Hydatius: Fasti

245 [a] Bruto et Collatino.
246 Publicola et Lucretio
247 Publicola II et Publilio [Al. Pulvillo],
248 Omissi Lartius et Exquilinus.
249 Omissi Valerius et Tubertus.

245 [a] Brutus and Collatinus.
246 Publicola and Lucretius
247 Publicola 2 and Publilius [Alt. Pulvillus],
248 Omitted: Lartius and Esquilinus.
249 Omitted: Valerius and Tubertus.

250 Publicola III et Lucretio II.
251 Menenio Agrippa et Postumio.
252 Tricosto et Vitellino [Al. Viscellino].
253 Aurunco et Flavo.
254 Camerino et Longo (Cic.in Bruto n. 62) .
255 Helva et Gemino.

250 Publicola 3 and Lucretius 2.
251 Menenius Agrippa and Postumius.
252 Tricostus and Vitellinus [Al. Viscellinus].
253 Auruncus and Flavus.
254 Camerinus and Longus (Cic.in Brutus no. 62) .
255 Helva and Geminus.

256 Flavo et Sifulo [Al. Siculo].
257 Atratino et Augurino.
258 Albo et Coelimontano.
259 Sabino et Prisco.

256 Flavus and Sifulus [Others: Siculus].
257 Atratinus and Augurinus.
258 Albus and Coelimontanus.
259 Sabinus and Priscus.

260 Coelimontano II et Vitellino III [Al. Gemino II].
261 Aurunco II et Vitellino.
262 Macrino [Al. Macerino] et Augurino.
263 Augurino II et Atratino.

260 Coelimontanus 2 and Vitellinus 3 [Al. Geminus 2].
261 Auruncus 2 and Vitellinus.
262 Macrinus [Al. Macerinus] and Augurinus.
263 Augurinus 2 and Atratinus.

264 Camerino et Flabio [Al.Flavo].
265 Tullo [Al. Julo] et Ruffo. His conss. Romani proceres dicti sunt.

264 Camerinus and Flavius [Al.Flavo].
265 Tullus [Al. Julo] and Rufus. In the consulship of these, the Roman nobles were called.

266 Nautio et Rufo [Al. Fuso vel Furio].
267 Tusco et Sabino.
268 Rutilio [vel Rutilo] et Viscellino.
269 Fabio et Maluginense.

266 Nautius and Rufus [Otherwise Fusus or Furius].
267 Tuscus and Sabinus.
268 Rutilius [or Rutilus] and Viscellinus.
269 Fabius and Maluginensis.

270 Mamerco et Fabio.
271 Fabio et Volesio [Al.Valerio].
272 Tertullo [Al. Julo] et Fabio II.
273 Sabino et Fuso.
274 Cincinnato et Fabio III.

270 Mamercus and Fabius.
271 Fabius and Volesius [Al.Valerio].
272 Tertullus [Al. Julo] and Fabius 2.
273 Sabinus and Fusus.
274 Cincinnatus and Fabius 3.

275 Rutilio et Fabio IV.
276 Aemilio II et Aesculino [Al. Esquilino].
277 Laenate et Publilio [Al. Lanato et Pulvillo].
278 Omissi Tricostus et Structus.
279 Nautio et Publicola..
280 Mallio [Al. Manlio] et Furio.
281 Aemilio et Julio.

275 Rutilius and Fabius 4.
276 Aemilius 2 and Aesculinus [Al. Esquilinus].
277 Laenatus and Publilius [Al. Lanatus and Pulvillus].
278 Tricostus and Structus omitted.
279 Nautius and Publicola..
280 Mallius [Al. Manlius] and Furius.
281 Aemilius and Julius.

282 Pinario et Fusco [Al. Fuso].
283 Sabino et Capitolino.
284 Aemilio et Valerio.
285 Coelimontano et Prisco II.
286 Capitolino et Prisco.

282 Pinarius and Fuscus [Al. Fusus].
283 Sabinus and Capitolinus.
284 Aemilius and Valerius.
285 Coelimontanus and Priscus 2.
286 Capitolinus and Priscus.

287 Aemilio II et Vibulano.
288 Regilliano et Fusco [Al. Prisco].
289 Omissi Capitolinus III et Fabius II.
290 Prisco [Al. Fuso] et Albo.
291 Omissi Priscus et Elva.

287 Aemilius 2 and Vibulanus.
288 Regillianus and Fuscus [Alt. Priscus].
289 Omitted: Capitolinus 3 and Fabius 2.
290 Priscus [Alt. Fusus] and Albus.
291 Omitted: Priscus and Elva.

292 Tricipitino et Veturio.
293 Gallo et Camerino.
294 Publicola II et Sabino.

292 Tricipitinus and Veturius.
293 Gallus and Camerinus.
294 Publicola 2 and Sabinus.

295 Vibulano et Maluginense.
296 Nautio et Atratino.
297 Publilio et Hilario [Al. Pulvillo et Augurino].
298 Maximo et Virginio.

295 Vibulanus and Maluginensis.
296 Nautius and Atratinus.
297 Publilius and Hilarius [Otherwise Pulvillus and Augurinus].
298 Maximus and Virginius.

299 Roco [Al. Romilio] et Veturio.
300 Capitolino et Varo [Al. Aeternio vel Aterio].
301 Festo et Quintillo [Al. Quintilio].
302 Laenate et Capitolino. His Conss.

299 Roco [Al. Romilio] and Veturio.
300 Capitolino and Varo [Al. Aeternio or Aterio].
301 Festo and Quintillo [Al. Quintilio].
302 Laenate and Capitolino. These were consuls.

[Forte Sine conss.] decemviri creati priores et posteriores annis II.
305 Barbato et Potito.
306 Herminio et Tricosto.
307 Macerino et Julio.

[Perhaps without consuls.] the decemvirs were created, the earlier and the later, for 2 years.
305 Barbato and Potito.
306 Herminio and Tricosto.
307 Macerino and Julio.

308 Furio et Capitolino.
309 Genutio et Curtio. His conss.

308 Furius and Capitolinus.
309 Genutius and Curtius. These were consuls.

tribuni plebis facti tres anno I.
310 Omissi Mugillanus et Atratinus.
311 Macerino et Capitolino.
312 Vibulano et Helva.

three tribunes of the plebs were appointed in year 1.
310 Mugillanus and Atratinus omitted.
311 Macerinus and Capitolinus.
312 Vibulanus and Helva.

313 Pacilio [Al. Pacilo] et Crasso.
314 Omissi Macerinus et Lanatus.
315 Mallio [Al. Menenio] et Capitolino.

313 Pacilius [Alt. Pacilus] and Crassus.
314 Omitted: Macerinus and Lanatus.
315 Mallius [Alt. Menenius] and Capitolinus.

His conss. [Forte Sine conss.] item tribuni plebis tres ann. II.
317 Macerino et Fidenate.

Under these consuls [Perhaps without consuls], likewise three tribunes of the plebs, year 2.
317 With Macerinus and Fidenate.

318 Maluginense et Crasso.
319 Julio et Virginio.
320 Capitolino et Camerino.

318 Maluginensis and Crassus.
319 Julius and Virginius.
320 Capitolinus and Camerinus.

His conss. [Forte Sine conss.] item tribuni plebis tres ann. II.
323 Penno et Mentone.

Under these consuls [Perhaps without consuls], likewise three tribunes of the plebs for 2 years.
323 Penno and Menton.

324 Crasso et Julio.
325 Tricipitino et Fidenate II.
326 Cosso et Poeno [Al. Penno].
327 Achilla [Al. Ahala] et Mugillano. His conss.

324 Crassus and Julius.
325 Tricipitinus and Fidenas 2.
326 Cossus and Poenus [Al. Penno].
327 Achillas [Al. Ahala] and Mugillanus. Under these consuls.

[Forte Sine conss.] item tribuni plebis tres annis III.
331 Atratino et Vibulano.
332 Capitolino et Vibulano.

[Perhaps without consuls.] likewise three tribunes of the plebs for 3 years.
331 Atratinus and Vibulanus.
332 Capitolinus and Vibulanus.

His conss. [Forte Sine conss.] item tribuni plebis quatuor annis VIII.
341 Omissi Cossus et Medullinus.

With these as consuls. [Perhaps without consuls.] likewise tribunes of the plebs four for 8 years.
341 Omitted: Cossus and Medullinus.

342 Omissi Ambustus et Pacilus.
343 Mugillano et Rutilio [Al. Rutilo].
344 Aemilio et Rustico [Al. C. Valerio].
345 Cosso et Medullino. His conss.

342 Omitted: Ambustus and Pacilus.
343 Mugillanus and Rutilius [Otherwise, Rutilo].
344 Aemilius and Rusticus [Otherwise, C. Valerius].
345 Cossus and Medullinus. Under these consuls.

[Forte Sine conss.] item tribuni plebis IV, et II, et VI, annis XV.
361 Flavo et Camerino.
362 Potito et Capitolino. His conss.

[Perhaps without consuls.] likewise tribunes of the plebs 4, and 2, and 6, in 15 years.
361 Flavus and Camerinus.
362 Potitus and Capitolinus. Under these consuls.

[Forte Sine conss.] item tribuni plebis creati sunt annis XVIII, postea annis IV; nemo curulis magistratus fuit. Item tribuni plebis VI.
388 Mamertino [Al. Mamerco, vel Mamercino] et Laterano.
389 Genucio et Curtio,
390 Petico et Galva [Al. Calvo].
391 Mamertino II et Silla [Al. Genucio].
392 Ahala et Genucio.

[Perhaps without consuls.] likewise the tribunes of the plebs were created for 18 years, afterwards for 4 years; no curule magistrate was in office. Likewise, 6 tribunes of the plebs.
388 Mamertino [Al. Mamerco, vel Mamercino] and Laterano.
389 Genucio and Curtio,
390 Petico and Galva [Al. Calvo].
391 Mamertino 2 and Silla [Al. Genucio].
392 Ahala and Genucio.

393 Stolone et Petino [Al. Fetico].
394 Omissi Balbus et Ambustus.
395 Libone [Al. Manlio. Vide Sigon.] et Laenate.

393 Stolo and Petinus [Alt. Feticus].
394 Omitted Balbus and Ambustus.
395 Libo [Alt. Manlius. See Sigon.] and Laenas.

396 Ambusto et Proculo.
397 Rustico et Capitolino [Al. Rutilo].
398 Ambusto II et Laenate.
399 Potito [Al. Petico] et Publicola.

396 Ambustus and Proculus.
397 Rusticus and Capitolinus [Alt. Rutilus].
398 Ambustus 2 and Laenas.
399 Potitus [Alt. Peticus] and Publicola.

400 Omissi Ambustus III et Capitolinus.
401 Desunt Peticus IV et Poplicola II.
402 Desunt P. Publicola et Rutilus. II.
403 Roetico et Poeno [Al. Petico et Penno].
404 Scipione et Laenate II.
405 Camillo et Crasso.

400 Omitted Ambustus 3 and Capitolinus.
401 Missing Peticus 4 and Poplicola 2.
402 Missing P. Publicola and Rutilus. 2.
403 Roetico and Poeno [Otherwise Petico and Penno].
404 Scipione and Laenate 2.
405 Camillo and Crasso.

406 Corvino et Laenate III.
407 Veneco [Al. Vennone] et Torquato.
408 Corvino II et Libone.

406 Corvino and Laenate 3.
407 Veneco [Alt. Vennone] and Torquato.
408 Corvino 2 and Libone.

409 Bursone [Al. Dorsone] et Camerino.
410 Rutilo et Torquato II.
411 Corvino III et Cosso.
412 Ahala et Rutilo II.
413 Venoce [Al. Vennone] II et Mamertino.

409 Burso [Alt. Dorso] and Camerinus.
410 Rutilus and Torquatus 2.
411 Corvinus 3 and Cossus.
412 Ahala and Rutilus 2.
413 Venoce [Alt. Vennone] 2 and Mamertinus.

414 Torquato III et Musone [Al. Mure].
415 Mamertino et Seleno [Al. Philone].
416 Camillo et Moenio.
417 Festo [Al. Paeto] et Longo.
418 Crasso et Dulillo [Al. Duillio].
419 Regulo et Corvino.

414 Torquato 3 and Musone [Al. Mure].
415 Mamertino and Seleno [Al. Philone].
416 Camillo and Moenio.
417 Festo [Al. Paeto] and Longo.
418 Crasso and Dulillo [Al. Duillio].
419 Regulo and Corvino.

420 Albino et Galbino [Al. Calvino]. Vide Sigon.
421 Ann. iste coss.

420 Albinus and Galbinus [or Calvinus]. See Sigon.
421 This year these were consuls.

nullos habuit.
422 Galbino et Cosso.
423 Potito et Marcello.

it had none.
422 Galbinus and Cossus.
423 Potitus and Marcellus.

424 Crasso et Venoce [Al. Vennone]
425 Mamertino II et Deciano.
426 Venoce II et Scipione.
427 Lentulo et Silone [Al. Philone].
428 Libonio [Al. Libone] et Cursore.

424 Crassus and Venoce [Al. Vennone]
425 Mamertinus 2 and Decianus.
426 Venoce 2 and Scipio.
427 Lentulus and Silo [Al. Philo].
428 Libonius [Al. Libone] and Cursor.

429 Camillo et Bruto. His conss. [Forte sine conss.] tum dictator creatus Papyrius Cursor, et magister equitum Drusus.

429 Camillus and Brutus. Under these consuls [Perhaps without consuls], then the dictator Papyrius Cursor was created, and Drusus master of the horse.

431 Longo et Cerretano.
432 Cursore et Rullo [Al. Max. Rulliano et Fulvio Curvo],
433 Calvino et Albino.

431 Longus and Cerretanus.
432 Cursor and Rullus [Al. Max. Rullianus and Fulvius Curvus],
433 Calvinus and Albinus.

434 Cursore II et Philone.
435 Papirio et Cerretano.
436 Venoce et Flaccino [Al. Vennone et Flacco].
437 Barbula et Bubulco.

434 Cursor 2 and Philo.
435 Papirius and Cerretanus.
436 Venoce and Flaccinus [Otherwise: Vennone and Flaccus].
437 Barbula and Bubulcus.

438 Rutilio et Laenate.
439 Cursore III et Laenate [Al. Philone] II.
440 Samnite [Al. Poetelio] et Longo.
441 Cursore IV et Bubulco II.
442 Maximo et Musone [Al. Mure].
443 Bubulco III et Barbula.

438 Rutilius and Laenas.
439 Cursor 3 and Laenas [Al. Philo] 2.
440 Samnite [Al. Poetelius] and Longus.
441 Cursor 4 and Bubulcus 2.
442 Maximus and Muso [Al. Mura].
443 Bubulcus 3 and Barbula.

444 Rullo et Rutilio. His conss. [Forte Sine conss.] tum dictator Cursor, et magister equitum Bubulcus.

444 Rullus and Rutilius. With these as consuls. [Perhaps without consuls.] then Cursor was dictator, and Bubulcus master of the horse.

446 Musone [Al. Mure] II et Rullo II.
447 Appio Caeco et Violente [Al. Volumnio].
448 Tremulo et Albino [Al. Arvina].
449 Metello [Al. Megello] et Minutio.
450 Sempronio et Faberio [Al. Saverrione vel Averrione].
451 Lentulo et Abentesi [Al. Aventinensi].
452 Dentone [Al. Dentre] et Aemilio. His conss.

