4000 AM

1 AD

754 AUC

1 AST

NOTE: There is NO YEAR ZERO (0) Birth of Jesus Christ - Incorrect ? The defective chronology of Dionysius Exiguus (6th century), made the year of the Lord's nativity, 1 AD, to correspond to 754 AUC. JUBILEE NO. 80/31 - No sow, no reap

4001 AM

2 AD

755 AUC

2 AST

First year of first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32.

4002 AM

3 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 222 = 4002.6 years

4005 AM

6 AD

In Palestine, Archelaus banished by Augustus. Judaea incorporated with Syria, under a procurator.

4006 AM

7 AD

In Palestine, Coponius, procurator. Ananus made High Priest.

In England, Catuvellauni under Cunobelin (Cymbeline) conquer Trinovantes, establish capital at Colchester, hold most of South-East Britain, expanding into Sussex and Kent. Cunobelin issues coins with "rex". Catuvellauni monopolize increased trade with the Roman Empire.

4007 AM

8 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 361 = 361 x 11.1 = 4007.1 years End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap

4008 AM

9 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 211 = 4008.9 years Jesus visits Jerusalem at the age of twelve, and converses with the rabbis in the Temple. In Palestine, M. Ambivius, procurator in Judaea.

4011 AM

12 AD

In Palestine, Annius Rufus, procurator in Judaea.

4013 AM

14 AD

In Rome, Accession of Tiberius.

4014 AM

15 AD

In Palestine, Valerius Gratus, procurator in Judaea. Ishmael, and afterwards Elezar, made High Priest. End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap

4015 AM

16 AD

In Palestine, Eleazar deposed for Simon.

4016 AM

17 AD

In Palestine, Simon deposed and Caiaphas made High Priest. Cn. Calpurnius Piso governor of Syria. Terrible earthquakes.

4018 AM

19 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 362 = 362 x 11.1 = 4018.2 years In Palestine - Death of Germanicus near Antioch.

4020 AM

21 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 223 = 4020.6 years

4021 AM

22 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap

4025 AM

26 AD

In Palestine - Pontius Pilate, procurator in Judaea. Ministry of JOHN THE BAPTIST.

4026 AM

27 AD

Baptism of Jesus Christ at the age of 30. His temptation and inauguration of His ministry. (Matt 3.1-6, 13-17; Mark 1.1-11; Luke 3.15-18, 21, 22). First Miracle at CANA in Galilee (John 2.1-11). First Passover (April 9). Discourse with Nicodemus (John 3.1-21). John the Baptist is imprisoned by Herod, the Tetrarch of Galilee (Luke 3.18-20). Christ leaves Judaea for Galilee, and on the way visits Sychar. His discourse with the Samaritan woman; visits Cana, and heals the nobleman's son (Matthew 4.12; Mark 1.14; John 4.46-54). Revisits Nazareth; address at the Synagogue, and escapes with his life (Luke 4.14-30). Gathers four disciples - Andrew, Simon, James and John (Matthew 4.18-22); Mark 1.16-20. First Galilean Circuit with the disciples (Matthew 4.23-25; Mark 1.35-39; Luke 4.42-44).

4026-27 AM

27-28 AD

Sermon on the Mount (probably not one, but separate discourses and sayings collected). Subsequent miracles. Call of Levi or Matthew to be a disciple (Matthew 5; 9.9; Mark 1.40; 2.14; Luke 5.1-28).

