The Annals of the World, Index (1 of 3)
A Perfect INDEX TO THE WHOLE WORK.
Wherein you have all the several Heads referred to their particular years, either of the Julian Period, or the Year of the World; betwixt which you may distinguish by A. M▪ alwayes placed before that number that points to the Year of the World, and J. P. before those that lead you to the year of the Julian Period: with the distinctions of the time of the year by the four letters, a, b, c, and d; according to the direction in the end of the Epistle to the Reader.
A. A.
AAron born. J. P. 3140
A. B.
Abbarus High Priest. J. P. 4153
Abdon judges Israel, J. P. 3549
Abel is slain by his brother. J. P. 840
Abia reigns. 3756
Vanquisheth Jeroboam. J. P. 3759
Abimilech slayes his 50 brothers. 3478
He spoiles the City Sichem, is slain. 3481
Abraham is born. J. P. 2718
Called out of Vz of the Chaldees. 2792
To avoid the famine goes down into Egypt. 2793
Returns with Lot into Canaan. 2794
Is circumcised. 2817
Offers his son Isacc. 2843
Dyes. 2893
Absalom after 3 years banishment returns to Jerusalem. 3687
After two years is admitted to his fathers presence. 3689
Began to alienate the affections of the people to his father. 3690
Attempted his fathers Crown. 3691
And is slain by Jonathan the same year.
Abydus besieged and taken. 4513
Befieged again. 4524
A. C.
Acenchres, daughter of Orus, Queen of Egypt 3806
Acenchres son of Rotholes, King of Egypt. 3107
After him another Acenchres reigned there. 3120
Achab covets Naboths vineyard, 3815
Constitutes his son Achasias King under him 3816
Assaulting Ramoth Gilead he is slain. 3817
Achaz the son of Jothamus born. 3952
He succeeds his father. 3975
Is vanquisht. 3973
Serves the Assyrian. 3972
Dies. 3988
Achazia born. 3807
Falling sick consults Baal-zebub. 3818
Dies. 3829
Achaeus. 4496 4497
The Achaeans condemn Araeus and Alcibiades. 4530
Achiabus prevents Herod (the Infanticide) designing his death. sup. A. M. 4001
Achillas commands the messengers brought to him to be slam, is killed by Arsinoe. intr. A. M. 3957
Acme the maid of Livia sends feigned Epistle to Herod. J. P. 3710
Is slain by Herod. An. M. 4001
Addo, or Addius, wounds Caius. J. P. 4716
A. E.
Aegialcus begins his reign over the Sicionians in Peloponese. J. P. 2625
Aegyptius the Magician carries about 4000 men. 4768
Aegyptius, calls the land Aeria by his own name, 3230
After nine years spent in forreign Expeditions, he returns to Pelusium. 5232
His fifty sons slain by Danaus's fifty daughters. 3240
The government by twelve in Egypt. 4029
The Egyptians revolt from the Persians 4222
Revolt again. 4254
Reduced again to the Persians 4260
Egypt subjugated to Persia. 4364
The Egyptians revolt. 4499
Aelius Gallus, Prefect of Egypt, is sent into Arabia. 4690
By the perfidiousnesse of Syllaeus, undergoes great difficulties. 4690
His army contracts diseases by reason of the water and hearbs. ibid.
He demolishes a Town in Arabia felix 4691
Returns from his Arabian Expedition. A. M. 3982
Aelius Sejanus poisons Drusus Tiberius his son, having adulterated his wife. 4736
Falsly accuses the Jews to Tiberius. ibid.
Is slain. A. M, 4035
Amilius his actions. 4524
Aemilius Macer, the Poet of Veron, died in Asia. 4698
L. Aemilius Paulus overcomes Perseus. A. M. 3836. c.
Goes about Graecia, and institutes playes at Amphipolis. A. M. 3838
Aeneas, King of Arabia of the Nabataeans. A. M. 3998
sends in vain to Caesar. J. P. 4078
Aesopus comes to Sardis, and thence to Delphos, and is there unjustly condemned. 4153
Aethiopians fleeing from Indus pitcht about Egypt. 3099
Aetolians Anacleteria: 4518
A. G.
Agabus foretells St. Pauls imprisonment. J. P. 4773
Agathocles dies. 4425
Is slain by the father of Lysimachus, 4431
Agathocles 4507, 4510
Agesilaus is sent by the Lacedemonians with forces against the Persians. 4318
Keeps the Covenants made with Tisaphernes, although he broke his oath; the same year, destroyes Phrygia and the neighbouring places, drives away Tissaphernes army. 4219
He constituteth Pisander over the Navy, 4320.
the same year is recalled from being of the Ephori, is derided by the King of Egypt, 4352
He dies. 4353
Agesipolis King of Sparta. 4531
A. L.
Alani destroy Media. J. P. 4786
Albinus succeeds Festus in the Province of Judea. 4776
Afflicts the Jews with injustice. 4777
Alcetas kills himself. 4894
Alchaudonius joynes with Bassus, being hired thereunto. 4669
Alcibiades and Chalcidaeus cause many to revolt from the Athenians. 4302
Alcibiades his demands, 4303
Returns in favour with the Athenians, returns to Samos with a great spoile. ibid.
He is cast into prison by Tissaphernes. 4306
Overcomns Pharnabazes. ibid.
Is made General of the War 4207. flees into Thracia with mony, 4310.
Dies, and is buried. ibid.
Alcimus is made Priest. A. M. 3842
His Priesthood confirmed by Demetrius Soter, ib. d.
Against his Covenant he kills 60 of the Scribes in one day. ibid.
Presents a golden Crown to Demetrius. A. M. 3853 a.
Accuses Judas Macchabaeus. ib.
Brings Nicanor before the King. J. P. 4553.
Ends his life in great torment. A. M. 3844 c.
Alexander born, J. P. 4358
Succeeds Philip, 4378
Overcomes the Triballi, and returns to quiet Greece. 4378
He spares the Athenians, besieges Thebes, by Hecataeus means catches▪ Attalus, spoiles Thebes, spares Pindarus his house, visits Diogenes. ib.
His dream. 4380
Passes into Asia, his army, casts a spear into Asia, he visits Achilles Tomb, sacrifices, passes Granica▪ overcomes the Persians in the Adrastian fields, possesses himself of the Sardians, comes to Ephesus, takes away Oligarchy, sacrifices to Diana, takes Miletum, contends against Carias, frees the Grecian Cities, declares Ada Queen of Caria, levels with the ground Halicarnassus, gives the Macedonian souldiers leave to winter with their Wives, sends Parmenio to Sardis, takes many Towns. ib.
He makes for Myliada. 4381
At Phasaelis he receives a message that there was treason plotted for to take away his life. ib.
He takes many Towns in Pisidia, Pamphilia and Phrygia, comes to Gordium, and cuts the knot. ib.
Subdues the whole Country to the river Halys, invades the Fort at Pylae, is in danger by the coldnesse of the water of Cydnus, overcomes Orotobates the the Persian, amongst the Solons he sacrifices to Esculapius and Minerva, defeats the vast army of Darius, uses Darius his mother and daughter civilly. ib.
Erecting three Altars, he makes for Syria, Isles and Crowns are presented to him. ib.
He goes to the City Maratha, where letters are delivered him by Darius. ib.
He takes Byblus and Sidonia, where Strato had succeeded Ochus, and constituted Abdalonymus King there. ib.
He threatens run to the Tyrians, writes to Jaddus, 4382
Subdues Arabia, Sailes to Tyre, rejects Darius his conditions of peace. ib.
Sacrifices to Hercules, invades Judea, worships Jaddus, grants the Jews requests, subdues Egypt, builds Alexandria, goes to the Oracle of Ammon, and is saluted jupiters son, put Darius to flight, and comes to Susa. 4383
Takes Persepolis, id. leads his Souldiers through frost and snow, id. takes the rest of the Cities of Persia, and burns Persepolis. 4384
He pursues Darius, id. how long he reigned. id. his courtesie towards Darius, id. gave himself to the Persian luxury. id. burns the souldiers luggage, plots are laid against him, id. he takes the Macedonian letters: what he did to the end of that year. 4384.
His souldiers dye with drinking water. 4385
Conveighs his army over the river upon hides. ibid. is wounded with an arrow, ibid. is in danger at Cyropolis, ib. builds Alexandria at Tanais. ibid.
Overcomes the Scythians, comes to the river Oxus. ibid.
Divides his army into five parts, having subdued the Sogdians, kills a Lion. ib.
Mourns for Clytus, and for the deaths of Philippus and Erygius, overcomes Petra, commands divine worship to himself. 4386.
Makes for India. 4387
Is wounded in the leg. ib. boasts he will excell Hercules, ib. takes many Cities in India, passes the river Indus, and celebrates playes, ib. gets over Hydaspes. ib. his vanity on the other side of the river Hydaspes, id. the insolence of his Captains, ibid. The rest of his acts amongst the Indians. 4388
He is wounded. ib. His marriage with Statira, Gives noble wives to his friends. His cruelty. He prepares to saile over Tygris and Euphrates. 4389
His largesse to his souldiers, to some he gives golden Crowns. He instructs the Persian youth in Macedonian arms. Takes up the Persian modes, rejecting the Macedonian customs. He admits the suppliant Macedonians to kisse him. He makes a banquet for nine thousand guests. His mourning for Hephaestion. ib. He enters Babylon, neglecting the admonitions of the diviners. How he answered the Embassadors sent to him from all about. He accuseth Aesculapius. Sends the brazen statues back to Athens. He makes most magnificent Exequies for Hephaestion, to whom he sacrifices, and dedicates a Temple. 4390
This year, in which he died, his Navy at Babylon digged a Haven. He prepares his Navy against the Arabians; derides the Southsayers. A certain Mariner put his Crown on his own head. When and how he died. 4390 & 4391
He appoints a Temple to be erected to Belus in Babylon. His dream. His enterprizes a little before his death. ib. He is taken with a disease whilst drinking. How long he was sick. What he said on his death-bed. How long he lived, and reigned. ib. Who succeded him. ib. How long he lay dead on the earth. ib. Two years unburied. ib. Alexanders. Testament and successors. ibid.
