The Annals of the World, Index (2 of 3)
Takes care to have Solomon anointed. 3699
He departs this life the same year. ib.
D. E.
Debora routs Jabinius. J. P. 3249
Decimius his moderation amongst the Rhodians. A. M. 3836. d.
Decennal playes are celebrated. sup. A. M. 4038
Decimus Brutus, one of Caesars Percussors, at the command of M. Antonius, is butchered. sup. A. M. 3962
Betrayes a shameful timorousnesse in his death. ib.
Deices built Ecbatan. J. P. 4006
Enlarges his kingdom to the River Halys. 4626
Dejotarus kills Mithridates his Prefects. A. M. 3932
Receives Armenia the Lesse from Pompey. A. M. 3940, p. 594, 595
Dejotares, the son, took Cicero's children with him into his Kingdom. A. M. 3953. p. 633
Intreats Domitius Calvinus to aid him against Pharnaces. A. M. 3957. a. p. 657
Submitting himself to Caesar, notwithstanding loses the Lesse Armenia. A. M. ib. a. p. 668
Caesar being dead, he recovers his lost possessions. p. 679. A. M. 3960
Goes over unto Caesar. A. M. 3973. P. 747
Dellius, the Historian, is in evil familiarity with Antonius. infr. A. M. 3968. p. 727
Delos for the sanctity of the place, made certain covenants with the enemies, meeting there together mutually. A. M. 3836. b.
Is robbed by Athenodorus the Pyrate. sup. A. M. 3936
Demas leaves Saint Paul. J. P. 4779
Demetrius besiges Petra. J. P. 4303
Is sent to Babylon. ib.
He frees Halicarnassus. ib.
The Gests of Demetrius Antigonus. 4402
Demetrius Poliorcetes his acts. 4408, 4412, 4426, 4427, 4428
Demetrius Phalereus. 4437
Demetrius King of Egypt. 4471
Departs this World. 4481
Demetrius, the son of Seleucus Philopator, in vain seeks restitution of his fathers kingdom from the Romans. A. M. 3841. c.
Consults his flight from Rome. A. M. 3842. c.
Is carried into Lycia. ibid.
Kills Lysias. ibid.
Obtains the sir-name of Soter from the Babylonians. A. M. 3842. d.
Being incensed against Judas Macchabaeus, by the accusation of Alcimus, sends Nicanor General against the Jews. A. M. 3843. a.
Catches Orophernes plotting against him. A. M. 3850
Commands he should be kept bound at Seleucia. A. M. 3851. a.
Carries himself so that he grows odious to all. ib. c.
Prepares war against Alexander Balas. ib.
Compasses the friendship of the Jews. sup. J. P. 4562
Is slain in war. infr. A. M. 3854
Demetrius, the elder son of Demetrius Soter, hearing of the sloth of Alexander Balas, comes with an army into Cilicia. J. P. 4566
His obteining the sole possession of Syria, and his cruelty towards the souldiers of Ptolemy. A. M. 3859
He confirms the Priesthood to Jonathan. J. P. 4569
By sending away his souldiers, he makes them his enemies. ibid.
Demetrius Nicator rages against his enemies. A. M. 3860
Exceeds his fathers cruelty. ib.
Afflicts Jonathan. ib.
Afterwards makes friendship with him. A. M. 3682
Determines to war upon the Parthians. A. M. 3863
Losing his army, falls into the enemies hands. ib. infr.
At Cleopatra's call, makes war upon Egypt. A. M. 3877
In his absence, the Antiochians and cities of Syria revolt. J. P. 4586
Being overcome, makes for Tyre. A. M. 3878
Divers relations of his death. ib.
Demetrius Bucaerus, the fourth son of Antiochus Grypus is made King of Damascus. A. M. 3912
Dercillidas gains many cities in a short time. J. P. 4315
Makes articles with Pharnabazes. 4316
Passes into Syria, and there makes peace with Pharnabazes and Tissaphernes. 4317
D. I.
Diana's Temple is burnt. J. P. 4348
Diana's Temple is rifled by Prusias. A. M. 3849
Dicaearchus wicked. J. P. 4518
Diaeus, the Praetor of the Achaeans, is overcome by L. Mummius the Consul, A. M. 3858
Didio, the gladiators that fought for Antonius, deliver themselves to him. A. M. 3974
Dino deals with his Rhodians, not to send ships to the Romans. J. P. 4543
Receives his punishment. A. M. 3836. d.
Dio, chief of the Alexandrian Embassy, is treacherously slain. J. P. 4657
Diocles Phaenix, the Captive at Terentia, being bestowed upon Cicero's wife, if by her manumitted. A. M. 3976
Diodatus exhorts Elmalcuel to deliver up to him Antiochus, the son of Alexander, that he might restore him to his Kingdom. J. P. 4569
Compels Demetrius to flee, when he had set the Crown upon young Antiochus his head. J. P. 4570
His civility toward Jonathan. ib.
Kills Antiochus Theos treacherously. A. M. 4571
Diodorus, Mithridates his Praetor, in favour of the King, slew the Senate at Adramyttium. infr. J. P. 4629
Straves himself to death. ibid.
Dionysius, one that went down into Alexanders vault. J. P. 4391
Dionysius, the King of Heraclea, dies. 4409
Dionysius the Astronomer. 4429
Dionysius Halicarnassus begins to write books of the Antiquities of the Romans. A. M. 3997
Dionysius, Mithridates his General, being dragged out of the den, drinks the poison he carried ready about him, and so died. infr. J. P. 4642
Dionysius, that wrote concerning the foundation of the World, is sent by Augustus into the East. A. M. 4003
Dionysius, the Areopagite, is converted to the faith. J. P. 4767
Dioxippus, being unarmed, slew an armed Macedon. J. P. 4388
D. O.
Dolabella, see Cneius.
Dolabella, the Consul, breaks into Asia. infr. A. M. 3961
There behaves himself unworthly. J. P. 4671
Is judged an enemy by the Senate. ibid.
Cassius and Brutus have commission to prosecute him. ib. infr.
Coming into Cilicia, overcomes Cassius his guards.
Comes to Laodicea. ib.
Is overcome in fight by Cassius. ib. infr.
Having taken Laodicea, yields his neck to the axe. ibid.
P. Dolabella, Proconsul of Africa, kills Tacfarinates, and puts an end to the Numidian war. A. M. 4027
Domitius Corbulo is made President for the preserving of Armenia. A. M. 4058
Contends with Quadratus. J. P. 4788
Entring Armenia, takes some Castles. A. M. 4061
Subjugates all Armenia. infr. J. P. 4773
Goes thence into Syria. sup. A. M. 4064
His power is enlarged. J. P. 4776
Doros, being hired to it by Felix, kills Jonathan the High Priest. J. P. 4765
Doris, the wife of Herod, is by him thrown out of the Palace. A. M. 4000
Doritae, they having placed Caesars statue in the Temple, are corrupted by Petronius. sup. J. P. 4755
Dorylaus is made General by the Cnossians. A. M. 3879
Dorylaus, Mithridates his General, is routed by Sylla. infr. J. P. 4584
Dositheus, and Sosipater, Judas Macchabaeus his Captains, kill above ten thousand at Corax. A. M. 3841. c.
D. R.
Drusilla, Herod Agrippa's daughter, is born. J. P. 4751
D. Y.
Dynamis, Asanders widow, Pharnaces his daughter, after Scribonius his death, is given in marriage to Polemon. J. P. 4700
E. C.
ECbatana, a region of Media, the extent of it. J. P. 4389
Ecclipses, three remarkable ones. J. P. 3923, 3943, 3944
An horrible Ecclipse of the Sun. 4404
An Ecclipse of the Moon, is observed at Alexandria. A. M. 3830
Other Ecclipses. A. M. 3863, 3940, 4000, 4018, 4050
An Ecclipse of the Sun almost totall. J. P. 4610
Another before the civil war between Caesar and Pompey. A. M. 3954
Other Ecclipses. A. M. 4008, J. P. 4758. A. M. 4062. A. M. 3954. d.
E. H.
Ehud kills Eglon. J. P. 3389
E. L.
Ela succeeds Biasa. 3784
Is taken away by Zimri, with all the family of Baasa. 3785
Eleazar the High Priest. 4437
Eleazarus endures torments for his religion. J. P. 4547
Eleazar Avaran kills an Elephant, by whose weight he was quel'd to death. A. M. 3841. a.
Eleasarus, a man of five cubits high. sup. A. M. 4041
Eleazarus, the son of Diana, Prince of the Thieves, is brought bound to Rome. J. P. 4768
Eleazarus, the son of Ananias the High-Priest, gives testimony of a publick revolt from the Romans. infr. J. P. 4779
Elias taken up in a fiery Chariot. J. P. 3818
Elizeus miraculously supplies the army with water. J. P 3819
Elizabeth, the wife of Zachary, conceives. A. M. 3999
Elon judges Israel. J. P. 3539
Elulaeus, King of the Tyrians, reduced the revolting Gitraeans.
E. N.
Enoch is born. J. P. 1332
Enoch is translated. 1697
Enoch, the son of Seth, is born. J. P. 945
Departs this life. 1850
E. P.
Epaphroditus, the messenger of the Philippians, administers to S. Paul. A. M. 4068
Ephesians overcome the Athenians. J. P. 4306
Ephesus deluged. J. P. 4422
The Ephesians are secretly fined by Sylla. J. P. 4630
Ephron, the City, utterly demolished. A. M. 3841. c.
Epurates, the General of Antiochus Cicizenus, being corrupted with mony, betrayes Scythopolis to the Jews. J. P. 4605
Epoch of the Egyptians, called Alkept, whence derived. sup. A. M. 3980
Epicurus opens his school. J. P. 4404
E. R.
Eratosthenes dies. J. P. 4520
Eros, when he saw Antonius (for that he desired) about to slay himself, cut his own throat. J. P. 4684 p. 758
E. S.
Esaias the Prophets authority is unjustly pretended by Onias, for the building of a Temple in Egypt. infr. A. M. 3858
Esaias and Joel were famous in Judea, Jonas, Hoseah, and Anios, in Israel. J. P. 3906
Esarchaddon, the King of Assyria, possesses the Kingdom of Babylon. 40…3
Esau is born hairy. 2878
He takes two Hittites to wife. 2918
Esdras, the writer of the four books of Esdras. 4156
E. V.
Evagoras, King of Cyprus, first Victor, but after conquered by the Persians. J. P. 4328
Sends an Embassy of peace to Artaxerxes. 4329
Is beheaded by the treachery of Nicocles the Eunuch. J. P. 4340
Eudoxus is famous in Egypt. 4348
Evechous, or Belus, begins his reign. J. P. 2952
Euergetes is called Cacergetes and Physcon. sup. A. M. 3836. a.