4027 AM

28 AD

March 29 - Christ's Second Passover (John 5). Discussions with the Pharisees. Heals the man with a withered hand (Matthew 12.1-13; Mark 2.23; 3.6; Luke 6.1-11). Returns to Galilee and chooses the Apostles (Matthew 10.2-4; Mark 3.13-19; Luke 6 v.12-16. Further miracles. Message from John the Baptist (Matthew 8.5-13; 11.2-30; Luke 7.1-35). Second Galilean Circuit (Luke 8.1-3). Christ's Parabolic teaching (Matthew 13.1-53; Mark 4.1-34; Luke 8.4-18). (These parables were delivered on separate occasions at intervals which cannot be determined.) Quelling of the Storm. Heals the Gadarene demoniac and performs other miracles (Matthew 8.18-34; 9.18-34; Mark 5.1-43; Luke 8.22-56). METONIC CYCLE NO. 212 = 4027.9 years

4028 AM

29 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap  Third Galilean Circuit (Matthew 9.35 foll.; 10.1; Mark 6.7-13; Luke 9.1-6). Feeding of the 5000 (Matthew 14.13-23; Mark 6.30-46; Luke 9.10-17; John 6.1-14). Jesus walks on the sea and quells the storm, afterwards returns to Capernaum and performs many acts of healing (Matthew 14.24-36; Mark 6.47-56; John 6.16-24). Discourse in the Synagogue of Capernaum on the bread of life (John 6.25-71). Third Passover (April 16), Jesus stays in Galilee (John 7.1). Jesus heals the demoniac daughter of the Syro-phoenician woman and a dumb man (Matthew 15.1-30; Mark 7.1-37). Feeding of the 4000 and voyage to Magdala (Matthew 15.31-39; Mark 8.1-9). Jesus prophesies his coming death and resurrection, and subssequent persecution of his disciples. The transfiguration. Healing of a dumb demoniac (Matthew 16.21-23; 17.23; Mark 8.27; 9.31; Luke 9.18-45). Seventy evangelists sent forth (Luke 10.1-20).

At this point in the life of Jesus Christ is it becomes especially difficult to arrange the events with any approximation of their actual sequence. The gospels of John and Luke give the next series of events, in the order: (1) John 7.2 - 8.59 (2) Luke 10.25 - 10.13 (3) John 9.1 - 10.54 According to Wieseler's Chronological synopsis, there are the following parallels: Luke 9.51 - 13.21 runs parallel with John 7.10 - 10.42, the departure of Jesus in Luke 9.51, being the same as that referred to in John 7.10. Luke 8.22 - 17.10 is parallel with John 11.1-54, both having certain common features. Luke 17.11 - 19.28 is parallel with John 11.55 - 12.11. Wieseler attempts to fix the following dates: Jesus leaves Galilee about the time of the Feast of Tabernacles, 15th Tishri - 12 October 29 AD. He reaches Jerusalem and teaches in the Temple in the middle of the feast (ver 14) after having passed through Samaria and sent forth the seventy. On the sabbath of the Feast occur the events described in John 7.14-53, i.e. 22nd Tishri (October 19). On this sabbath also occurred the events of John 8.1,2,12 - 10.21. John 11.1-54 (comp. Luke 13.22 - 17.10) treats of Jesus' last journey but one to Judea. The following is the arrangement of the Synoptic narratives according to Wieseler: Luke 17.11 - 18.14 Mark 10.1-12 ( = Matthew 19.1-12) Luke 18.15-17 ( = Mark 10.13-16; Matt 19.13-15) Luke 18.18-30 ( = Mark 10.17-31; Matt 19.16-19,30) Matthew 20.1-16 Luke 18.31-34 ( = Mark 10.32-34; Matt 20.17-19) Mark 10.35-45 (Matt 20.20-28) Luke 18.35-43 (Mark 10.46-52; Matt 20.29-34) Luke 19.1-10 Luke 19.11-28 (Matt 25.14-30) Others would make the order: John 7.2 - 11.54 Luke 9.51 - 18.14 but difficulties arise with this. Feast of Tabernacles (October) (John 7.2 foll.). Jesus goes to the feast privately. Feast of Dedication (December). John 10.22 - Christ again visits Jerusalem.