446 Musone [Alt. Mure] 2 and Rullo 2.
447 Appio Caeco and Violente [Alt. Volumnio].
448 Tremulo and Albino [Alt. Arvina].
449 Metello [Alt. Megello] and Minutio.
450 Sempronio and Faberio [Alt. Saverrio or Averrio].
451 Lentulo and Abentesi [Alt. Aventinensi].
452 Dentone [Alt. Dentre] and Aemilio. In their consulships.

[Forte Sine conss.] Corvinus dictator, et Aemilius magister equitum mensibus VI deinde fuerunt.
454 Corvino [Al. Corvo] et Pansa.
455 Paetico [Al. Paetino vel Paeto] et Torquato.

[Perhaps without consuls.] Corvinus, dictator, and Aemilius, master of horse, were thereafter for 6 months.
454 Corvinus [Others: Corvus] and Pansa.
455 Paeticus [Others: Paetinus or Paetus] and Torquatus.

456 Scipione et Maximo.
457 Rullo III et Musone III [Al. Q. Fabio IV et P. Decio III].
458 Claudio et Violente [Al. Volumnio II]. Rullo IV et Musone IV. (Hi male inserti videntur.) Claudio II et Violente II. (Hi male inserti videntur.)
459 Rullo V et Musone V [Al. IV].
460 Metello [Al. Megello II] et Regulo.
461 Cursore et Maximo [Al. Carvilio].
462 Maximo Gurgite et Braccho [Al. Bruto].
463 Metello II et Vulbo [Al. Megello III et Bubulco].
464 Omissi Rufinus et Dentatus.

456 Scipione and Maximo.
457 Rullo 3 and Musone 3 [Al. Q. Fabio 4 and P. Decio 3].
458 Claudio and Violente [Al. Volumnio 2]. Rullo 4 and Musone 4. (These seem badly inserted.) Claudio 2 and Violente 2. (These seem badly inserted.)
459 Rullo 5 and Musone 5 [Al. 4].
460 Metello [Al. Megello 2] and Regulo.
461 Cursore and Maximo [Al. Carvilio].
462 Maximo Gurgite and Braccho [Al. Bruto].
463 Metello 2 and Vulbo [Al. Megello 3 and Bubulco].
464 Omitted were Rufinus and Dentatus.

465 Maximo [Al. Corvino] et Noctua.
466 Tremulo et Albino [Al. Arvina].
467 Marcello et Rutilo.
468 Potito et Petito [Al. Paeto].
469 Lepido et Caecina [Al. Canina].
470 Dacio et Dentone [Al. Tucca et Dentre].
471 Dolabella et Maximo [Al. Domitio].
472 Lucio [Al. Luscino] et Papo.

465 Maximus [Alt. Corvinus] and Noctua.
466 Tremulus and Albinus [Alt. Arvina].
467 Marcellus and Rutilus.
468 Potitus and Petitus [Alt. Paetus].
469 Lepidus and Caecina [Alt. Canina].
470 Dacius and Dento [Alt. Tucca and Denter].
471 Dolabella and Maximus [Alt. Domitius].
472 Lucius [Alt. Luscinus] and Pappus.

473 Barbula et Philippo.
474 Laevino et Coruncano.
475 Caverione et Musone [Al. Saverrione et Mure].
476 Lucinio [Al. Luscino] et Papo.

473 Barbula and Philippo.
474 Laevino and Coruncano.
475 Caverione and Musone [Al. Saverrione and Mure].
476 Lucinio [Al. Luscino] and Papo.

477 Rufino et Bubulco.
478 Gurgite et Clepyno [Al. Clepsina].
479 Dentato et Lentulo.
480 Dentato II [Al. III] et Merenda.

477 Rufinus and Bubulcus.
478 Gurges and Clepynus [Alt. Clepsina].
479 Dentatus and Lentulus.
480 Dentatus 2 [Alt. 3] and Merenda.

481 Licinio et Cambia [Al. Canina].
482 Cursore et Maximo [Al. Carvilio].
483 Claudio et Clepsinate [Al. Clepsina].
484 Omissi Clepsina II et Blasio.
485 Gallo Sabino et Pisone [Al. Pictore],
486 Sempronio Sapiente et Rufo.
487 Regulo et Libone.

481 Licinius and Cambia [Al. Canina].
482 Cursor and Maximus [Al. Carvilius].
483 Claudius and Clepsinate [Al. Clepsina].
484 Omitted: Clepsina 2 and Blasius.
485 Gallus Sabinus and Piso [Al. Pictor],
486 Sempronius the Wise and Rufus.
487 Regulus and Libo.

488 Fabio Pictore et Poeta [Al. Pera].
489 Maximo et Vitulo [Al. Mure].
590 Theudace [Al. Caudice] et Flacco.
491 Maximo et Crasso.
492 Albino [Al. L. Postumio Megello] et Vitulo.

488 Fabius Pictor and Poeta [Al. Pera].
489 Maximus and Vitulus [Al. Mure].
590 Theudace [Al. Caudice] and Flaccus.
491 Maximus and Crassus.
492 Albinus [Al. L. Postumio Megello] and Vitulus.

493 Flacco II et Crasso.
494 Scipione Asina et Duillio.
495 Scipione et Floro.

493 Flaccus 2 and Crassus.
494 Scipio Asina and Duilius.
495 Scipio and Florus.

496 Catacoeno [Al. Calatino] et Paterculo.
497 Regulo et Blaeso [Al. Blasione].
498 Vulsone et Decio [Al. Caedicio], cui suffectus Regulus.
499 Paetino [Al. Fulvio] et Paulo.

496 Catacoenus [Al. Calatinus] and Paterculus.
497 Regulus and Blaesus [Al. Blasio].
498 Vulso and Decius [Al. Caedicius], for whom Regulus was appointed suffect.
499 Paetinus [Al. Fulvius] and Paulus.

500 Scipione et Calatino.
501 Capitone [Al. Caepione] et Blaeso.
502 Cotta et Gemino.

500 Scipio and Calatinus.
501 Capito [Alt. Caepio] and Blaesus.
502 Cotta and Geminus.

503 Metello et Papo [Al. Pacilo].
504 Regulo II et Vulsone.
505 Pulchro et Pullo.
506 Cotta II et Gemino II.
507 Metello et Buteone.

503 Metellus and Papus [Al. Pacilus].
504 Regulus 2 and Vulso.
505 Pulcher and Pullus.
506 Cotta 2 and Geminus 2.
507 Metellus and Buteo.

508 Crasso et Licinio.
509 Buteone II et Bullo [Al. Balbo].
510 Torquato et Blaeso.
511 Fundulo et Gallo Longo.

508 Crassus and Licinius.
509 Buteo 2 and Bullus [Alt. Balbus].
510 Torquatus and Blaesus.
511 Fundulus and Gallus Longus.

512 Catulo et Albino.
513 Torquato et Catone [Al. Cercone].
514 Centone et Tuditano (Cic. in Bruto, 72).
515 Tuncino et Falcone (Al. Turrino et Faltone].
516 Graccho et Faltone.

512 Catulus and Albinus.
513 Torquatus and Cato [Al. Cercone].
514 Cento and Tuditanus (Cic. in Brutus, 72).
515 Tuncinus and Falcon (Al. Turrinus and Falto].
516 Gracchus and Falto.

517 Omissi Lentulus et Flaccus.
518 Claudio Lentulo [Al. p. Corn. Lentulo Caudino] et Varo.

517 Omitted: Lentulus and Flaccus.
518 Claudius Lentulus [Elsewhere: P. Cornelius Lentulus Caudinus] and Varus.

519 Torquato et Volbo [Al. Bulbo].
520 Albino et Rogo [Al. Carvilio].
521 Maximo et Mathone.
522 Lepido et Balbulo [Al. Malleolo].
523 Mathone et Masone.
524 Barbula II et Pera.

519 Torquato and Volbo [Al. Bulbo].
520 Albino and Rogo [Al. Carvilio].
521 Maximo and Mathone.
522 Lepido and Balbulo [Al. Malleolo].
523 Mathone and Masone.
524 Barbula 2 and Pera.

525 Albino et Centumalo.
526 Burga et Maximo Vero [Al. Q. Fab. Max.

525 Albinus and Centumalus.
526 Burga and Maximus Verus [Al. Q. Fab. Max.

et Carvilio].
527 Flacco et Rogulo (Cic. de Senectute, 11).
528 Maximo Messala [Al. Val. Messala] et Apustio.

and Carvilius].
527 Flaccus and Rogulus (Cic. On Old Age, 11).
528 Maximus Messala [Al. Val. Messala] and Apustius.

529 Papo [Al. Flacco] et Regulo.
530 Torquato et Papo [Al. Flacco].
531 Flaminio et Philone [Al. Philo].
532 Scipione et Marcello.
533 Scipione Nasica [Al. Asina] et Rufo.

529 Papus [Al. Flaccus] and Regulus.
530 Torquatus and Papus [Al. Flaccus].
531 Flaminius and Philo [Al. Philo].
532 Scipio and Marcellus.
533 Scipio Nasica [Al. Asina] and Rufus.

534 Catulo et Philone.
535 Paulo et Salinatore.
536 Scipione et Longo.

534 Catulus and Philo.
535 Paulus and Salinator.
536 Scipio and Longus.

537 Gemino et Flaminio, cui suffectus est Regulus.
538 Paulo II et Varone.
539 Fabio Maximo et Graccho.

537 Geminus and Flaminius, to whom Regulus was appointed suffect.
538 Paulus 2 and Varro.
539 Fabius Maximus and Gracchus.

540 Fabio Maximo II et Marcello.
541 Maximo et Graccho.
542 Pulchro et Flacco.

540 Fabius Maximus 2 and Marcellus.
541 Maximus and Gracchus.
542 Pulcher and Flaccus.

543 Galba et Centumalo.
544 Lebyino [Al. Laevino] et Marcello.
545 Fabio et Flacco.

543 Galba and Centumalus.
544 Lebinus [or Laevinus] and Marcellus.
545 Fabius and Flaccus.

546 Marcello et Crispino.
547 Nerone et Salinatore.
548 Metello et Philone (Cic.

546 Marcellus and Crispinus.
547 Nero and Salinator.
548 Metellus and Philo (Cic.

ibid., 57).
549 Scipione et Crasso divite (Cic. ibid., 77) .
550 Cethego et Tuditano (Cic. ibid., 58 et 60) .
551 Caepione et Servilio.

ibid., 57).
549 Scipio and Crassus the rich (Cic. ibid., 77) .
550 Cethegus and Tuditanus (Cic. ibid., 58 and 60) .
551 Caepio and Servilius.

552 Nerone et Servilio.
553 Lentulo et Paeto.
554 Galba II et Cotta.

552 Nero and Servilius.
553 Lentulus and Paetus.
554 Galba 2 and Cotta.

555 Lentulo et Tappulo.
556 Flaminio et Paeto.
557 Cethego et Rufo (Cic.

555 Lentulus and Tappulus.
556 Flaminius and Paetus.
557 Cethegus and Rufus (Cic.

ibid., 73) .
558 Porphyrio [Al. Purpureone] et Marcello.
559 Festo [Al. Catone] et Flacco.
560 Scipione Africano et Longo.

ibid., 73) .
558 Porphyrio [otherwise Purpureo] and Marcellus.
559 Festus [otherwise Cato] and Flaccus.
560 Scipio Africanus and Longus.

561 Merula et Thermo.
562 Flaminio et Ahenobarbo.
563 Glabrione et Nasica.

561 Merula and Thermus.
562 Flaminius and Ahenobarbus.
563 Glabrio and Nasica.

564 Scipione et Laelio.
565 Vulsone et Nobiliore.
566 Salinatore et Messala.

564 Scipio and Laelius.
565 Vulso and Nobilior.
566 Salinator and Messalla.

567 Lepido et Flaminio.
568 Albino et Philippo.
569 Pulchro et Tuditano (Cic.

567 Lepidus and Flaminius.
568 Albinus and Philip.
569 Pulcher and Tuditanus (Cic.

in Bruto, 60).
570 Pulchro II et Licinio.
571 Labeone et Marcello.
572 Pamfilio [Al. Tamphylo] et Paulo.

in Brutus, 60).
570 Pulcher 2 and Licinius.
571 Labeo and Marcellus.
572 Pamphilus [Alt. Tamphylus] and Paulus.

573 Cethego et Pamfilio [Al. Tamphylo].
574 Albino et Pisone.
575 Acindyno [Al. Acidino] et Flacco.
576 Bruto et Vulsone.

573 Cethegus and Pamphilus [Alt. Tamphilus].
574 Albinus and Piso.
575 Acindinus [Alt. Acidinus] and Flaccus.
576 Brutus and Vulso.

577 Pulchro et Graccho.
578 Scipione et Petilio.
579 Lepido II et Scaevola.

577 Pulcher and Gracchus.
578 Scipio and Petilius.
579 Lepidus 2 and Scaevola.

580 Omissi Albinus et Scaevola.
581 Albino et Laenate.
582 Laenate et Aelio.

580 Omitted: Albinus and Scaevola.
581 Albinus and Laenas.
582 Laenas and Aelius.

583 Crasso et Longo [Al. Longino].
584 Macrino [Al. Mancino] et Serrano.
585 Philippo et Caepione (Cic. in Bruto, 78).
586 Paulo et Crasso.

583 Crassus and Longus [Others: Longinus].
584 Macrinus [Others: Mancinus] and Serranus.
585 Philippus and Caepio (Cicero in the Brutus, 78).
586 Paullus and Crassus.

587 Paeto et Penno (Cic. ibid., 109) .
588 Gallo et Claudio.
589 Torquato et Octavio (Ibid.

587 Paetus and Pennus (Cic. ibid., 109) .
588 Gallus and Claudius.
589 Torquatus and Octavius (Ibid.

de Fin. l. I, 24).
590 Torquato II et Longino.
591 Graccho et Thalna.

from On Ends, book 1, 24).
590 Torquatus 2 and Longinus.
591 Gracchus and Thalna.

592 Scipione Nasica et Figulo. In horum locum, quia vitio creati erant, sufficiuntur Lentulus et Domitius.
593 Messala et Carbone [Al. Strabone].
594 Gallo et Cethego.

592 Scipio Nasica and Figulus. In the place of these, because they were elected with a defect, Lentulus and Domitius are substituted.
593 Messala and Carbo [Others: Strabo].
594 Gallus and Cethegus.

595 Dolabella et Fulvio Nobiliore.
596 Lepido et Laenate II.
597 Caesare et Oreste.
598 Lentulo et Figulo (Cic.

595 Dolabella and Fulvius Nobilior.
596 Lepidus and Laenas 2.
597 Caesar and Orestes.
598 Lentulus and Figulus (Cic.

in Bruto, 79).
599 Nasica et Marcello.
600 Opimio et Albino.
601 Nobiliore et Lusco (Cic.

in Brutus, 79).
599 Nasica and Marcellus.
600 Opimius and Albinus.
601 Nobilior and Luscus (Cic.

ibid.).
602 Marcello II et Flacco.
603 Lucullo et Albino (Cic. ibid., 81).
604 Flaminio et Balbo.

(ibid.).
602 Marcellus 2 and Flaccus.
603 Lucullus and Albinus (Cic. ibid., 81).
604 Flaminius and Balbus.