Evilmerodach succeeds Nebuchadnezar. J. P. 4152
Is slain. 4154
Eumelus is overcome by his brother Satyrus. 4404
Is slain. ib. his cruelty. 4405
Eumelus, King of Bosphorus died, 4410
Eumenes flees from Leonnatus. J. P. 4391
Is made Governour of Cappadocia by Perdiccas. 4392
Eumenes his acts. 4406. & 4394, 4395. to 4398
Is betrayed and killed. 4399
Eumenes perishes by drunkennesse. 4473
Eumenes his Gests. 4523, 4524
Eumenes his Embassy. 4530
Sends his brothers to Rome. 4534
Eumenes prepares war against Perseus, and come to Chalcis with his brothers, Attalus and Athenaeus. J. P. 4543
His honours are taken away, by the common vote of the Achaeans. A. M. 3835
They are restored again by the means of Attalus. ibid.
Divers things are delivered concerning him. A. M. 3836 a.
Coming to Rome, is commanded to depart out of Egypt. A. M. 3838
He dies. A. M. 3845. c.
Euaeuch, Cleopatra's Eunuch kil'd himself with Asps. J. P. 4684
Eunus, a servant, by birth a Syrian, is the Author of the civil war in Sicily. J. P. 4580
Eupator gathers a mighty army against the Jews. A. M. 3841. d.
Violates his oath made to the Jews. infr. J. P. 4553
Euphranor, the Rhodian, dies fighting gallantly in a sea-fight. sup. A. M. 3957. b.
Eurydice. J. P. 4406
Eusebius corrected. J. P. 4579
Eutychus, Agrippa's freed man, betrayes him to Tiberius. A. M. 4040.
Eutychus, a youth, is restored to life by Saint Paul J. P. 4673
E Z.
Ezechias is born. J. P. 3962
Is made partner in the Kingdom with his father Achaz. 3987
He purges the Temple. 3988
Bruises the Brazen Serpent, renews the Law of Tithes. The same year.
Obtains health from a deadly Vlcer, and obtained the propagation of life. 4001
Is confirmed by the with drawing of the Sun-shine, boasts of his treasures to the Babylonians, and is buried. ib.
Ezechiel hath his vision, and is called. J. P. 4119
Is carried to Jerusalem by the spirit. 4126
Prophesies against Egypt. 4125
And against Tyre. 4126
His vision concerning the restoration of the Church. 4140
Ezra is sent to Jerusalem by Artaxerxes, fasts, weeps, and congratulates the people. J. P. 4247
Reads aud expound the Law of God. 4260
F. A.
FAction at Jerusalem divided into three parts again returns to be but of two. A. M. 4073. J. P. 4783
Famine under Claudius Caesar. J. P. 4756
Feasts of dedication instituted. A. M. 3840. a.
F. E.
Felix is overcome by Phasaelus. infr. J. P. 4672
Felix, the Procurator of Judea, is taken with Drusilla. J. P. 4767
Trembles at Pauls preaching. sup. A. M. 4064
Asswages the raging Jews. A. M. 4064
Leaves Paul bound. J. P. 4772
F. I.
Fimbria indulges his Souldiers the spoiling of their fellows. A. M. 3919
His power is nul'd by Flaccus. J. P. 4629
Incites the Souldiers against Flaccus. ibid.
Kills Flaccus, the Roman Consular at least, if not Consul, Is called Emperour, shews his cruelty to the Standers by, trussing them up, least the Crosses should seem to be made in vain. ib. 4629
He sets upon his enemies in their sleep, and puts to flight Mithridates. The same year.
Receives a great part of Asia, Takes the City of the Ilienses the tenth day, of which he bragged, as if greater than Memnon. ibid.
When he could by no means incite his souldiers against Sylla's army, he wounded himself with his own sword. J. P. 4630
Is made an end of by his servant, who likewise killed himself. ibid.
F. L.
Flaccus Abillius made President of Egypt. A. M. 4035
Endeavours to make the Alexandrian Jews obnoxious to Caius. J. P. 4751. & 4753
Is beaten out of the Senate by the Jews. sup. A. M. 4042
At length is slain by Caius his command. ib. infr.
Flaccus Pomponius dies. J. P. 4747
Flavius Gallus being struck through with a dart by the Parthians, dies of it. infr. A. M. 3967
F. O.
Fonteius Capito is sent by Antonius to bring Cleopatra into Syria. infr. A. M. 3968
Is absolved. A M. 4028
F. U.
Fulvia, the wife of Antonius, carries her self like a man towards Octavianus. infr. J. P. 4673
She departs this World. 4674
Furnius is sent by Antonius into Africa. A. M. 3965
G. A.
WHo are to be understood by foreign. A. M. 3979
A. Gabinius is sent by Sylla to Murena. A. M. 3973
Goes into Syria. J. P. 4639
Overcomes his son Alexander Aristobulus. J. P. 4677
Reduces the Polity of the Jews into the form of an Aristocrasie. ib. infr.
Sends back Aristobulus with his sons to Rome. infr. J. P. 4658
Letting fall his Parthian design, he goes against the Alexandrians for gains-sake. ib. and A. M. 3949
Having taken Archelaus, lets him go for mony. J. P. 4650
Whom he afterwards slew in fight. the same year.
Sends away Mithridates and Orsanes. ib. infr.
Is accused by Cicero, ib. the Consuls studie to please him. ib. infr.
He returns into Italy. infr. J. P. 4660
Three factions peach him, loses his soveraignty, being condemned of bribery. ib. infr.
Gabriel the Angel is sent to Zacharias. sup. A. M. 3999
To the Blessed Virgin Mary. J. P. 4709
Gadarens being accused before Herod, are let go. A. M. 3983
Galaaditis, her Cities taken by Judas Macchabaeus. A. M. 3881. a.
The Queen of the Galaadens wars with the Parthians. J. P. 4623
Galatia is made the Province of the Romans. infr. A. M. 3979
The Galatians infest the Kingdom of E…men… J. P. 4547
The Senate grants them the use of their own Laws. infr, J. P. 4548
The Galatians receive St. Paul with great joy. A. M. 4059
Erring, by an Epistle wrote by him, are recalled to truth. A. M. 4062
Galba is slain. J. P. 4782
Galileans contest with the Samaritans. sup. A. M. 4056
Gallio, brother to L. Annaus Seneca, Proconsul of Achaia. A. M. 4059
Gallograecia. J. P. 4438
Ganga…idan Nations, where. J. P. 4387
Ganymedes traduces Arsinoe to the Egyptians. infr. A. M. 3957. a.
Gaos, being Praetor of a Naval army, revolts from Artaxerxes. J. P. 4329
By the deceit of some of them, is slain. 4331
Garamants, their King sends an Embassadour to Rome. A. M. 4027
Gaza is taken by Alexander. J. P. 4382
Whence the Gazentians deduce their account. A. M. 3944
G. E.
Gedalia is made Prefect of the remainders of the Jews, and slain. J. P. 4…26
Gedeon vanquishes the Madionites, chastises the Succuthans, &c. Kills Zeba and Zalmuna, made an Ephod of their Ear-rings. J. P. 3469
Gela, a City of Sicily, built. 4037
Gellius Publicola laies a plot for M. Brutus. A. M. 3962
Geminius acquaints Antonins how dangerous his cause was at Rome. infr. J. P. 4682
Geminius, a famous Mathematitian. J. P. 4637
Georgius Syncellus is questioned. sup. A. M. 3980
Germanicus, son of Drusus, at Augustus's compulsion, is adopted by Tiberius. A. M. 4007
The east is ordered by him. A. M. 4021
He consults the Oracle of Apollo. A. M. 4022
Travels into Armenia. ib.
Visits Aegypt, to the intent to experience her Antiquities. J. P. 4732
He dies not without suspicion of poyson. A. M. 4023
His death is a grief to all but Tiberius & Livia. ib.
Honours are decreed to his memory. ib.
Gessius Florus is Procuratour of Judaea. A. M. 4068
Insatiable with gain, he afflicts the Jews insolently. J. P. 4778
That the Nation of the Jews might break off from the Roman Empire, he still encreases their calamities. J. P. 4779
G. L.
Gladiator, they fight most stoutly for Antonius and Cleopatra. A. M. 3974
Glaphyra, her husband Alexander being killed by his fatherr Herod, is sent back to Archelaus, King of Cappadocia. infr. J. P. 4709
G. O.
Gobrias revolts to Cyrus. J. P. 4158
Gorgias promotes the war against the Jews. A. M. 3842. c.
Puts to flight Josephus and his sons. A. M. 3841. a.
Gotarzes prepares death for his father Artabanus. J. P. 4760
Being reconciled to his brother, goes into Hyrcania. J. P. 4761
Gathering forces there against his brother, is by him vanquished. ib.
His brother being slain by the Parthians, he possesses the Kingdom. ib.
Overcomes Maharda…es, and cuts off his e…s. J. P. 4763
Dies of a disease. ib.
G. R.
Graecians are commanded to make Hors-barks for Darius. J. P. 4421
They worst Zerxes his Army, fire the Persian Navy, and make a league with the Islanders. 4235
Are overcome by the Persians in Egypt. 4260
Fifty of their Triremes are overturned. the same year.