4029 AM

30 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 363 = 363 x 11.1 = 4029.3 years Raising of Lazarus (John 11.6-54). March 30. Arrival in Bethany six days before the Passover (John 12.1-9). Christ anointed by Mary (Matthew 26.6-13; Mark 14.3-9; Luke 7.36-50). Plot against Jesus and Lazarus (John 12.10,11). Christ enters Jerusalem and cleanses the Temple (Matthew 21.1-16; Mark 11.1-18; Luke 19.29-48). Parables and Discourses (Matthew 21-25; Mark 11-13; Luke 20,21). Last Passover (April 5) (Matthew 26.1-5; Mark 14.1,2; Luke 22.1,2). Conspiracy of the Jews. Paschal Supper (Matthew 26.1-35; Mark 14.1-31; Luke 22.1-39; John 13.1-38). Discourses in John 14-17. Gethsemane, Betrayal, Trial, Crucifixion, Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus Christ (Matthew 26.36-28; Mark 13.32-16; Luke 22.40-24; John 18-21). Matthias appointed by lot to fill Judas' place (Acts 1). Day of Pentecost and Descent of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2). Imprisonment of Peter and John by order of Sanhedrin (Acts 4).

4030 AM

31 AD

Growth of the Christian community. Death of Ananias and Sapphira. Increasing activity and influence of the Christians awaken the hostility of the Sanhedrin. Imprisonment of the Apostles. They are miraculously liberated and are ultimately allowed to depart by the Sanrehedrin on the advice of Gamaliel.

4033 AM

34 AD

In Palestine - Vitellius, legatus in Syria.

4035 AM

36 AD

In Palestine - Deposition of Pilate. The trial and martyrdom of Stephen (Acts 6.9-7). Rapid growth in numbers of the Christians. They are persecuted by their Jewish brethren, in which persecution Saul takes an active part. Philip the deacon preaches in Samaria; St. Peter and St. John follow. Philip converts the Ethopian eunuch (Acts 8).

Christianity introduced into Britain by Joseph of Arimathea, perhaps forced to flee from the Holy Land by the Jews and Romans because of his exceedingly tender favour towards the Nazarene whom they had crucified. Twelve hides of land were granted at "Glastonbury?" in England. Author Adrian Gilbert in his recently published book (1998) "The Holy Kingdom", writes that these hides were granted at "Glastennen" - a location in Wales. NOTE: From hereon in, through the next decade or two, any reference to the place called "Glastonbury" in England, with regard to Joseph of Arimathea, Mary the mother of Jesus, and the twelve disciples, may actually be the place in Wales called "Glastennen", as revealed by the author Adrian Gilbert. End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap

4036 AM

37 AD

In Rome - Caligula is emporor; Agrippa is released. In Palestine - Cataphas deposed, and Jonathan made High Priest by Vitellius. Conversion of Saul. He spends three years in Arabia.

4037 AM

38 AD

In England - A tradition that Jesus' Wattle Church was erected in "Glastonbury?" In Palestine - Marcellus, procurator in Judea.

4038 AM

39 AD

In Rome - Agrippa endeavours to place his statue in the Temple of Jerusalem. In Palestine - P. Petronius, legatus of Syria. By 39 AD, Jesus' Wattle Church was built at "Glastonbury?" in England, and the twelve hides of land had been granted by the King. SAROS CYCLE NO. 224 = 4038.6 years

4039 AM

40 AD

Paul returns to Jerusalem. The Jews plot to take away his life. He departs for Tarsus (Acts 9). Cessation of persecution and increase of Christian believers. Peter visits and baptises Cornelius, a Roman centurion. Christianity extended to the Gentiles (Acts 10-11.18). Emporor Gaius (Caligula) threatens to invade Britain from Boulogne.

4050 AM

41 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 364 = 364 x 11.1 = 4040.4 years In Rome - Claudius is emporor (41 AD to 54 AD). In Palestine - Herod Agrippa appointed over the kingdom of Judaea and Samaria. Growth in numbers of the Gentile Christians in Antioch. They are visited by Barnabas. They are now first called Christians.

4041 AM

42 AD

In Palestine - Matthias is made High Priest.

