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  1  3|          arose, where Tanaus first ruled. Serug, at age 130, bore
  2  3|   Sicyonans rose up. The first who ruled in Assyria was Belus, though
  3  3|             At the same time Ninus ruled as king of the Assyrians.
  4  4|           to invent Greek letters, ruled in Thebes. At the same time
  5  4|           the son of Saturn, first ruled. ~22. Gideon led for forty
  6  4|          years. In his times Priam ruled Troy, after Laomedon. A
  7  5|            OF THE WORLD ~29. David ruled for forty years. Codrus,
  8  5| prophesying in Judea. ~30. Solomon ruled for forty years. He (began)
  9  5|          eigth year. ~31. Rehoboam ruled for seventeen years. The
 10  5|           illustrious. ~32. Abijam ruled for three years. Under him
 11  5|       regarded as illustrious. Asa ruled for forty-one years. Achias,
 12  5|      prophesied in Judea. Josaphat ruled for twenty-five years. Elijah,
 13  5|        Micaeas prophesied. Jehoram ruled for eight years. Elijah,
 14  5|         Abdias prophesied. Ahaziah ruled for one year. Elijah, whose
 15  5|          up (by God). ~33. Athalia ruled for seven years. The priest
 16  5|        have lived 130 years. Joash ruled for forty years. Zacarias
 17  5|        lawmaker in Greece. Amaziah ruled for twenty-nine years. Some
 18  5|          say earlier. ~34. Azariah ruled for fifty-two years. The
 19  5|          age in Judea. ~35. Jotham ruled for sixteen years. Remus
 20  5|         prophesying in Judea. Ahaz ruled for sixteen years. In his
 21  5|            to Judea. ~36. Hezekiah ruled for twenty-nine years. Under
 22  5|           republic." ~37. Manasseh ruled for fifty-five years. At
 23  5|         Samia excelled. ~38. Ammon ruled for twelve years. In his
 24  5|          honor. (4,556)~39. Josiah ruled for thirty-two years. Thales
 25  5|            in Judea.~40. Jehoiakim ruled for eleven years. In his
 26  5|    excelled in Babylonia. Zedekiah ruled for eleven years. The king
 27  6|         distinguished. ~43. Darius ruled for thirty-four years. In
 28  6|          have consuls. ~44. Xerxes ruled for twenty years. Aeschylus,
 29  6|          also known as Longimanus, ruled for forty years. With him
 30  6|      Darius, also known as Nothus, ruled for nineteen years. This
 31  6|            rhetor. ~47. Artaxerxes ruled for forty years. In his
 32  6|   Artaxerxes, also known as Ochus, ruled for twenty-six years. Demosthenes
 33  6|           49. Arses, son of Ochus, ruled for four years. Xenocrates
 34  6|           philosopher. ~50. Darius ruled for six years. Alexander,
 35  6|           Alexander the Macedonian ruled for fifteen years. In his
 36  6|             Ptolemy, son of Lagus, ruled for forty years. Having
 37  6|           53. Ptolemy Philadelphus ruled for thirty-eight years.
 38  6|              54. Ptolemy Evergetes ruled for twenty-six years. Under
 39  6|             55. Ptolemy Philopator ruled for twenty-seven years.