In their return out of Asia into their own Country, receive many losses. 4314
All of them, except the Thebans, receive Artaxerxes his offers of peace. 4339
They renew the peace amongst themselves at the perswasion of Artaxerxes. 4343
The Grecians, who were hired by the Persians, run to meet Alexander. 4383
Are refreshed by the Macedons. 4391
Infested by the Gauls. 4436
Groti…s…ers in assigning what time the second Epistle to the Thessalonians was written. A. M. 4056
G. Y.
Gyges, Candaules being obtruncated, obtains his wifes liberty, and the Kingdom of Lydia. J. P. 3996
Sends presents to Delphos, and takes the City Colophon by force. J. P. 3997
Gymnosophists. J. P. 4388
H. A.
HAbbakuk prophesies. J. P. 4105
Hagar brings forth Ismael. 2804
Haggai reprehends the Jews. 4194
Halyattes, the elder, reigns in Lybia. 3953
The younger reigns. 4095
Recovers his health, and joynes in friendship with the Milesians. 4100
Hamon is offended with Mordecai. 4204
Desires a commission to destroy the Nation of the Jews. 4205
Is hangd upon a Crosse. The same year.
Hananias, the false Prophet, is questioned. 4118
Leaves the World. 4119
Hannibal overcomes the Alps. 4496
Overcomes the Romans. 4497
Returns home. 4511
Flees to Antiochus. 4519
Perswades to war against the Romans. 4521
His Colloquie with Scipio. 4522
Flees to Crete. 4526
Makes for Prusias. 4530
Hannibals Stratagem. 4531
His death. the same year.
Haran is born. J. P. 2658
Harmony, the harmony of the Evangelists begins. A. M. 4034
Concludes in 4037
Harpag… contends against Ionia. J. P. 4171
The Ionians deliver up to him. The same year.
Harpalus his luxury. 4387
Harpalus flees from Alexander to Athens. 4389
Is slain by Thymbona. 4391
Hasmonian Princedom, whence it seems to have begun. A. M. 3842. a.
Its termination. infr. J. P. 4677
Hazael invades Judaea. J. P. 3875
H. E.
Heberus comes into the World. J. P. 2433
Departs this life. 2897
Hebron, with her Villages, is smitten by Judas Macchabaeus. A. M. 3841. d.
Hegesilochus acts his Roman affairs amongst his Rhodians. J. P. 4543
Helena, the Queen of the Adiebens, being by a certain Jew converted to the worship of the true God, comes to Jerusalem. infr. J. P. 4759
Helicon, the Egyptian, who incited Caius against the Jews, is put to death by Claudius. infr. J. P. 4754
Heliodorus is examined and restored. J. P. 4537
Heliodorus affecting the Kingdom of Syria, is expel'd. A. M. 3829
Helvius Blasia endeavours to encourage his friend Decimus Brutus, to take his death by the example of his killing himself before him. A. M. 3962
Hephaestions death is foretold. J. P. 4389
His apotheosis, 4390
Heracleans vindicate their liberty. J. P. 4433
Heraclea exposed to increases by the Romans. J. P. 4640
Is in vain'd oppugn'd by Cotta. sup. A. M, 3934
It's taken by the fraud of Conacoriges. infr. A. M. 3935
Heraclians kill the Publicans secretly. ibid.
Their benevolence towards the Chains. sup. A. M. 3919
Heraclides comes with Alexander, the supposed son of A…tiochus Epiphanes, to Rome. sup. A. M. 3851. a.
Prepares war against Demetrius. ib. c.
Herod, Praefect of Galilee, kills Ezekias. sup. A. M. 3958
Is called to judgment by Hyrcanus, Sits in Purple before the Synhedrim, but being accused, departs to Damascus. ib. infr.
Is made President of Coelosyria, by Sextus Caesar, Leading an army against Hyrcanus, is restrained by the intreaties of his father Antipater, and his brother Phasaelus. J. P. 4668
Is made General of all Coelosyria, by Cassius and Marcus. A. M. 3961. p. 691
Enters Samaria by night. ib. infr.
Receives letters from Cassius, whereby he is incited to revenge his fathers death, perpetrated by Malichus. ibid.
Receives Forts and Castles. infr. J. P. 4672
Beheads many of the people. infr. J. P. 4674
Flees the treachery of the enemy. ib. infr.
Is commanded to depart the coasts of Malchus. ib.
In his journy to Rome, being battered with a grievous tempest, comes to Rhodes. ib.
Tells Antonius at Rome what he had suffered. ib.
The name of King is put upon him. ib.
Returning from Italy, goes to Jerusalem. infr. A. M. 3965
Traduces Galilee to his side. J. P. 4675
Is received honourably by Antonius. sup. A. M. 3966
Puts his enemies to flight. ib. infr.
Escapes death by a miraculous providence, and notably routed the forces of Antigonus. ib. infr.
Takes Mariamme to wife. infr. J. P. 4676
Makes Aristobulus succeed Ananebus in the High-Priesthood. J. P. 4679
Covers the treachery, by which he had put away Aristobulus with a great funeral and his tears. infr. A. M. 3970
Being called, by the instigation of Cleopatra, before Antonius, to give an account of Aristobulus his death, by gifts made way for his escape. ib.
But is said to be slain in the City by Antonius. J. P. 4680
Comands his brother Josephus to be put to death, and being privately sollicited to whordom by Cleopatra, thinks to kill her. ib. infr.
Payes the tribute Antonius had commanded of him. A. M. 3972
Prepares aid for Antonius. infr. J. P. 4682
Which is notwithstanding remitted, and he sent against the Arabians. ib. infr.
Overcomes the Arabians, and is by them proclaimed President of their Country. infr. J. P. 4683
Exhorts Antonius to kill Cleopatra. A. M. 3974
Hastens to Caesar. infr. J. P. 4684
Fleeing to Caesar, is confirmed in his Kingdom. ib.
Entertains Caesar princely, as he went through Syria into Egypt. ib. infr.
Is incensed against his wife Mariamm…. ib. p. 763
He accompanies Caesar in Egypt, and by means of that familiarity, hath an oppertunity to deal more freely with him. A. M. 3975
Bewailes Mariamme slain by him. A. M. 3976
Grows very sick. ibid.
Recovering his health, grows more cruel. ibid.
Kills Butas sons. A. M. 3978
Institutes the Athletic Games, in honour to Caesar. ibid.
Laying hold on the Conjurers, slaies them. A. M. 3979
Marries another Mariamme. A. M. 3981
Sends his sons, Alexander and Aristobulus, to Rome to Caesar, to be educated. J. P. 4692
Builds a Temple to Caesar. A. M. 3985
Begins to build a Temple at Jerusalem. sup. A. M. 3987
Bestows wives upon his sons at their return from Rome. A. M. 3989
Departing from Agrippa, whom he had joyned with him, declares what he had done in favour of the Jews. J. P. 4700
Being offended with his sons, Alexand…r and Aristobulus, began to indulge his son Antipater, of a plebe in mother. A. M. 3992
With intention to accuse his sons, Alexander and Aristobulus, sailes to Rome with them. A. M. 3993
Is reconciled to his sons by Caesar. ibid.
Returning, declares that first Antipater, and then his sons of Mariamme, Alexander and Aristobulus, should reign after him. ib. infr.
Shuts again Davids Sepulchre. J. P. 4705
He goes to Caesar to Rome the third time. A. M. 3996
At his return, celebrated the Encaenia. ib.
Revenges the thieves vilanies. A. M. 3997
Receives threatning letters from Caesar. A. M. 3998
Sends Nicholas Damascen to Caesar. J. P. 4708
The dissension betwixt him and his sons by Mariamme, is blown up by the wicked cunning of Euricles the Lacedemonian. ib.
Kills as well his own as his sons friends, and casts his sons into prison. ib. infr.
He rejoyces Caesar is made friends with him. A. M. 3999
Three hundred together are slain by his instigation. ibid.
His sons, Alexander and Aristobulus, are strangled by his command. sup. J. P. 4709
He slaies the Infants. J. P. 4710
He left the kingdom to his youngest son, Herod Antipas after him. ib. infr.
Takes it hainously, that a golden Eagle, placed upon the greatest gate of the Temple by him, was cast down. A. M. 4001
Foreseeing the joy, the most and most noble would conceive by his death, he studies how to quash it. ib.
Changing his testament, leaves the Kingdom to Archelaus, and after the enduring of most grievous pains, ends a miserable life. infr. A. M. 4001
Herod Antipas receives Galilaea from Caesar. sup. A. M. 4…02
Herod Agrippa, having obteined leave of Caligula, returns home. sup. J. P. 4751
Journying through Alexandria, is in the same manner mockt at by the Citizens of that City, as was our Saviour Christ five years before, by the Jews. ib. infr.
Receives the Tetrarchies of his Vncle Herod, who was banished, from Caius. J. P. 4753
See Agrippa.
Herod the Tetrarch loses his Army. J. P. 4750
Divorces the daughter of Aretas, King of Arabia, and marries Herodias. ibid.
Being made an enemy to Caius, by Agrippa's letters, is banished, together with his wife Herodias. A. M. 4042
Herod, King of Chalcis, impetrates the command of the Temple, and right of chusing High-Priests from Clodius. J. P. 4758
Departs this life. J. P. 4761
Herods Progeny expires within an hundred years. A. M. 4076. p. ult.
Herodotus born. J. P. 4230
Is honoured at Athens. 4269
Hester the Queen is crowned. 4199
Is entertr…ned at a banquet by Ahasuerus. 4200
Hierax holds up Ptolemei Phiscons rule. A. M. 3866
H. I.
Hierusalem is taken and burnt. J. P. 4126
Is besiged by C. Sosius and Herod. infr. J. P. 4679
Is taken, there is a great slaughter of the Citizens. infr. J. P. 4677
The Temple at Jerusalem, built according to Moses his Law, Ptolemae…s Philometor pronounces. A. M. 3855
A sedition arises at Jerusalem. J. P. 4672
Are spoiled by the Parthians. infr. J. P. 4674
Hillel, the Babylonian, flourishes at Hierusalem. J. P. 4683
Hipparchus, the Bithynian, most skillful in Astronomy, A. M. 3843
His second observation of the Autumnal Aequinox. A. M. 3846. a.
His third observation. A. M. 3847
His fourth. A. M. 3858
His fifth. A. M. 3859
His sixth. A. M. 3862
The same mans observation of the Spring and Summer Solstice. infr. J. P. 4579
For more of his observations see A. M. 3876. & 3877. J. P. 4587
Hippias the Athenian Tyrant. J. P. 4201, 4204
Hippocrates, the Lacedaemonian General, is slain by Alcibiades. J. P. 4307
Hiromus is made President of the Tyrians. 4163
A. Hirtius, the Consul, dies in the same battle Antonius was conquered in. J. P. 4671. p. 690, 691
Histiaeus cast into prison, and released. J. P. 4215
Passes over to Mitylene. The same year.