Alexander Balas seeks the friendship of Jonathan. A. M. 3851. d.
Demetrius being slain, he takes Cleopatra, the daughter of Ptolemaeus Philometor, to wife. J. P. 4564
He honours Jonathan. ib. He gives himself to sloth. J. P. 4566
Hearing of the Expedition of Demetrius from Phoenicia, he hasts to Antioch. ibid.
He consults the oracle of Apollo of Sarpedon▪ ant. A. M. 3859
According to the answer of the oracle he is slain in Arabia. ib. A. M. 3859
Alexander, a certain young man is suborned by the Antiochians for the son of Antiochus. juxta A. M. 3851 a.
Alexander (another) professing himself to be the son of Perseus, flees into Dardania for fear of Me…ellus. sup. A. M. 3858
Alexander Jannaeus is born to John Hyrcanus. A. M. 3877
Begets his son Hyrcanus. A. M. 3892
Is made King of the Jews. sup. J. P. 4609
Is overcome by Ptolemaeus Lathurus. infr. J. P. 4610
Enters into league with Cleopatra. sup. J. P. 4612
He takes Gaza, and spoiles it. sup. A. M. 3907
He takes Dia. A. M. 3920
Conquers Essa. infr. J. P. 4630
Likewise Gaulana and Seleucia. sup. A. M. 3922.
Throws Demetrius out of his Kingdom. infr. A. M. 3923
Is sick of a Quartan Ague. J. P. 4633
Dying, advises his wife by no means to offend the Pharisees. sup. J. P. 4636
Alexander, the brother of Ptolemaeus Lathurus, succeeds his brother in the Kingdom of Egypt. sup▪ J. P. 46…8
Alexander, the Father of Alexander the younger, being first overcome in war▪ died. infr. J. P. 4626
Alexander Zebinas is made King of Syria. sup. J. P. 4588
Is mercifull to the conquerd subjects. J. P. 4590
The people forsake him. J. P. 4592
Commits Sacriledge. ib.
Is overcome by Antiochus Grypus, and flees to Antiochia. ib. is slain. ib. infr.
Alexander Polyhistor. A. M. sup. 3924
Alexander, the son of Ptolemaeus, the Matricide, kills his wife Cleopatra. A. M. 3924
Alexander, the second King of Egypt, expel'd. J. P. 4649
By his Testament makes the people of Rome his heirs in the Kingdom. infr. A. M. 3940
Alexander, the son of Aristobulus, vexes Judea with incursions. J. P. 4657
Being conquer'd by Gabinius, offers up his Castles. ibid.
Is again overcome. infr. J. P. 4659
Is put to death. infr. J. P. 4665
Alexander King of the Arabians, taken in the Actian battle, and being led in Triumph by Octavianus, is put to death. infr. J. P. 4685
Alexander, the son of Herod, is reconciled to his father, by his father-in-law Archelaus. infr. A. M. 3996
He and his brother Aristobulus are strangled by his fathers command. sup. J. P. 4709
Alexander is detected a counterfeit by Caesar. sup. A. M. 4002
Alexander Lysimachus conquered by Caius, is set at liberty by Claudius. infr. J. P. 4754
Alexandra, the daughter of Hircanus, writes to Cleopatra, to sollicite Antonius in the cause of her son Aristobulus. infr. J. P. 4678
being privately about to convey her self and her son Aristobulus into Egypt, is taken. sup. A. M. 4670
Deplores the miserable death of her son to Cleopatra by letters. infr. J. P. 4680
Is cast into prison by Herods command. infr. J. P. 4680
Fearing the like from Herod, approves her daughter Mariamme's death. sup. J. P. 4686
When in Herods sicknesse she endeavours to gain the forts into her possession, she is put to death by him. infr. J. P. 4686
Alexandrians being about to clear themselves from the accusations of Ptolemaeus against them at Rome, are by him some of them murthered, the rest deter'd from following their cause. infr. J. P. 4657
Are overcome by Gabinius. J. P. 4659
The Alexandrians six Caius his statues in the Porches of the Jews. infr. J. P, 4751
Are cruel to the Jews. ib. Paulo post.
Alexus, or Alexander, of Laodicea being sent from Antonius to Herod, revolts from him, and staies with Herod. infr. J. P, 4684
Is slain at Caesars command. ibid,
A. M.
Amasias born. J. P. 3851.
Is beaten and taken at Bethshemesh. 3888
Is slain. 3904
Amasis made King by the Rebels. 4141
Reigns in Egypt. 4145
Revolts from Cyrus, 4183
Leaves this World. 4189
M. Ambivius, second Procuratour, is sent by Augustus into Judea. sup. A. M. 4015
Amisus is taken by Lucullus. J. P. 4644
Ammonius kills Antigonus and Laodice. J. P. 4566
Hiding himself in a womans guise, is found and slain. sup. A. M. 3859
Amenophis reigns in Egypt. A. J. P. 2928
Amenophis his reign. 3019
Am-essis reigns in Egypt. J. P. 2949
Amyntas is constituted chief in Galatia by Antonius. infr. J. P. 4678
Falls over to Augustns. infr. J. P. 4683
Amnon defiles his sister 3682
Is slain by Absalom. 3684
Amon is born. 4049
succeeds his father 4071
Is slain. 4073
Amyntas with the Graecians is slain. 4382
A. N.
Ananelus receives the High Priesthood from Herod. infr. J. P. 4678
Ananias, the son of Zebedaeus is constituted High-Priest, J. P. 4760
Ananus being new High Priest, delivers James the brother of Jesus, and others, to be stoned. infr. J. P. 4176
Loses his High Priesthood. ibid.
Anaxagoras dyes. 4286
Anaxibius the Laconian by treachery is slain by Ephicrates. 4326
Anaximander the Milesian is born. 4103
leaves this World. 4167
Anaximenes succeeds Anaximander. 4167
Andriscas of Adramitium feigns himself to be the son of Perseus. J. P. 4562
Is taken by Demetrius and sent to Rome, where he is neglected through contempt. ibid.
Stealing privately from Rome, hepossesses himself of Macedonia. infr. A. M. 3855
Overcomes the Roman army. sup. J. P. 4566
Wasts Thessaly ibid.
He grows cruel. ibid.
He is by Byzes petty king of Thrace, betrayed into the hands of Metellas. sup. A. M. 3857
Andronicus kills Ontas. sup. J. P. 4544
He is slain in the same place by the command of Antiochus. ibid.
Anianus, the first Bishop of the Church of Alexandria. A. M. 4065
Anna, a Prophetesse, the daughter of Phanuel. A. M. 3909, J. P. 4626
Annius Rufus, the third Procuratonr of Judea. sup. A. M. 4017
Antalcidas becoms master of the seas. 4327
Antenor, the Legate of Perseus, is sent to Rhodes with seven ships. infr. J. P. 4547
Meets with those were sent by Eumenes to Attalus unawares. sup. A. M. 3836. c.
Antigonus sends Athanaeus against the Nabataeans, and gathers bitumen out of Asphaltis. 4403
Makes peace with Cassander Ptolemaeus, and Lysimachus. ibid.
Commands Cleopatra to be slain. 4406
His Acts. 4406, and 4394, 4395, 4396, 3397. to 4412
He is slain. 4412
Antigonus Demetrius. 4430
Antigonus his civility to Pyrrhus. 4442
Antigonus Gonatas. 4434
Antigonus Gonatas. 4437, and 4440
Departs this life. 4471
Antigonus, the brother of Aristobulus, is slain. A. M. 3899
Antigonus, the son of Aristobulus, complains to Caesar of injuries he had done him. infr. 3957. c.
Invading Judea, repel'd by Herod. A. M. 3963
Having reduced it, receives Hircanus and Phasaslus, bound, by the Parthian King. infr. J. P. 4674
Is declared an enemy to Rome. sup. A. M. 3965
Overcomes Josephus, the brother of Herod, and uses him, being dead, cruelly. infr. A. M. 2966
Sends Pappus General into Samaria. infr. A. M. 3966
Is led bound to Antonius. infr. J. P. 4677
Is put to death by him. ib. infr.
Antiochia. 4414
Antiochus Soter is in love with his mother in law. 4432
Dies. 4434
Antiochus Soter makes laws for the Jews Cities in Ionia. 4453
Redeems himself from the Galls. 4472
Antiochus Hierax. 4487
Antiochus Magnus. 4492, 4493, 4494, to 4516
Besieges Corasesium. 4517
Winters at Ephesus. 4517
Is rejected by the Romans. 4518
Suffers shipwrack. ibid.
Favours the Jews. 4520
Sends Embassadors to Rome. 4521.
Gives one daughter in marriage to Ptolemaeus. the other to Ariarathes. 4521
Falls in love with a Virgin. 4523
His Navy is overcome by the Romans. ib.
He sues for a peace. ib.
Sends back his son to Scipio. 5424
Antiochus his army is conquered. ibid.
He loses Asia. 4526
His sacriledge and death. ib. 4526
Antiochus Epiphanes, called Epimanes. J. P. 4536
He attains the Magistracy, by the votes of the people, the time of his reign computed. ib.
Having made a league of friendship with Eumenes, he rules Syria, and the bordering Nations most powerfully. ibid.
Sent Embassadors to Rome, the chiefest of which was Apollonius. A. M. 3831
He lies near upon Egypt. J. P. 4543
Complains to the Romans, that he is invaded by Ptolemaeus. sup. A. M. 3834
He overcomes Ptolemaeus his Captains in a battle. ib. spares the young King. ibid.
Enters Egypt, and spoiles it. infr. J. P. 4344
He goes up against Jerusalem, and possesses himself of the City. ibid.
He slaies fourty thousand, and sells so many. ib.
He spoiles the Temple, and kills swine upon the Altar. ib. Making a third Expedition, he reduced Egypt into his power. J. P. 4545
Besieges Alexandria. A. M. 3836. a.
Leads his army into Syria. ibid.
Is offended at the peace made between the two Ptolomies. infr. J. P, 4546
Sends Apollonius against the Cities of Judea. infr. A. M. 3836. c.
