In the year in which almighty God deigned for the sake of mankind to become a man, Octavian Caesar, second Augustus of the Romans, caused the whole of the world to be taxed in the 42^nd year of his reign.

In the 2^nd year of the Lord’s incarnation, infants in the territory of Bethlehem were slaughtered by Herod because of Christ.

In the 3^rd year of the Lord, John son of Zebedee is born of the sister [of Jesus]’s mother.

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In the 5^th year

In the 6^th year, Herod, killer of infants, perished, wasting to death from dropsy, and teeming with maggots; and Archelaus his son reigned instead of him.
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In the 11^th year

In the 12^th year Jesus went up with his parents on the ceremonial day of Passover in the Lord’s temple in Jerusalem. As they are departing, the boy Jesus stayed on in Jerusalem without their knowledge. They returned, however, and, searching [for him], he was found after three days in the temple among the rabbis, listening to them, and asking questions; they indeed were astonished by his exceeding wisdom and replies.
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In the 16^th [year], when Octavius Caesar Augustus had reigned for 56 years and 6 months, Tiberius his stepson succeeded [as emperor]: he is the son of his wife Livia from her previous husband. In the same year before Augustus died, Archelaus was denounced to Augustus and banished to Vienne, and instead of him his four brothers—Herod, Antipater, Lisias, Philip—are appointed tetrarchs.¹

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