Is taken and crucified, J. P. 4217
H. O.
Holophernes is beheaded by Judith. J. P. 4058
Hosea invades the Kingdom of Israel. J. P. 3975
Possesses the Kingdom. J. P. 3984
Refuses the yearly tribute to Salmanajar. 3989
H. Y.
Hybreas ingenious saying to Antonius, when he would load the Cities with a double Tribute. infr. J. P. 4673
Hydaspes his overflowing the banks. J. P. 4006
The River Hydaspes. J. P. 4387
Hypsicratea, Mithridates his wife, accompanies him in his slight, and is great ease to his troubles. infr. J. P. 454
Hyrcanus, son to Josephus, la…es… violent hands on himself. infr. A. M. 3829
Hyrcanus, Aristobulus his brother, is l…ft King by Pompey, but without a Diadem. infr. J. P. 4651
Receives the Ethenarchy and Priesthood from Caesar A. M. 3957. c.
Desires to confirm h…s friendship with Caesar. J. P. 46…8
Malichus being slain, is much troubled, p. 694
His ears are cr…pt by Antigonus, that so he might become unfit for the Priesthood. infr. J, P. 4674
Is led bound into Parthia. ib. infr.
Being freed from his bonds, he is permitted to live at Babylon. infr. J. P. 467…
Betwixt his own desire, and the deceit of Herod, he is moved to return to his own Country. ib.
Dealing with Malchus, the King of the Arabians, to prepare forces, is betrayed by the instrument, in the design to Dositheus. infr. J. P. 4684
Being convisted, is slain by Herod. ib.
Hyrcanus wars upon the Arabians. J. P. 4532
J. A.
JAcob is born. J. P. 2878
Gets the blessing from his brother. 2954
Endures seven years service for R…chel. 2958
Leaving Laban, returns into his own Country. 2975
Makes a Covenant with Laban. The same year.
Meets his brother, wr…stles with the Angel, went into Succoth, returns for Canaan, builds an Altar there. The same year.
Sends ten of his sons into Egypt to buy corn. J. P. 3…07
Sends Benjamin thither. J. P. 3008
He with his sons go down thither. The same year.
Blessing his sons, he gave up the Ghost. J. P. 3025
His body is wraped in spices, is bewailed, and laid in the den of Macpela. The same year.
Jair judged Israel. J. P. 3804
Departs this life. J. P. 38…6
Jamblicus, the Arabian King, is slain by tormen…, by Antonius. infr. J. P. 4683
Jamblicus receives his fathers Kingdom of Ar…b…a, from Augustus. infr. J. P. …694
Jambrus his sons are slain. A. M. 3843. d.
Jamniensians, their Haven and Navy is set on fir… infr. A. M. 384. c
Janias, King of Egypt. J. P. 2…9…
Japhet is born. J. P. 22…6
Jared comes into the World. J. P. 1170
Departs this life. 2132
Jason, the son of Simon II. High Priest, promises mony to Antiochus, if he might obtein the High-Priesthood. infr. J. P. 3829
Removing his brother, invades the Priesthood. ibid.
After three years, is himself amoved. ib.
Sent Spectators to Tyre, who brought 3300 drachmes to sacrifice to Hercules, which, notwithstanding, by the messengers, are procured to be laid out upon Gallies. sup. A. M. 3831
He is expeld by Menelaus. infr. A. M. 3832
Makes an impression upon the City Jerusalem. infr. J. P. 4544
I. B.
Ibzan judges Israel. J. P. 3532
I. D.
Idrieus departs this life. J. P. 4370
J. E.
Jechonias is born. J. P. 4097
Jechonias, or Conias, reigns. 4115
Is taken prisoner. The same year.
Jehoachaz succeeds his father Jehu. J. P. 3858
Departs this World. 3875
Jchoachaz, the son of Josiah, is born. 4081
Begins his reign. 4104
Is deposed by Nero, and led into Egypt. The same year.
Jehojakim reigns, and the same year is taken and bound in chains. J. P. 4107, 4108
Burnt part of the holy Volume, being torn. 4108
He rebells. J. P. 4111
Is cast forth without burial. 4115
Jehoram is born. J. P. 3790
Kills his brothers, and constitutes Idolatry. 3825
Is robbed by the Philistins. 3826
Is tormented with a disease in his guts. 3827
Constitutes his son Achaz debity King. 3828
Dies most miserably. 3819
Jehosaphat is born. J. P. 3795
Begins his reign. J. P. 3800
Taking away the High Places, instructs the people by the Levites. J. P. 3802
Institutes Jehoram, his son, King under him. 3816
With Achab, he besieges Ramoth Gilead. J. P. 3817
Loses his ships the same year.
Distributes Cities to his sons. 3822
Departs this life. J. P. 3825
Jehu is anointed King of Israel, slaies Jehoram and Jezebel, and blots out the whole kin of Achab. J. P. 3830
Jepthe subdues the Ammonites, devotes his son to God, and kills the Ephramites. J. P. 3526
Jeremias is called to prophesie. J. P. 4085
Preaches and is imprisoned. J. P. 4104
Foretells the 70 years captivity, and ruine of Babylon. J. P. 4107
Denounces ruine to Jehojakim. The same year.
And the taking of Jerusalem. 4124
Is beaten and cast into a ditch. 4124, 4125
Is freed and left in Judea. J. P. 4126
Jeroboam proposeth the worshiping of Calves. 3739
Rejects the lawful Priests. J. P. 3740
Jeroboam the second is taken into the Consortship of the Kingdom, by his father Joas. 3878
Succeeds his father, being dead. 3889
He being dead, the kingdom of Israel goes to ruin. J. P. 3930
Jesus, the son of Sirach, translates his grandfathers book out of Hebrew into Greek. infr. J. P. 4582
JESVS CHRIST is born. infr. A. M. 4000
He hears and questions with the Doctours. A. M. 4011
Makes himself manifest to the World. A. M. 4030
He is baptized. J. P. 4740
Is tempted. ibid.
Turns water into wine. infr. J. P. 4743
Is by Pilate delivered up to the will of the Jews. p. 841
Is crucified. ib.
Rises again. p. 843
Ascends into Heaven. p. 846
One Jesus cries out to the Jews four years before the Jewish war. A voice from the East, A voice from the West, &c. A. M. 4067
Is killed in the time of the siege by a stone. ib.
Jesus, the son of Gamahel, succeeds the son of Jesus Damneus, in the High Priesthood. J. P. 4777
I. L.
Iliensians are sessed in a great sum of mony by Agrippa, because they did not help Julia, when she was in danger. J. P. 4700
At Herods request it is remitted. ib.
They greatly honour Herod. ib. infr.
I. N.
Indians, divers Nations of them conquered by Alexander. J. P. 4387
The Indian Embassadours come to Augustus at Tarracon. infr. A. M. 3979
They confirm a peace. A. M. 3985
Their rare presents. ib.
Indus the river. J. P. 4388
J. O.
Joas is born. J. P. 3829
Is anointed King seven years, kills Athalia, and overcomes Baals Temple. 3836
Rebuilds the Temple. 3857. and 3858
The son reigns with his father Jehoachas. 3873
Joas, King of Juda, is slain. 3875
Bing King of Israel, visits dying Elizaeus. 3875
Rifles Jerusalem. 3888
John, the brother of Jonathan, is slain. A. M. 3843. d.
John Hyrcanus is made High Priest after his father. infr. J. P. 4679
Jerusalem being besieged, he cast the infirmer sort of people out of the walls. A. M. 3870
Afterwards being overcome with pity, received them in again. ib.
Makes peace with Antiochus. J. P. 4580
Takes three thousand talents out of the Sepulcher. of King David. ib.
Accompanies Antiochus, and overcomes the Hyr. canians, whence he had the name Hyrcanus 3873. sub. fin.
Takes Sicima and Garizim. A. M. 3874
Subdues the Idumeans, and compels them to be circumcised. infr. J. P. 4586
Never admits to his presence his son Alexander Jannaeus. A. M. 3877
Sends Embassadours to the Romans. J. P. 4567
Departs this life. A. M. 3898
John Baptist is born. J. P. 4709. sub. fin.
Preaches the baptisme of repentance. A. M. 4030
Tends his Ministery for four years. A. M. 4033
Is cast into prison. infr. A. M. 3034
Sends Disciples to Jesus. The same year.
Is beheaded in prison. A. M. 4035
John Richardson, Bishop of Ardach, authour of the Harmony of the Evangelists. J. P. 4741
Jonathan succeeds Judas his brother. A. M. 3843. d.
Leaps into Jordan, and swims to the other side. ibid.
Apprehends the enemies Ambushes. A. M. 3846. c.
Restores the walls that were cast down in Bethbasis. ibid.
Overcomes Apollonius, J. P. 4566
Sends three thousand souldiers to Demetrius. A. M. 3860
Goes forward even to Damascus. infr. J. P. 4570
Is in great danger. ib. infr.
Being circumvented by the deceit of Tryphon, he is taken. A. M. 3861
Is slain by Trypho. J. P. 4571
His bones are buried by his brother Simon. ib.
Jonathan, the son of Vzziel, authour of the Chaldean Paraphrase. infr. J. P. 4683
Jonathas, a certain Jew, is burnt. A. M. 4076
Joppe is delivered up to Jonathan. infr. J. P. 4566
The gate is fired in the night, by Judas Macchabaeus. A. M. 3841. c.
Joseph is born. J. P. 2969
Is cast into a pit by his brothers, sold, and led into Egypt. 2987
Being shut up in prison, interprets Pharaohs dream.
Being advanced to the stern of the kingdom, marries Potifers daughter. 2999
Layes the mony gathered for corn in the treasury. 3010
The Egyptians sell their flocks and heards to Joseph. 3011
Assignes lands to be tilled by the Egyptians. 3012
Departs this life. 3079
Josephus the Jew. 4505
Josephus is convinc't of a manifest errour. A. M. 3543. c.