He commands all the Nations subject to him to be of the same religion with the Greeks. A. M. 3837
He sends some to the Cities of Judea, to compel them to follow the Rites of the Gentiles. ib.
The abominable Idol of Jupiter Olympius is placed upon the Altar. ibid.
He compels men by torments to adjure the Jewish religion. J. P. 4547
He declares there were plaies to be exhibited at Daphne. infr. J. P. 4548
He deforms their magnificence. in. infr.
He dissembles courtesie by Tiberius Gracchus. ib.
He considers of going against Persis. A. M. 3839
He takes Artaxias King of the Armenians. infr. A. M. 4549
Attempting Persepolis, is repel'd by the Citizens. J. P. 4550
Hearing of the flight of those in Judea, he is extreme angry. sup. A. M. 3840. c.
He is tormented with an immedicable disease in his bowels, ibid. acknowledges he suffers that misery for the injuries he had done the Jews. ib. Vows to give the Iews liberty to live according to their own laws. ibid. He died the 149 years of the Grecian account. ibid.
Antiochus Theos is fraudulently slain by his Tutor. infr. J. P. 4571
Antiochus, afterwards called Grypus, is born. sup. A. M. 3863
He obtains the name of King. sup. A. M. 3882
He prepares himself against his brother Antiochus Cizicenus his rival in the Kingdom. sup. A. M. 3891
Overcomes him. ib. is overcome by him. J. P. 4602
They divide the Empire. ib. He is slain by the treachery of Heracleon. sup. A. M. 3908
Antiochus, the son of Demetrius Soter, who was called Sidetes, sends letters to Simon the Priest. sup. A. M. 3864
He receives Cleopatra the daughter of his brother in marriage. infr. A. M. 3865
He threatens Simon. ib. comes into Judea. infr. J. P. 4579
Leads an army against the Parthians. infr. A. M. 3873
His luxury. ib. His victory. ib. His death. infr, J. P. 4584
Antiochus Cyzicenus gives himself to luxnry. infr. A. M. 3893
Both the brothers are despised by John Hyrcanus. A. M. 3894
Cizicenus brings aid to the Samaritans, is overcome by Aristobulus his souldiers. A. M. 3895
Antiochus Eusebes, the Diadem being put upon him, presently makes war upon Seleucus. A. M. 3911
Being overcome flies to the Parthians. A. M. 3912
Antiochus Asiatichus insinuates himself into the Kingdom of Syria. infr. J. P. 4645
He and his brother come to Rome to seek the Kingdom of Egypt. sup. J. P. 4642
Asiaticus returns from Rome into his father Kingdom. sup. A. M. 3934
Comes to Syracuse, where he is spoiled by Verres. ib. sup. A. M. 3934
Antiochus Comagenus is compelled to sue for peace by P. Ventidius. infr. J. P. 4675
Being condemned in the Senate, is slain. A. M. 3976
Antiochus being deprived of his Kingdom, receives Co…agena from Claudius. infr. J. P. 4754
Being expel'd the Kingdom, together with his son, is restored by Vespatianus. sup. J. P. 4786
Antiochians revolt from Demetrius. sup. A. M. 3851
forsake Alexander. infr. J. P. 4568
Antipas (or Antipater) begets Herod, afterwards, King of the Jews. J. P. 4642.
Is betrayed by Aristobulus. infr. J. P. 4648
Comes with Hyrcanus to Aretas the King of the Arabians. sup. J. P. 4645
Antipaters Gests. 4406, 4394
Antipaters virtue. infr. A. M. 3957. b.
Antipater created Procurator of Judea. infr. A. M. 3957. c.
He commits Galilea to the care of Herod the Second. ibid.
He dies by poison. infr. J. P. 4671
Antipater, the son of Herod, being now preferred before Alexander and Aristobulus, is sent to Rome, A. M. 3992
He inflam'd his father against the sons of Mariamme. ib. involving his brothers in false accusations, by others, he takes upon him to defend them. infr. J. P. 4759
Having removed his brothers out of the way, he intended likewise to make away with his father. infr. J. P. 4709
He marries the daughter of Aristobulus. ibid.
Plots against his father. ib. Is sent by his father to Augustus. ib. Is said to have prepared poison for his father. sup. A. M. 4000
Is recalled from Rome to Judea by his father. infr. J. P. 4710
He is convicted of preparing the poison for his father, before Quintilius Varus. ib. Is slain by his fathers command. A. M. 4001
Antipatris is built by Herod. A. M. 3995
Antissa is destined to ruin by the Romans. A. M.
Antonius Creticus ends the unhappy war with his life. sup. A. M. 3934
Antonius the First, taking Vespasians part, routs Vitellius his army, and cuts his throat. A. M. 4073
L. Antonius, Consul, suffers a siege by Octavianus. infr. J. P. 4674
M. Antonius wars with good successe in Cilicia. J. P. 4612
Depopulates Sicilia, and all the Provinces. J. P. 4640
Takes Pelusium. A. M. 3949
He grows famous for many victories. J. P. 4659
He buries the body of Archelaus. ibid.
Admits Cornelius Dolabella his Collegue in the Consulship. infr. J. P. 4670
Entertains Octavius proudly, ib. infr.
Corrupts the books of Julius Caesar. ibid.
Is chosen General of the Macedonian forces. ibid. infr.
Comes to Brundusium. ib. infr.
He finds the Souldiers disobedient. ib. infr.
Being affrighted, speaks not a word of Caesar in the Senate. sup. J. P. 4671
Besieges Decimus Brutus at Mutina. sup. J. P. 4671
His letters to Hirtius the Consul, and Caesar the Propraetor. ib. infr.
He is adjudged an enemy. ib. infr.
Being overcome by Octavius Caesar, he flees pittifully out of Italy. ibid.
Joynes with M. Lepidus in Gallia. ibid.
Commands Hortensius to be executed. infr. A. M. 3963
Because his freed-man had buried his coat of male with Brutus, he commands he should be slain. ib. infr.
He passes over into Graecia, J. P. 4673
Thence he sails into Asia. ib, infr.
He admits Choraulas, into Court. ib. He receives Bithynia from Apuleius, receives Herod courteously, enters Ephesus. Benignly entertains the Embassadours of the Jews. ib. infr.
He is implacable to all the privies to the death of Caesar. ib. infr.
He layes heavy tribute upon the Provinces of Syria. ib. infr.
He makes Phasaelus and Herod Tetrarchs of Judea. ib. infr.
He makes towards Cleopatra, now returned into Egypt. A. M. 3964
His vanity. ib. infr.
Deteins the Embassadour sent to him from the Italian Colonies. ib.
Going against the Parthians, he came even unto Tyrus. J. P. 4674
Takes Octavia to wife ib. infr.
He holds the Kingdom in division with Octavius Lepidus, possessing the Provinces of Affrica. ib. infr.
Is forced by Genethliachus the Egyptian to separate from Octavianus. infr. A. M. 3965
He appells certain Kings upon his own head. ib. infr.
He carries his wife Octavia with him into Grecia, Playes the Gymnasiarch at Athens. ib. infr.
Triumphs and Supplications are decreed him by the Senate. infr. J. P. 4675
He besieges Samosata. ib. is terrified with a Prodigy. A. M. 3966
He calls Cleopatra into Syria. A. M. 3968
He is said to have filthy familiarity with Glaphyra. ib. infr.
He admits Artabazes, King of the Arabians, to his Councel ib. infr.
Sending back Cleopatra, he goes into Armenia. ib.
He besieges the City Phraata in vain. ib.
He puts to flight the Parthians and Medes, who had slain Statianus and his forces. ib. infr.
He compells the Parthians to turn their backs. A. M. 3969
His souldiers undergo hardship in the siege of Phraaspis. ib. He leaves the siege. ib. infr.
He suffers much by the Parthians. ib. infr.
His souldiers, by eating roots and hearbs, run mad. ibid.
They tumult and rob one anothers baggage. ib. infr.
When he came into Armenia, by eating plentifully, they fall into dropsies, &c. ib. infr.
Antonius calls his flight a victory. ib.
Dissembles the anger he had conceived against the King of Armenia. ib. infr.
He flees into Syria. J. P. 4679
He serves the love and imposture of Cleopatra. ib. infr.
He laies a plot for Artavasdes King of Armenia. J. P. 4680
His children by Cleopatra. ib. infr.
He restrains Artavasdes in golden chains. A. M. 3971
He seizes upon a great quantity of silver. ib.
Returns into Egypt. ib. infr.
Distributes Kingdome to the children he had by Cleopatra. J. P. 4681
He commands himself to be called Osiris and new Father Bacchus. ib. infr.
He joynes in league with Artavasdes, betrothing a little daughter of Artavasdes, to Alexander his son by Cleopatra. ib. Being accused by Octavianus, he made recriminations. A. M. 3972
He commands Canidius with sixteen Legions to go down to the sea, whilst he takes his pleasure with Cleopatra. ib.
He writes to Rome, that those things should be confirmed which he had done concerning the partition of the regions to Cleopatra and her children at Alexandra. J. P. 4682
Being about to wage war with Caesar, he puts away Octavia. ib.
He foolishly procrastinates the war. ib. infr.
His Testament being published by Caesar, alienates the peoples minds to him. ib. infr.
He is thought to have grown mad by Cleopatra's potions. ib. infr.
Makes great preparations to war against Caesar. ib. infr.
Antonius his Horse is defeated by M. Titius and Statius Taurus. infr. J. P. 4683
Having lost his confidence, he was bitter against Iamlicus, and Q. Posthumus. ib. infr.
Provides for his flight. ib. infr.
He flying also, follows flying Cleopatra. ib.
He posses three dayes in the forepart of the ship alone. ibid.
His souldiers being left by their Emperour and leader, joyne themselves to Caesar. ib. infr.
Being cast upon Africa, he betook himself to solitude with Aristocrates and Lucilius. A. M. 3974
When he heard of the defection of Pinarius Scarpius, he resolved to lay violent hands upon himself. ib. infr.
He betakes himself to Alexandria, and built himself an house at Pharus, called Timonium. ib. infr.
Leaving his Timonium, he comes to the Palace, and falls to his feasting. ib. infr.
