A[nno] colxxxvo
A[nno] colxxxvio Origenes nascitur.
A[nno] colxxxviio ¶Hyreneus episcopus Lugdunensis discipulus beati Policarpi
insignis habetur.
A[nno] colxxxviiio
A[nno] colxxxixo
A[nno] coxco
A[nno] coxcio
A[nno] cox\c/iio
A[nno] cox\c/iiio Lucio Antonino Commodo cum regnasset
annis xiii post mortem patris successit Helyus Perti
nax, & regnat mensibus
vii. Quo Iuliani iurisperiti scelere occiso regnat idem Iulianus mense uno;
A[nno] coxciiiio victo
Iuliano a Seuero apud pontem Maluem bello ciuili, & interfecto idem Seuerus
Perti
nax regnum optinuit xvii annis. Iste in Britannia magnum firmissimumque
uallum crebris turribus
communitum per cxxii milia passuum, a mari ad mare
duxit qui & Eboraci obiit.
A[nno] coxcvo
A[nno] coxvio1
A[nno] coxviio2 Eleutherio papa
decedente, succedit Sanctus Uictor x annis iibus
mensibus x diebus ponti
ficatum tenens. Hic datis late libellis constituit
pascha die dominico celebrari, sicut & predeces
sor eius Eleutherius
xiiiia luna, ibi mensis xxi.3 Cuius decretis fauens Theophiluus4
Ceraseę5 Palestinę
episcopus scripsit aduersus eos qui xiiiia luna pascha
celebrabant, cum ceteris qui in eodem concilio aderant episcopis
synodicam
& ualde utilem epistolam.
A[nno] coxcoviiio
A[nno] coxcixo
¶Clemens Alexandrine ęcclesię presbyter & Panthenus stoicus
phylosophus disputa
cione nostri dogmatis disertissimi habentur. Narcissus
Ierosolimorum episcopus & Theophilus Cesarien
sis Polica\r/pus quoque & Baculus Asyanę pruincię episcopi clari habentur.
Persecutione in Christianos
plurimi per diuersas prouintias inter quos
Leonides pater Origenis martyrio coronati
A[nno] coxc ¶sunt.
A[nno] cocoio
A[nno] ccoiio
In the 185th year
In the 186th year Origen is
born.
In the 187th year ¶Ireneus bishop of Lyon, disciple of the blessed
Polycarp,1 is held in high regard.
In the 188th year
In the 189th year
In the 190th year
In the 191st year
In the 192nd year
In the 193rd year, when
Lucius Antoninus Commodus had reigned 13 years after the death of his father, Helius
Pertinax succeeded, and reigns for 7 months. After he was killed by the crime of
Julian the jurist, the same Julian reigns for one month.
In the 194th year, after Julian was defeated at the Milvian Bridge
by Severus in a civil war,2 and slain, the same Severus Pertinax possessed
the realm for 17 years. In Britain he constructed a great and most secure structure,
fortified with frequent towers, for 122,000 steps from sea to sea; and he died at
York.
In the 195th year
In the 116th year3
In the 117th year, after Pope
Eleutherius is taken away, St Victor succeeded, holding the papacy for 10 years, 2
months [and] 10 days. After documents had been issued extensively, he determined
that Easter is to be celebrated on a Sunday, just as his predecessor Eleutherius:
the 14th moon at that point of the month 21.4 Theophilus, bishop of
Caesarea5 of
Palestine, approving these decrees of Victor, wrote a synodical and powerfully
effective letter against those who were celebrating Easter on the 14th moon, with the other bishops who were present at the
same council.
In the 198th year
In the 199th year
¶Clement, priest of the church of Alexandria and Panthenus the
Stoic philosopher debated our clearest doctrine. Narcissus bishop of Jerusalem and
Theophilus of Caesarea and also Polycarp and Bacchylus were regarded outstanding
bishops of the Asian province. In the persecution against Christians very many
throughout different provinces, among them Leonidas father of Origen, were crowned
with ¶martyrdom.
In the 200th year
In the 201st year
In the 202nd year