Delivers diversly of Alcimus. A. M. 3844. c.
Is reprehended. J. P. 4579, 4587
Makes honourable mention, both of our Saviour and John the Baptist. p. 847
When he was born. sup. A. M. 4041
His Celebrity in learning. infr. J. P. 4763
Suffering shipwrack, he comes into Italy. J. P. 4779
Studies severity. infr. A. M. 4056
Having gifts confer'd upon him, by Poppaea Augusta, he returns into his Country. infr. J. P. 4778
Goes to Galilea, expecting the Roman force there. A. M. 4070
Hath his life given him by Vespasian. J. P. 4780
From him receives the name of Flavius. A. M. 4076
Josephus, the brother of Herod, losing six Cohorts, himself likewise perishes. A. M. 3966
Josephus, Herods Vncle, being commanded privately by him, if it should go ill with him by Antonius, to kill his wife Mariamme; tells her this command as a sure token of his love to her. infr. J. P. 4680
Joseph, the Husband of the blessed Virgin, goes up to the City Bethlehem to be inrolled. infr. A. M. 4000
Joseph, the son of Caneus, becomes High Priest. J. P. 4758
Josias is born. J. P. 4065
Began to purge Juda from Idolatry. J. P. 4084
Takes care to have the book of the Law read, throws down the Altar of Jeroboam, restores the Temple. J. P. 4090
Observes the Pascal solemnly, and takes away the Pythons and all abominations. 4091
Is slain. 4104. Bewailed by Jeremiah the same year.
Josua being confirmed in his call, sends two spies to Jericho. J. P. 3262
Restores the interrupted use of circumcision, and hangs the five Kings. The same year.
He takes Mabeda, Libna, Lachish, and other Cities, conquering the Anakims. 3269
Departs this life. J. P. 3271
Jotapata taken by storm by Vespasian, is burnt to the ground. J. P. 4780
Jotapes is granted by Octavianus to the King of the Medes, her father. p. 760
Jotham succeeds his father a Leper. J. P. 3931
Overcomes the Ammonites, under him Esaias, Mica, …nd Hosea prophesied. 3956
I. P.
Iphicrates is made President of the army of Artaxerxes. 4337
Disagrees with Pharnabazus. 4340
I. S.
Isaac is born at Beersheba. J. P. 2818
He being weaned, Ishmael is cast out. 2823
Takes Rebecca to wife. J. P. 2858
The promise made to Abraham, is given him. J. P. 2910
He dies. J. P. 299…
Isboseth is slain. J. P. 3666
Ismael is born. J. P. 2804
Departs this life. J. P. 2941
Ismael, the son of Nathaniel. J. P. 4349
Isme…ias, how he adored the King. J. P. 4349
Isocrates, the Grammarian, defends the death of Octavius. J. P. 4552
As soon as his name was down, he ran mad. A. M. 3844
Israelites, when they had wandred 30 years, are commanded to go strait to Canaan. 3262
They ascended out of Jordan, under the conduct of Josua: the first Pascal is celebrated in Canaan: Manna ceased, they conquer the City Jericho, and take Aium by treachery, killing the sacrilege Achan. J. P. 3262
Celebrate the feast of Tabernacles. 3269
Place a Tabernacle at Shilunte. The same year.
Are delivered into the hands of Cushan, King of the Mesopotamians, for their idolatry and marriages with the Canaanites. J. P. 3301
Are smitten by Eglon. J. P. 3371
Delivered into the hands of Jubin King of Canaan. 3409
Again delivered into the hands of the Midianites. 3462
Worship Baal-Berith. J. P. 3478
Delivered into the hands of the Philistins and Ammonites. 3508
Again oppressed by the Philistins. J. P. 3558
Again being oppressed, lose the Ark. J. P. 3597
Casting away their idols, draw water in Mispa. 3618
Their Smiths are taken from them. J. P. 3621
Are afflicted with hungar. J. P. 3693
The end of the Israelitish Kingdom. J. P. 3993
I. T.
Ituraa and Judaea are laid to the Province of Syria. A. M. 4053
J. U.
Juba obteins of Caesar his fathers Kingdom of Mauritania. J. P. 4685
Hath Ptolemy by Cleopotra Selene. ib.
Jubilees, the first Jubilee. J. P. 3318
The second. 3367
The third. 3416
The fourth. 3465
The fifth. 3514
The sixth. 3563
The seventh. 3612
The eighth. 3661
The ninth famous for the feast of Dedication. 3710
The tenth. 3759
The Eleventh. 3808
The twelfth. 3857
The thirteenth. 3906
The fourteenth. 3955
The fifteenth. 4004
The sixteenth. 4053
The seventeenth. 4102
The eighteenth. 4151
The nineteenth. 4200
The twentieth. 4249
The one and twentieth. 4298
The two and twentieth. 4347
The three and twentieth. 4396
The four and twentieth. 4443
The five and twentieth. 4494
The six and twentieth. 4541
The seven and twentieth. 4594
The eight and twentieth. 4644
The twenty ninth. 4691
The thirtieth. A. M. 4030
Judah is born. J. P. 2959
Judas Macchabaeus passes his life in the wildernesse, and least he should be guilty of contamniation, lives upon herbs and grasse. A. M. 3836. c.
Succeeds his father Marthias. J. P. 4548
Carries on the war valiantly in Judea. infr. J. P.
He overcomes Nicanor. infr. A. M. 3639
And spoiles the Camp. ib.
Dedicates a new Altar. A. M. 3840. a.
Fortunately wars with Esau's sons. ib. c.
Smites the Ammonites. sup. A. M. 3841. a.
Overcomes Timotheus, slaying 20500 Foot, and 600 Horse. ib.
Wounds of Timotheus his souldiers to 30 thousand. ib. c.
Puts to death 2500 men at Carnaim. ib. infr.
Utterly demoleshes Ephron, a well fenced City. ib.
Puts to flight Forgias his souldiers. ib.
Conquers Esaus sons. ib. d.
Sets upon Eupators Camp by night. ibid
Takes revenge upon the revolters. A. M. 384…. d
Hides himself from Nicanor. J. P. 4553
By telling his dream, animates his souldiers. ib.
Overcomes Nicanor, whose head and hands are cut off. ib.
Fighting valiantly, is slain. A. M. 3843. c.
Is buried in Modin. ib.
Judas Aristobulus succeeds his father. A. M. 3898
Transfers the principality into the form of a kingdom. ib.
Destroyes his mother by famine in prison and chains. ib.
Subdues a great part of …turea. J. P. 4608
Kills his brother Antigonus, his partner in the Kingdom. A. M. 3899
Acknowledging divine revenge upon him, dies. ib.
Judas, who is thought to be Theudas, makes bands. infr. J. P. 4711
Is destroyed with his followers. infr. A. M. 4010
His new sest. ibid.
Judaeans led captive by the Israelites. J. P. 3973
And after by the Edomites. 3974
The Judaean youths the fairest (amongst whom Daniel is one) for Nebuchadnezars service. 4108
Three thousand twenty three Jews are led captive by Nebuchadnezar. J. P. 4104, 4115
And by Nebuzardan. J. P. 4126
The remainder flee into Egypt. J. P. 4126
Excepting those Nebuzaradan carried thence. J. P. 4130
They institute their return into their Country. 4178
Lay the foundation of the second Temple. 4179
Are hindred by the Samaritans. 4180
Fasts of the 51. and 71 moneths irksome. 4196
Celebrate the first Pascal of the second Temple. 4199
Kill the ten sons of Haman, and the rest of their foes. 4206
Are subject to Seleucu…. J. P. 4430
Are freed by Elephants. 4498
Judaeus reigns amongst the Babylonians. J. P. 3988
Judaeans, some of them, Apostates build a School under the Tower of Sion. A. M. 3830
Judaeans, or Jews, kill above 20000 of their foes. sup. J. P. 4549
Are afflicted by Bacchis. A. M. 3843. c.
Make a peace with the Romans. ib.
Being sent by Jonathan, free Demetrius from the Antiochians. A. M. 3860
Infect Syria with violent war. infr. J. P. 4584
Are sep…rated from the Idumaeans. infr. J. P. 4584
A great company of the Jews slain by Ptolemaeus Lathurus. sup. A. M. 3961
Being vexed by the Pharisees, seek relief of Alexandra their Queen. sup. A. M. 3934
Twelve thousand of them are slain by Pompeis souldiers. sup. J. P. 4651
Are made tributary to the Romans. ib.
Are governed Aristocratically. infr. J. P. 4657
Are afflicted with great calamities. infr. A. M. 3979
Petition to Caesar, that they might live without a King. sup. A. M. 4002
Wherefore expelled Rome. sup. A. M. 4023
They desire of Vitellio, that the Roman Ensignes, with Images upon them, might not passe through their Country. infr. J. P. 4750
Those of Alexandria tell Herod of the treason prepared by Flaccus Avillius. infr. J. P. 4751
Are miserably handled by the same Avillius. ib. infr.
They cast down the Altar of Caius, built in their holy place. A. M. 4043
Above 50 thousand of them are slain at Seleucia, by the Greeks and Syrians conspiring against them. infr. J. P. 4753
Tumulting for the dishonour done to them, or rather God, by a souldier shewing his nakednesse, are slain, to the number of twenty thousand. J. P. 4761
Carrie on their affairs rather with violence than justice. A. M. 4064
Lose the right of the City Casarea. infr. J. P. 4775
Therefore still are tumulting till the beginning of the Jewish war. ibid.
Upon what occasion they rebelled. infr. J. P. 4779
Twenty thousand of them, at the instigation of Gessius Florus, are put to the sword. ibid.
The calamity of the Jews foretold by Peter and Paul. J. P. 4780
Being besieged, are grievously perplexed with famine infr. J. P. 4783
Being taken, fight with beasts. A. M. 4074
The number of the Jews that died by famine and war, for the seven years along. A. M. 4076. p. ult.
Julia bears Caius to Agrippa. A. M. 3835
Afterwards Lucius. sup. A. M. 3988
Is in great danger of her life. J. P. 4700
Agrippa being dead, marries Tiberius. A. M. 3994
Gives her self to luxury and filthinesse. A. M. 4003
Is brought again into the Island. ibid.
