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
The Swiss cantons begin 1307
Edward II. succeeds to the English crown 1307
Translation of the holy see to Avignon, which alienation
continues 68 years, till the return of Gregory XI. 1308
Andronicus adopts, as his colleagues, Manuel, and his
grandson the younger Andronicus. Manuel dying, Andronicus
revolts against his grandfather, who abdicates 1320
Edward III. succeeds in England ♦1327
♦ ‘1337’ replaced with ‘1327’
First comet observed, whose course is described with
exactness, in June 1337
About this time flourished Leo Pilatus, a Greek professor
at Florence, Barlaam, Petrarch, Boccace, and Manuel
Chrysoloras, where may be fixed the era of the revival
of Greek literature in Italy 1339
Andronicus is succeeded by his son John Palæologus in the
ninth year of his age. John Cantacuzene, who had been
left guardian of the young prince, assumes the purple.
First passage of the Turks into Europe 1341
The knights and burgesses of parliament first sit in the
same house 1342
The battle of Crecy, August 26th 1346
Seditions of Rienzi at Rome, and his elevation to the
tribuneship 1347
Order of the Garter in England established April 23rd 1349
The Turks first enter Europe 1352
Cantacuzene abdicates the purple 1355
The battle of Poictiers, September 19th 1356
Law pleadings altered from French into English as a favour
from Edward III. to his people, in his 50th year 1362
Rise of Timour, or Tamerlane, to the throne of Samarcand,
and his extensive conquests till his death, after a reign
of 35 years 1370
Accession of Richard II. to the English throne 1377
Manuel succeeds his father John Palæologus 1391
Accession of Henry IV. in England. The learned men of
this century were Peter Apono, Flavio, Dante, Arnoldus
Villa, Nicholas Lyra, William Occam, Nicephoras Gregoras,
Leontius Pilatus, Matthew of Westminster, Wickliff,
Froissart, Nicholas Flamel, &c. 1399
Henry IV. is succeeded by his son Henry V. 1413
Battle of Agincourt, October 25th 1415
The island of Madeira discovered by the Portuguese 1420
Henry VI. succeeds to the throne of England. Constantinople
is besieged by Amurath II. the Turkish emperor 1422
John Palæologus II. succeeds his father Manuel 1424
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