4042 AM

43 AD

In Palestine - Elionaeus is High Priest. Paul brought by Barnabas from Tarsus, and they labour together at Antioch. Severe famine prophesied by Agabus (Acts 11.21-30). End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap

From 34 AD through to 54 AD, Rome is continually at war with Britain, but never able to actually conquer her, despite settling there.

4043 AM

44 AD

Herod Agrippa puts James, brother of John, to death, and imprisons Peter. Herod Agrippa dies at Caesarea (Acts 12). Cuspius Fadus, becomes procurator in Judea.

4044 AM

45 AD

In Palestine - Theudas executed, and Joseph becomes High Priest. Paul and Barnabas set apart to preach to the Gentiles. Their first missionary journey (Acts 13, 14).

4045 AM

46 AD

In England, tradition that Mary, the mother of Jesus, arrived in Glastonbury ("Glastennen"?) to settle there. In Palestine - Tiberius Alexander, procurator in Judea.

4046 AM

47 AD

In Palestine, Joseph deposed and Ananias made High Priest by Herod. METONIC CYCLE NO. 313 = 4046.9 years

4047 AM

48 AD

In Palestine, Cumanus becomes Procurator in Judea. Dissensions awakened by the Judaisers at Antioch. Paul and Barnabas sent as representatives to Jerusalem. Decree in favour of Gentile liberty.

4048 AM

49 AD

St. Paul's second missionary journey (49-50 AD) with Silas (Acts 15-17).

4049 AM

50 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 81/32 - No sow, no reap About 50 AD, Julias Caesar instituted the Julian Calendar of 365.25 days per year, made up as 365 days per year, plus one day every fourth year.

4050 AM

51 AD

JUBILEE NO. 81/32 - No sow, no reap

In Palestine, Quadratus, legatus of Syria, deposes Cumanus and sends Ananias, High Priest, a prisoner to Rome. Antonius Felix becomes procurator in Judea. After preaching in Phyrgia, Galatia, Mysia, and Troas, Paul is joined by Luke, and crosses over into Macedonia and visits Philippi, Thessalonica, and Berea, whence Jewish opposition drives him to Athens.

4051 AM

52 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 365 = 365 x 11.1 = 4051.5 years In Rome - Agrippa II (son of Herod Agrippa I) pleads for the Jews at Rome. Paul at Corinth with Aquila and Priscilla. Epistles to Thessalonians.

The noble King Caradoc (Caractacus), in whose favour his aged father Bran had abdicated the British throne, was betrayed into the hands of his enemies, and taken with his father to Rome in 52 AD.   Claudius pardoned him.

4052 AM

53 AD

Preconsulship of Gallio in Achaia. Paul quite Corinth for Ephesus (Acts 18.1-22).

4053 AM

54 AD

In Rome - Nero becomes Emporor. Paul at Jerusalem (54-55 AD). Third missionary journey. Until 55 BC, Britain was almost an unknown land to the Romans who never had ventured out by sea beyond the confines of the Mediterranean.   Up to 52 AD, when Caradoc was betrayed, Britain had remained the only remaining free self-governing land.   It remained thus until 120 AD when, in the days of Hadrian, it was incorporated by Treaty (not by conquest) as a Roman dominion.

4055 AM

56 AD

Paul (56-57 AD) sets out from Antioch for Galatia and Phrygia. Paul at Ephesus for two years. Writes perhaps the First Epistle to the Corinthians, and perhaps also the Epistle to the Galatians. He is compelled by a tumult at Ephesus to leave for Macedonia (Acts 18.23-29). Paul writes Second Epistle to Corinthians (and about this time perhaps the Epistle to the Galatians). Paul reaches Corinth probably at the end of the year.