Is more courteously treated, but not restored. J. P. 4717
Julius Caesar tarries with Nicomedes, not without the suspition of prostituting his chastity. J. P. 4633
Having intelligence of Sylla's death, returns to Rome. sup. A. M. 3927
Is taken by the Pirates, to whom he is venerable and terrible. J. P. 4639
Crucifies the Captives. ib. infr.
Confirmed the wavering Cities. ib. infr.
Seeing the image of Alexander, fetcht a sigh. infr. J. P. 4648
Comes into suspition of conspiracy. A. M. 3939
Enters friendship with M. Crassas and Pompeius. sup. A. M. 3945
By not letting go the army, administers occasion of civil war. A. M. 3955.
Is created Dictator. A. M. 3956. a.
Puts off his Dictatour-ship, after eleven days. ib.
Overcomes Pompey. ibid. c.
Burns his letters. ib. infr.
Pardons them that aid Pompeius. ib.
Pursues Pompey. ib. d.
Frees Asia from the Publicans. ib. infr.
Pursuing Pompey, resolves to turn into Egypt. ib.
Pompey being slain, enters tumulting Alexandria. ib. p. 652
Receiving Pompey's ring from Theodotus, weeps. ibid.
Commands Pompeys head, when brought to him, to be buried. ibid.
Engages Pompey's friends to him with good turns. ibid.
All men strive to heap honours upon him. sup. A. M. 3957
Favours Cleopatra against her brother. ib. infr.
At length gives the Kingdom of Egypt to Ptolemaeus and Cleopatra. ib.
Calls together aids from all about against Achillas. ib. p. 659
Conquers the Egyptians in a naval fight. p. 661
Casting himself out of the ship, swims to his own ibid.
Almost all the Cities of Syria bring aid to Caesar. ibid.
Sends away the King, a very youth. p. 664
Rigs his Navy. ibid.
Carries the spoile of a great victory from Egypt. ibid. b.
He takes Alexandria. ibid.
Delivered the Kingdom of Egypt to Cleopatra, who used Caesars familiarity very much. ib…d
Appoints a brazen pillar, whereon the immunities granted to the Jews of Alexandria, should be engraven. ib.
Sends friendly Epistles to Cicero. ib. c.
Goes into Syria. ib. infr.
Gives rewards to the deserving persons of all the Cities of Syria. ib. infr.
Takes away the donaries of Hercules from Tyre, because they had received the wife and son of Pompey. ibid.
Passes into Cilicia. ib.
Pardons Tarcondimotus, who had aided Pompey. ib.
Comes to Comana through Cappodocia. ib.
Fines Dejotarus in a great sum of mony. p. 667
Worsts Pharnaces in a fight. p. 669
Erects a Trophie in emulation of that Mithridates had set up for his victory over Triarius. ib.
He collected monies as he passed through Asia. ibid.
Sailes into Graecia and Italy with a great sum of mony he had gathered. p. 670
Passes over into Africa. A. M. 3958
There he overcomes Labienas and Petreius. ib.
Overcomes Juba and Scipio in a memorable fight. J. P. 4668
Sees a great army in his sleep. ib.
The African war being ended, comes to Rome. ib.
Acts his four Triumphs. ib.
Cleopatra and Ptolemy being summoned to Rome by Caesar, came. ibid.
Being made chief Priest, mends the year. J. P. 4669
Gets a memorable victory at Munda. ib.
Sends consolatory letters to Cicero. infr. J. P. 4669
Pardons all that took arms against him. A. M. 3960
Is made perpetual Dictator, and receives the name Emperour. ib.
Sends Octavius to Apollonia. ib. infr.
Permits the City of Jerusalem to the disposition of Hyrcanus. J. P. 46…0
Builds Carthage and Corinth. ib.
Designs an expedition against the Parthians, the Getes being first subdued. ib.
Being saluted King, answered, That he was not King, but Caesar. ib.
Casts away the Diadem, being twice set on his head by Antonius. ib.
Is stabbed the third day, before he had designed to leave the City. p. 677
Provinces are decreed to Caesars murtherers. ib.
Julius Cilo, by the fraud of Narcissius, had the Prefectureship of Bythinia prolonged for two years. A. M. 4053
Julus Pelignus, Procurator of Cappadocia. infr. J. P. 4764
Junius Gallio, a banished man, being brought again to Rome, is committed to the custody of the Magistrates. sup. A. M. 4036
Juventus, the Roman Pretor, is overcome by Andriscus in Macedonia. A. M. 3842. b.
K. A.
KAlends of January, by what means they fell upon the last day of December. J. P. 4677
foreign are the same amongst the Greeks, as P. Sulpitius …uirinius with tht Romans. A. M. 4000
L: A.
LAbienus, the Embassadour of Brutus and Cassius. sup. A. M. 3963
The Authour of the Parthian war. A. M. 3964
Receives Apamea and Antiochia. ib infr.
K…lls Saxa. J. P. 4674
Being put to flight by Ventidius is taken. sup. A. M. 3965
Laborofoarchodus King of Babylon. J. P. 4158
Lacedemonians yield the principality of Grecia to the Athenians. J. P. 4240
Will not be corrupted with Artaxerxes his mony. J. P. 4256
Their Embassadours are slain by the Athenians. J. P. 4284
Send ships to Pharnabazus. J. P. 4302
Overceme the Athenian. J. P. 4305
Their cruelty at Miletum. J. P. 4309
Send aids to Cyrus against his brother Artaxerxes. J. P. 4313
Send an army into Asia against Tissaphernes. J. P. 4314
Lose the command of the Sea. 4320
Send Ecdicus with eight ships to Rhodes. 4323
Send Teleucias with twelve ships. 4324
Are overcome by the Thebans, in the Leuctrian battle. J. P. 4343
They hold publick correspondence with, but privately bear a grudge to, Artaxerxes. 4352
Courteously entertain the Embassadours of the Jews. sup. A. M. 3861
Lamachus, the Athenian, lost his Navy. J. P. 4290
Lamachus, the Heraclean, receives Mithridates into his City. sup. A. M. 3933
Lamech is born. J. P. 1584
Departs this life. J. P. 2361
Laws, of the Jews, with the purple vailes of the inner Temple, are laid up in the Palace. A. M. 4074
A Law amongst the Romans, forbidding any woman to marry again before ten moneths were expired, after the death of her husband. infr. J. P. 4674
Laodice kills her husband. J. P. 4468
She her self is likewise slain. The same year.
Laodicea being overturned by an earthquake, recovers by her own riches and power. A. M. 4064
Laodiceans, grievously taxed by Cassius, because they received Dolabella. A. M. 3961. p. 694
Lasthenes receives letters from Demetrius Nicator. J. P. 4569
Lathurus succeeds his father Ptolemaeus Euergetes the second. A. M. 3868
Is almost opprest with the plots of his mother Cleopatra. J. P. 4608
See Ptolemaeus. p. 847
L. E.
Legates sent to Rome. J. P. 4523
To Manlius. 4524, 4525
The Legates of the Rhodians and Iliensians. 4526
Of Eumenes and Seleucus. J. P. 4528
O the Romans to Philip. J. P. 4529
Of the Spartans. The same year.
The Roman Legates go to Hannibal. 4531
Pharnaces his Legates. J. P. 4532
Legates are sent by the Romans to Crete. infr. J. P. 4543
Others to the Isles and Cities of Asia. The same year.
The Persian Legates, Hippias and Solon, are commanded to depart the Cities within thirty dayes. The same year.
The Legates from Antiochus and Ptolemaeus come from Rome at the same time. The same year.
The noble Legation of Scipio & the rest. A. M. 3868
L. Lentulus is slain at Pelusium. p. 651
Leonippus is slain by Cleochares his faction. sup. A. M. 3934
Leonnatus is slain. J. P. 4391
Lepidus Ptolemaeus his tutor. J. P. 4513
Leptines slew with his own hand Cn. Octavius, the chief of the Roman Embassy into Syria. A. M. 3842. b.
Told King Demetrius, that he would prove to the Senate, that he slew Cn. Octavius, by the instigation of the gods. A. M. 3844. b.
Levi is born. J. P. 2958
Departs this life. J. P. 3095
Levites, 48 Cities are assigned them, of which six were Cities of Refuge. J. P. 3270
L. I.
Liberius Maximus is commanded by Caesar to sell the lands of the Jews. A. M. 4076
Library, with 40000 books burnt at Alexandria. p. 658
Licmius Syllanus sees a Prodigie. sup. A. M. 3929
Livia is suspected by deceit to have made away Lucius and Caius, to make way for her son Tibertus to the Empire. sup. A. M. 4007
Livius Salinator his Acts. J. P. 4523, 4524
L. O.
Locusts, a great heap of them cast into the sea, cause a great plague. A. M. 3879
M. Lollius departs this life. A. M. 4005
Lollia Paulina is given in marriage to Ca…us. A. M. 4003
L. U.
Lucan describes Caesars journy into Egypt. A. M. 3955. d.
His error detected. sup. A. M. 3957
Lucas, St. Pauls companion in preaching the Gospel. A. M. 4057
Lucianus, the Martyr, calls the Annals of the Nations to witness the darknesse that happened at Christs death. J. P. 4746. p. 849
Lucilius Longus dies. A. M. 4026
Lucilius Capito, Procurator of Asia, condemned. ibid.
Lucillius Bassus is sent Legate into Judaea. A. M. 4075
Licius, the son of Augustus, is made prince of the youth. A. M. 4002
Lu. Calpurnius Piso, his letters in behalf of the Jews. infr. A. M. 3865
L. Cornelius Sylla is sent Embassadour into Cappadocia. A. M. 3914
Arrogantly treats the Embassadours of the King of the Parthians. J. P. 4624
Is accused of bribery. ib.
Goes into Graecia, to carry on the Mithridatic war. A. M. 3917
Takes Athens. A. M. 3918
Gains a great victory, with almost no losse of men, from the Commanders of Mithridates. infr. J. P. 4628. & A. M. 4319
Treats with Mithridates. A. M. 3920
Makes conditions of a peace with him. ib.
Receives the army of Fimbria. J. P. 4630
Fines the Cities of Asia. ib.