He sends Euphronius Embassadour to Caesar. infr. J. P. 4684
He sends other Embassadours, promising that he would kill him himself, if thereby he might free Cleopatra. ib. infr.
He receives an answer to neither Embassy. ib. nor yet to a third. ib. infr.
He baffles Caesars Horse, and pursues them even to their Camp. ib. infr.
By tickets cast into Caesars Camp, he promises to every one that will revolt to him, 15000 Drachmes. ibid.
Caesar reads these publickly, to make Autonius the more hateful, and confirm the more his party in their confidence. ib.
He provokes Caesar by messengers to fight a single duel with him. ibid.
His Navy revolts. ib. infr.
He wounds himself. ibid.
Is drawn up by ropes to Cleopatra, who had betaken her self to the Monument. ib.
He breaths out his last. ib. infr.
Is honourably inter'd by Cleopatra. ib. infr.
His Statues are thrown down. ib. infr.
Antonius, a young man, the son of M. Antonius, … is slain by the command of Octavianus. infr. J. P. 4684
A. P.
Apachnas reigns in Egypt. 2693
The Apameniensians beeng distressed by the ruins of an Earthquake, are freed from Tribute for five years together. infr. A. M. 4056
Apelles, an Ascalonite, who incited Ca…us against the Jews, is tortured himself by him. A. M. 4044
Aphronadius King of Babylon. 4014
Apion, the Grammarian, writes a most beggerly Commentary against the Jews. A. M. 4643
He incenses Caius against the Jews. ib.
Apollodotus, the General of the Gazeans, conflicts with the Jews. A. M. 3907
Apollonius puts away a great multitude on the Sabbath day at Jerusalem. A. M. 3836, c.
Is slain by Judas Macchabaeus. infr. J. P. 4548
Apollonius sirnamed Dahus, joines himself to Demetrius. infr. J. P. 4566
Provokes Jonathan to sight. ib. infr.
Apollonius Egyptius, or the Egyptian, who told at home that should become of Caius, is led before him to Rome, and Caius being slain, escapes away safe. infr. J. P. 4754
Apollonius chief master of the art of oratory. sup. A. M. 3925
Apollonius the Tyanean, enters the City of Babylon. J. P. 4762
Apollo's Image at Cumana is said to weep. J. P. 4584
Apollos comes to Ephesus. sup. A. M. 4064
The Apostles Acts are examined exactly. sup. A. M. 4037
Apophis King of Egypt. 2730
Appius Claudius Putcher goes into Cilicia. A. M. 3951
Apries reigns and adds many Kingdoms to Egypt. 4120
Is strangled. 4145
Apuleius fleeing the proscription of the Triumviri, is made President of Bythynia, by Brutus. J. P. 4672
He intreats Antonius for his restoration. J. P. 4673
A. Q.
Aquilius Floruses both father and son perish for adhereing to Antonius. sup. A. M. 3974
A. R.
Arabians take Memphis. 2630
Their first King was Salatis. Going from Egypt to Syria, they built Jerusalem. 2889
Reign in Babylonia. 3176
Overcome Athenaeus. 4403
Other their Acts. ibid.
Arabians being overcome by Judas Macchabeus, sue for peace. infr. A. M. 3841. c.
The Arabians of Petraea burn Cleopatra's ships, when they were about to be carried over the Isthmus. infr. A. M. 3974
The Aradians, when they had killed the Embassadors of the Maratheans, attempt their City, take it, destroy it, and divide the land amongst themselves. sup. A. M. 3858
They rise against the Antonians, and exact tribute of them. A. M. 3964
Aratus the Sicyonian. 4463
Arbaces wars upon Sardinapolis. 3964
Is called King. 3966
The Ark is sent back by the Philistins. 3598
Is brought from the house of Abinadab, to the house of Obed. Edom, and thence into the Castle of Sion. 3669
Arcecilaus reigns over the Cyrenians. 4113
Archelaus, Mithridates his Prefect, receives Athens, delivered up to him by Aristion, infr. J. P. 4626
He brought the Islands of the Cicladae into his power and subjection. sup. J. P. 4627
Is conquered by Sylla. infr. J. P. 4628
Is suspected of private commerce with Sylla. J. P. 4629
Flees to L, Marenus. sup. J. P. 4831
Archelaus is made King of Cappadocia by M. Antonius. infr. J. P. 4678
Archelaus, the High Priest of the Comani, takes to wife Berenice, and with her enjoyes the Kingdom of Egypt for six moneths, A. M. 4949
Being taken by Gabinius, he got out of his hands for mony. J. P. 4659
By him is afterwards slain. ibid.
Archelaus, King of Cappadocia, congratulates Herod for the reconciliation with his sons. sup. A. M. 3994
Is very courteously dealt with by Herod. A. M. 4996
Coming to Rome, he contends with Antipas, for the Kingdom. infr. J. P. 4711
Receives the half of the dominions Herod had enjoyed, from Augustus. sup. A. M. 4002
Returning into Judea, takes the High Priesthood from Joazaras, the son of Boethus. ib.
Is brought to Augustus, A. M. 4009
Is summoned by his Procurator. ib.
Is banisht to Vienna in Gallia. A. M. 4010
Is again through Caesars hate recalled to Rome, and there ends his life. A. M. 4020
Archias being convicted of Treason, hangs himself. sup. A. M. 3848
Ardisius reigns in Lydia. J. P. 3917
Aretas King of Coelosyria, overcomes Alexander Jannaeus. sup. A. M. 3920
Aretas, King of the Arabians, being called to aid Hyracanus against his brother Aristobulus, overcomes him, and besieges him in Jerusalem. J. P. 4649
Argivi, their Kingdom began under Inachus, the first King in Peloponese. J. P. 2148
Are routed by the M…lesians. 4302
Argon, the son of Ninus, is the first that reigns amongst the Sardians. J. P. 3499
Argyraspides, their Gests under Alexander. J. P. 4385, 4386, 4395. to 4399.
Ariana, what. J. P. 4388
Ariarathes. J. P. 4532
Ariarathes, King of Cappadocia, sent one of those sons his wife had suggested to him, as his own, to Rome, and the other to Ionia. sup. A. M. 3833
Promises aid to the Romans. ib.
He yields himself to the judgement of the Roman Embassadour, in that controversie he had with the Galatians. infr. A. M. 3842. a
Departs this life. ib. b.
Ariarathes Philopator succeeds his father. infr. J. P. 4552
His education. ib. infr.
Sends Embassadours to the Romans. ib.
Inters ths reliques of his sister and mother. ib.
Reduces Mithrobarzanes son of the King of Armenia the Lesse, into his fathers Kingdom. sup. A. M. 3844 a.
He entertains the Roman Embassador like a King. ib. b.
His Embassadours come to Rome, and bring a Crown of 10000 crows of gold. A. M. 3845
Is driven out of his Kingdom by Demetrius. A. M. 3846. a.
Comes a suppliant to Rome. A. M. 3847
He is commanded to reign together with his brother Orophernes. ib.
Is restored into his Kingdom by Attalus. sup. A. M. 3848
Ariarathes, King of Cappadocia, dies, in the war against Aristonicus. infr. J. P. 4585
Aridaeus besieges the Cizicenians. J. P. 3995
Arimares possesses the Rock of Oxus. 4385
Ariobarzanes repells Alexander. 4383
Ariobarzanes being seized on by Cassius, is put to death. sup. A. M. 3963
Ariobarzanes is made ruler over the Armenians by their consent by Caius. infr. A. M. 4006
Aristagoras revolts from Darius. J. P. 4212
Is slain by the Thracians. 4216
Aristagoras his vision. J. P, 4641
Aristo the Tyrant being taken by Sylla, is punished. infr. J. P. 4628
Aristobulus, a Jew, studies Philosophy in Egypt. sup, A. M. 3855
Aristobulus making a pact with his brother Hyrcanus usurps the entire dominion and Priesthood of the Jews. infr. A. M. 3938
Ho overcomes Aretas, and Hyrcanus in battle, after by the threats of Scaurus he had desisted from the siege. sup. A. M. 3940
Being bound, is carried abont by Pompey. infr. J. P. 4651
Escaping from Rome, returns to Judea. sup. J. P. 4658
Being conquered with those who joyned with him, he is brought to Gabinius. ib.
He dies by poison. infr. A. M. 3955
Aristobulus is made successor to Ananelus in the High-Priesthood. J. P. 4679
Being but a young High Priest, he performs the sacrifice with the peoples approbation. A. M. 3970
Is stifled in the water by Herods treachery. ib. infr.
Aristobulus, the son of Herod, King of Chalcis, receives the Principality of Armenia from Nero. A. M. 4058
Aristonichus, the son of Eumenes the King, by a harlot, invades Asia, as his fathers Kingdom. A. M. 3872
Overcomes Crassus the Consul. A. M. 3874
Is overcome and taken by the Consul Perperna. J. P. 4584
Is strangled at Rome. sup. A. M. 3879
Aristoteles succeeds Plato. J. P. 4366
Arius, the Alexandrian Philosopher, is honoured by Octavianus. longe infr. J. P. 4684
By his entreaties Octavianus pardons Philostratus. ibid.
And by his advice kills Caesarion. ib. infr.
He is said to have refused the Prefectureship of Egypt, when offered him. A. M. 3975
Arbianus King of Babylon. J. P. 4005
Armais reigns. J. P. 3132
Armenia wholly comes into the power of Antonius. A. M. 3971
Is lost by the Parthians. A. M. 4039
Arphaxad born. J. P. 2368
Leaves this World. J. P. 2806
Arsaces the First. J. P. 4464
Arsaces, the son of Artabanus slain. A. M. 4039
Arsinoe banished. J. P. 4434
He dies. J. P. 4507
Arsinoe the Queen is traduced to the Egyptians, by Ganymedes the Eunuch. infr. A. M. 3957 a.
Is led in Triumph by Caesar, and then let go. sup. A. M. 3959
At the request of Cleopatra her sister, Antonius gives order to kill her. sup. A. M. 3964
Artabanes cuts Zerxes throat, being Procurator of Persia. J. P. 4240
Is slain by Artaxerxes. J. P. 4241
Artabanus his three sons die in fight. ib.