605 Censorino et Manilio (Cic. in Bruto, 61).
606 Albino et Pisone.
607 Scipione Aemilii [Al. Aemiliano] et Druso.

605 Censorinus and Manilius (Cicero in the Brutus, 61).
606 Albinus and Piso.
607 Scipio Aemilius [Alt. Aemilianus] and Drusus.

608 Lentulo et Numicio [Al. Mummio].
609 Maximo Aemilii [Al. Aemiliano] et Mancino.
610 Galba et Cotta (Cic. de Amicit.

608 Lentulus and Numicius [Otherwise Mummius].
609 Maximus Aemilius [Otherwise Aemilianus] and Mancinus.
610 Galba and Cotta (Cicero, On Friendship.

96).
611 Claudio et Metello.
612 Metello II et Maximo (Cic. in Bruto, 161) .
613 Omissi Caepio et Rufus.

96).
611 Claudius and Metellus.
612 Metellus 2 and Maximus (Cic. in Bruto, 161) .
613 Omitted: Caepio and Rufus.

614 Caepione et Laelio (Cic. ibid., 85) .
615 Laenate et Pisone (Cic. ibid., 106) .
616 Nasica Scipione et Bruto.

614 Caepio and Laelius (Cic. ibid., 85) .
615 Laenas and Piso (Cic. ibid., 106) .
616 Nasica Scipio and Brutus.

617 Lepido Porcina et Mancino.
618 Philo et Servilio [Al. Sex. Atilio].
619 Flacco et Pisone.

617 Lepidus Porcina and Mancinus.
618 Philo and Servilius [Others: Sextus Atilius].
619 Flaccus and Piso.

620 Scipione Africano et Flacco.
621 Scaevola et Calpurnio.
622 Laenate et Rutilio [Al. Rupilio].
623 Crasso et Flacco (Cic.

620 Scipio Africanus and Flaccus.
621 Scaevola and Calpurnius.
622 Laenas and Rutilius [Otherwise Rupilius].
623 Crassus and Flaccus (Cic.

de Amicitia, 37).
624 Lentulo [Al. App. Claudio] et Perpenna.
625 Tuditano et Anulio [Cic.

On Friendship, 37).
624 Lentulus [Alt. Appius Claudius] and Perpenna.
625 Tuditanus and Anulius [Cic.

de Nat. deorum 14 Aquilio] .
626 Octavio et Rufo [Al. T. Annio].
627 Longino et Cinna (Cic. ibid., 109) .
628 Lepido et Oreste.

On the Nature of the Gods 14 Aquilius] .
626 Octavius and Rufus [Alternatively T. Annius].
627 Longinus and Cinna (Cic., ibid., 109) .
628 Lepidus and Orestes.

629 Hypsaeo et Flacco.
630 Longino et Calvino.
631 Metello et Flaminino (Cic.

629 Hypsaeus and Flaccus.
630 Longinus and Calvinus.
631 Metellus and Flamininus (Cic.

pro Domo, 136).
632 Ahenobarbo et Fannio (Cic. in Bruto, 99) .
633 Opimio et Maximo Aemilii [Al. Aemiliano].
634 Manilio [Al. Manlio] et Carbone.
635 Metello et Cotta.

pro Domo, 136).
632 Ahenobarbus and Fannius (Cic. in Brutus, 99).
633 Opimius and Maximus Aemilius [Al. Aemilianus].
634 Manilius [Al. Manlius] and Carbo.
635 Metellus and Cotta.

636 Catone et Marcio rege.
637 Metello Diademato [Vel Dalmatico] et Mutio Scaevola.
638 Geta et Maximo Serviliano.

636 Cato and Marcius Rex.
637 Metellus Diadematus [Or Dalmaticus] and Mucius Scaevola.
638 Geta and Maximus Servilianus.

639 Scauro et Metello.
640 Balbo et Catone.
641 Metello et Carbone.

639 Scaurus and Metellus.
640 Balbus and Cato.
641 Metellus and Carbo.

642 Druso et Pisone. His conss. initium belli Jugurthini.

642 Drusus and Piso. Under these consuls, the beginning of the Jugurthine War.

643 Nasica Scipione et Bestia Calpurnio (Cic. in Bruto, 128) .
644 Rufo et Albino.
645 Metello Numidico et Silano (Cic.

643 Scipio Nasica and Calpurnius Bestia (Cic. in Brutus, 128) .
644 Rufus and Albinus.
645 Metellus Numidicus and Silanus (Cic.

ibid., 135) .
646 Sulpitio et Scauro.
647 Longino et Mario (Cic. ibid., 161) .
648 Serrano et Caepione.

ibid., 135) .
646 Sulpicius and Scaurus.
647 Longinus and Marius (Cic. ibid., 161) .
648 Serranus and Caepio.

His conss. natus est Cicero die VIII kalendas Maias [III Non. Jan.

Under these consuls, Cicero was born on the 8th day before the Kalends of May [3 days before the Nones of Jan.

ad Att. VII, 5].
649 Rufo et Mallio [Al. Manilio].
650 Mario II et Fimbria.
651 Mario III et Oreste.

to Atticus 7, 5].
649 Rufus and Mallius [Otherwise, Manilius].
650 Marius 2 and Fimbria.
651 Marius 3 and Orestes.

652 Mario IV et Catulo.
653 Mario V et Aquillio.
654 Mario VI et Flacco (Cic.

652 Marius 4 and Catulus.
653 Marius 5 and Aquillius.
654 Marius 6 and Flaccus (Cic.

pro Rabir., 20) .
655 Antonio et Albino (Cic. post redit., ad Quir., 11) .
656 Metello Nepote et Tito Didio.
657 Lentulo et Crasso.

For Rabirius, 20) .
655 Antonius and Albinus (Cic., after the return, to the Quirites, 11) .
656 Metellus Nepos and Titus Didius.
657 Lentulus and Crassus.

658 Ahenobarbo et Longino.
659 Crasso et Scaevola (Cic. in Bruto, 229) .
660 Galva [Al. Caldo] et Ahenobarbo.

658 Ahenobarbus and Longinus.
659 Crassus and Scaevola (Cic. in Brutus, 229) .
660 Galba [Alt. Caldus] and Ahenobarbus.

661 Flacco et Herennio.
662 Pulchro et Perperna.
663 Philippo et Caesare [Al. Sex.

661 Flaccus and Herennius.
662 Pulcher and Perperna.
663 Philip and Caesar [Alt. Sex.

Jul. Caes.].
664 Caesare [Al. L. Jul. Caes.

Julius Caesar.].
664 under Caesar [Alternatively Lucius Julius Caesar.

I] et Lupo.
665 Strabone et Catone (Cic. Divin., 4) .
666 Sylla et Rufo (Cic.

1] and Lupus.
665 Strabo and Cato (Cic. Divin., 4) .
666 Sulla and Rufus (Cic.

2 in Rull., 38) .
667 Octavio et Cinna (Cic. Tuscul., 55) .
668 Mario VII et Cinna II. His conss. natus est Sallustius die kalendas Octobr.

2 in Rull., 38) .
667 Octavius and Cinna (Cic. Tuscul., 55) .
668 Marius 7 and Cinna 2. Under these consuls, Sallust was born on the day of the Kalends of Octobr.

669 Cinna III et Carbone.
670 Carbone II et Scribonio [Al. Cinna IV].
671 Scipione et Norbano (Cic. pro Quintio, 24).
672 Carbone III et Mario (Cic.

669 Cinna 3 and Carbo.
670 Carbo 2 and Scribonius [Otherwise Cinna 4].
671 Scipio and Norbanus (Cic., on behalf of Quinctius, 24).
672 Carbo 3 and Marius (Cic.

3 in Rull., 7).
673 Decula et Dolabella (Cic. 2 in Rull., 35).
674 Sylla et Metello Pio (Cic. pro Plancio, 69).
675 Vatia et Pulchro.

3 Against Rullus, 7).
673 Decula and Dolabella (Cicero, 2 Against Rullus, 35).
674 Sulla and Metellus Pius (Cicero, For Plancius, 69).
675 Vatia and Pulcher.

676 Lepido et Catulo (Cic. pro Balbo, 34).
677 Bruto et Mamerco (Cic. in Bruto, 175).
678 Octavio et Curione (Cic.

676 Lepidus and Catulus (Cic. pro Balbo, 34).
677 Brutus and Mamercus (Cic. in Bruto, 175).
678 Octavius and Curio (Cic.

ibid., 217).
679 Octavio et Cotta (Cic. 1 Verr., 130).
680 Lucullo et Cotta.
681 Marco Lucullo et Cassio Longino (Cicero pro Cluent., 137).
682 Cn. Lentullo et Gellio (Cic.

ibid., 217).
679 Octavius and Cotta (Cicero, Against Verres 1, 130).
680 Lucullus and Cotta.
681 Marcus Lucullus and Cassius Longinus (Cicero, in defense of Cluentius, 137).
682 Gnaeus Lentullus and Gellius (Cic.

4 Verr., 95).
683 P. Lentulo et Oreste.
684 Pompeio et Crasso (Cic. 5 Verr., 123).
685 Hortensio et Metello (Cic.

4 Verr., 95).
683 P. Lentulus and Orestes.
684 Pompey and Crassus (Cic. 5 Verr., 123).
685 Hortensius and Metellus (Cic.

pro Cluent). His conss. natus est Virgilius die id. Octobr.
686 Marcio Rege et Metello (Cic.

(Pro Cluentio). Under these consuls, Virgilius was born on the day of the Ides of October.
686 Marcius Rex and Metellus (Cic.

in Pis., 8).
687 Pisone et Glabrione (Cic. 2 Philipp.)
688 Volcatio et Tullo. (Duos ex uno fecit.

Against Piso, 8).
687 Piso and Glabrio (Cic. 2 Philippic.)
688 Volcatius and Tullus. (He made two out of one.

Volcatio Tullo collega fuit Aemilius Lepidus (Cic. 1 Catil. 15).
689 Cotta et Torquato (Cic.

Aemilius Lepidus was colleague to Volcatius Tullus (Cic. 1 Catil. 15).
689 Cotta and Torquatus (Cic.

3 Catil., 19).
690 L. Caesare et Figulo (Cic. pro Sylla, 56) .
691 Cicerone et Antonio. His conss.

3 Catiline, 19).
690 with L. Caesar and Figulus (Cic., For Sulla, 56).
691 with Cicero and Antonius. In their consulship.

bellum Catilinae gestum est.
692 Silano et Murena (Cic. pro Flacco, 30).
693 Pisone Frugi et Messala Nigro.

the Catilinarian war was waged.
692 with Silanus and Murena (Cic. For Flaccus, 30).
693 with Piso Frugi and Messalla Niger.

694 Afranio et Metello Celere (Cic. ad Att. I, 15)
695 C. Caesare et Bibulo (Cic.

694 Afranius and Metellus Celer (Cic. to Atticus 1, 15)
695 Gaius Caesar and Bibulus (Cic.

in Pison., 3).
696 Pisone et Gabinio.
697 Lentulo et Metello Nepote (Cic. post red.

in Against Piso, 3).
696 Piso and Gabinius.
697 Lentulus and Metellus Nepos (Cic. after the return

in Sen. 5).
698 Marcellino et Philippo (Cic. ad Fam.

in the Senate, 5).
698 Marcellinus and Philippus (Cic., to Friends

I, 9).
699 Pompeio II et Crasso II.
700 Ahenobarbo et Pulchro.
701 Calvino et Messala.
702 Pompeio III et Metello Scipione.

1, 9).
699 Pompey 2 and Crassus 2.
700 Ahenobarbus and Pulcher.
701 Calvinus and Messala.
702 Pompey 3 and Metellus Scipio.

703 Rufo et Marcello.
704 Marcello et Paulo.
705 Lentulo et Marcello.

703 Rufus and Marcellus.
704 Marcellus and Paulus.
705 Lentulus and Marcellus.

706 Caesare et Servilio Isaurico (Cic. in Bruto, 229).
707 Caleno et Vatinio (Cic. 2 Philipp., 51).
708 Caesare III et Lepido.

706 Caesar and Servilius Isauricus (Cic., in Brutus, 229).
707 Calenus and Vatinius (Cic., 2nd Philippic, 51).
708 Caesar 3 and Lepidus.

709 Caesare IV solo.
710 Caesare V et Antonio.
711 Pansa et Hirtio.

709 Caesar 4 alone.
710 Caesar 5 and Antony.
711 Pansa and Hirtius.

His conss. obiit Cicero die IV kalend. Maias.

Under these consuls, Cicero died on the 4th day before the Kalends of May.

(Obiit VII idus Decembres. Ita testimonio Tironis prodidit auctor Dialogi de Oratoribus.)
712 Lepido et Planco.
713 Antonio Pietate et Isaurico.

(He died on the 7th day before the Ides of December. Thus, on the testimony of Tiro, the author of the Dialogue on the Orators has handed it down.)
712 Lepidus and Plancus.
713 Antony “Pietas” and Isauricus.

His conss. bellum Isauricum gestum est, et Julius Caesar ex Senatus consilio deceptus in Curia occiditur a Cassio et Bruto. Post hunc Octavianus Caesar Augustus appellatur.

Under these consuls, the Isaurian war was waged, and Julius Caesar, deceived by the counsel of the Senate, was slain in the Curia by Cassius and Brutus. After him Octavian Caesar was called Augustus.

(Ista loco non suo apposita hic esse satis liquet. Caesar occisus est an. 710, idibus Martiis. Augusti autem nomen Octaviano tributum anno 727, testibus Dione et Censorino.)
714 Calvino II et Pollione.

(It is sufficiently clear that these things, apposed in a place not their own, are set here. Caesar was slain in the year 710, on the Ides of March. But the name of Augustus was conferred upon Octavian in the year 727, Dion and Censorinus being witnesses.)
714 Calvinus 2 and Pollio.

715 (Aerae Hisp. 1) Rufo Censorino [Al. L. Martio Censorino] et Sabino.
716 Pulchro et Flacco.

715 (of the Spanish Era, 1) Rufus Censorinus [Others: L. Martius Censorinus] and Sabinus.
716 Pulcher and Flaccus.

His conss. obiit Sallustius die III idus Maias.
717 Agrippa et Gallo.

Under these consuls, Sallust died on the 3rd day before the Ides of May.
717 Agrippa and Gallus.

718 Publicola et Nerva Cocceio.
719 Cornificio et Pompeio Magno [Al. Sex. Pompeio]. His conss.

718 Publicola and Nerva Cocceius.
719 Cornificius and Pompey the Great [Alternatively, Sextus Pompeius]. In the consulship of these.

bellum Fugitivorum gestum est.
720 Antonio II et Libone. His conss.

The War of the Fugitives was waged.
720 Antony 2 and Libo. In their consulship.

obiit Cicero interfectus die IV kal. Maias. (Expungenda haec esse nemo non videt.)
721 Octaviano Augusto II et Paulo [Al. Tullo]. His conss.

Cicero died, slain, on the 4th day before the Kalends of May. (Everyone sees that these things should be expunged.)
721 Octavian Augustus for the 2nd time and Paulus [Alt. Tullus]. In their consulship.

Aera prima cursus lunae inventus est, (Referendum id fuit ad annum 716.)
722 Ahenobarbo et Sosio. (Hi perperam positi infra erant in ms.)
723 Octaviano Aug. III et Corbilio [Al. Corvino].
724 Octaviano IV et Crasso.