Receives the Library of Apellicon. sup. A. M. 3921
Being made Dictator, triumphs for his victory over Mithridates. A. M. 3923
Frees the servants of the proscribed. J. P. 4633
Sends Alexander, the son of the Matricide, to the Alezandrians. ib. infr.
Departs this life, J. P. 4636
L. Lucullus comes to Crete, after a dangerous voyage by sea. A. M. 3918
Puts to flight Neoptolemus in a sea-fight. sup. A. M. 3920
With the Legion listed in Italy, he passes over into Asia. J. P. 4640
Encounters with good successe against Mathridates. ib. infr.
Puts to fight them of Pontus, in a memorable fight. A. M. 3931. J. P. 4641. A. M. 3932
Enters Cizicum. ib.
Being admonished in his dream, surprizes thirteen Royall ships, and Kills Isidorus their Prefect. infr. J. P. 4642
Takes and drowns more ships. ib.
Sends triumphing letters to the Senate, of the acts he had done. ib. infr.
Besieges Amisus and Eupatorium. A. M. 3933
Subdues the Chaldeans and Tibarens. A. M. 3934
Constitutes the Province of Pontus. ib.
Overturns Eupatoria. ib.
Sends an Embassadour to Tigranes, to require Mithridates. infr. J. P. 4644
Is admonished by a dream, and saves S…nope, being all on fire, and makes her free. ib. infr.
Restores Amisus also to the Cities. ib.
Passes Euphrates, most stupendiously submitting her wa…ers to him. infr. A. M. 3935
Invades Armenia. ib.
Overcomes Tigranes. ib. p. 565, …66
Possessing himself of Tigranocerta, joyned to him many Cities of Armenia. ib. p. 567
Celebrates the exequies of Zarbienus. sup. A. M. 3936
Is compelled to let fall his Parthian expedition. ibid.
Overcomes Tigranes. infr. J. P. 4646
Descends into the region of the Migdonians, after he had reduced Tigranes his army out of the kingdom. A. M. 3937
Is hindred by the sedition of his souldiers from prosecuting Mithridates and Tigranes. infr. J. P. 4647
Pompeius draws his souldiers from him. J. P. 4648
Returns to Rome, and there furnishes the Library. ibid.
Is honourably received. ib.
At length Triumphs. A. M. 3942
His luxury. ib.
Lucius Magius, and L. Fannius being expelled the army of Fimbria, joyn themselves to Mithridates. A. M. 3928
Lucius Metellus is made successor to Verres, in the Prefecture of Sicilia. infr. J. P. 4644
L. Mummius overturns Corinth. J. P. 4668
His simplicity and ignorance of the graved tables. ib.
Lucius Murena is left by Sylla to order things in Asia. A. M. 3921
Led with the desire of triumphing, renews the war against Mithridates. ib. infr.
Inrods his villages. A. M. 3922
Is overcome by Mithridates. ib.
Leaves Mithridates repressed, not oppressed. sup. J. P. 4633
He triumphs. ib.
Lucius Pella is condemned for bribery. sub. A. M. 3963
Lucius Statius is valiantly repeld by Caecilius Bassus. A. M. 3959
Lucius Valerius Flaccus is sent into Asia, infr. J. P. 4628
Is slain by Fimbria, and his head being cut off, is cast into the sea. infr. J. P. 4629
Lucius Valerius Flaccus, the Pretor, is sent into Asia. sup. A. M. 3641
Commands the mony and ships of Asia. infr. J. P. 4652
Lucretius, the Roman Pretor, deals by letters with the Rhodians, desiring them to send some ships to him. infr. J. P. 4543
Lunary Ecclipse. A. M. 3836. c.
Luxury of Antiochus Sidetes. A. M. 3873
L. Y.
Lycians complain of the Rhodians. J. P. 4536
At the instigation of Eumenes revolt from the Rhodians. A. M. 3838
Liberty is granted them by the Romans. sup. A. M. 3836
Are again brought into servitude by Claudius. infr. J. P. 4755
Lydia believes in Christ. A. M. 4057
Lydians have a five years war with the Medes. J. P. 4108
Lyncestes is slain. 4384
Lysander, the Lacedaemonian enriches Ephesus. J. P. 4307
Incites Cyrus to war against the Athenians. The same year.
Antiochus being slain, overcomes the Athenian navy. The same year.
Is remitted with command to his tents, goes to Cyrus, subdues by force the Athenian confederated Cities. J. P. 4309
Takes the Athenian Navy. The same year.
Kills 3000 Athenians. The same year.
Is rceived by the Byzantines, constitutes a rule by ten in their Cities. The same year.
Besieges Athens, his perfideousness to the Miletians. The same year.
Lysandria instituted. J. P. 4310
Is recalled home by the Ephori. J. P. 4311
Endeavours to corrupt the Priests of Hammon with mony. The same year.
Lysanias is made a friend to Antigonus. J. P. 4674
Is killed by Antonius, at the request of Cleopatra. infr. A. M. 4968
Lysias is commanded by Antiochus to abolish the name of the Jews. A. M. 3839
Rushes into Judea with 65000 chosen souldiers. J. P. 4649
Is put to slight by Macchabaeus his army, many of his souldiers being slain. A. M. 3841. 2.
Is slain by Demetrius. A. M. 3842. c
Lysias commands Paul should be examined with stripes. J. P. 4757
Lysimachus commits sacrilege with the Jews. J. P. 4543
Is killed by the tumult of the people. ib. infr.
Lysimachus his Gests. J. P. 4412, 4413, 4414.
Lysimachus, King of Thrace. J. P. 4420, 4421, 4422, 4426, 4427, 4428
His crnelty. J. P. 4421
His death. J. P. 4433
M. A.
MAcchab…es, why called the sons of Matthias. J. P. 4547
Macedonians taken by the Barbarians, and slain. J. P. 4385
Overcome the Indians, and sacrifice to Bacchus J. P. 4386
Are dismist by Alexander in their own Country being voluntiers. J. P. 4391
The Hate of the Macedons to Perdiccas. 4405
The Macedonian Empire falls, A. M. 3836
Machares, Mithridates his son, King of Bosphorus, is received into friendship with the people of Rome. J. P. 4644
Layes violent hands upon himself. J. P. 4649
Machaeras does his endeavour for Herod. 4675
Machron and Ennia his wife, are joyned in a voluntary death by Caligula. J. P. 4751
Magadates is President, in the name of Tigranes. A. M. 3922
Magi seek Christ. J. P. 4710
Magnesia is valiantly defended against Mithridates. J. P. 4628
Magus, by counterfeiting, reigns in Smerdis seven moneths. J. P. 4192
Magitians are killed. J. P. 4193
Mahalael is born. J. P. 1105
Departs this life. J. P. 2000
Malachias contemporary with Nehemia. J. P. 4298
Malichus plots against Antipater. J. P. 4671
Takes care to make him away by poison, and is stabbed through by the Tribunes. ib.
Malli are subjugated by Alexander. J. P. 4388
Malthace, the mother of Archelaus, dies of a disease. J. P. 4711. c.
Mamercus overcomes Fannius, who joyned himself to Mithridates, and Metrophantes. J. P. 4641
Manahemus, the Southsayer, very gracious with Herod. A. M. 3985
Manasses is born. J. P. 4004
Succeeds his father. 4016
Is led captive to Babylon. 4037
Where he was buried. 4071
Manasse, the brother of Jaddus the High Priest, will not put away his strange wife. J. P. 4381
Mania, the Dardan, is perfidiously slain by her son in law. J. P. 4315
Manius Aq nillius, Consul, made his victory ignominious, for that poysoning their waters, he compelled many Cities to yield to him. J. P. 4585
He dies by melted gold being powred down his throat. A. M. 3916
Manlius the Consul. J. P. 4525
His Gests. 10. & 4529
Triumphs. 4527
Marcellus takes the daughter of his Uncle Augustus to wife. A. M. 3980
Marcius Philippus succeeds Scaurus in Syria. A. M. 3943
Mark the Evangelist dies. A. M. 4065
Marcus Calpurnius Bibulus obteins the Province of Syria. AM. 3953
M. Favonius rushes into the conclave where Brutus and Cassius were private. A. M. 3962
Marcus Lepidus is judged an enemy for receiving Antonius. A. M. 3961
Marcus Tullius Cicero the son is taken to be Collegue with Octavianus. A. M. 3975
Marcus Perperna, the Consul, overcomes Aristonicus. J. P. 4584
Departs this life. A. M. 3875
Marcus Papirius, a Roman Knight, is slain. J. P. 4656
Marcus Lycinius Crassus, obtains the Province of Syria. A. M. 3949
Coceives great joy thereby. ib.
Betakes himself to arms. J. P. 4659
Is devoted by Ateius. A. M. 3950
Loosing from Brundusium, a tempest arising, loses many of his ships. ib.
Takes an expedition against the Parthians. ib. infr.
Wickedly spoiles the Temple at Jerusalem. ib.
Receives the Graecian Cities, and amongst them Nicephorium. ibid.
Marcus Titius is designed General by Antonius, against Sextus Pompeius. J. P. 4679
Marcus Scaurus Caesar being conquered, is not punished. J. P. 4683
Marcus Claudius Marcellus, fearing Caesar, goes to Mitilene. A. M. 3956. c.
Marcus Aurelius Cotta is overcome by Mithridates. J. P. 4640
Marcus Agrippa exceedingly perplexes Antonius. J. P. 4683
Is sent into Asia. A. M. 3983
Is sent again into Syria by Augustus. A. M. 3988
Is invited by Herod into his Kingdom, but being honoured with gifts, sailes away into Ionia. A. M. 3990
Overcomes the Bosphorans. J. P. 4700
Comes to Ephesus with Herod the companion with him in his labours. ib.
Thence to Samos. The same year
Frees the Jews of Ionia from the injuries of the Natives. The same year.
