A classical dictionary: containing a copious account of all the proper names mentioned in ancient authors with tables of coins, weights, and measures used among the Greeks and Romans and a chronological tableLemprière, John
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A classical dictionary: containing a copious account of all the proper names mentioned in ancient authors with tables of coins, weights, and measures used among the Greeks and Romans and a chronological table
Lemprière, John
Classical dictionaries
He is put to death by Philip, who succeeds, and makes peace
with Sapor the next year. About this time flourished
Censorius, and Gregory Thaumaturgus 244
Philip killed, and succeeded by Decius. Herodian flourished 249
The seventh persecution against the christians 250
Decius succeeded by Gallus 251
A great pestilence over the empire 252
Gallus dies, and is succeeded by Æmilianus, Valerianus, and
Gallienus. In the reign of Gallus flourished St. Cyprian
and Plotinus 254
The eighth persecution against the christians 257
The empire is harassed by 30 tyrants successively 258
Valerian is taken by Sapor and flayed alive 260
Odenatus governs the east for Gallienus 264
The Scythians and Goths defeated by Cleodamus and Athenæus 267
Gallienus killed, and succeeded by Claudius. In this reign
flourished Longinus, Paulus Samosatenus, &c. 268
Claudius conquers the Goths, and kills 300,000 of them.
Zenobia takes possession of Egypt 269
Aurelian succeeds 270
The ninth persecution against the christians 272
Zenobia defeated by Aurelian at Edessa 273
Dacia ceded to the Barbarians by the emperor 274
Aurelian killed, and succeeded by Tacitus, who died after a
reign of six months, and was succeeded by Florianus, and,
two months after, by Probus 275
Probus makes an expedition into Gaul 277
He defeats the Persians in the east 280
Probus is put to death, and succeeded by Carus, and his
sons Carinus and Numerianus 282
Diocletian succeeds 284
The empire attacked by the Barbarians of the north.
Diocletian takes Maximianus as his imperial colleague 286
Britain recovered, after a tyrant’s usurpation of 10 years.
Alexandria taken by Diocletian 296
The tenth persecution against the christians, which
continues 10 years 303
Diocletian and Maximianus abdicate the empire, and live in
retirement, succeeded by Constantius Chlorus and Galerius
Maximianus the two Cæsars. About this period flourished
Julius Capitolinus, Arnobius, Gregory and Hermogenes the
lawyers, Ælius Spartianus, Hierocles, Flavius Vopiscus,
Trebellius Pollio, &c. 304
Constantius dies, and is succeeded by his son 306
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