The first era of the lunar course was discovered, (This ought to have been referred to the year 716.)
722 Ahenobarbus and Sosius. (These were wrongly placed below in the manuscript.)
723 Octavian Augustus 3 and Corbilius [Otherwise Corvinus].
724 Octavian 4 and Crassus.

725 (Aer. Hisp. 10) Octaviano V et Pulchro [Al. Apuleio].
726 Octaviano VI et Agrippa II. His conss.

725 (Hispanic Era 10) Octavian 5 and Pulcher [Otherwise Apuleius].
726 Octavian 6 and Agrippa 2. These were consuls.

Carthago libertatem a populo Romano recepit.
727 Octaviano VII et Agrippa III.
728 Octaviano VIII et Tauro.

Carthage received liberty from the Roman People.
727 Octavian 7 and Agrippa 3.
728 Octavian 8 and Taurus.

729 Octaviano IX et Silano.
730 Octaviano X et Flacco.
731 Octaviano XI et Pisone.

729 Octavian 9 and Silanus.
730 Octavian 10 and Flaccus.
731 Octavian 11 and Piso.

732 Aesernino et Aruntio. Celso et Hiburo. (Isti male hic inserti).
733 Lollio et Lepido.

732 Aeserninus and Aruntius. Celsus and Hiburus. (These badly inserted here).
733 Lollius and Lepidus.

734 Apuleio et Nerva.
735 (Aer. Hisp.

734 Apuleius and Nerva.
735 (Hispanic Era.

20) Saturnino et Lucretio Cinna.
736 Duobus Lentulis. His conss.

20) Saturninus and Lucretius Cinna.
736 Two Lentuli. In their consulship.

obiit Virgilius die XI kal, Octobr. (Obiit anno superiore proximo, Saturnino et Lucretio conss. idibus Oct.) Lentulo et Cornelio.

died Virgil on day 11 before the Kalends of October (He died in the immediately preceding year, with Saturninus and Lucretius consuls, on the Ides of October.) Lentulus and Cornelius.

(Hi sunt duo Lentuli modo appellati, nec est alius consulatus.)
737 Fornicio [Al. Furnio] et Silano.
738 Scipione et Domitio Ahenobarbo.
739 Libone et Pisone.

(These are the two Lentuli just named, and there is no other consulship.)
737 Fornicio [Others: Furnius] and Silanus.
738 Scipio and Domitius Ahenobarbus.
739 Libo and Piso.

740 Crasso et Lentulo.
741 Nerone et Varo.
742 Messala et Quirino.

740 Crassus and Lentulus.
741 Nero and Varus.
742 Messalla and Quirinus.

Rubellio et Saturnino. (Temere inserti.)
743 Maximo et Tuberone.
744 Africano [Al. Fab.

Rubellius and Saturninus. (Inserted rashly.)
743 Maximus and Tubero.
744 Africanus [Alt. Fab.

M. Afric. et I Antonio] et Maximo.
745 (Aer.

M. Africanus and I. Antonius] and Maximus.
745 (Aer.

Hisp. 30) Druso et Crispino.
746 Censorino et Gallo.

Hisp. 30) Drusus and Crispinus.
746 Censorinus and Gallus.

747 Nerone II et Pisone II.
748 Balbo et Vetere.
749 Octaviano XII et Sylla.
750 Sabino et Rufino [Al. Rufo].
751 Lentulo et Messalino.

747 Nero 2 and Piso 2.
748 Balbus and Vetus.
749 Octavian 12 and Sulla.
750 Sabinus and Rufinus [Others: Rufo].
751 Lentulus and Messalinus.

752 Octaviano XIII et Silano [Al. Silvano]. His conss. natus est Christus die VIII kal. Jan.

752 Octavian for the 13th time and Silanus [Alternatively, Silvanus]. In the consulship of these men, Christ was born on the 8th day before the Kalends of January.

753 Lentulo et Pisone.
(Aerae Christianae annos deinceps inscribemus margini quibus perpetua methodo additi anni 753 Urbis conditae annos exhibebunt.)
1 C. Caesare et Lucio Paulo.
2 (Aer.

753 Lentulus and Piso.
(We will henceforth inscribe the years of the Christian Era on the margin, which, when added by a perpetual method, will exhibit the years from the founding of the City by adding 753.)
1 Gaius Caesar and Lucius Paulus.
2 (Era.

Hisp. 40) Vindicio [Al. Vinicio] et Varo.
3 Lamia et Servilio II niano [Sic ms.].
4 Omissi Aelius Catus et Saturninus.

Hisp. 40) Vindicius [Alt. Vinicius] and Varus.
3 Lamia and Servilius 2 nianus [Thus the manuscript].
4 Omitted: Aelius Catus and Saturninus.

5 Magno Pompeio [Al. Cinna Magno] et Valerio.
6 Lepido et Aruntio.
7 Cretico et Nerva.

5 Magnus Pompeius [Alt. Cinna Magnus] and Valerius.
6 Lepidus and Aruntius.
7 Creticus and Nerva.

8 Camillo et Quintiliano.
9 Camerino et Sabino.
10 Dolabella et Sabino [Al. Silano].
11 Lepido et Tauro.

8 Camillus and Quintilianus.
9 Camerinus and Sabinus.
10 Dolabella and Sabinus [Alternatively, Silanus].
11 Lepidus and Taurus.

12 (Aer. Hisp. 50) Omissi Germanicus Caesar et C. Fonteius Capito.

12 (Hispanic Era 50) Germanicus Caesar and C. Fonteius Capito were omitted.

13 Flacco et Silano [Al. Planco et Silio].
14 Duobus Sextis Pompeio Magno et Apuleio.
15 Bruto [Al. Druso] et Flacco.
16 Tauro et Libone.

13 Flaccus and Silanus [Alt. Plancus and Silius].
14 The two Sexti, Pompeius Magnus and Apuleius.
15 Brutus [Alt. Drusus] and Flaccus.
16 Taurus and Libo.

17 Crasso [Al. Flacco] et Rufo.
18 Tiberio Caesare II et Druso Germanico [Al. German. Caes.] II.
19 Silano et Balbo.

17 Crassus [Or: Flaccus] and Rufus.
18 Tiberius Caesar 2 and Drusus Germanicus [Or: Germanicus Caesar] 2.
19 Silanus and Balbus.

20 Messala et Grato [Al. Cotta].
21 Tiberio Caesare III et Druso Germanico III [Al. Drus. Tib. fil.

20 Messala and Gratus [Al. Cotta].
21 Tiberius Caesar 3 and Drusus Germanicus 3 [Al. Drus. Tib. fil.

II].
22 (Aer. Hisp. 60) Agrippa et Galba.

2].
22 (Spanish Era 60) Agrippa and Galba.

23 Pollione et Vetere.
24 Cethego et Varo [Al. Varrone].
25 Agrippa II et Lentulo Galva [Sic. ms.].
26 Getulico et Sabino.

23 Pollio and Vetus.
24 Cethegus and Varus [Alt. Varro].
25 Agrippa 2 and Lentulus Galva [Sic. ms.].
26 Getulicus and Sabinus.

27 Crasso et Pisone.
28 Silano et Nerva.
29 Rufo [Al. Fusio, vel Fufio et Rubellio] et Rubellione.

27 Crassus and Piso.
28 Silanus and Nerva.
29 Rufus [Or Fusio, or Fufius and Rubellius] and Rubellio.

His conss. passus est Christus die decimo kalendas Aprilis, et resurrexit VIII kalendas easdem. [Hic in margine ms. haec leguntur: Cum Joannis Evangelium doceat Salvatorem et Dominum nostrum tribus annis post baptismum docuisse, ad quod venit tricesimo aetatis suae anno, sicut in imperio Tiberii Caesaris habetur ascriptum.

Under these consuls Christ suffered on the 10th day before the Kalends of April, and rose again on the 8th day before the same. [Here in the margin of the manuscript these are read: Since the Gospel of John teaches that our Savior and Lord taught for 3 years after the baptism, to which he came in the 30th year of his age, just as it is recorded in the reign of Tiberius Caesar.]

In hoc loco per consules error annorum est, nisi si de Rufo et Rubellione in tertium ordinem consulum supputatio pertendat.]
30 Vinicio et Longino Cassio.
31 Tiberio Caesare IV solo [Al. et Aelio Sejano].
32 (Aer. Hisp.

In this place, by means of the consuls, there is an error of years, unless perhaps the computation should extend Rufus and Rubellio into a third order of consuls.]
30 Vinicius and Longinus Cassius.
31 Tiberius Caesar 4 alone [Al. and Aelius Sejanus].
32 (Hisp. Era

70) Aruntio [Al. A. Vitellio] et Ahenobarbo.
33 Galba libolo [Al. Sulp. Galba] et Sylla.

70) Aruntius [Alt. A. Vitellius] and Ahenobarbus.
33 Galba Libolo [Alt. Sulp. Galba] and Sulla.

34 Persico et Vitellio Pulo [Al. L. Vitellio]. (In ms. assignatur anno 32.)
35 Gallo et Noniano.
36 Aemiliano [Al. Galieno, vel Allieno] et Plautio.
37 Proculo et Nigrino.

34 Persicus and Vitellius Pulus [Al. L. Vitellio]. (In the manuscript it is assigned to the year 32.)
35 Gallus and Nonianus.
36 Aemilianus [Al. Galieno, vel Allieno] and Plautius.
37 Proculus and Nigrinus.

38 Juliano et Asprenate.
39 Caesare [Al. Caio Caes.] II et Caesiano.
40 Caesare III solo.

38 Julian and Asprenas.
39 Caesar [Alt. Gaius Caesar] 2 and Caesianus.
40 Caesar 3 alone.

41 Caesare IV et Antonino [Al. Saturnino].
42 (Aer. Hisp. 80) Claudio II et Largo.

41 Caesar 4 and Antoninus [Alt. Saturninus].
42 (Spanish Era 80) Claudius 2 and Largus.

43 Claudio III et Vitellio II.
44 Crispo [Al. Crispino] II et Tauro.
45 Vinitio et Corvino.
46 Asiatico et Silano.

43 Claudius 3 and Vitellius 2.
44 Crispus [Alt. Crispinus] 2 and Taurus.
45 Vinitius and Corvinus.
46 Asiaticus and Silanus.

47 Claudio IV et Vitellio [Al. L. Vitellio] III.
48 Vitellio IV (Non IV: nam hic est A. Vitellius) et Publicola.
49 Verranio et Gallo.

47 Claudius 4 and Vitellius [Al. L. Vitellius] 3.
48 Vitellius 4 (Not 4: for this is A. Vitellius) and Publicola.
49 Verranius and Gallus.

50 Vetere et Nerviliano.
51 Claudio [Al. Claudio V] et Orfito.
52 (Aer.

50 Vetus and Nervilianus.
51 Claudius [Al. Claudius 5] and Orfitus.
52 (Aer.

Hisp. 90) Sylla et Catone [Al. Othone].
53 Silano et Antonino.
54 Marcello et Aviola.

Hisp. 90) Sulla and Cato [Otherwise: Otho].
53 Silanus and Antoninus.
54 Marcellus and Aviola.

55 Nerone et Vetere.
56 Saturnino et Scipione.
57 Nerone II et Pisone.

55 Nero and Vetus.
56 Saturninus and Scipio.
57 Nero 2 and Piso.

58 Nerone III et Messala Corvino. His conss. Petrus et Paulus passi sunt die III kal.

58 In the consulship of Nero (for the 3rd time) and Messala Corvinus. Under these consuls Peter and Paul suffered on the 3rd day before the Kalends.

Julias.
59 Aproniano et Capitone.
60 Nerone IV et Lentulo.

July.
59 Apronianus and Capito.
60 Nero 4 and Lentulus.

61 Lucio [Al. Paeto] et Turpiliano.
62 (Aer. Hisp.

61 Under Lucius [Al. Paetus] and Turpilianus.
62 (Hispanic Era.

100) Mario et Gallo. His conss. Judaea capta est.

100) Marius and Gallus. In their consulship Judea was captured.

63 Rufo et Regulo.
64 Crasso et Basso.
65 Helva [Al. Nerva] et Vestino.

63 Rufus and Regulus.
64 Crassus and Bassus.
65 Helva [Alternatively Nerva] and Vestinus.

66 Tellesino et Paulino.
67 Capitone et Rufo.
68 Italico et Trachalo.

66 Tellesinus and Paulinus.
67 Capito and Rufus.
68 Italicus and Trachalus.

His conss. Nero non comparuit.
69 Galba II et Tito Rufino.

Under these consuls, Nero did not appear.
69 Galba 2 and Titus Rufinus.

70 Vespasiano II solo [Al. et Tito Caesare I].
71 Vespasiano III et Nerva.
72 (Aer. Hisp.

70 Vespasian 2 alone [Others and Titus Caesar 1].
71 Vespasian 3 and Nerva.
72 (Hispanic Era.

110) Vespasiano IV et Tito II.
73 Domitiano II et Messalino.
74 Vespasiano V et Tito III.
75 Vespasiano VI et Tito IV.
76 Vespasiano VII et Tito V.
77 Vespasiano VIII et Domitiano III [Al. Tito VI, cui Domitianus suffectus]. His conss.

110) Vespasian 4 and Titus 2.
73 Domitian 2 and Messalinus.
74 Vespasian 5 and Titus 3.
75 Vespasian 6 and Titus 4.
76 Vespasian 7 and Titus 5.
77 Vespasian 8 and Domitian 3 [Alt. Titus 6, to whom Domitian was suffect]. Under these consuls.

Judaei pervicti sunt.
78 Commodus et Priscus omissi.
79 Vespasiano IX et Tito VI [Al. Tito VII].
80 Tito VII et Domitiano IV [Al. Tito VIII et Dom.

The Jews were completely overcome.
78 Commodus and Priscus omitted.
79 Vespasian 9 and Titus 6 [Others: Titus 7].
80 Titus 7 and Domitian 4 [Others: Titus 8 and Dom.

VII].
81 Galba [Al. Silvano] et Pollione.
82 (Aer. Hisp.

7].
81 Galba [Otherwise Silvanus] and Pollio.
82 (Hispanic Era

120) Domitiano V et Flavio Sabino.
83 Domitiano VI et Rufo.
84 Domitiano VII et Appio Sabino II.
85 Domitiano VIII et Fulvio.

120) Domitian 5 and Flavius Sabinus.
83 Domitian 6 and Rufus.
84 Domitian 7 and Appius Sabinus 2.
85 Domitian 8 and Fulvius.

86 Domitiano IX et Dolabella.
87 Domitiano X et Saturnino.
88 Domitiano XI et Rufo.

86 Domitian 9 and Dolabella.
87 Domitian 10 and Saturninus.
88 Domitian 11 and Rufus.

89 Fulvio et Atratino.
90 Domitiano XII et Nerva II.
91 Glabrione et Trajano.
92 (Aer.

89 Fulvius and Atratinus.
90 Domitian 12 and Nerva 2.
91 Glabrio and Trajan.
92 (Era.

Hisp. 130) Domitiano XIII et Saturnino.
93 Pompeiano et Prisciano [Al. Pompeio et Prisco].
94 Asprenate et Laterano [Al. Arretino Clemente].
95 Domitiano XIV et Clemente [Al. T. Fl. Clemente].
96 Valente et Vetere.

