The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle by Unknown
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having after much fighting gained many of the chief towns, went
back into Gaul (8). ((B.C. 60. Before the incarnation of Christ sixty years, Gaius Julius the emperor, first of the Romans, sought the land of Britain; and he crushed the Britons in battle, and overcame them; and nevertheless he was unable to gain any empire there.)) A.D. 1. Octavianus reigned fifty-six winters; and in the forty- second year of his reign Christ was born. Then three astrologers from the east came to worship Christ; and the children in Bethlehem were slain by Herod in persecution of Christ. A.D. 3. This year died Herod, stabbed by his own hand; and Archelaus his son succeeded him. The child Christ was also this year brought back again from Egypt. A.D. 6. From the beginning of the world to this year were agone five thousand and two hundred winters. A.D. 11. This year Herod the son of Antipater undertook the government in Judea. A.D. 12. This year Philip and Herod divided Judea into four kingdoms. ((A.D. 12. This year Judea was divided into four tetrarchies.)) A.D. 16. This year Tiberius succeeded to the empire. |
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