Artabanus is substituted King of the Parthians, in the place of Phraates, being slain A. M. 3876
Being wounded in his arm, he presently departs. ibid.
The Embassadours of Artabanus King of the Parthians, come to Germanicus. A. M. 4022
Artabanus sets his son Arsaces over the Armenians. sup. A. M. 4039
He being taken away, provides that his son Orodes may revenge it. ib. 4039
He was afraid of the kindred of Vitellius, being corrupted with mony. ib.
Being restored to his kingdom, he upbraids Tiberius with his vices, and advises him to make away himself. sup. A. M. 4040
Having attempted Armenia, he resolved also to invade Syria. ibid.
His death designed by his son. infr. A. M. 4050
Artabazes, King of Armenia, is sent into Egypt by Antonius. sup. A. M. 3971
He refuses to submit unto Antonius. ibid.
Is driven from his Kingdom. A. M. 3984
Artabazus overcomes the Kings Satraphae. J. P. 4356
He flees to the Thebans. J. P. 4361
Artachshashta forbids the building of Jerusalem. J. P. 4192
Artavasdes being provoked against Phraates and Artabazes, seeks the friendship of Antonius. infr. J. P. 4679
Is put in silver chains by Antonius. A. M. 3971
Receives the Kingdom of Armenia from Tiberius. infr. J. P. 4694
Some dispute that the same Kingdom was restored to Tigranes. ib. infr.
Artaxerxes succeeds his father. J. P. 4240
trims his Navy against the Egyptians. 4224
In the mean time wars upon Egypt. J. P. 4257
Delivers Inarus to his moiher to be crucified. 4266
He leaves the stage of this life. J. P. 4289
Artaxerxes Mnemon reigns. 4310
He cruelty, spares his brother Cyrus. ibid.
Overcame the army of Cyrus. 4313
He promotes the peace with the Graecians. 4317
He writes to Agesilaus. ibid. 4317
Commands the Judges to be stead alive. 4336
Perswades the Grecians to establish the peace amongst themselves. 4348
Departs this life. 4353
Artaexias, King of the Greater Armenia, his wicked counsels. A. M. 3843 d.
Artemisia fights valiantly. J. P. 4234
Her love to her husband. 4361
She constitues a Just in honour to Mausolus. 4362
Builds a stately Sepulchre for her husband. 4363
Artoces, King of the Iberians, flees to Pompeius. infr. J. P. 4649
He confirms a peace with Pompeius. ibid. infr.
A. S.
Asa reigns. J. P. 3759
Took away the publick Idolatry. 3761
Vanquishes the Ethiopians, reforms his Kingdom, takes away his Grandmother Machaca from being Queen. J. P. 3773
He hired Benhadad with a reward to hinder Baasa. 3774
Consults Physiciaus. 3797
Departs this life. 3800
Asander rises against his Lord Pharnaces. A. M. 3957. c,
Kills him. A. M. 3958
He overthrows Mithrid…tes the Pargamenian, and Pharnaces, and quietly enjoyes the kingdom of Bosphorus. infr. J. P. 4668
Ascalonites, whence they deduce their account of time. infr. J. P. 4610
Asclepiodotus, both Authour and Index of the conjuration against Mithridates. infr. J. P. 4629
Asia returns to Mithridues. infr. J. P. 4639
Asian Embassadour heard at Rome. A. M. 3835
Asia contend in what City especially they should build a Temple to Tiberius and the Senate. A. M. 4029
Asidaei joyn themselves to Matthaeus. infr. J. P. 4547
Asinius Pollio, the Consul, receives his son Salominus. J. P. 4674
Refuses to help Caesar against Antonius. infr. J. P. 4683
Assis King of Egypt. J. P. 2841
Astacum built in Bithinya. J. P. 3002
Astacus infests the Delians with Darts. J. P. 4303
Astyages reigns in Media. J. P. 4119
Overcomes the Assyrians. 4131
Astymedes, the Embassadour of the Rhodians, obtains peace of the Romans. sup. A. M.
Asylum's, their liberty restrained. A, M. 4025
A. T.
Athens taken by Sylla. infr. A. M. 3918
Athenaeus his acts. 4402
Athanaeus infests the Nabataeans. 4403
Athenians send 20 ships to aid the Ionians. 4213
Forsake the Ionians. 4214
Are surprized by Mardonius. A. M. 3525. c.
Take Sestus, and exact a great sum for the Captives. J. P. 4235
The Ionians revolt to them. 4238
They become victors in Cyprus and Cilicia. 2465
Take Samos, ana lose it again. 4274
Sent Colonies to Notium. 4287
They behead Chalcedaeus, the President of the Lacedemonians. 4302
The Athenians overcome the Navies of Mindarus, and the Syracusians. 4303
They take Cizicum and eight ships. ibid.
They have a sea fight with the Lacedaemonians. 4305
Whom they conquered by land and sea. 4306
Reject peace with the Lacedemonians. 4306
They kill the Milesians, take Colophon, put to flight the Syracusian Navy. ib. an. eod,
They send Embassadours into Persia. 4307
Cyrus rejects their Embassadours. ibid.
They make peace with the Lacedemonians. 4310
They send Thracibulus with a Navy of 40 saile against the Lacedaemonians. 4324
They send …phicrates with eight ships against Anaxib as the Laconian. 4325
They conquered Cyprus. 4327
The Chians Rhodians and other revolt from them. 4356
They resist the edict of Alexander. 4390
The Athenians army. 4407
They call Demetrius and Antigonus Kings. 4408
Send Crates to Demetrius. 4427
Athenians send three Philosophers Embassadours to the Romans. J. P. 4559
Athenio, King of the slaves, is overcome by L. Licinius Lucullus in Sicilia. J. P. 4612
He is torn to p…eces amongst them, whilst they were wrangling. J. P. 4613
Athenio, the Embassadour of the Athenians, is sent to Mithridates. A. M. 3916
Being sent back by him, exercises the Athenians with Tyranny. infr. J. P. 4626
Athenio, Cleopatra's General, beats the Jews in Arab…a. A. M. 3973
Athanaeus, the brother of Attalas, helps with his Navy against Prusias. infr. A. M. 3850
Athenaeus, that forsook Antiochus, dies with hunger. J. P. 4584
Athenobius, is sent by Antiochus to Simon. infr. A. M. 3865
Athenodorus, the stoick Philosopher, is made Praefect of Cilicia, by Octavianus. A. M. 3975
Athronges, a Shepherd, who, when Archelaus was absent, took upon him his Diadem, and by him, at his return, is brought into subjection. infr. A. M. 4001
Attalus the first. J. P. 4473
Attalus Philadelphus. 4494, 4496
Attalus makes a league with the Romans. 4503
Delivers the mother of the gods to the Romans. 4509
He falls with a Virtigo. 4517
Dies the same year. His Gests. 4523, 4524
Attalus, the brother of Eumenes, comes to Rome. infr. A. M. 3832
Thinking Eumenes was dead, marries his wife, and runs precipitately into her embraces, but yet is pardoned by his brother. A. M. 3833
Is sent to Rome by his brother Eumenes. infr. J. P. 4547
He is courteously entertained by all men there, and in hope of his brothers kingdom, but diverted from that conceit by Stratius the Physician. ib. & A. M. 3840. a.
Attalus Philometer succeeds his father Eumenes, in the Kingdom of Pergamus. A. M. 3846 a.
Being conquered by Prusias, sends his brother to the Senate. J. P. 4559
Being driven into Pergamus, is besieged there by Prusias. A. M. 3850
Is received most courteously by the Romans. A. M. 3851 a.
Favours Nicomedes against his father. A. M. 3856
He obtains the Kingdom of the Pergamenians, and defiles it by the punishment of his friends. A. M. 3867
His sorrow for his wicked acts. ib. He studies Husbandry. ib. Sends large presents to Scipio Africanus. A. M. 3871
He dies. ibid. His Testament, whereby he left the people of Rome his heirs in the Kingdom. A. M. 3871
Athilia born. J. P. 3787
Married to Jehoram. J. P. 3807
The house of Juda then lost the royall seed. 3830
Atticus being found plotting against King Mithridates, is slain. infr. J. P. 4647
B. A.
BAasais at war with Asa. J. P. 3774
Babylon, by the command of Nimrod, is begun to be built. J. P. 2480
Bacchides pitcheth his Tents in Bezeeth. A. M. 3842. d.
Slayes those that are running from him. ibid.
Is sent into Judaea with Alcimus the second time. 3843. c.
Puts to flight the Jews, after the fall of Judas Macchabaeus. infr.
Builds fenced Cities in Judea. ibid. d.
Alcimus being dead, he returns to Demetrius. A. M. 3845
Leaves Judea, and never returns. 3847
Bacchides, the Eunuch, is sent by Mithridates to kill his Sisters, Wives, and Concubines. infr. J. P. 4643
Bactrians, they revolt, and are overcome by Artaxerxes. J. P. 4241, 4242
Bagoas drinks poison. J. P. 4378
Bagoas is killed by Herod. infr. J. P. 4709
Balatorus reigns at Tyre. J. P. 4158
Balsom no where found but in Judea. sup. A. M. 3971
Baltazar reigns in Babylon. 4159
In the last year of his reign, the walls of Babylon are built. 4161
Is slain. J. P. 4176
Baon, the second King of Egypt, reigns. J. P. 2649
Barba takes Apamea. J. P. 4642
Bardanes is invited by the Parthians to take, the kingdom upon him. J. P. 4760
Contends with his brother Gotarzes for the Soveraignty. ib. infr.
Is reconciled with his brother. 4761
Overcomes him afterwards levying forces. 4762
Whilst he intended to war upon the Romans, is slain by the Parthians. ib. infr.