Hisp. 130) Domitian 13 and Saturninus.
93 Pompeianus and Priscianus [Alt. Pompeius and Priscus].
94 Asprenas and Lateranus [Alt. Arretinus Clemens].
95 Domitian 14 and Clemens [Alt. T. Fl. Clemens].
96 Valens and Vetus.

His conss. excessit Domitianus in palatio Romae.
97 Nerva III et Rufo III.

Under these consuls, Domitian died in the palace at Rome.
97 Nerva 3 and Rufus 3.

98 Nerva IV et Trajano II.
99 Palma et Senecione [Al. add. II].
100 Trajano III et Pontino [Al. Frontone].
101 Trajano IV et Paeto.
102 (Aer.

98 Nerva 4 and Trajan 2.
99 Palma and Senecio [Others add 2].
100 Trajan 3 and Pontinus [Others: Fronto].
101 Trajan 4 and Paetus.
102 (Aer.

Hisp. 140) Severiano et Syrio [Al. Senecione III et Sura].
103 Trajano V et Maximo.
104 Suburano [Al. Surano] II et Marcello
105 Candido II et Quadrato.

Hisp. 140) Severian and Syrus [Al. Senecio 3 and Sura].
103 Trajan 5 and Maximus.
104 Suburanus [Al. Suranus] 2 and Marcellus
105 Candidus 2 and Quadratus.

106 Commodo et Cereali.
107 Syra III [Al. Sura IV] et Senecione II.
108 Gallo et Bradua.
109 Palma II et Tullo.

106 Commodus and Cerealis.
107 Syra 3 [Al. Sura 4] and Senecio 2.
108 Gallus and Bradua.
109 Palma 2 and Tullus.

110 Orfito et Prisciano [Al. Crispino].
111 Pisone et Juliano [Al. Bolano].
112 (Aer. Hisp. 150) Trajano VI et Africano.

110 Orfitus and Priscianus [Alt. Crispinus].
111 Piso and Julianus [Alt. Bolanus].
112 (Hispanic Era 150) Trajan 6 and Africanus.

His conss. persecutio Christianorum.
113 Celso II et Prisciano [Al. Crispino] II.
114 Hasta et Voluso [Al. Vopisco].
115 Messala et Pedone.

Under these consuls, persecution of the Christians.
113 Celsus 2 and Priscianus [Otherwise Crispinus] 2.
114 Hasta and Voluso [Otherwise Vopiscus].
115 Messala and Pedo.

116 Aeliano et Vetere.
117 Aproniano et Nigro.
118 Hadriano [Al. add.

116 Aelianus and Vetus.
117 Apronianus and Niger.
118 Hadrianus [Others add.

II] et Salinatore.
119 Hadriano IV [Al. III] et Rustico.
120 Severo II et Fulvo.

2] and Salinator.
119 Hadrian 4 [Alt. 3] and Rusticus.
120 Severus 2 and Fulvus.

121 Vero II et Augure.
122 (Aer. Hisp.

121 Verus 2 and Augur.
122 (Hispanic Era.

160) Aviola et Pansa
123 Aproniano et Paupino [Al. Paetino].
124 Glabrione et Torquato.
125 Asiatico [Al. add. II] et Aquilino.

160) Aviola and Pansa
123 Apronianus and Paupinus [Others: Paetinus].
124 Glabrio and Torquatus.
125 Asiaticus [Others add. 2] and Aquilinus.

126 Vero III et Ambibulo.
127 Titiano et Gallicano.
128 Torquato et Libone.

126 Verus 3 and Ambibulus.
127 Titianus and Gallicanus.
128 Torquatus and Libo.

129 Marcello [Al. Q. Jul. Balbo] et Celso.
130 Catullino et Libone [Al. Apro].
131 Pontiano et Rufo [Al. Rufino].
132 (Aer.

129 Marcello [Al. Q. Jul. Balbo] and Celso.
130 Catullino and Libone [Al. Apro].
131 Pontiano and Rufo [Al. Rufino].
132 (Aer.

Hisp. 170) Augurino et Sergiano Al. Severiano.
133 Hibero et Sisenna.

Hisp. 170) Augurinus and Sergianus Al. Severianus.
133 Hibero and Sisenna.

134 Severo [Al. Servilio, vel Serviano] III et Varo.
135 Pontiano et Aquilino Rufo [Al. Aciliano].
136 Commodo et Pompeiano.
137 Caesare [Al. Aelio Caes.] II et Balbino.

134 Severus [Alt. Servilius, or Servianus] 3 and Varus.
135 Pontianus and Aquilinus Rufus [Alt. Acilianus].
136 Commodus and Pompeianus.
137 Caesar [Alt. Aelius Caesar] 2 and Balbinus.

138 Camerino et Nigro.
139 Antonino II et Praesente.
140 Antonino III et Aurelio.

138 Camerino and Nigro.
139 Antonino 2 and Praesente.
140 Antonino 3 and Aurelio.

141 Severo et Silvano [Al. M. Paeduceo Priscino].
142 [Aer. Hisp. 180] Rufino et Quadrato.

141 Severus and Silvanus [Otherwise M. Paeduceus Priscinus].
142 [Spanish Era 180] Rufinus and Quadratus.

143 Torquato et Herode.
144 Avito et Maximo.
145 Antonino IV et Aurelio II.
146 Claro [Al. add.

143 Torquatus and Herodes.
144 Avitus and Maximus.
145 Antoninus 4 and Aurelius 2.
146 Clarus [Others add.

II] et Severo.
147 Largo et Messalino.
148 Torquato [Al. add.

2] and Severus.
147 Largus and Messalinus.
148 Torquatus [Others add.

II] et Juliano.
149 Orfito et Prisco.
150 Glabrione [Al. Gallicano] et Vetere.

2] and Julianus.
149 Orfitus and Priscus.
150 Glabrio [Al. Gallicanus] and Vetus.

151 Conpiano [Al. Gordiano] et Maximo.
152 (Aer. Hisp.

151 Conpianus [Others add Gordian] and Maximus.
152 (Hispanic Era.

190) Glabrione II et Humilio [Al. Omullo Veriano].
153 Praesente et Rufino.
154 Commodo et Laterano.
155 Severo et Sabiniano.

190) Glabrione 2 and Humilio [Al. Omullo Veriano].
153 Praesens and Rufinus.
154 Commodus and Lateranus.
155 Severus and Sabinianus.

156 Silvano et Augurino.
157 Barbaro [Vel Barbato] et Regulo.
158 Tullo [Al. Tertullo] et Sacerdote.

156 Silvanus and Augurinus.
157 Barbarus [Or Barbatus] and Regulus.
158 Tullus [Alternatively Tertullus] and Sacerdos.

159 Quintillo et Prisco.
160 Bradua et Vero [Al. Baro].
161 Antonino V et Aurelio Caes. duobus Augustis.

159 Quintillus and Priscus.
160 Bradua and Verus [Or Baro].
161 Antoninus for the 5th time and Aurelius Caesar, the two Augusti.

His conss. orta persecutione passi Polycarpus et Pionius.
162 (Aer.

Under these consuls, when a persecution had arisen, Polycarp and Pionius suffered.
162 (Era.

Hisp. 200) Rufino [Al. Rustico] et Aquilino.
163 L. Aeliano et Pastore.

Hisp. 200) Rufinus [Others: Rusticus] and Aquilinus.
163 L. Aelianus and Pastor.

164 Macrino et Celso.
165 Orfito et Pudente.
166 Pudente et Pollione.

164 Macrinus and Celsus.
165 Orfitus and Pudent.
166 Pudent and Pollio.

167 Vero III et Quadrato. In Chronico his conss. passos legis (Tantum haec in ms.).
168 Aproniano [Al. Montano] et Paulo.

167 Verus 3 and Quadratus. In the Chronicle you read that under these consuls they suffered (Only these things in the ms.).
168 Apronianus [Otherwise Montanus] and Paulus.

169 Prisco et Apollinare.
170 Cethego et Claro.
171 Severo et Herenniano.

169 Priscus and Apollinaris.
170 Cethegus and Clarus.
171 Severus and Herennianus.

172 (Aer. Hisp. 210) Orfito et Maximo.

172 (Spanish Era 210) Orfito and Maximus.

173 Severo II et Pompeiano.
174 Gallo et Flacco.
175 Pisone et Juliano.

173 Severus 2 and Pompeianus.
174 Gallus and Flaccus.
175 Piso and Julianus.

176 Pollione et Apro.
177 Commodo et Quintillo.
178 Orfito et Rufo.

176 Pollio and Aper.
177 Commodus and Quintillus.
178 Orfitus and Rufus.

179 Commodo II et Vero.
180 Praesente [Al. add. II] et Condiano.

179 Commodus 2 and Verus.
180 Praesens [Al. adds 2] and Condianus.

181 Commodo III et Byrro [Sive Burrho].
182 (Aer. Hisp. 220) Mamertino et Rufo.

181 Commodus 3 and Byrro [Or Burrho].
182 (Hispanic Era 220) Mamertinus and Rufus.

183 Commodo IV et Victorino.
184 Marullo et Aeliano.
185 Materno et Bradua.

183 Commodus 4 and Victorinus.
184 Marullus and Aelianus.
185 Maternus and Bradua.

186 Commodo V et Glabrione.
187 Crispino et Aeliano.
188 Fusciano et Silano.

186 Commodus 5 and Glabrio.
187 Crispinus and Aelianus.
188 Fuscianus and Silanus.

189 Duobus Silanis.
190 Commodo VI et Septimiano.
191 Aproniano et Bradua.

189 The two Silani.
190 Commodus 6 and Septimianus.
191 Apronianus and Bradua.

192 (Aer. Hisp. 230) Commodo VII et Pertinace.

192 (Hispanic Era 230) Commodus 7 and Pertinax.

193 Flaccone [Al. Falcone] et Claro.
194 Severo II et Albino.
195 Tertullo et Clemente.

193 Flaccone [Al. Falcone] and Clarus.
194 Severus 2 and Albinus.
195 Tertullus and Clement.

196 Dextro et Prisco.
197 Laterano et Rufino.
198 Saturnino et Gallo.

196 Dexter and Priscus.
197 Lateranus and Rufinus.
198 Saturninus and Gallus.

199 Anulino et Frontone.
200 Severo II [Male II] et Victorino.
201 Muciano et Fabiano.

199 Anulinus and Fronto.
200 Severus 2 [Male 2] and Victorinus.
201 Mucianus and Fabianus.

202 (Aer. Hisp. 240) Severo III et Antonino.

202 (Spanish Era 240) Severus 3 and Antoninus.

203 Plautiano II et Geta.
204 Cilone et Libone.
205 Antonino II et Geta II.
206 Albino et Aemiliano.

203 Plautianus 2 and Geta.
204 Cilo and Libo.
205 Antoninus 2 and Geta 2.
206 Albinus and Aemilianus.

207 Apro et Maximo.
208 Antonino III et Geta III.
209 Pompeiano et Avito.

207 Under Aprus and Maximus.
208 Under Antoninus 3 and Geta 3.
209 Under Pompeianus and Avitus.

210 Faustino et Rufino.
211 Gentiano et Basso.
212 (Aer.

210 Faustinus and Rufinus.
211 Gentianus and Bassus.
212 (Aer.

Hisp. 250) Duobus Aspris.
213 Antonino IV et Balbino.

Hisp. 250) The Two Aspri.
213 Antoninus 4 and Balbinus.

214 Messala et Sabino.
215 Laeto et Cereale.
216 Sabino et Anulino.

214 Messala and Sabino.
215 Laeto and Cereale.
216 Sabino and Anulino.

217 Praesente et Extricato.
218 Antonino [Al. Antonino Macrino] et Advento. His conss.

217 Praesens and Extricatus.
218 Antoninus [alias Antoninus Macrinus] and Adventus. These were consuls.

instrumenta debitorum fisco in foro Romano arserunt per dies XXX.
219 Antonino II [Al. Antonino Elagabalo] et Sacerdote.
220 Antonino III et Comazonte.

the instruments of debtors to the fisc burned in the Roman Forum for 30 days.
219 Antoninus 2 [Alt. Antoninus Elagabalus] and Sacerdos.
220 Antoninus 3 and Comazon.

221 Grato et Seleuco.
222 (Aer. Hisp.

221 Gratus and Seleucus.
222 (Span. Era.

260.) Antonino IV et Alexandro.
223 Maximo II et Aeliano.
224 Fabiano [Al. Juliano] et Crispino.

260.) Antoninus 4 and Alexander.
223 Maximus 2 and Aelianus.
224 Fabianus [Al. Julianus] and Crispinus.

225 Fusciano [Al. Fusco, vel Rufo] et Dextro.
226 Alexandro II et Marcello.
227 Albino [Al. Balbino, al. Sabino] et Maximo.

225 Fuscianus [Otherwise Fusco, or Rufo] and Dexter.
226 Alexander 2 and Marcellus.
227 Albinus [Otherwise Balbino, otherwise Sabino] and Maximus.

228 Modesto et Probo.
229 Alexandro III et Dione.
230 Agricola et Clemente [Al. Clementino].
231 Pompeiano et Peligniano.

228 Modestus and Probus.
229 Alexander 3 and Dio.
230 Agricola and Clemens [or Clementinus].
231 Pompeianus and Pelignianus.

232 (Aer. Hisp. 270.) Lupo et Maximo.

232 (Spanish Era 270.) Lupus and Maximus.

233 Maximo et Paterno.
234 Maximo II et Urbano.
235 Severo et Quintiano.

233 Maximus and Paternus.
234 Maximus 2 and Urbanus.
235 Severus and Quintianus.

236 Maximo III [Al. Maximino] et Africano.
237 Perpetuo et Corneliano.
238 Pio et Pontiano.

236 Maximus 3 [Otherwise, Maximinus] and Africanus.
237 Perpetuus and Cornelianus.
238 Pius and Pontianus.

239 Gordiano et Aviola.
240 Albino [Al. Sabino II] et Venusto.
241 Gordiano II et Pompeiano.

239 Gordian and Aviola.
240 Albinus [Otherwise Sabinus 2] and Venustus.
241 Gordian 2 and Pompeianus.

242 (Aer. Hisp. 280.) Attico et Praetextato.

242 (Hispanic Era 280.) Atticus and Praetextatus.

243 Arriano et Papo.
244 Peregrino et Aemiliano.
245 Philippo et Titiano.

243 Arrianus and Papus.
244 Peregrinus and Aemilianus.
245 Philip and Titianus.

246 Praesente et Albino.
247 Philippo II et Philippo.
248 Omissi Philippus III et Philippus II.
249 Aemiliano et Aquilino.

246 Praesens and Albinus.
247 Philip 2 and Philip.
248 Omitted: Philip 3 and Philip 2.
249 Aemilianus and Aquilinus.

250 Decio II et Grato.
251 Decio III et Decio Caesare. His conss.

250 Decius 2 and Gratus.
251 Decius 3 and Decius Caesar. These were the consuls.

persecutio Christianorum.
252 (Aer. Hisp.

persecution of the Christians.
252 (Era. Hisp.

290.) Gallo II et Volusiano.
253 Volusiano II et Maximo.
254 Valeriano II et Gallieno.

290.) Gallus 2 and Volusian.
253 Volusian 2 and Maximus.
254 Valerian 2 and Gallienus.

