Chronicle (Chronicon)

Alexandra Salome, wife of Alexander original: "Alexãdra Saluia Alexãdri vxor"; referring to the Hasmonean Queen of Judea. . 77.
Alexandria . 136.
Alyattes, 2nd King of the Lydians . 56
Alyattes, 8th King of the Lydians . 61
Alfonso, King of the Aragonese and of Sicily Alfonso V of Aragon, known as "the Magnanimous." . 152.
Alfonso, King of Spain . 136
Alfonso, King of the Aragonese . 155
Alfonso, King of the Aragonese . 152
Alfonso, King of the Aragonese 155.
Alfonso, son of King Ferdinand . 159
Alfonso, King of Naples 170.
Altadas, King of the Assyrians . 23.
Amazons . 42
Amazons . 43.
Ambrias . 47.
Ambrose, Abbot of the Camaldolese Ambrogio Traversari, a key humanist scholar and theologian of the 15th century. . 152
Amaziah original: "Amessias", King of Judah. . 40.
Amenophis Pharaoh of Egypt. . 49
Amenophis . 27
Amenophis . 38
Amenophis . 24
Amos the prophet . 52.
Murad, Emperor of the Turks original: "Amoratus"; likely Murad II. 153.
Amphion . 33
Amphion . 35
Amphitheater of Titus The Colosseum in Rome. . 87.
Amphitheater of Volterra and others original: "Vulcanialiorũ"; likely referring to the amphitheater at Volterra or a similar site mentioned in the chronologies. . 93
Amphitheater in Rome burned . 94
Anna, a certain distinguished virgin . 175
Anacletus the bishop . 87.
Anacletus, the Supreme Pontiff Pontifex Maximus: In this context, used as a title for the Pope. . 89.
Anacreon, the lyric poet . 63.
Amasis original: "Anamazis"; likely Pharaoh Amasis II of Egypt. . 63
Hananiah the prophet original: "Ananias". . 60.
Anastasius, Bishop of the Roman Church . 103
Anastasius the Pope . 112.
Anastasius the Pope . 136
Anastasius, the 29th Emperor . 120.
Anastasius the martyr . 156.
Anaxagoras the philosopher . 65.
Anaxagoras the philosopher . 66.

Anaxilaus of Larissa A Pythagorean philosopher and physician. . 81
Anaxilaus of Miletus . 62
Anaximenes, natural philosopher . 60
Anaximenes the philosopher . 63
Ancus Marcius, 4th King of the Romans . 60
Adelchis, Duke of the Beneventans original: "Andalifius". . 126
Adelchis original: "Andelgifius". . 123
Ethelwulf, King of England original: "Andulphus". . 125.
Andrew, King of Pannonia Pannonia refers to the region of modern-day Hungary. . 132.
Andrew, King of Apulia Andrew, Duke of Calabria, King of Naples. . 146
Andrea Vendramin Doge of Venice from 1476 to 1478. . 163.
The head of Andrew the Apostle . 157
Androgeos . 38
Angelo Poliziano A famous Italian humanist and poet, tutor to the Medici family. 170
The English . 143.
Annaeus Lucanus Lucan, the Roman poet. . 86
Annaeus Gallio Brother of Seneca and proconsul of Achaia. . 86
Annianus, Bishop of the Church of Alexandria . 86
Anicetus, Bishop of the Roman Church 90.
Years of Abraham . 18
Years of Abraham . 19
Years of Abraham . 19.
Years of Isaac . 19.
Years of Isaac . 20.
Years of Isaac . 21.
Years of Isaac . 22.
Years of Jacob . 21.
Years of Jacob . 22.
Years of Jacob . 33.
Jubilee years . 19
Years of Joseph . 21.
Years of Joseph . 23.
Years of Joseph . 24.
Years of Moses . 27.
Years of Moses . 28.
Years of the Promise Anni repromiffionis: A chronological marker used by Eusebius to count the years following God's promise to Abraham. 18.
Years of the Promise . 19
Years of the Promise . 19.
Years of the Promise 20.
Years of the Promise 21.
Years of the Promise 22.