A[nno] lxxvo
A[nno] lxxvio
A[nno] lxxviio
A[nno] lxxviiio
A[nno] lxxixo Vespasiano cum
regnasset annis ix mensibus xi diebus xxti duobus
successit Titus filius eius, uir
omnium uirtutum mirabilis, qui regnauit annis
iibus & totidem mensibus. Hic amphiteatrum
Ro
mę edificauit, in cuius dedicatione vm ferarum
occidit.
A[nno] lxxxo
A[nno] lxxxio Tito cum
regnasset annis duobus & totidem mensibus Domicianus frater eius succedit
& regnat
annis xiii & dimidio. Hic secundus post Neronem Christianos
persequitur, sub quo Iohannes apostolus in Pathmos insu
lam relegatur, qui &
ipsum Iohannem fertur in feruentis olei dolium misisse.
A[nno] lxxxiio Linus papa
martirio coronatur, & Cletus in cathedram subrogatur.
A[nno] lxxxiiio
A[nno] lxxxiiiio
¶Beatus Nichomedes presbyter pro Christo martirium passus est.
A[nno] lxxxvo
A[nno] lxxxvio
A[nno] lxxxviio
A[nno] lxxxviiio
A[nno] lxxxixo
A[nno] xco
A[nno] xcio
A[nno] xciio
A[nno] xciiio
A[nno]
xciiiio Domiciano qui regnauit annis xiii mensibus v
succedit Nerua anno uno regna
turus & mensibus iiiior. Hic primo edicto suo cunctos exules reuocauit. Unde & Iohannes
apostolus
In the 75th year
In the 76th year
In the 77th year
In the 78th year
In the 79th year, when
Vespasian had reigned for 9 years, 11 months and 22 days, his son Titus succeeded
[as emperor]: a man with every admirable ability, who reigned for 2 years and as
many months. He built Rome’s amphitheatre: at its dedication he killed 5,000 wild
animals.
In the 80th year
In the 81st year, when Titus
had reigned for two years and as many months, Domitian his brother succeeded [as
emperor], and reigns for 13 years and a half. He, second after Nero, persecutes
Christians. Under him the apostle John is banished to the island of Patmos; it is
also said that this John had been dropped into a vat of boiling oil.1
In the 82nd year Pope Linus
is crowned as a martyr, and Cletus is elected into the papal see.
In the 83rd year
In the 84th year
¶The blessed Nichomedes the priest suffered martyrdom for
Christ.
In the 85th year
In the 86th year
In the 87th year
In the 88th year
In the 89th year
In the 90th year
In the 91st year
In the 92nd year
In the 93rd year
In the 94th year, after Domitian—who reigned for 13 years and 5
months—Nerva succeeded, going on to reign for one year and four months. In his first
edict he called back all exiles. And as a result of this, the apostle John