255 Valeriano III et Gallieno II.
256 Maximo et Glabrione.
257 Valeriano IV et Gallieno III.
258 Tusco et Basso.

255 Valerian 3 and Gallienus 2.
256 Maximus and Glabrio.
257 Valerian 4 and Gallienus 3.
258 Tuscus and Bassus.

His conss. passus est Cyprianus die XVIII kal. Octobris.

Under these consuls, Cyprian suffered on the 18th day before the Kalends of October.

259 Aemiliano et Basso.
260 Saeculare et Donato.
261 Gallieno IV et Volusiano.

259 Aemilian and Bassus.
260 Saecularis and Donatus.
261 Gallienus 4 and Volusianus.

Hic conss. hostes multi irruerunt in Romania.
262 (Aer.

Under these consuls, many enemies rushed into Romania.
262 (Aer.

Hisp. 300.) Gallieno V et Faustiniano [Al. Faustino].
263 Albino et Dextro.
264 Gallieno VI et Saturnino.

Hispanic Era 300.) Gallienus 5 and Faustinianus [Otherwise, Faustinus].
263 Albinus and Dexter.
264 Gallienus 6 and Saturninus.

265 Valeriano V [Al. II] et Lucillo.
266 Gallieno VII et Sabillino. His conss.

265 Valerian 5 [Others: 2] and Lucillus.
266 Gallienus 7 and Sabillinus. Under these consuls.

captus Valerianus in Persida.
267 Paterno et Arcesilao.
268 Paterno II et Mariniano.

Valerian was captured in Persia.
267 Paternus and Arcesilaus.
268 Paternus 2 and Marinianus.

269 Claudio et Paterno. His conss. victi Gothi a Claudio.

269 Under Claudius and Paternus. In their consulship, the Goths were conquered by Claudius.

270 [a] Antiochiano et Orfito. His conss. levatus Aurelianus imperator.

270 [a] Antiochianus and Orfitus. Under these consuls, Aurelian was elevated as emperor.

271 Aureliano et Basso. His conss. muri Urbis coepti fieri.

271 Aurelian and Bassus. In their consulship the walls of the City began to be built.

272 (Aer. Hisp. 310.) Quieto et Valdumiano [Al. Voldumiano].
273 Tacito et Placidiano.

272 (Spanish Era 310.) Quietus and Valdumianus [Alternatively, Voldumianus].
273 Tacitus and Placidianus.

274 Aureliano II et Capitolino.
275 Aureliano III et Marcellino. His conss.

274 Aurelian 2 and Capitolinus.
275 Aurelian 3 and Marcellinus. In their consulship.

occisus est Aurelianus imper. Caenofrurio, et levatus est post dies [Numerus dierum deest in ms.] Tacitus Romae.
276 Tacito II et Aemiliano.

The emperor Aurelian was killed at Caenofrurio, and after [The number of days is lacking in the manuscript] days Tacitus was elevated at Rome.
276 Tacitus 2 and Aemilianus.

277 Probo et Paulino. His conss. occisus est Tacitus Tyana.

277 Probus and Paulinus. With these as consuls, Tacitus was killed at Tyana.

278 Probo II et Lupo.
279 Probo III et Paterno.
280 Messala et Grato.

278 Probus 2 and Lupus.
279 Probus 3 and Paternus.
280 Messala and Gratus.

281 Probo IV et Tiberiano.
282 (Aer. Hisp.

281 Probus 4 and Tiberianus.
282 (Span. Era.

320.) Probo V et Victorino.
283 Caro et Carino. His conss.

320.) Probus for the 5th time and Victorinus.
283 Carus and Carinus. These were consuls.

occisus est Probus Sirmio.
284 Caro [Al. Carino] II et Numeriano. His conss.

Probus was killed at Sirmium.
284 Carus [Alternatively Carinus] 2 and Numerianus. In their consulship.

magna fames fuit.
285 Diocletiano II et Aristobulo. His conss.

there was a great famine.
285 Diocletian 2 and Aristobulus. In their consulship.

occisus est Carinus Margo, qui ipso anno cum Aristobulo consul processerat.
286 Maximo II et Aquilino. His conss.

Carinus Margo was slain, who in that very year had served as consul with Aristobulus.
286 Maximus 2 and Aquilinus. These were consuls.

levatus est Maximianus imperator senior die kal. April.
287 Diocletiano III et Maximiano.

The elder emperor Maximianus was elevated on the day of the Kalends of April.
287 Diocletian 3 and Maximianus, consuls.

288 Maximiano II et Anuarino [Al. Januario].
289 Basso et Quintiano.
290 Diocletiano IV et Maximiano III.
291 Tiberiano et Dione.

288 Maximian 2 and Anuarinus [otherwise: Januarius].
289 Bassus and Quintianus.
290 Diocletian 4 and Maximian 3.
291 Tiberianus and Dio.

His conss. tenebrae fuerunt inter diem; et eo anno levati sunt Constantius et Maximianus Caesares, die kal. Mart.

Under these consuls, there was darkness in the daytime; and in that year Constantius and Maximian were elevated as Caesars, on the Kalends of March.

292 (Aer. Hisp. 330.) Annibaliano et Asclepiodoto.

292 (Hispanic Era 330.) Annibalianus and Asclepiodotus.

293 Diocletiano V et Maximiano IV.
294 Constantino [Al. Constantio] et Maximiano. His conss. castra facta in Sarmatia contra Acinco et Bonomia.

293 Diocletian, for the 5th time, and Maximian, for the 4th time.
294 Constantine [Others: Constantius] and Maximian. In their consulship, encampments were made in Sarmatia against Acincum and Bononia.

295 Tusco et Anulino. His conss. Carporum gens universa in Romania se tradidit.

295 Tuscus and Anulinus. Under these consuls the entire nation of the Carpi surrendered itself in Romania.

296 Diocletiano VI et Constantio II.
297 Maximiano V et Maximiano II. His conss. victi Persae.
298 Fausto II et Gallo.

296 Diocletian 6 and Constantius 2.
297 Maximian 5 and Maximian 2. Under these consuls, the Persians were defeated.
298 Faustus 2 and Gallus.

299 Diocletiano VII et Maximiano V [Al. VI]. His conss. victi Marcomanni.
300 Constantio III et Maximiano III.

299 Diocletian for the 7th time and Maximian for the 5th [Others: 6th]. In the consulship of these, the Marcomanni were defeated.
300 Constantius for the 3rd time and Maximian for the 3rd time.

301 Titiano II et Nepotiano.
302 (Aer. Hisp.

301 Titian 2 and Nepotian.
302 (Hisp. Era.

340.) Constantio IV et Maximiano IV. His conss. vilitatem jusserunt imperatores esse.
303 Diocletiano VIII et Maximiano VII.

340.) Constantius 4 and Maximian 4. In their consulships the emperors ordered that cheapness should prevail.
303 Diocletian 8 and Maximian 7.

His conss. persecutio Christianorum.
304 Diocletiano IX et Maximiano VIII.

Under these consuls, the persecution of the Christians.
304 Diocletian 9 and Maximian 8.

His conss. deposnerunt purpuram privati effecti Diocletianus et Maximianus, et vestierunt Severum et Maximianum [Al. Maximinum]. Nam Constantius et Maximianus, qui Caesares fuerunt, eadem hora Augusti nuncupati sunt die kal. April.

Under these consuls, Diocletian and Maximian laid aside the purple and became private men, and invested Severus and Maximianus [Alt. Maximinus]. For Constantius and Maximianus, who had been Caesars, at the same hour were named Augusti on the Kalends of April.

305 Constantio V et Maximiano VI [Al. V].
306 Omissi Constantius VI et Maximianus VI. His conss. diem functus Constantius, et postea levatus est Constantinus VIII kal. Aug.

305 In the consulship of Constantius 5 and Maximian 6 [Alt. 5].
306 Omitted: Constantius 6 and Maximian 6. Under these consuls, Constantius died, and afterward Constantine was elevated on the 8th day before the Kalends of August.

307 Novies et Constantino. His conss. quod est post sextum consulatum, occisus Severus Romae.

307 The ninth time and Constantine. Under these consuls, which is after the sixth consulship, Severus was slain at Rome.

308 Item Decies et Maximiano VII [Al. Maximiano IX]. His conss. quod est Maxentio et Romulo, levatus Licinius Carnunto III id. Nov.
309 Post conss.

308 Likewise, for the tenth time, and Maximian 7 [Alt.: Maximian 9]. In their consulship, which is (i.e., counts as) with Maxentius and Romulus, Licinius was elevated at Carnuntum on November 11.
309 After the consulships.

X et VII [Al. X Max. Herculii et VII Galerii Max.]. His conss. quod est Maxentio II et Romulo II.
310 Anno II post conss.

10 and 7 [Otherwise, 10 of Maximian Herculius and 7 of Galerius Maximianus]. Under these consuls, which is Maxentius 2 and Romulus 2.
310 In year 2 after the consulship.

X et VII. His conss. quod est Maxentio III solo, diem functus Maximianus senior.

10 and 7. Under these consuls, which is with Maxentius alone for the 3rd time, Maximian the elder died.

311 Maximiano VIII consule. His conss. quod est Rufino et Volusiano, diem functus Maximianus junior.

311 with Maximian as consul for the 8th time. Under these consuls, that is, Rufinus and Volusianus, the younger Maximian departed this life.

312 (Aer. Hisp. 350.) Constantino II et Licinio II. His conss.

312 (Spanish Era 350.) Constantine 2 and Licinius 2. These were the consuls.

quod est Maxentio IV solo, victus et occisus Maxentius Romae ad Pontem Mulvium.
313 Constantino III et Licinio III.
314 Volusiano II et Anniano.

which is Maxentius alone for the 4th time, Maxentius was defeated and slain at Rome at the Milvian Bridge.
313 Constantine 3 and Licinius 3.
314 Volusianus 2 and Annianus.

His conss. bellum Cibalense fuit die VIII idus Octobr.
315 Constantino IV et Licinio IV.
316 Sabino et Rufino.

In their consulship, the battle of Cibalae was on the 8th day before the Ides of October.
315 Constantine 4 and Licinius 4.
316 Sabinus and Rufinus.

His conss. diem functus Diocletianus Sola [Al. Salona] die III non. Decemb.

In their consulships, Diocletian died at Sola [Alt. Salona] on December 3.

317 Gallicano et Basso. His conss. levati tres Caesares, Crispus, Licinius et Constantinus die kal.

317 Gallicanus and Bassus. In their consulship three Caesars were elevated, Crispus, Licinius, and Constantinus, on the day of the Kalends.

Mart.
318 Licinio V et Crispo Caesare. His conss.

March.
318 Licinius for the 5th time and Caesar Crispus. In their consulship.

tenebrae fuerunt inter diem hora IX.
319 Constantino V et Licinio Caesare.
320 Constantino VI et Constantino Caesare.
321 Crispo II et Constantino II.
322 (Aer.

there was darkness during the day at the 9th hour.
319 Constantine 5 and Licinius, Caesar.
320 Constantine 6 and Constantine, Caesar.
321 Crispus 2 and Constantine 2.
322 (Era.

Hisp. 360.) Probiano et Juliano.
323 Severo et Rufino.

Hispanic Era 360.) Probianus and Julianus.
323 Severus and Rufinus.

324 Crispo III et Constantino III. His conss. bellum Hadrianopolitanum die V non.

324 Crispus 3 and Constantine 3. Under these consuls, the Hadrianopolitan war took place on the 5th day before the Nones.

Julias, et bellum Chalcedonense XIV kal. Octob., et levatus est Constantinus [Al. Constantius] Caesar VI idus Novemb.
325 Paulino et Juliano.

In July, and the Chalcedonian war on September 18, and Constantine [Alternate reading: Constantius] was raised as Caesar on November 8.
325 Paulinus and Julianus.

His conss. occisus Licinius.
326 Constantino VII et Constantino [Al. Constantio] Caesare.

In their consulships, Licinius was killed.
326 Under Constantine 7 and Constantine [Al. Constantius] Caesar.

His conss. occisus est Crispus, et edidit vicennalia Constantinus Augustus Romae.
327 Constantino et Maximo.

Under these consuls, Crispus was slain, and Constantine Augustus celebrated the vicennial games at Rome.
327 under Constantine and Maximus.

328 Januarino [Al. Januario] et Justo.
329 Constantino VIII et Constantino IV.
330 Gallicano et Symmacho. His conss.

328 Januarinus [Others: Januarius] and Justus.
329 Constantine 8 and Constantine 4.
330 Gallicanus and Symmachus. Under these consuls.

dedicata est Constantinopolis die V idus Maias.
331 Basso et Ablabio.
332 (Aer.

Constantinople was dedicated on the 5th day before the Ides of May.
331 Bassus and Ablabius.
332 (Era.

Hisp. 370.) Pacatiano et Hilariano. His conss.

Hisp. 370.) Pacatianus and Hilarianus. In their consulship.

victi Gothi ab exercitu Romano in terris Sarmatarum die XII kal. Maii.
333 Dalmatio et Zenophilo.

The Goths were defeated by the Roman army in the lands of the Sarmatians on April 20.
333 Dalmatius and Zenophilus.

His conss. levatus est Constans die VIII kal. Januar.

In their consulship, Constans was elevated on December 25.

334 Optato et Paulino. His conss. Sarmatae servi universa gens dominos suos in Romaniam expulerunt.

334 Optatus and Paulinus. In their consulship, the Sarmatae serfs, the whole nation, expelled their masters into Romania.

335 Constantino [Al. Constantio] et Albino. His conss. tricennalia edidit Constantinus Aug.

335 Constantine [otherwise: Constantius] and Albinus. In their consulship, Constantine Augustus staged the Tricennalia.

die VIII kal. Aug., et levatus est Dalmatius Caesar XIV kal. Octob.

on July 25, and Dalmatius was elevated as Caesar on September 18.

336 Nepotiano et Facundo.
337 Feliciano et Titiano. His conss.

336 Under Nepotianus and Facundus.
337 Under Felicianus and Titianus. In the consulship of these.

Constantinus Aug. ad coelestia regna ablatus est die XI kal. Junias, et ipso anno nuncupati sunt tres Augusti, Constantinus, et Constantius, et Constans V idus Septemb.

Constantine, the Augustus, was taken away to the celestial realms on the 11th day before the Kalends of June, and in that same year three Augusti were named—Constantine, and Constantius, and Constans—on the 5th day before the Ides of September.

338 Urso et Polemio.
339 Constantio II, et Constante.
340 Acyndino et Proculo.

338 Ursus and Polemius.
339 Constantius 2, and Constans.
340 Acyndinus and Proculus.

His conss. occisus est Constantius Al. Constantinus] junior.
341 Marcellino et Probino.

Under these consuls, Constantius Al. was slain. Constantine] the younger.
341 Marcellinus and Probinus.

His conss. pugna facta est cum gente Francorum a Constante Aug. in Galliis, et ipso anno terraemotus fuit ad Orientem per totum annum praeter Antiochiam.

In their consulship a battle was fought with the nation of the Franks by Constans Augustus in Gaul, and in that same year an earthquake occurred in the East throughout the whole year, Antioch excepted.

342 (Aer. Hisp. 380.) Constantio III et Constante II. His conss.

342 (Spanish Era 380.) Constantius 3 and Constans 2. Under these consuls.

victi Franci a Constante Aug. seu pacati: tractus Hermogenes.
343 Placido et Romulo.

the Franks were defeated by Constans Augustus, or else pacified: Hermogenes was dragged off.
343 Placidus and Romulus.