Barnabas is sent to Antioch in Syria. J. P. 4756
Baruch writes the Prophesies of Jeremiah, and reads them to the people. J. P. 4117
Barzaphernes plots against Hyrcanus and Phasaelus. infr. J. P. 4674
Barzillai the Gileadite is born, J. P. 3604
Bassus, the Centurion, apprehending Flaccus, who was violent against the Jews, brought him back into Italy. A. M. 4042
Bathyllus confesses he brought poison to take away Herods life. A. M. 4000
Battaces, the Priest of the Great Mother, comes to Rome. A. M. 3903
Battus succeeds Arcesilaus in the Kingdom of Cyrenia, J. P. 4139
B. E.
Belesis attains the Kingdom of Babylon. 3967
Belibus obtains the Kingdom of Babylon. 4011
Belus, the Assyrian, reigns in Babylon. 3392
Belgius, a General. 4435
Benhadad hinders Baasa in building Rome. 3774
Besieges Samaria. 3819
Delivers himself up to Achabus. 3814
Bera, King of Sodom, with the other petty Kings of Pentapolis, rebells. J. P. 2801
Berenice, her revenge and death. 4486
Berenice, the Chian, Mithridates's wife is strangled. J. P. 4639
Berenice, the daughter of Ptolemaeus Auletes, is set over his Kingdom. A. M. 3947
Is put to death by her father. infr. J. P. 4659
Berenice, (of whom mention is made in the Acts of the Apostles) is born. A. M. 4031
Berodac Baladan, King of Babylon, sends Embassours with presents to Ezechiah. J. P. 4001
Bessus binds Darius with golden chains. J. P. 4384
Is made General by the Bactrians. ibid.
Calls himself King of Persia. ibid.
Being left by his party, flies. 4385
Being bound and stript of his royal attire, is delivered to Alexander, ib. infr.
Bessus his horrid death. the same year.
Bethsura is taken by Eupator. infr. A. M. 3841. d.
Is brought into subjection by Simon. infr. J. P. 4570
B. I.
Bibulus coming against Ammanus, receives a sad losse. sup. A. M. 3954. a.
His two sons are killed in Egypt. ib. c.
Cicero's complaints of his letters. ib. infr.
B. L.
Blosius Cumanus kills himself. J. P. 4584
B. O.
Boccharis Saites reigns in Egypt. 3945
Boethus, neither good Poet, nor good Common-wealthsman. infr. J. P. 4673
Boristhenes and Isthmus, Lampsacus and Abdera built. J. P. 4059
Bosphorans are overcome by Agrippa. J. P. 4700
Are delivered to Ptolemei. ibid.
B. R.
Brennus. J. P. 4435, 4436
Brithagoras follows Julius Caesar through all nations. J. P. 3946
Leaves this World. sup. A. M. 3958
M. Brutus, (Caesars murderer) is sent into Cyprus. J. P. 4657
He stabs Caesar. infr. J. P. 4670
Loosing from Italy with Cassius, comes to Athens. infr. A. M. 3961
Both of them possesse themselves of forreign Provinces. ib. infr.
Brutus celebrates his birth-day at Samos. ibid. infr.
Macedonia, Illyricum, and all Graecia is decreed to him by the Senate. infr. J. P. 4671
Receives great treasures from the wife of Polemicrates, for the defence of her son. ib. infr.
Sends letters to Caesar Octavianus, by which he exhorts him to return to his friendship. Eod. An. prope fin.
Takes upon him another kind of spirit in his Epistle to Cicero. ibid.
All forreign power is committed to him and Cassius ibid.
Brutus makes to Europe. J. P. 4672
He takes councel with Cassius at Smyrna, for the ordering of a war against the Triumviri. ibid. infr.
Requires mony and Souldiers from the Lycians. ib. infr.
Overcomes their army in fight. ibid.
Takes the City of the Xanthians. ibid.
Enters the Town of the Paranensians. ibid.
He had a horrid vision. A. M. 3963
The spectral said, I am thy evil Angel, Thou shalt see me again at Philippi, His Army is overcome, He desired Straton to lend his hand to make him away, who, with one passe, thrust him through, and so he died. ib.
B. U.
Bucephale, the City, is built. J. P. 4387
Busiris cruelty. 4243
B. Y.
Byzantium and the Chalcedonians cruelty. 4298
Byzantium taken by the Ionians. 4214
Betrayed to the Atheniaus. 4307
C. A.
CAbira is taken by Lucullus. infr. J. P. 4643
Caecilius Bassus counterfeits letters sent to him by Scipio. J. P. 4068
Sextus, Caesar being slain, receives his Legion. ib.
Engages with C. Antistius upon equall terms. ib. infr.
Caesario, whom, tis reported Cleopatra bore to Caesar, is saluted King of Egypt. infr. J. P. 4672
Is slain. J. P. 4684. sub. fin.
Caesennius Paetus is set over Armenia. J. P. 4678
Sends letters to Caesar, full of high-flown words, but void of matter. sup. J. P. 4680
Caesius Codrus being accused of bribery, is condemned. sup. A. M. 4026
Cain born. J. P. 4011
Canian born. J. P. 1835
departed this World. J. P. 1945
Caiphas succeeds Simon in the High Priesthood. J. P. 4739
Cdius Antonius is banished. sup. A. M. 3946
Is overcome in fight by Cicero the son. J. P. 4671 suo, fin.
Is slain by Clodius. infr. A. M. 3962
Caius and Lucius, by the adoption of Augustus, grow more bold. J. P. 4708
Caius is designed by Caesar Prince of the youth. 4709
Takes Lollia Paulania to wife. A. M. 4003
Prepares for an Expedition into Armenia. ib.
Caius receives a wound. A. M. 4006
Dies of a disease in the City Limyra. ib. infr.
Caius Caligula succeeds Tiberius. J. P. 4750
His Statues are brought into the Porches of the Jews. infr. J. P. 4751
His sister Drusilla being dead, decreed a generall mourning. ib.
Made a bridge near 3600 paces over. infr. J. P. 4852
Commands a Priest to be made, and a Temple dedicated to him. ib.
Is angry with the Jewish Embassadours, because he was not sacrificed to. J. P. 4753
Putting by his anger, he esteems them rather miserable than wicked, in that they did not believe he was partaker of the divine nature. ib.
Imposes the name of New Jupiter upon his Statues. ib.
Being mitigated by the letters of Agrippa, gives command to Petronius to desist placing the Colosse in the Jews Temple. ib.
Repenting him of this favour, prepares another Colosse to be carried and placed on a sudden in the Temple. A. M. 4044
Admonished by the Diviners to beware of Cassius, in vain uses C. Cassius Longinus cruelly. ib.
Is slain by Cheraeas, called also Cossius. J. P. 4754
Caius Marius, not enduring to see Metellus returned from banishment, leaves Rome. A. M. 3906
Calanus the Gymnosophist Cast himself into aburning pile, and foretells Alexanders death. J. P. 4389
Calicritidas requires mony of Cyrus, overcomes Conon of Athens, destroyes divers works, dyed fighting valiantly. J. P. 4308
Caleb born. J. P. 3134
Callimander, General to Antiochus Cizicenus, is slain. J. P. 4605
Callisthenes, by his sons, plots against Alexander. J. P. 4386
Calyndenses, revolting from the Cauni, put themselves under the Rhodians, by whom they are protected. A. M. 3842. c.
Cambyses, or Ahasuerus, succeeds Cyrus. J. P. 4185
Cambapheus betrayes Egypt to him, and Phanes also flees over to him. 4188
His Stratagem against Pelusia. 4189
Takes Memphis and other Cities of Egypt. ib.
His cruelty over the corps of Amasis. ib.
He in vain sends his N…val forces against the Carthaginians, and sends against the long-lived Aethiops. 4190
Overcomes them, takes his sister to wife, loses the forces he sent against the Amonians in the sands, kills Apis, beats the Priests, and kills his brother. ibid.
Kills his sister, stabs Prexaspis's son, which was drinking with him, and acted more cruelties and sacrileges. 4191
Leading his army against Magus, is killed with his own sword, falling out of the scbard, and running into his belly, whose death many prodigies foreshewed. 4192
Cambyses, a noxious river to the Pompetans, J. P. 4649. infr.
Candace her Embassadours can obtain any thing of Caesar. A. M. 2784
Candaules reigns in Lydia. J. P. 3679
Canidius changing his former opinion, advises Antonius to send back Cleopatra, and engage Caesar in a land fight. infr. A. M. 3973
C. Caninius slept not while Consul. J. P. 4670
Cappadocia is reduced to a Province. A. M. 4011
Caribes obtain liberty of the Romans. sup. A. M. 3838
Carneades, the Philosopher, the Athenians Embassadour. J. P. 4559
Carthage is destroyed. J. P. 4568
The Carthaginians incourage Adriscus to persist in the war against the Romans. J. P. 4566
Caspis, a City, is taken by the Jews, with the destruction of many of the Citizens. infr. J. P. 4551
Cassanders head beaten by Alexander. J. P. 4391
Cassanders cruelty to Rhepanes. 4403
Towards barzones and his son. 4405
His exploits. 4406, 4397, 4398, 4400, 4401, 4402
His death. 4416
C. Cassius his valour in retaining Syria. sup. A. M. 3952
Repells the Parthians. J. P. 4662
Overcomes the Jews. ib.
Hearing of the Pharsalian destruction, comes into Sicilia. A. M. 3956. c.
Sails to Pharnaces, to excite him against Caesar. ib. infr.
Delivers both himself and his Navy to Caesar. ibid.
Strikes Julius Caesar. infr. J. P. 4670
Assumes the title of Proconsul. infr. J. P. 4671
Brings the City of Syria into his power. ibid.
Makes the Jews of his party. ibid.
His letters to Cicero. ibid.
He exacts 700 talents of silver from Judea. ib.
By his horse he oppresses Ariobarzanes. J. P. 4672
He went to Brutus into Asia. ib.
Besieges Rhodes. ib.
Having entred their City, commands 50 of the Citizens to be drag'd to execution, 25 he banisht. ibid.
He spoiles all the Rhodians. ib. p. 703
Kills Ariobarzanes. ib. p. 704
His expostulations and agreement with Brutus. ibid.
Engaging in battle at Philippi, although more of the Caesars party were slain, he is deprived of his Tents and Camp. A. M. 3963
Thinking the army had been wholly routed, he stabed himself with the same dagger he had murdered Caesar. ib. p. 706
Cassius Parmensis, after the destruction at Philippi, receives all that come to him. ib. p. 707
Flees to the Athenians. J. P. 4683. p. 751
He is slain, (having been also one of Casars murderers) lib.
