Synod of
114  7|     Justinian ruled for thirty-nine years. Receiving the heresy of
115  7|            younger ruled for eleven years. He destroyed those who
116  7|            Tiberius ruled for seven years. The Lombards, expelled
117  7|        Maurice ruled for twenty-one years. The Suevi, held by King
118  7|              Phocas ruled for eight years. Made emperor as the result
119  7|        Heraclius has completed five years of his imperial rule. At
120  7|         faith of Christ.~121. 5,814 years have passed from the beginning