4056 AM

57 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 225 = 4056.6 years

4057 AM

58 AD

Paul stays three months at Corinth. Epistle to the Romans. He quits Corinth in the early part of the year, returns to Macedonia, revisits Philippi in company with Luke, and departs after Passover (Acts 20.1-6). He leaves Troas, bids farewell to Ephesian elders at Miletus (Acts 20.7-38). He visits Tyre, then Caesarea, and arrives at Jerusalem before Pentecost. Violent outburst of feeling against Paul. He is rescued by Claudius Lysias at the head of his troops. Defends himself before the Jews; is sent to Caesarea. Defends himself before Felix (Acts 21-24). End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap.

4058 AM

59 AD

In Palestine - Ishmael is made High Priest in place of Ananias.

4059 AM

60 AD

In Palestine - Felix is recalled; Porcius Festus becomes procurator. Paul still prisoner at Caesarea. Defends himself before Festus and Agrippa (Acts 25-26). He is delivered with other prisoners to the centurion Julius. Voyage to Rome. Shipwreck at Melita, where he winters.

4060 AM

61 AD

Paul sails for Rome. Visits Syracuse, Rhegium, Puteoli. At length he reaches Rome, and is placed under custody of the Pretorian prefect Burrus. Lives two years in his hired house (Acts 27,28).

4061 AM

62 AD

During 52-63 AD, Paul writes Epistles to the Ephesians and Colossians, to Philemon, and to Philippians.

4062 AM

63 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 366 = 366 x 11.1 years = 4062.6 years

4063 AM

64 AD

Neronian Persecution. The martyrdom of St. Paul is placed by most authorities somewhere between 64-66 AD. Conybeare and Howson place it in 68 AD. This is complicated with another difficult question, namely, the date of the Pastorial Epistles. This is a very intricate question.

4064 AM

65 AD

End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4065 AM

66 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 214 = 4065.9 years

4069 AM

70 AD

JERUSALEM FALLS TO THE ROMANS

4070 AM

71 AD

Enc. Britannica - " In Plutarch's dialogue concerning the features of the Moon's disk, one of the characters, named Lucius, deduces from the phases of the Moon and the phenomenon of eclipses a similarity between the Earth and the Moon and illustrates his argument by means of a recent eclipse of the Sun, 'which, beginning just after noon, showed us plainly many stars in all parts of the heavens, and produced a chill in the temperature like that of twilight.' "This eclipse has been identified with one that occurred on 20th March 71 AD, which was total in Greece. Whether Plutarch is describing a real, and therefore datable, event or is merely basing his description on accounts written by earlier authors has been disputed, however. Later in the same dialogue, Lucius refers to a brightness that appears around the Moon's rim in total eclipses of the Sun. This is one of the earliest known allusions to the solar corona. Plutarch was unusually interested in eclipses, and his "Parallel Lives", an account of the deeds and character of illustrious Greeks and Romans, contains many references to both lunar and solar eclipses of considerable historical importance. There also are frequent records of eclipses in other ancient Greek literature."

4071 AM

72 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4073 AM

74 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 367 = 367 x 11.1 = 4073.7 years

4074 AM

75 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 226 = 4074.7 years

4078 AM

79 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4084 AM

85 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 368 = 368 x 11.1 = 4084.8 years METONIC CYCLE NO. 215 = 4084.9 years

4085 AM

86 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4092 AM

93 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 227 = 4092.7 years End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4095 AM

96 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 369 = 369 x 11.1 = 4095.9 yeears The period 96-180 AD saw the conquests of Pagan Rome

4099 AM

100 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4100 AM

101 AD

JUBILEE NO. 82/33 - No sow, no reap

4103 AM

104 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 216 = 4103.9 years

4107 AM

108 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 370 = 370 x 11.1 = 4107 years End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4110 AM

111 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 228 = 4110.7 years

4114 AM

115 AD

Sunspot Repeating Cycle and Magnetic Field Shift "1 bit" = 187 x 22 = 4114 years End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4118 AM

119 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 371 = 371 x 11.1 = 4118.1 years