Cassius Longinus takes upon him the Praefectureship of Syria. A. M. 4044
Renews the ancient military customs. J. P. 4761 p. 875
Cassius Severus, the Oratour, being banished for his evill language, dies for want. A. M. 4027▪ 4036
Castor, Mithridates his Praefect, kills Triphon. A. M. 3940. p. 494
A certain Castor acquir'd the dominions of Attalus and Dejotares, when they were dead. A. M. 3965
Castor Phanagorensis is recorded amongst the friends of the people of Rome. A. M. 3941. p. 603
Castor, a youth, accuses his Grandfather A. M. 3960
Cathaans, their customs. J. P. 4387
Catilines conspiracy. A. M. 3941. p. 602. fin.
C. Cato, Tribune of the people, promulgates a law to abrogate Lentulus his rule. A. M. 3948
Cato Censorius conceives Philosophers are to be sent Embassadours. J. P. 4559. A. M. 3850
His lepid conceit of the three Embassadours. A. M. 3856
He dies the 85 year of his age. ib.
Cato Minor, travelling over Asia, went on foot. A. M. 3940
Comes to Ephesus to salute Pompey. J. P. 4652
The Cyprian Expedition is demanded upon him by Clodius. J. P. 4656
He entertains Ptolemaeus Auletes with great severity. sup. A. M. 3947
He finds great and royall preparation at Cyprus. J. P. 4657
His diffidence, ib. His countenance. J. P. 4658
He carries the Cyprian wealth into the City. J. P. 4658
Is entertaind joyfully by all, more for his own sake, than for the riches. ib. infr.
Helps Pompey in preparing forces. sup. J. P. 4665
When Pompey was beaten, went to Corcyra. A. M. 3956. c.
Wandring along the sandy deserts of Africa, he came to Leptis. A. M. 3956. d. p. 655
Layes violent hands upon himself. J. P. 4668
Catullus, Governour of the Pentapolis of Lybia, quells and represses a…umult of 2000 Jews. A. M. 4076
Heark…ing to the false accusations of Jonathan, he slew 3000 of them. ib.
His entralls bursting out, he died in great horrour of mind and torment of body. ib.
C. E.
Cecrops, the Egyptian, carrying a colony of the Saits with him into Attica, founded the Athenian dominion.
P. Celer is accused by the Asians. J. P. 4770
Cendebaeus Antiochus his Praefect. sup. A. M. 3866
Is overcome by John Hyrcanus. ib.
Cerinthus the Heresiarch. sup. J. P. 4765
Cestius Gallus, being excited thereto by the commotions of the Jews, came from Antiochia into Judaea. sup. A. M. 4070
When he was very near taking the Temple, without any just cause he broke up the siege. ib. A. M. 4070
He betakes himself to Atipatris with much losse. ibid.
C. H.
Chalcis, the ships of the allies to the Romans, come thither. sup. A. M. 3834
Chaereas, who was also called Cassius, kills Caius. A. M. 4044
Chalcedon is built. J. P. 4098
Chaldaeans fight against the Phoenicians. J. P. 317…
Nabopollasar reigns over them. 428…
Teach Alexander the motion of the stars, and wh… they consult. 438…
Chebron reigns in Egypt, J. P. 29…5
Chaderlaomer subdued the Kings of Pentapolis. 2089
He routs the petty Kings of Pentapolis with their confederates, and takes Lot prisoner. J. P. 2802
Chians sollicite a defection. J. P. 4302
Chincitus and Porus reign in Babylon. J. P. 3983
Chiemaras exploit. 4525
Chrestus, the Suetonian is not thought our L. C. J. P. 4767
Chrestus is called Socrates. A. M. 3915
Chynaladanus succeeds Saosduchinus. J. P. 4066
C. I.
M. Cicero learns of Molon the Rhodian. J. P. 4627
Sailes into Asia, where he is exercised with the chief Orators. J. P. 4636
Declames in Greek. J, P. 4637
His judgement of the Jews and their Religion. J. P. 4651
He sends a Commentary of his Consul-ship, composed in Greek, by him, to Posidonius. A. M. 3944
Becomes an Augur. A. M. 3953
Acquires the Province of Cilicia. ibid.
Comes to Athens. ib.
Takes care of Ariobarzanes, King of Cappadocia. ib. p. 633, 634
For his victory justly obtained, he is called Emperour. A. M. 3954. a.
Overcomes the P…ndeniss…nsians. ibid.
Being received with great admiration in the Cities of Cilicia, goes from Tarsus to Asia. ib. b.
Civil dissension takes away the Triumph decreed him by the Senate. A. M. 3955
He refuses the Empire put upon him by Cato, not without the hazard of his life. A. M. 3956. c.
Makes an Oration for Q. Ligarius before Caesar. A. M. 3959
Fearing the power of Antonius, comes to Athens. J. P. 4670
He dedicates three books of Offices to his son. A. M. 3963
Perswades to prosecute Antonius in war. sup. J. P. 4671
VponUpon the coming of the Triumvirs, he departs the City. A. M. 3962
It slain by the Emissaries of Antonius. ib.
Cilicia is subjugated to the Romans. sup. J. P. 4651
Cimmerians, they passe out of Europe into Asia. J. P. 4774
Cimon takes many Cities from the Persians. 4243
Overcomes the Persians both at sea and land. Took both the Cyprian and Phoenician fleets. J. P. 4244
Cast down all Chersonese before the Athenians. 4245
Is sent into Cyprus with a Navy. J. P. 4264
Departs this life. J. P. 4265
Cinna and Carbo are cruel to the most famous Romans. sup. A. M. 3920
C. L.
Claudius Tiberius, see Tiberius.
Claudius Caesar is declared Emperour by the Souldiers. J. P. 4750
Sends Mithridates Iberus home to receive his Kingdom. ib. infr.
Restrains the Jews from commotions, byt yet permits them the use of their ancestors rites. ib.
Sends Agrippa to the charge of his Kingdom. ib.
Permits to the Jews, the custody of the stole. J. P. 4756
Banishes Cymanus. A. M. 4056
Declares of giving the Coans libetry. ibid.
Is made away. A. M. 4058
Claudius Felix is destin'd Procuratour for Judea, A. M. 4056
Clearchus, the Lacedemonian, is by Cyrus made General of his forces. J. P. 4511
Clearchus, the Tyrant of Heraclea. J. P. 4350
Is slain in the Bacchanalian feast. 4361
Clearchus of Pontus. 4426
Cleochares, whom Mithridates had placed over the Sinopensians, behaved himself Tyrannically. J. P. 4644
Cleomenes, King of the Lacedemonians. J. P. 4491, 4493
Cleon contracts an army of slaves. J. P. 4645
Cleopatra, the daughter of Ptolomy, is taken from Alexander her husband, and given to Demetrius Soter. J. P. 4568
Cleopatra, Philometors sister, and wife, endeavours to confirm his fathers Kingdom upon her son. J. P. 4569
Cleopatra, the wife of Demetrius Nicator, offers her self in marriage, and her Kingdom to Antiochus, the brother of Demetrius, her captive husband. A. M. 3864
Cleopatra, the mother of Antiochus Grypus, is killed with the poison she prepared for her son. J. P. 4594
Cleopatra, the daughter of Ptolemeus Lathurus, the wife of Ptolemaeus Alexander, reigned six moneths. J. P. 4633
Cleopatra, the sister of Ptolemaeus, stirs up Caesar against her brother. A. M. 3957. a.
Obtains the Kingdom of Caesar, who was inslaved in her love at the first sight. J. P. 4667
One of her brothers being drowned, she is joyned in marriage with the other. ib.
Bears a son to Caesar, which she calls Caesarion. A. M. 3957. c.
After Caesars departure, she is said to have had to do with the elder son of Pompey the Great. ib.
She comes to Rome. infr. J. P. 4668
Sends four Legions to Dolabella. infr. J. P. 4671
Denies forces to Cassius, threatningly requiring them. A. M. 3962
Suffering ship-wrack as she went to Caesar and Antonius, she returned home. sup. A. M. 3963
Comes to Antonius. J. P. 4673
Returns into Egypt. A. M. 3964
Instead of the old Library at Alexandria, she built a new one. J. P. 4676
Fearing least Octavia might win Antonius from her, she counterfeits as she were dying. J. P. 4679
She moves Antonius to revenge Aristobulus his death upon Herod. J. P. 4680
She obtains of Antonius certain parts of Judea and Arabia, with many Cities. ib.
Sollicits Herod to lye with her. ib.
In the name of Isis, gives answers to the people. A. M. 3971
She gives the souldiers thirty thousand talents, and provision all along in the war. J. P. 4681
She canvases the suspition of Antonius concerning her. A. M. 3973
Being terrified with a prodigy, she prevails with Antonius to engage in battle with Caesar. J. P. 4689
And to fight at sea. ib.
Giving the sign to her party, she fled. ib.
That she might saile the safer into Egypt, she adorned her ship, as if victrix. A. M. 3974
Puts to death those she hath any spleen to. A. M. 3974
Endeavours to passe the Isthmus, to avoid both war and servitude. ibid.
Her divers sorts of poison, she gathered. sup. J. P. 4684
Privately sends a Crown and Scepter of gold to Caesar. ib.
She is privately promised impunity if she would kill Antonius. ib.
By Thyrsus his speeches, she is made to believe that Caesar is in love with her. ib. infr.
Caesar answers Cleopatra's Embassy openly by crimniating, but privately with fair promises. infr. J. P. 4684
Cleopatra covers the betraying of Peleusium, by the death of Seleucus his wife and children, who betrayed it. ib.
She makes use of Olympus the Physician, to bring a consumption upon her self. ib.
From this enterprize, she is detered by threats towards her children, if she proceeded. ib.
She dies by the biting of Aspicks. ib.
Caesar carries her image, with an Aspick fixed at her arm, in his Triumph. ib.
Caesar takes care for to interre her nobly. ib.
The time of her death and reign. ib.