Returning from Syria, is sent to carry on the Pannonic war. A. M. 3992
Being dead, is praised by Augustus. J. P. 4702
one Marcus Agrippa is adopted by Augustus. A. M. 4007
Is cast upon Planasia, an Island of Corsica. J. P. 4720
Is slain by the treachery of Tiberius. A. M. 4017
Mardocempadus reigns in Babylonia. J. P. 3963
There were three Lunar Ecclipses in the first and second year of his reign. J. P. 3993, and 3994
Mardoches dream. 4594
Mardonus his naval expedition. J. P. 4220
Darius amoves him from his Prefecture. J. P. 4223
Burns Athens and is slain. J. P. 4235
Mardus guides Antonius his army. A. M. 3969
Marion, the Tyrian Tyrant, Tyrannizes all over Syria. J. P. 4671
Marius, Mithridates his General, is slain by Lucullus. J. P. 4642
Mariss…, a wealthy C…ty, is destroyed by the Parthians. J. P. 4674
Mariamme, the daughter of Alexander, and wife of Herod. J. P. 4676
Loves not her husband Herod. J. P. 4684
Being accused of witchcraft, is condemned by Herod, and brought to execution. A. M. 3976
Mariamme, the third sister of Agrippa, goes into the marriage-bed of Demetrius. J. P. 4767
Mary, the Blessed Virgin, hears the Angel Gabriel. J. P. 4709
Comes to the Temple. 4710
Returns with Joseph into Galilee. The same year.
Marsus layes violent hands on himself. A. M. 3961
Marsyas, the Alexandrian General, is taken in war. J. P. 4585
Marsias signifies the death of Tiberius to Agrippa, by saying in Hebrew, The Lyon is dead. J. P. 4750
Martha, a Syrian woman, a Prophetesse. J. P. 4612
Marullus is made President of Judaea by Caius. J. P. 4750
Massagetes are overcome. J. P. 4385
Mathusalah is born. J. P. 1397
Departs this life. J. P. 2365
Mattathias is called the son of Ass monaeus. J. P. 4547
Slayes a Jew sacrifizing, The same year.
Dies, and is buried in Mod…n. J. P. 4548
Matthias Curtus, the great Grat-Grandfather of Josephus the Historian, is born. J. P. 4580.
Mavius is slain by Antonius. J. P. 4674
Mausolus, by his means many Cities revolt from Ar taxerxes. J. P. 4352
Mazaca, a City of Cappadocia, is called Caesaria. A. M. 4030
Mazares requires Pactia of the Cumaeans, and receives it from the Chians. J. P. 4169
Mazaeus is constituted Governour of Babylonia by Alexander. J. P. 4382
M. E.
Medes submit themselves to the rule of Deiocis. J. P. 4004
Delivered themselves up to Darius. J. P. 4306
Their King is conquered by Phraates and Artaxes. J. P. 4682
One Medeus moves the Asian Mysians to revolt from Antonius. J. P. 4683
Meg adizus revolts from Artaxerxes. J. P. 4266
Overcomes the Persians. J. P. 4267
Obteins another victory. J. P. 4268
Is reconciled to the King, and relegated. the same year.
Is again reconciled, and dies. J. P. 4273
Meherdates is made King of Parthia, by Claudius. J. P. 4762
Being conquered, hath his ears cut by Gotarzes. J. P. 4763
Meles reigns in Lydia. J. P. 3967
Memnon betrayes Hermia. J. P. 4369
Takes the Island Chius by Trechery, and dies. J. P. 4381
His image. J. P. 4732
Memphis, the son of Ptolemaeus Euergetes the second, of his sister and wife Cleopatra. J. P. 4570
Is killed by his father, and commanded to be served up to his mother at a feast. J. P. 4585
Menachen is confirmed in his Kingdom by Pueles, King of Assyria. J. P. 3943
Menas Prusias his Legate, incites his son Nicomedes against his father. J. P. 4565
Menelaus circumventing Jason, transfers the High-Priesthood upon himself. A. M. 3832
Conveighs the golden vessels out of the Temple. J. P. 4544
Being convict of the crime, by promising money to Ptolemaeus, he escapes. the same year.
Joynes himself with Eupaters army. A. M. 3841. d.
Chose a death worthy his life. A. M. 3842. a.
Menocharis, the Embassadour, came to Rome. A. M. 3845. c.
Mentor, the betrayer of the Sidonians. J. P. 4363
Conquers the enemies of the Persians. J. P. 4365
Mephibosheth is born. J. P. 3651
Grows lame. J. P. 3659
Mephramuthosis King of Egypt. J. P. 2983
Mephres King of Egypt. J. P. 2971
Merbalus reigns at Tyre. J. P. 4159
Mesessimordatus, King of Babylon. J. P. 4021
Metella, wife to L. Cornelius Sylla, flees from Rome to her husband. J. P. 4629
Metellus takes very many Cities. J. P. 4646
Takes the City Eleuthra by treachery. A. M. 3938
Takes the Island Creta. J. P. 4648
Metellus Scipio obteins the Province of Syria. A. M. 3955
Metellus, who had adhered to Antonius, by the piety of his son is saved. A. M. 3974
Q. Metellus, the Numidian, being banished, studies Phllosophy. A. M. 3906
Being Victor, is called Emperour. J. P. 4645
Triumphs for Crete. J. P. 4652
Meton observes the Solstice, and constitutes the Lunar Cicle. J. P. 4282
Metrodorus, the chief of the Embassy, to Rome. A. M. 3836. b.
Metr…dorus Sceptius is sent Embassadour from Mithridates to Tigranes the Armenian. J. P. 4642
Alive betrayed, dead, honourably buried by Tigranes. The same year.
Metrophanes, tamed by Mithridates, is put to flight by Bryttius. A. M. 3917
M. I.
Micah prophesies. J. P. 4001
Milesians revolt from the Athenians. J. P. 4302
Are besieged land and sea by Cyrus. J. P. 4321
A Milesian woman is condemned for destroying her birth in the womb by Medicines. J. P. 4676
Miltiades, Demetrius his Embassadour, came to Rome. A. M. 3847
Minutius Basillus, one of Caesars percussors, is slain by his servants. J. P. 4670
Misraim, the son of Cham, leads Colonies into Egypt about the year. J. P. 2526
Mithridates is slain. J. P. 4412
Mtihridates wages war. J. P. 4495
Mithridates enters into leage with the Romans. A. M. 3855
Mithridates Eupator is born. J. P. 4579
Succeeds his father Euergetes. A. M. 3881
Mithridates Euergetes, King of Pontus, and the lesse Amenia, is slain by the treachery of his servants. A. M. 3881
Mithridates, King of Pontus, sends Gordias to Rome. A. M. 3913
Cappadocia, which he had enjoyed, is permitted him. J. P. 4623
Prepares war against the Romans. J. P. 4625
Is said to have understood 22 languages. ib.
Sends his son to possesse the Kingdom of Cappadocia. his Generals put to flight Nicomedes. The same year.
They put to flight Aquilius, gets himself a great opinion for his clemency. The same year.
Over-runs the Roman Provinces. A. M. 3916
Receives Magnesia, Mitylene, and Ephesus. ib.
Sends private letters to Ephesus, to all the Satraps, that they should set upon all the Romans together, and having slain them, fling them out without burial. J. P. 4626
Passes into the Island Cous, where he finds Cleopatra's treasure. ib. returns from Rhodes disgracefully. The same year.
The garland of victory being broken, is struck with amazement. A. M. 3917
Hearing of the destruction of his men, begins to suspect his friends. J. P. 4628
Is ejected Galatia. The same year.
Rages against those that revolted from him. J. P. 4629
Bestows liberty on the Graecian Cities. The same year.
Is oppressed by Fimbria, whom he flees. The same year.
He, by Archelaus his means, enters league with Sylla. The same year.
Returning into Pontus, reduces those Cities to his subjection that had revolted from him. J. P. 4630
At last slew his son, whom he had bound in golden chains. The same year.
Prepares an army against the Bosphorans. A. M. 3921
Institutes a wicked feast. A. M. 3923
Subdues Bosphorus. J. P. 4633
Loses two parts of his army. A. M. 3924
Is commanded by Sylla to depart Cappadocia. ib.
Having restored Cappadocia to Ariobarzanes, sends an Embassy to Rome. J. P. 4636
Enters a league with Q. Sertorius. A. M. 3928
Again prepares war against the Romans. A. M. 3929
Being forced to dissolve the siege of Cizicum, he passes over into B…thynia. J. P. 4642
Sailing for Pontus, suffers shipwrack. The same year.
And is carried to Heraclea in Pontus by Seleucus the P…rate. ib.
Fearing to encounter with the Romans, is carried upon the river Hypius. The same year.
His navy is overcome by Triarius. J. P. 4643
He gathers another army, and puts to flight Lucullus. His souldiers are overcome by the Romans, he prepares for his flight, a Horse is administred by his Eunuch for his flight, sends Bacchus, or Bacchides, to kill his Sisters, Wives, and Concubines, his Praefects go over to Lucullus. The same year.
Confers with his son in law Tigranes. J. P. 4645
Is sent back into Pontus with 1000 Horse. ib.
Flees cowardly. J. P. 4646
Invades Armenia, where lighting on the Romans scattering about, he slew them. A. M. 3937
Overcomes M. Fabius. The same year.
Is conquered by Triarius. ib.
Whom he conquered with his Romans, killing above seven thousand of them. J. P. 4647
Is wounded. The same year.
Falling in his courage, he treats with Pompey by Embassadours, concerning terms of peace. J. P. 4648
Being besieged by Pompey, escapes by flight privatly. The same year.
Is routed in a night battle. Goes to a Castle seated between the two Armenias, Distributes mortal poison to his friends, is rejected by Tygranes. The same year.
Travels through the Scythian Nations. J. P. 4649
Sends Embassadours to Pompeius, to promise him tribute, if he would grant him his fathers kingdom, being inflamed with anger, slew his son Epidorus, considers of an expedition into Italy, but his army refuses. A. M. 3940
Spares Pharnaces his son, who was guilty of treason against him. A. M. 3941
Going down to his Wives, Concubines, and daughters, gives them all poison; and when neither poison nor the wound he gave himself, would end him, at length he was slain by an enemy. The same year.
His most esteemed Concubine is taken by Pompey. J. P. 4651
One Mithridates being driven from his kingdom, comes to Gabinius. J. P. 4658
Is slain by his brother Orodes. J. P. 4659
Mithridates, the Pergamenian, gathers much wealth to bring to Caesar, who was in danger at Alexandria. A. M. 3957. a.