Chronicle

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Chronicle is an early Christian universal history by Eusebius of Caesarea that synchronizes biblical events with secular historical timelines.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian universal history
chronicle
historical work
aim to synchronize biblical events with secular historical timelines
alternativeTitle Chronicle of Eusebius
Chronicon
associatedWith Constantinian era
author Eusebius of Caesarea
Book1Content summary of historical narratives from various peoples
Book2Content parallel chronological tables of different nations
dateWritten early 4th century
eraSystemUsed Olympiads
biblical genealogies
regnal years of kings
field ancient history
chronology
church history
genre chronography
universal history
hasPart Canons (Book 2)
Chronography (Book 1)
historicalMethod comparative chronology
influenced Byzantine chronography
Jerome's Chronicon
medieval Christian historiography
manuscriptTradition complex and fragmentary
notableFeature synchronization of biblical and pagan chronologies
use of regnal years and Olympiads
originalLanguage Greek
placeOfComposition Caesarea Maritima
preservationStatus partially lost in original Greek
relatedWork Ecclesiastical History
religiousPerspective Christian apologetic
religiousTradition Christianity
structure two books
subject biblical history
secular history
survivesIn Armenian translation
Greek fragments
Latin translation by Jerome
timePeriodCovered from Creation to the time of Constantine the Great
usedFor dating biblical events
reconstructing ancient chronologies
usesSource Hellenistic chronographers
Josephus
Julius Africanus
Septuagint

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Eusebius of Caesarea
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