344 Leontio et Sallustio.
345 Amentio [Al. Amantio] et Albino.
346 Constantino IV et Constante III.

344 Leontius and Sallustius.
345 Amentius [Otherwise Amantio] and Albinus.
346 Constantine 4 and Constans 3.

347 Rufino et Eusebio.
348 Philippo et Salia. His conss.

347 Rufinus and Eusebius.
348 Philip and Salia. Under these consuls.

bellum Persicum fuit nocturnum.
349 Limenio et Catullino.
350 Sergio et Nigriniano.

the Persian war was nocturnal.
349 Limenius and Catullinus.
350 Sergius and Nigrinianus.

His conss. Constans occisus est in Galliis a Magnentio, et levatus est Magnentius die XV kal. Febr., et Vetranio apud Sirmium kal.

Under these consuls, Constans was slain in Gaul by Magnentius, and Magnentius was elevated on January 18, and Vetranio at Sirmium on the Kalends.

Martiis eo anno, et Nepotianus Romae III non. Junias, et pugna magna fuit cum Romanis et Magnentianis
351 Post conss. Sergii et Nigriniani.

In March of that year, and Nepotianus at Rome on June 3, and there was a great battle between the Romans and the Magnentians
351 After the consuls Sergius and Nigrinianus.

His conss. bellum Magnentii fuit Morsa die IV kal. Octob., et eo anno depositus Vetranio VIII kal.

In their consulship, the battle of Magnentius was at Mursa on the 4th day before the Kalends of October, and in that year Vetranio was deposed on the 8th day before the Kalends.

Januar., et levatus est Constantius Caesar idus Martias [Chr. Alex. idibus Martiis]: et apparuit in Criente signum Salvatoris die III kal.

January, and Constantius Caesar was elevated on the Ides of March [Chron. Alex.: on the Ides of March]: and in the East the sign of the Savior appeared on the day 3 before the Kalends.

Febr. luna XXVIII.
352 (Aer.

Feb. moon 28.
352 (Era.

Hisp. 390.) Constantio V et Constantio Caes.
353 Constantio VI et Constantio II. His conss.

Spanish Era 390.) With Constantius for the 5th time and Constantius Caesar.
353 With Constantius for the 6th time and Constantius for the 2nd time. Under these consuls.

Magnentius se interfecit in Galliis apud Lugdunum die III id. Aug., et Decentius frater Magnentii laqueo se suspendit XV kal. Septemb.
354 Constantio VII et Constantino [Al. Constantio Gallo] III.

Magnentius killed himself in Gaul at Lugdunum on August 11, and Decentius, the brother of Magnentius, hanged himself with a noose on August 18.
354 under Constantius 7 and Constantine 3 [Alternatively, Constantius Gallus 3].

His conss. occisus est Constantius Caesar in insula Flanona.
355 Arbetione et Lolliano.

Under these consuls, Constantius Caesar was slain on the island of Flanona.
355 Arbetio and Lollianus.

His conss. levatus est Julianus Caesar die VIII idus Novembres.
356 Constantio VIII et Juliano Caes.

Under these consuls, Julian Caesar was elevated on the 8th day before the Ides of November.
356 Constantius 8 and Julian Caesar.

His conss. introierunt Constantinopolim reliquiae apostoli Timothei die kal. Jun.

In their consulship, the relics of the apostle Timothy entered Constantinople on the Kalends of June.

357 Constantio IX et Juliano Caes. II. His conss. introierunt Constantinopolim reliquiae sanctorum apostolorum Andreae et Lucae, die V non.

357 Under Constantius 9 and Julian Caesar 2. Under these consuls, the relics of the holy apostles Andrew and Luke entered Constantinople, on the 5th day before the Nones.

Mart., et introivit Constantius Aug. Romae VI kal. Maias, et edidit XXXV.

March, and Constantius Aug. entered Rome on the 6th day before the Kalends of May, and he put on 35 days of games.

358 Datiano et Cereale. His conss. introierunt Constantinopolim legati Persarum die VIII kal.

358 Under Datianus and Cerealis. In their consulship the envoys of the Persians entered Constantinople on the 8th day before the Kalends.

Mart. Ipso anno terraemotus factus, ita ut civitas Nicomedensium funditus versaretur die IX kal. eptemb.; aliae vero CL civitates partibus vexatae sunt.

March. In that very year an earthquake happened, such that the city of the Nicomedians was overturned from the foundations on the 9th day before the Kalends of September; but another 150 cities were vexed in their parts.

359 Eusebio et Hypatio. His conss. natus est Gratianus filius Augusti Valentiniani die XIV kal.

359 Eusebius and Hypatius. Under these consuls, Gratian, the son of the Augustus Valentinian, was born on the 14th day before the Kalends.

Maias: et ipso anno primum processit Constantinopolim praefectus Urbis, nomine Honoratus, die III idus Decemb. 360 Constantino X et Juliano III. His conss.

May: and in that very year for the first time the Prefect of the City, named Honoratus, proceeded to Constantinople, on December 11. 360, Constantine 10 and Julian 3. In their consulship.

dedicatum est Constantinopoli Dominicum die XV kal. Martias.
361 Tauro et Florentio.

the Dominicum was dedicated at Constantinople on February 15.
361 Taurus and Florentius.

His conss. diem functus Constantius Aug. Mopsucrenas in fines Ciliciae Phoeniciae provinciae III non.

Under these consuls, Constantius Augustus, having finished his day, died at Mopsucrene, on the borders of Cilicia and of the province of Phoenicia, on the 3rd day before the Nones.

Novemb., et introivit Julianus Aug. Constantinopolim die III idus Decembres.
362 (Aer.

Nov., and Julian Augustus entered Constantinople on the 3rd day before the Ides of December (December 11).
362 (Era.

Hisp. 400.) Mamertino et Nevitta.
363 Juliano Aug IV et Sallustio.

Hispanic Era 400.) Mamertinus and Nevitta.
363 Julian Augustus 4 and Sallustius.

His conss. occisus est Julianus Aug. in bello Persico die VI kal.

Under these consuls, Julian Augustus was slain in the Persic war on the 6th day before the Kalends.

Julias; et quia apostata a Deo factus est, Christianorum etiam persecutor, occisus est, et levatus est Christianissimus Jovianus Aug. V kalend. Julias.

July; and because he had become an apostate from God, and even a persecutor of Christians, he was slain, and the most Christian Jovian was elevated as Augustus on the 5th day before the Kalends of July.

364 Joviano Aug. et Varro [Al. Varroniano]. His conss. recessit Jovianus Aug.

364 Jovianus Augustus and Varro [Alternatively, Varronianus]. In their consulship, Jovianus Augustus passed away.

Dadastena die XI kal. Mart. et levatus est Valentinianus Aug.

At Dadastena, on February 19, Valentinian was elevated as Augustus.

apud Nicaeam die V kal. Mart. Ipso anno levatus est Valens Aug.

at Nicaea on the 5th day before the Kalends of March. In that same year Valens was elevated as Augustus.

Constantinopolim, in milliario VII, in tribunali a fratre suo Valentiniano die IV kal. April.
365 Valentiniano et Valente Augg.

To Constantinople, at milestone 7, on the tribunal, by his brother Valentinian, on the 4th day before the Kalends of April.
365, Valentinian and Valens, the Augusti.

His conss. mare ultra terminos suos egressum est die XII kalend. Aug., et ipso anno latro nocturnus hostisque publicus intra urbem Constantinopolim apparuit die IV kal.

In their consulship, the sea went beyond its boundaries on the 12th day before the Kalends of Aug., and in that same year a nocturnal robber and public enemy appeared within the city of Constantinople on the 4th day before the Kalends.

Octob.
366 Gratiano Nob. [Al. Nobilissimo puero] et Dagalaifo.

October.
366 under Gratian the Noble [Otherwise: the Most Noble boy] and Dagalaifus.

His conss. natus est Valentinianus junior filius Augusti Valentis die XV kalend. Febr., et ipso anno idem hostis publicus et praedo intra Phrygiam Salutarem, et in Nacoliensium campos ab Augusto Valente oppressus atque exstinctus est die VI kal.

In the consulship of these, Valentinian the Younger, son of the Augustus Valens, was born on the 15th day before the Kalends of February; and in that same year the same public enemy and brigand, within Phrygia Salutaris and in the fields of the Nacolienses, was overborne and extinguished by the Augustus Valens on the 6th day before the Kalends.

Junias. Ipso anno Augustus Valentinianus gentem Alamannicam pervicit.
367 Lupicino et Jovino.

June. In that same year the Augustus Valentinian thoroughly conquered the Alemannic nation.
367 Lupicinus and Jovinus.

His conss. in civitate Constantinopoli, Deus grandinem pluit in modum petrarum die IV nonas Julias; et ipso anno levatus est Gratianus Aug. in Galliis apud Ambianos in tribunali a patre suo Augusto Valentiniano die IX kal.

In the consulship of these men, in the city of Constantinople, God rained hail in the manner of stones on the 4th day before the Nones of July; and in the same year Gratian was elevated as Augustus in Gaul at the Ambiani, on the tribunal, by his father, the Augustus Valentinian, on the 9th day before the Kalends.

Sept.
368 Valentiniano II et Valente II. His conss. terraemotus factus, ita ut civitas Nicaenorum terrae funditus prosterneretur die V idus Octobr.

September.
368 Valentinian 2 and Valens 2. In their consulship, an earthquake occurred, such that the city of the Nicaeans was utterly prostrated to the ground on the 5th day before the Ides of October.

369 Valentiniano Nob. et Victore. His conss.

369 Valentinian the Noble and Victor. Under these consuls.

opus magnificum cisternae Constantinopolitanae completum est a Domitio Modesto v. c. iterum praefecto urbis, quod in prima inchoaverat praefectura. Agon post annos XVII restitutus est ab Augusto Valente.
370 Valentiniano III et Valente III.

The magnificent work of the Constantinopolitan cistern was completed by Domitius Modestus, a most distinguished man, again prefect of the city, which he had begun in his first prefecture. The Agon, after 17 years, was restored by the Augustus Valens.
370 Valentinian 3 and Valens 3.

His conss. magna fames fuit in partibus Phrygiae: et dedicata est sancta ecclesia ubi beati apostoli positi sunt, die V idus April.
371 Gratiano Aug.

In their consulships, there was a great famine in the regions of Phrygia; and the holy church, where the blessed apostles are laid, was dedicated, on the 5th day before the Ides of April.
371 Gratian Augustus.

II et Probo.
372 (Aer. Hisp.

2 and Probus.
372 (Span. Era.

410.) Modesto et Arintheo.
373 Valentiniano IV et Valente IV.
374 Gratiano III et Aequitio [Al. Equitio].
375 Post conss. Gratiani III et Aequitii.

410.) Modestus and Arintheus.
373 Valentinian 4 and Valens 4.
374 Gratian 3 and Aequitius [Alt. Equitius].
375 After the consulships of Gratian 3 and Aequitius.

His conss. thermae Carosianae dedicatae sunt agente praefecto v. c. Vindalonio Magno. Et ipso anno diem functus Valentinianus senior XV kal.

Under these consuls the Carosian Baths were dedicated, with the prefect, a most distinguished man, Vindalonius Magnus, officiating. And in that very year Valentinian the elder passed away on the 15th day before the Kalends.

Decemb. in castello Virgitione: et levatus est Valentinianus junior Aug. filius Aug.

December, at the castle Virgitione: and Valentinian the Younger was elevated as Augustus, the son of the Augustus.

Valentiniani ab exercitu in tribunali die X kal. Decemb. in civitate Acinco.

Of Valentinian, by the army on the tribunal on the 10th day before the Kalends of December, in the city of Acincum.

376 Valente Aug. V et Valentiniano juniore Augusto. His conss.

376 Valens Augustus for the 5th time and Valentinian Junior, Augustus. These were consuls.

victi et expulsi sunt Gothi a gente Hunorum, et suscepti sunt in Romania pro misericordia jussione Aug. Valentis. Et ipso anno introivit corpus Augusti Valentiniani Constantinopolim, die V kal.

The Goths were conquered and expelled by the nation of the Huns, and were received in Romania out of mercy by the command of Augustus Valens. And in that same year the body of Augustus Valentinian entered Constantinople, on the 5th day before the Kalends.

Jan.
377 Gratiano IV et Merobaude. His conss.

Jan.
377 Gratian for the 4th time and Merobaudes. These were consuls.

gens Gothorum qui pro misericordia suscepti sunt, rebellaverunt adversus Romanos: ad quos expugnandos missi sunt comites cum militibus, et pugnaverunt cum Gothis.
378 Valente VI et Valentiniano II. His conss. ingressus est Valens Aug.

the nation of the Goths, who had been received for mercy, rebelled against the Romans: to subdue whom counts were sent with soldiers, and they fought with the Goths.
378 Valens 6 and Valentinian 2. Under these consuls. Valens Augustus entered.

ab oriente Constantinopolim die III kal. Jun. Et ipso anno profectus est Valens Aug.

from the East to Constantinople on the 3rd day before the Kalends of June. And in that same year the Augustus Valens set out.

ex urbe ad fossatum die III idus Junias: et pugna magna fuit cum Romanis et Gothis a milliaro XII ab Hadrianopoli, die V idus Augusti. Ex ea die Valens Augustus nusquam apparuit; et toto anno per dioecesim Thraciarum, et Scythiae, et Moesiae, Gothi habitaverunt simul, et eas praedaverunt; deinde usque ad portas urbis Constantinopolitanae venerunt.
379 Ausonio et Olybrio.

from the city to the fosse on the 3rd day before the Ides of June: and there was a great battle between the Romans and the Goths at the 12th milestone from Hadrianople, on the 5th day before the Ides of August. From that day Valens Augustus appeared nowhere; and for the whole year throughout the diocese of Thrace, and Scythia, and Moesia, the Goths dwelt together and plundered them; then they came as far as the gates of the city of Constantinople.
379 Ausonius and Olybrius.

His conss. levatus est Theodosius Aug. ab Augusto Gratiano die XIV kal.

Under these consuls, Theodosius Augustus was elevated by Augustus Gratian on the 14th day before the Kalends.

Februar. in civitate Sirmio. Ipso anno multa bella Romani cum Gothis commiserunt.

In February, in the city of Sirmium. In that same year the Romans engaged in many wars with the Goths.

Deinde victoriae nuntiatae sunt adversus Gothos, Alanos atque Hunos die XV kal. Decemb. [Adoram codicis nostri ms. haec habentur ascripta, quae Sirmondus omisit: His consulibus Theophilus Alexandriae episcopus subjectum Laterculum infra de Paschae observatione conscribit.]
380 Gratiano Aug.

Then victories were announced against the Goths, Alans, and Huns on the 15th day before the Kalends of December (November 17). [In the margin of the manuscript of our codex the following are found appended, which Sirmond omitted: Under these consuls Theophilus, bishop of Alexandria, composes the little table set below concerning the observance of Easter.]
380, under Gratian Augustus.

V et Theodosio Aug. His conss. victoriae nuntiatae sunt amborum Augustorum.

5 and Theodosius, Augustus. In the consulship of these men, the victories of both Augusti were announced.

Et ipso anno ingressus est Theodosius Aug. Constantinopolim die XVIII kal. Decemb.

And in that very year Theodosius Augustus entered Constantinople on the 18th day before the Kalends of December.