Cleopatra foreign, being led in Triumph, is given to Juba in marriage. J. P. 4685
Cleophis, Queen, Alexanders Whore. J. P. 4380
Bears a son to Alexander. J. P. 4387
Clitae, a Nation, is brought into subjection by M. Trebellius. J. P. 4749
C. Clodius obtains the Province of Asia. A. M. 3949
Clytus slain by Alexander. J. P. 4385
Cneius Octavius, in reverence to the religion of the Dioscuri, leaves Perseus untoucht in the Temple of Castor and Pollux. A. M. 3836. d.
Being the chief in the Roman Embassy, is slain at Laodicea, by Leptines. A. M. 3842. c.
A Statue is decreed to him. ib. b.
Cneius Dolabella is sent into Cilicia. sup. A. M. 3925
Being accused of bribery, is condemned. sup. A. M. 3926
Cneius Domitius Calvinus administers the affairs of Asia, and the adjacent Provinces. sup. A. M. 3957
In running over to Caesar, although he presently expired, yet gave an example to others of deserting Antonius. infr. A. M. 3973
Cneius Piso is constituted successor to Germanicus. A. M. 4021
His friendship is renounced by Germanicus. A. M. 4023
Receiving news of Caesars death, rejoyces. ib.
Is accused as guilty of his death. J. P. 4733
Concluding himself undone, cuts his own throat. ibid.
Cn. Pompeius, see Pompeius.
Cneius Sentius is chosen president of Syria. A. M. 4023
Cnidians have liberty granted by Caesar. A. M. 3956. d.
C. O.
Codropolis, the bound of the Empire, divided between Antonius and Octavianus. infr. J. P. 4674
Comagena, Augustus gives it to one M…thridates. sup. A. M. 3985
C Calgulan to Antonius. infr. J. P. 4750
Coment, one shines to the bignesse of the Sun. infr. A. M. 3854. See J. P. 4579. and A. M. 3881.
Another after the death of Caesar. sup. A. M. 3961
Connacorix betrayes the Heraclians to the Romans. A. M. 3935
Conon loses the Athenian Navy. J. P. 4309
Writes to Artaxerxes, and by him is made General of the war by sea. 4316
Fills Rhodes with Egyptian provision. 4319
Going to the King of the Persians, accuses Tissaphernes, the same year. Overcomes the Lacedemonians. J. P. 4320
Builds the Athenian walls. J. P. 4321
Is kept in bonds by the Sardians ib.
Is brought to the King. the same year.
Conons acts and death. 4386 & 4387
Consuls, being afraid of Octavianus, flee to Antonius. J. P. 4682
Coponius, the first Procuratour of Judea, after it was formed into a Province. A. M. 4011
Corinth is overturned by L. Mummius the Consul. A. M. 3843. c.
Cornelius Gallus, by Octavianus his permission, possesses Paretonium. infr. J. P. 4684. p. 756
He, compassing about the Navy of Antonius, partly burnt, and partly sunck it. ibid.
By a voluntary death, he prevents the condemnation of the Senate. A. M. 3978. p. 768
Cornelius, the Centurion, is warned by an Angel to send for the Apostle Peter. A. M. 4044. sub. fin.
Cornelius Tacitus relates how he suffered under Pontius Pilate. p. 847
Cornelia, wife to Pompey, and Sextus her son, flee again into Cyprus. A. M. 3956. d. p. 651
Cornificus is sent to the Syrian war against Caecilius Bassus. infr. J. P. 4670
Caesar being slain, old Africa is given him. ib.
Cosis, brother to King Oraeses, is slain by Pompey. J. P. 4649. p. 589
Cosser… are subjugated by Alexander. J. P. 4390
Cossutianus Capito, is by law condemned of bribery. 4770
Costabaru… (by a new kind of divorce) is rejected by his wife Salome, the wife of Herod. A. M. 3978
Cotta in vain besieges Heraclea. sup. A. M. 3934
Having taken, rifles it. A. M. 3935
Is therefore called Ponticus. J. P. 4645
Is deprived of it. J. P, 4646. p. 568
Cotyis receives Armenia the Lesse, from Caligula. infr. J. P. 4751
C. R.
Crassus, the High Priest, makes war against Aristonicus. A. M. 3873
Most skillfull in the Greek tongue. ib. infr.
His severity against the foreign. ib.
His death. A. M. 3874
Cretensians, being by the ears amongst themselves, by the coming of Embassadours, are put in hope of peace again. A. M. 3830
By the Senate they are forbid the change of mony. J. P. 4620
They disagreed amongst themselves, about what thy should do when the Romans imposed such hard conditions upon them. J. P. 4645
Being besieged, asswage their thirst with urin. J. P. 4646
Critolaus, the Athenian Philosopher, Embassadour to the Romans. J. P. 4559
Croesus is born into the World. J. P. 4117
Reigns in Lydia. 4152
To him the Sophists and Solon flock. 4153
Loses his son and his kingdom. ib. 4153
Consults the Delphick oracle. 4166
Passes the river Halys, is overcome by Cyrus, condemned to be burnt, and delivered. 4166
Having left his bonds, complains at Delphos of the Oracle. the same year.
Cruelty to be wondrrd at. J. P. 4510
C. U.
Cumerians and others accuse Alcibiades. J. P. 4307
Cuspius Fadus is made President of all the Kingdom of Agrippa. sup. A. M. 4048
Does his endeavour to scour Judea of robbers. ib.
C. Y.
Cyaxares succeeds Phraortes. J. P. 4079
overcomes the Assyrians in battle. 4080
Cyaxares, the son of Astyages, born. 4114
Succeeds Astyages. 4154
Cydoniats, casting off all respect to their covenant, set upon the Apolloniats, and slay the men. infr. J. P. 4545
Cyprus again brought into bondage. J. P. 4214
The Cyprian ten-years war is finished. 4329
The Cyprian Cities revolt from the Persians. 4363
Cyrenian Kingdom ends. J. P. 4283
Cyrene the Province is left by will to the people of Rome. A. M. 3929
The Cyrenians and Asians obtain a rescript from Augustus, to confirm their priviledges. J. P. 4705
Cyrus prepares to rebell against his brother. J. P. 4310
Leads an army into Asia against his brother. J. P. 4313
He is slain in battle, whose head was afterwards carried in Triumph, and his arm by Artaxerxes, the same year.
Alexander rebuilds the ruined Sepulcher of Cyrus. J. P. 4389
Cyrus is born. J. P. 4115
Called into Media by Astyages his grand-father. 4128
Is made General of the Persian army, by Cambyses his father. 4155
Overcomes Armenius with his son. 4157
With Cyaxares he overcomes the Babylonians and Craesus. 4158
Invades upon the borders of the Babylonians, and puts to flight the Gadarens. The same year.
Sends an army under Adusius to the Carians. 4167
Subdues Phrygia by Hystaspes his deligence. 4168
Contends against the Ecbatans, and disarms the Lydians, the same year.
Wars upon the Assyrians, and diverts the channel of the river Gyndus, in which he had lost 360 Horse. 4174
Routs the Chaldeans, and besiges Babylon. 4175
Makes the River fordable, and invades the City. 4176
Marries the daughter and heir of Cyaxares. 4176
Gives leave to the Jews to return into their country. J. P. 4178
How he died, uncertain. 4185
Cyrus sent by his father against the Athenians. 4307
Kills his Couzin-Germains. 4309
Cyzicum, the siege is broke up. A. M. 3932
The Cyzicenians lose their liberty. A. M. 4028
D. A.
DAmocides, Darius his Physician. J. P. 4193
Daniel interprets the Kings dream, and is honoured with his companions. 4111
His dream of the four beasts. 4159
His vision of the Ram and Goat. 4161
Expounds to Baltazar the writing on the wall. 4176
Is cast into the Lyons Den by Darius. 4176
Whilst he praies, the Angel Gabriel instructs him. 4177
His vision at the River Tigris. 4180
Darius, the son of Hystaspes, is born. 4165
Darius, the Mede, receives the command of Chaldaea from Cyrus. 4176
Darius gets the Kingdom by the neighing of his Horse. 4193
Takes Atossa, or Vashti, to wife, kills Oraetos, hurts his foot, and is healed. 4193
Confirms the edict of Cyrus, for the building of the Temple. 4195
Kills Itaphernes, with his son, the same year, makes a great banquet, in which he repudiates Vashti, 4195
Hester is chosen. 4196
Sends his Navy to the Cycladae. 4211
Exacts tribute. 4219
Departs this life. 4229
Darius Ochus dies. 4310
Darius, one, of a servant, made King by Bagoas the Eunuch. 4378
Sends Sabelletes into Samaria the same year.
His numerous army. 4381
Is angry with Caridemus. The same year.
Delivers the command of Memnon to Pharnabazes, ibid. Passes Euphrates, rejects the advice of the Graecians, escapes Alexander on a Mare. His mother and daughters are taken. ib. an. eod.
Darius offers his daughter in marriage to Alexander. 4383
Flies out of the battle on a Mare. ib. an. eod.
Alexander possesses his riches. The same year.
Is led away Captive. 4384
Is slain the same year.
Datames, the Noble man, opposes Darius. J. P. 4352
David is born. J. P. 3629
Anointed. 3951
Retreats to King Akish. 3654
Kills the Gessurites, &c. J. P. 3658
Leaving the Philistins, he makes for Ziglag. 3659
Deplores Sauls death, and is anointed King in Hebron the same year. ib.
Marries Maarchae. ib.
His party, and that of Ishboseth, disagree. 3661
Abner revolss to him. 3666
Whom Joab slew the same year. ibid.
He is the third time anointed. 3666
Possesses Jerusalem. 3666
Infests the Philistins with a double losse. 3667
He builds Sion. 3668
He tells Nathan his intention of building the Temple. 3670
Overcomes the Syrians of Damascen. ib.
His Embassadours are evilly intreated by Hanun. By Joab he routs the Ammonites and Syrians. 3677
The conquered Syrians serve him. 3678
He pollutes Bathsheba with adultery. 3678
Being convicted by Nathan, repents. 3680
Numbring the people, offends God. 3697
Assignes the Levites their Offices. 3698