Enc. Britannica - In China "the Hou-Han shu (History of the Later Han Dynasty) contains the following account under a year corresponding to AD 119-120: 'On the day wu-wu, the 1st day of the 12th lunar month, the Sun was eclipsed; it was almost complete. On the Earth it became like evening. It was 11 degrees in the constellation of the Maid. The woman ruler (i.e. the Empress Dowager) showed aversion to it. Two years and three months later, Teng, the Empress Dowager, died.' "The date of this eclipse on the Chinese calendar is equivalent to 18th January AD 120. On this exact day there had occurred an eclipse of the Sun that was very large in China. Such chronological precision is typical of almost all Chinese records of celestial phenomena. The above-cited text is particularly interesting because it clearly describes an obscuration of the Sun, which, though causing dusk conditions, was not quite total where it was seen. The place of observation was probably Lo-yang, the Chinese capital of the time. With regard to the accompanying prognostication, it should be pointed out that a delay of two or three years between the occurrence of a celestial omen and its presumed fulfillment is quite typical of chinese astrology."

4121 AM

122 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4122 AM

123 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 217 = 4122.9 years ANTI-DILUVIAN CYCLE NO. 31

4128 AM

129 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 229 = 4128.8 years End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4129 AM

130 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 372 = 372 x 11.1 = 4129.2 years

4135 AM

136 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4140 AM

141 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 373 = 373 x 11.1 = 4140.3 years

4141 AM

142 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 218 = 4141.9 years

4142 AM

143 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4146 AM

147 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 230 = 4146.8 years

4149 AM

150 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 83/34 - No sow, no reap

4150 AM

151 AD

JUBILEE NO. 84/34 - No sow, no reap

4151 AM

152 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 374 = 374 x 11.1 = 4151.4 years

4157 AM

158 AD

End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap

4160 AM

161 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 219 = 4160.9 years

4162 AM

163 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 375 = 375 x 11.1 = 4162.5 years

4164 AM

165 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 231 = 4164.9 years End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap

4171 AM

172 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap

4173 AM

174 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 376 = 376 x 11.1 = 4173.6 years

4178 AM

179 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap

4179 AM

180 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 220 = 4179.9 years

4182 AM

183 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 232 = 4182.9 years

4184 AM

185 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 377 = 377 x 11.1 = 4184.7 years From 185-284 AD, there were Roman quarrels and Civil Wars

4185 AM

186 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap

4192 AM

193 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap

4195 AM

196 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 378 = 378 x 11.1 = 4195.8 years

4198 AM

199 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 221 = 4198.9 years

4199 AM

200 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 84/35 - No sow, no reap Between 200-250 AD, the Roman Empire experienced a period of heavy taxation under Emporer Caracalla, etc.

4200 AM

201 AD

JUBILEE NO. 84/35 - No sow, no reap SAROS CYCLE NO. 233 - 4200.9 years

4206 AM

207 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 379 = 379 x 11.1 = 4206.9 years

4207 AM

208 AD

End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4214 AM

215 AD

End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4217 AM

218 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 222 = 4217.9 years

4218 AM

219 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 380 = 380 x 11.1 = 4218 years SAROS CYCLE NO. 234 = 4218.9 years

4221 AM

222 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4228 AM

229 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4229 AM

230 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 381 = 381 x 11.1 = 4229.1 years

4235 AM

236 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4236 AM

237 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 223 = 4236.9 years

4237 AM

238 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 235 = 4237.0 years

4240 AM

241 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 382 = 382 x 11.1 = 4240.2 years

4242 AM

243 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4247 AM

248 AD

It is now 1000 years since Rome was founded in 753 BC. Rome attracts men and ideas from all over the Meditteranean. She has become a meeting place and a melting pot, rather than the home of an existing people. After 1000 years she has incorporated every other civilised community from Britain to Arabia. Rome is cosmopolitan and "all the world is Roman".

4249 AM

250 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 85/36 - No sow, no reap The period 250-300 AD in the old Roman Empire saw a period of plagues, famine and death.