 40  6|              56. Ptolemy Epiphanes ruled for twenty-four years. In
 41  6|             57. Ptolemy Philomater ruled for thirty-five years. Antiochus
 42  6|              58. Ptolemy Evergetes ruled for twenty-nine years. At
 43  6|         Brutus. ~59. Ptolemy Soter ruled for seventeen years. Varro
 44  6|              60. Ptolemy Alexander ruled for ten years. Syria passed
 45  6|         Ptolemy, son of Cleopatra, ruled for eight years. At the
 46  6|              62. Ptolemy Dionysius ruled for thirty years. Pompey,
 47  6|            oratory. ~63. Cleopatra ruled for two years. She was the
 48  6|            64. Gaius Julius Caesar ruled for five years. Before he
 49  7|       WORLD ~66. Octavian Augustus ruled for fifty-six years. He,
 50  7|           the son of the Augustus, ruled for twenty-two years. He,
 51  7|         world. ~68. Caius Caligula ruled for four years. He was fierce
 52  7|            a gospel. ~69. Claudius ruled for fourteen years. With
 53  7|        wrote his gospel. ~70. Nero ruled for fourteen years. Given
 54  7|            of Nero. ~71. Vespasian ruled for ten years. Vigorous
 55  7|           into slavery. ~72. Titus ruled for eleven years. He was
 56  7|        Domitian, brother of Titus, ruled for sixteen years. He was
 57  7|          would survive. ~74. Nerva ruled for one year. A moderate
 58  7|            new gospel. ~75. Trajan ruled for nineteen years. He extended
 59  7|          passed away. ~76. Hadrian ruled for twenty-one years. Envying
 60  7|    heresiarch. ~77. Antoninus Pius ruled for twenty-two years. He
 61  7|         Rome. ~78. Antoninus Minor ruled for eighteen years. Having
 62  7|            appeared. ~79. Commodus ruled for thirteen years. He was
 63  7|     teaching. ~80. Aelius Pertinax ruled for one year. With the senate
 64  7|          to be replaced because he ruled unwillingly. ~81. Severus
 65  7| unwillingly. ~81. Severus Pertinax ruled for eighteen years. He successfully
 66  7|     Caracalla, the son of Severus, ruled for seven years. He was
 67  7|           not known. ~83. Macrinus ruled for one year. Ruling with
 68  7|             84. Aurelius Antoninus ruled for four years. He lived
 69  7|           appeared. ~85. Alexander ruled for thirteen years. He most
 70  7|        illustrious. ~86. Maximinus ruled for three years. He was
 71  7|           Christians. ~87. Gordian ruled for six years. He afflicted
 72  7|        bishop of Rome. ~88. Philip ruled for seven years. He was
 73  7|           have passed. ~89. Decius ruled for one year. In his time,
 74  7|      Gallus and his son Volusianus ruled for two years. Novatus,
 75  7|          Valerian, with Gallienus, ruled for fifteen years. Cyprian,
 76  7|            his life. ~92. Claudius ruled for two years. He conquered
 77  7|          heresiarch. ~93. Aurelian ruled for six years. He extended
 78  7|        without delay. ~94. Tacitus ruled for one year. His brief
 79  7|      worthy of record. ~95. Probus ruled for six years. Vigorous
 80  7|          arose. (5,481) ~96. Carus ruled with his sons Carinus and
 81  7|            Diocletian and Maximian ruled for twenty years. Diocletian,
 82  7|            citizens. ~98. Galerius ruled for two years. His brief
 83  7|           record. ~99. Constantine ruled for thirty years. He prepared
 84  7|           Constantius and Constans ruled for twenty-four years. Constantius,
 85  7|       Constantinople. ~101. Julian ruled for two years. He went from
 86  7|       being launched. ~102. Jovian ruled for one year. When he realized
 87  7| Valentinian and his brother Valens ruled for fourteen years. The
 88  7|            his brother Valentinian ruled for six years. Ambrose,
 89  7|        miracles. ~105. Valentinian ruled with Theodosius for eight
 90  7|        with Arcadius and Honorius, ruled for three years. At the
 91  7|           and his brother Honorius ruled for thirteen years. In his
 92  7|            the son of his brother, ruled for fifteen years. With
 93  7|          younger, son of Arcadius, ruled for twenty-seven years.
 94  7|           of Christ. ~110. Marcian ruled for six years. The beginning
 95  7|          army. ~111. Leo the older ruled with Leo the younger for
 96  7|            this heresy. ~112. Zeno ruled for seventeen years. The
 97  7|            found. ~113. Anastasius ruled for twenty-seven years.
 98  7|              114. Justin the older ruled for nine years. A love of
 99  7|           to them. ~115. Justinian ruled for thirty-nine years. Receiving
100  7|            116. Justin the younger ruled for eleven years. He destroyed
101  7|        against him. ~117. Tiberius ruled for seven years. The Lombards,
102  7|           slaughter. ~118. Maurice ruled for twenty-one years. The
103  7|      people in Spain. ~119. Phocas ruled for eight years. Made emperor