4250 AM

251 AD

JUBILEE NO. 85/36 - No sow, no reap

4251 AM

252 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 383 = 383 x 11.1 = 4251.3 years

4255 AM

256 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 236 = 4255.O years METONIC CYCLE NO. 224 = 4255.9 years ANTI-DILUVIAN CYCLE NO. 32

4257 AM

258 AD

End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4262 AM

263 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 384 = 384 x 11.1 = 4262.4 years

4264 AM

265 AD

End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4271 AM

272 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4273 AM

274 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 237 = 4273.0 years Sunspot Cycle No. 385 = 385 x 11.1 = 4273.5 years

4274 AM

275 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 225 = 4274.9 years

4278 AM

279 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4284 AM

285 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 386 = 386 x 11.1 = 4284.6 years

4285 AM

286 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4291 AM

292 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 238 = 4291.0 years

4292 AM

293 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4293 AM

294 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 226 = 4293.9 years

4295 AM

296 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 387 = 387 x 11.1 = 4295.7 years

4299 AM

300 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4300 AM

301 AD

JUBILEE NO. 86/37 - No sow, no reap

4301 AM

302 AD

Sunspot Repeating Cycle and Magnetic Field Shift "1 bit" = 187 x 23 = 4301 years

4302 AM

303 AD

In the Roman Empire, there was ten years of persecution (303-313 AD) under Diocletian who in 303 AD, issued an edict decreeing the destruction of all Christian churches. Then followed terrible persecution lasting ten years until Constantine's accession to power in 313 AD.

4306 AM

307 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 388 = 388 x 11.1 = 4306.8 years

4307 AM

308 AD

End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4309 AM

310 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 239 = 4309.1 years

4312 AM

313 AD

The Edict of Milan - Constantine the Great. The fourth to the seventh centuries were the ages of the great ecumenical councils. Constantine's accession to power in the Roman Empire. At the close of the ten years' persecution, the great Emperor "Constantine" who had been converted to Christianity, defeated the pagan Emperors and issued a decree of toleration to all Christians upon his accession in the year 313 AD. During the next twenty years Christianity became steadily more and more popular until by 337 AD a very large percentage of the population of the Roman Empire had become professing Christians. METONIC CYCLE NO. 227 = 4312.9 years

4314 AM

315 AD

End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4317 AM

318 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 389 = 389 x 11.1 = 4317.9 years

4321 AM

322 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4327 AM

328 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 240 = 4327.1 years

4328 AM

329 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4329 AM

330 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 390 = 390 x 11.1 = 4329 years

4331 AM

332 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 228 = 4331.9 years

4335 AM

336 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4340 AM

341 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 391 = 391 x 11.1 = 4340.1 years

4342 AM

343 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4345 AM

346 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 241 = 4345.1 years

4349 AM

350 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 87/38 - No sow, no reap

4350 AM

351 AD

JUBILEE NO. 87/38 - No sow, no reap METONIC CYCLE NO. 229 = 4350.9 years

4351 AM

352 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 392 = 392 x 11.1 = 4351.2 years

4357 AM

358 AD

End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4362 AM

363 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 393 = 393 x 11.1 = 4362.3 years

4363 AM

364 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 242 = 4363.1 years

4364 AM

365 AD

End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4369 AM

370 AD

METONIC CYCLE 230 = 4369.9 years

4371 AM

372 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4373 AM

374 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 394 = 394 x 11.1 = 4373.4 years

4378 AM

379 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4381 AM

382 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 243 = 4381.2 years

4384 AM

385 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 395 = 395 x 11.1 = 4384.5 years

4385 AM

386 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4388 AM

389 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 231 = 4388.9 years ANTI-DILUVIAN CYCLE NO. 33

4392 AM

393 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4394 AM

395 AD

From 395 AD onwards, Western Rome came under the rule of the Emperor Honorius; and Eastern Rome came under the rule of the Emperor Arcadius (on 17th January 395 AD) from whom its name "Arcadia" originated. The Eastern half of Rome broke all allegiance to its previous ruling centre, the city of Rome in the West. Western Rome became divided further at a much later date (476 AD), nearly a century after the split into the two halves in 395 AD.

4395 AM

396 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 396 = 396 x 11.1 = 4395.6 years

4399 AM

400 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 244 = 4399.2 years End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 88/39 - No sow, no reap 400-410 AD the Goths attacked Gaul, Spain and Italy; a conquest of Western Rome was completed by 476 AD.

4400 AM

401 AD

JUBILEE NO. 88/39 - No sow, no reap

4406 AM

407 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 397 = 397 x 11.1 = 4406.7 years

4407 AM

408 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 232 = 4407.9 years End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4409 AM

410 AD

The Romans leave Britain.

4414 AM

415 AD

End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4417 AM

418 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 245 = 4417.2 years Sunspot Cycle No. 398 = 398 x 11.1 = 4417.8 years

4421 AM

422 AD

End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4424 AM

425 AD

425-470 AD the Vandals, under Genseric, fight round the Mediterranean.

4426 AM

427 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 233 = 4426.9 years

4428 AM

429 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 399 = 399 x 11.1 = 4428.9 years End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4435 AM

436 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 246 = 4435.3 years End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4440 AM

441 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 400 = 400 x 11.1 = 4440 years

4442 AM

443 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4445 AM

446 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 234 = 4445.9 years

4446 AM

447 AD

Enc. Britannica - " Hydatius, bishop of Chaves (in Portugal), was one of the few known chroniclers of the early Middle Ages. He seems to have had an unusual interest in eclipses, and he recounted the occurrence of five such events (involving both the Sun and the Moon) between 447 AD and 464 AD. In each case, only brief details are given, and Hydatius gives the years of occurrence in terms of the Olympiads (i.e. reckoning time from the first Olympic Games, in 776 BC). During the total lunar eclipe of 2nd March 462 AD (this date is known to be accurate), the Moon is said to have been 'turned into blood'. Statements of this kind are common throughout the Middle Ages, presumably inspired by the Old Testament allusion in Joel 2.31. Similar descriptions, however, are occasionally found in non-Christian sources as, for example, a Chinese one of 498 AD."

4449 AM

450 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4450 AM

451 AD

JUBILEE NO. 89/40 - No sow, no reap

4451 AM

452 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 401 = 401 x 11.1 = 4451.1 years

4453 AM

454 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 247 - 4453.3 years

4457 AM

458 AD

End first Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4461 AM

462 AD

Enc. Britannica - "During the total lunar eclipe of 2nd March 462 AD (this date is known to be accurate), the Moon is said to have been 'turned into blood'." (See 447 AD above).

4462 AM

463 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 402 = 402 x 11.1 = 4462.2 years

4464 AM

465 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 235 = 4464.9 years End second Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4471 AM

472 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 248 = 4471.3 years End third Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4473 AM

474 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 403 = 403 x 11.1 = 4473.3 years

4475 AM

476 AD

Heruli conquered Rome, banishing Romulus-Augustus. The Pagan Roman Empire virtually collapsed at the hand of the Goths but such Roman power as was still acknowledged was centred in the rival capital Constantinople for the next 130 years or so.

4478 AM

479 AD

End fourth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4483 AM

484 AD

METONIC CYCLE NO. 236 = 4483.9 years

4484 AM

485 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 404 = 404 x 11.1 = 4484.4 years

4485 AM

486 AD

End fifth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4488 AM

489 AD

Sunspot Repeating Cycle and Magnetic Field Shift "1 bit" = 187 x 24 = 4488 years

4489 AM

490 AD

SAROS CYCLE NO. 249 = 4489.4 years

4492 AM

493 AD

End sixth Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4495 AM

496 AD

Sunspot Cycle No. 405 = 405 x 11.1 = 4495.5 years

4499 AM

500 AD

End seventh Sabbatic Week of Jubilee 90/41 - No sow, no reap

4500 AM

501 AD

JUBILEE NO. 90/41 - No sow, no reap

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