381 Syagrio et Eucherio. His conss. ingressus est Athanaricus rex Gothorum Constantinopolim die III idus Jan.

381 Syagrius and Eucherius. In their consulship Athanaric, king of the Goths, entered Constantinople on the 3rd day before the Ides of January.

Eodem mense diem functus idem Athanaricus VIII kal. Febr.
382 (Aer.

In the same month the same Athanaric died on the 8th day before the Kalends of February.
382 (Era.

Hisp. 420.) Antonio et Syagrio. His conss.

Hispanic Era 420.) Antonius and Syagrius. In their consulship.

Theodosius Aug. corpus Augusti Valentiniani in sarcophago deposuit die IX kal. Mart.

Theodosius Augustus placed the body of the Augustus Valentinian in a sarcophagus on the 9th day before the Kalends of March.

Ipso anno universa gens Gothorum cum rege suo in Romaniam se tradiderunt die V non. Octob.
383 Merobaude II et Saturnino.

In that very year the entire nation of the Goths, with their king, surrendered themselves into Romania on October 3.
383 Merobaude 2 and Saturninus.

His consulibus levatus est Arcadius Aug. Constantinopoli, in milliario VII, in tribunali a Theodosio Aug. patre suo die XVII kal.

Under these consuls Arcadius Augustus was elevated at Constantinople, at the 7th milestone, on the tribunal by Theodosius Augustus his father, on the 17th day before the Kalends.

Febr. Et ipso anno ingressum est Constantinopolim corpus Constantiae filiae Augusti Constantini die II idus Septemb.
384 Ricomere et Clearcho.

Feb. And in that same year the body of Constantia, daughter of the Augustus Constantine, entered Constantinople on the 12th of September.
384 under Ricomer and Clearchus.

His conss. introierunt Constantinopolim legati Persarum. Ipso anno natus est Honorius nob.

Under these consuls the legates of the Persians entered Constantinople. In that same year Honorius, the Nobilissimus, was born.

in purpuris die V idus Septemb.
385 Arcadio Aug. et Bautone.

in purple on the 5th day before the Ides of September.
385 under Arcadius Augustus and Bauto.

386 Honorio nob. et Evodio. His conss.

386 Under Honorius, the noble, and Evodius. In their consulship.

victi atque expugnati, et in Romania captivi adducti gens Greothyngorum a nostris Theodosio et Arcadio: deinde cum victoria et triumpho ingressi sunt Constantinopolim die IV idus Octob.
387 Valerio [Al. Valentiniano] III et Eutropio. His conss.

conquered and taken by assault, and led as captives into Romania, the nation of the Greuthungi by our men, Theodosius and Arcadius: then, with victory and triumph, they entered Constantinople on the 4th day before the Ides of October.
387 Valerius [or Valentinian] 3 and Eutropius. These were consuls.

Quinquennalia Arcadius Aug. propria cum Theodosio Aug. patre suo editionibus ludisque celebravit die decimo septimo kalend.

Arcadius Augustus celebrated his own Quinquennalia, together with his father Theodosius Augustus, with spectacles and games, on the 17th day before the Kalends.

Februar.
388 Theodosio Aug. II et Cynegio.

February.
388, Theodosius Augustus 2 and Cynegius.

His conss. defunctus est Cynegius praefectus Orientis in consulatu suo Constantinopoli. Hic universas provincias longi temporis tabe deceptas in statum pristinum revocavit, et usque ad Aegyptum penetravit, et simulacra gentium evertit.

Under these consuls, Cynegius, Prefect of the East, died during his own consulship at Constantinople. This man recalled all the provinces, impaired by the blight of long time, to their pristine state, and he penetrated as far as Egypt and overthrew the idols of the nations.

Unde cum magno fletu totius populi civitatis deductum est corpus ejus ad Apostolos die XXV kal. April. Et post annum transtulit eum matrona ejus Achantia ad Hispanias pedestre.

Whence, with great weeping of the whole people of the city, his body was led to the Apostles on the 25th day before the Kalends of April (March 8). And after a year his matron, Achantia, transferred him on foot to the Spains.

Et ipso anno occiditur hostis publicus Maximus tyrannus a Theodosio Aug. in milliario III de Aquileia die V kal. Aug.

And in that same year the public enemy Maximus the tyrant was slain by Theodosius Augustus at milestone 3 from Aquileia on the 5th day before the Kalends of August (July 28).

Sed et filius ejus Victor occiditur post paucos dies in Galliis a comite Theodosii Augusti.
389 Timasio et Promoto. His conss.

But also his son Victor is killed after a few days in the Gauls by a count of Theodosius Augustus.
389, Timasius and Promotus. These were consuls.

introivit Theodosius Aug. in urbem Romam cum Honorio filio suo die iduum Juniarum, et dedit congiarium Romanis.
390 Valentiniano IV et Neuterio [Al. Neoterio].
391 Tatiano et Symmacho.

Theodosius Augustus entered into the city of Rome with his son Honorius on the day of the Ides of June, and gave a congiarium to the Romans.
390 Valentinian 4 and Neuterius [Others: Neoterius].
391 Tatianus and Symmachus.

392 [Aer. Hisp. 430.] Arcadio Aug.

392 [Spanish Era 430.] Arcadius Augustus.

II et Rufino. His conss. Valentinianus junior apud Viennam est interfectus, et levavit se Eugenius tyrannus.

2 and Rufinus. In their consulship, Valentinian the Younger was slain at Vienne, and Eugenius the tyrant set himself up.

Postmodum Theodosius Aug. occidit Eugenium.
393 Theodosio Aug.

Afterwards Theodosius Augustus killed Eugenius.
393 Under Theodosius Augustus.

III et Abundantio.
394 Arcadio Aug. III et Honorio Aug.

3rd time and Abundantius.
394 Arcadius Augustus, 3rd time, and Honorius Augustus.

II.
395 Olybrio et Probino. His conss. recessit apud Mediolanum Theodosius Aug.

2.
395 Olybrius and Probinus. In their consulship Theodosius Augustus departed at Milan.

396 Arcadio Aug. IV et Honorio Aug. III.

396 Arcadius Augustus for the 4th time and Honorius Augustus for the 3rd time.

397 Attico et Caesario.
398 Honorio Aug. IV et Eutychiano.

397 Atticus and Caesarius.
398 Honorius Aug. 4 and Eutychianus.

His conss. Gildo occisus.
399 Manilio et Theodoro [Al. Manlio Theodoro] V. C. His conss.

In their consulship, Gildo was slain.
399 Under Manilius and Theodorus [Alternatively: Manlius Theodorus], a most distinguished man. In their consulship.

templa gentilium demolita sunt, Joviniano et Gaudentio comitibus.
400 Stilicone v. c. consule.
401 Vincentio et Fravito.

the temples of the gentiles were demolished, with Jovinian and Gaudentius as counts.
400 Stilicho, a most distinguished man, consul.
401 Vincentius and Fravitus.

402 (Aer. Hisp. 440.) Arcadio V et Honorio v. His conss.

402 (Hispanic Era 440.) Arcadius 5 and Honorius 5. In their consulship.

solis facta defectio III id. Novemb.
403 Theodosio et Rumorido.
404 Honorio VI et Aristone [Al. Aristaeneto]. His conss.

an eclipse of the sun took place 3 days before the Ides of November.
403 Theodosius and Rumoridus.
404 Honorius 6 and Aristo [Otherwise Aristaenetus]. These were consuls.

bellum civile fuit ex III kalend. Septembres.
405 Stilicone II et Anthemio.

there was a civil war from the 3rd day before the Kalends of September.
405, with Stilicho 2 and Anthemius as consuls.

His conss. inter catholicos et Donatistas unitas facta.
406 Arcadio VI et Probo.

Under these consuls, unity was effected between the Catholics and the Donatists.
406 Arcadius 6 and Probus.

407 Honorio VII et Theodosio Aug. II.
408 Basso et Philippo.
409 Honorio VIII et Theodosio III.

407 Honorius 7 and Theodosius Augustus 2.
408 Bassus and Philip.
409 Honorius 8 and Theodosius 3.

His conss. barbari Hispanias ingressi.
410 Honorio IX et Varari, quod fuit Tertullo.

Under these consuls, the barbarians entered the Spains.
410 Honorius 9 and Varari, who was Tertullus.

411 Theodosio Aug. IV. His conss. Constantini tyranni in conto caput allatum est XIV kal.

411 Theodosius Aug., 4. In their consulship the head of Constantine the tyrant was brought on a pole on the 14th day before the Kalends.

Octob.
412 Honorio IX et Theodosio v.
413 Post consulatum Honorii IX et Theodosii V, Lucio cons. His conss.

October.
412 In the consulship of Honorius 9 and Theodosius 5.
413 After the consulship of Honorius 9 and Theodosius 5, Lucius, consul. Under these consuls.

occisi sunt Jovianus, Sebastianus, Sallustius; et Heraclianus abolitus est.
414 Constantio v. c.
415 Honorio X et Theodosio VI. His conss. S. Stephanus primus martyr revelatur sancto presbytero Luciano die VI, feria quae fuit tunc III non.

Jovian, Sebastian, and Sallust were slain; and Heraclian was abolished.
414 Under Constantius, a most distinguished man.
415 Honorius 10 and Theodosius 6. In their consulship, St. Stephen the first martyr is revealed to the holy presbyter Lucian on day 6, on the weekday which was then 3 before the Nones.

Dec., in Hierosolymis sancto Joanne episcopo praesidente: et exstant ex his gestis epistolae supra dicti presbyteri et sancti Aviti presbyteri Bracarensis, qui tunc in Hierosolymis degebant.
416 Theodosio VII et Palladio.
417 Honorio XI et Constantino II.
418 Honorio XII et Theodosio VIII.

Dec., in Jerusalem, Saint John the bishop presiding: and from these acts there exist letters of the above-said presbyter and of Saint Avitus, presbyter of Braga, who were then residing in Jerusalem.
416 Theodosius 7 and Palladius.
417 Honorius 11 and Constantine 2.
418 Honorius 12 and Theodosius 8.

419 Monaxio et Plenta. His conss. sanctus Joannes Hierosolymorum episcopus qui supra, epistolam dirigit per Ecclesias orbis terrarum, quae habetur de signis terroribusque divinitus perpetratis.

419 Monaxius and Plenta. In the consulship of these, Saint John, bishop of Jerusalem, who was mentioned above, directs an epistle through the Churches of the whole world, which is held concerning the signs and terrors divinely wrought.

420 Theodosio IX et Constantio III.
421 Agricola et Eustathio.
422 [Aer.

420 Theodosius 9 and Constantius 3.
421 Agricola and Eustathius.
422 [Aer.

Hisp. 460.] Honorio XIII et Theodosio X.
423 Mariniano et Asclepiodoto. His conss.

Spanish Era 460.] Honorius 13 and Theodosius 10.
423 Marinianus and Asclepiodotus. With these as consuls.

Honorius Aug. recessit Ravenna. (Hactenus Sirmondi editio; caetera ex eodem ms. codice).
424 Castino et Victore.

Honorius Augustus departed at Ravenna. (Thus far the Sirmond edition; the rest from the same ms. codex).
424 Castinus and Victor.

425 Theodosio XI et Valentiniano Caes.
426 Theod. XII et Valentin.

425 Theodosius 11 and Valentinian Caesar.
426 Theod. 12 and Valentinian.

Aug. II.
427 Pierio et Artabu [Al. Hierio et Ardabure].
428 Felice et Tauro.
429 Florentio et Dionysio.

Aug. 2.
427 Pierius and Artabu [Others: Hierius and Ardabure].
428 Felix and Taurus.
429 Florentius and Dionysius.

430 Theodosio XIII et Valentin. III.
431 Basso et Antiocho.

430 Theodosius 13 and Valentinian 3.
431 Bassus and Antiochus.

432 (Aer. Hisp. 470.) Aetio et Valerio.

432 (Spanish Era 470.) Aetius and Valerius.

433 Theodosio XIV et Maximo.
434 Aspare et Ariovindo.
435 Theodosio XV et Valentiniano IV.
436 Isidoro et Senatore.

433 Theodosius 14 and Maximus.
434 Aspar and Ariovindus.
435 Theodosius 15 and Valentinian 4.
436 Isidore and Senator.

437 Aetio II et Segisvuldo.
438 Theodosio XVI et Fausto.
439 Theodosio XVII et Festo.

437 Aetius 2 and Segisvuldus.
438 Theodosius 16 and Faustus.
439 Theodosius 17 and Festus.

440 Valentiniano V et Anatolio.
441 Cyro v. c.
442 (Aer. Hisp.

440 Valentinian 5 and Anatolius.
441 Cyrus, most distinguished man.
442 (Hispanic Era.

480.) Dioscoro. (Omisit Eudoxium.)
443 Maximo II et Paterio [Al. Paterno].
444 Theodosio XVIII et Albino.
445 Valentiniano VI et Aetio III.

480.) Dioscorus. (He omitted Eudoxius.)
443 Maximus 2 and Paterius [Otherwise Paternus].
444 Theodosius 18 and Albinus.
445 Valentinian 6 and Aetius 3.

(Hic confunduntur anni duo, quorum priore conss. fuere Valentinianus VI et Nonius; altero autem,
446 Aetius III et Symmachus.)
447 Callepio et Ardabure.
448 Postumiano et Zenone.

(Here two years are confounded, of which, in the earlier, the consuls were Valentinian 6 and Nonius; in the other, however,
446, Aetius 3 and Symmachus.)
447 Callepio and Ardabure.
448 Postumiano and Zeno.

449 Asturio et Protegene.
450 Valentiniano VII et Avieno.
451 Adelphio et Marciano.

449 Asturius and Protegenes.
450 Valentinian 7 and Avienus.
451 Adelphius and Marcianus.

452 (Aer. Hisp. 490.) Herculano et Parracio [Al. Sporatio].
453 Opilione.

452 (Hispanic Era 490.) Herculano and Parracio [Others: Sporatio].
453 Opilio.

[Omisit Vincomalum.]
454 Aetio IV et Studio.
455 Valentiniano VII et Anthemio.
456 Avito Augusto cons.

[He omitted Vincomalus.]
454 Aetius (4) and Studius.
455 Valentinian (7) and Anthemius.
456 Avitus Augustus, consul.

[Al. Joanne et Varane].
457 Omissi Constantinus et Rufus.
458 Recimere et [Patricio] qui de Oriente. (Hi pertinent ad annum 459.)
459 Majoriano Aug.

[Others: John and Varanes].
457 Omitted: Constantine and Rufus.
458 Recimer and [Patrician], who is from the East. (These pertain to the year 459.)
459 Majorian, Augustus.

et Ariovindo [Al. Leone Aug.] (Hi ad annum 458.)
460 Magno et Apollonio.
461 Severiano et [Dagalaipho] qui de Oriente. His conss.

and Ariovindus [Alternatively, Leo Augustus] (These pertain to the year 458.)
460 Magnus and Apollonius.
461 Severianus and [Dagalaiphus], who is from the East. These as consuls.

Majorianus occiditur, et Severus efficitur imperator.
462 (Aer. Hisp.

Majorian is slain, and Severus is made emperor.
462 (Spanish Era

500.) Severo et Leone Augustis.
463 Basilio et Gadaipho [Al. Viviano].
464 Dn. Olybrio [Al. et Rustico]. Severus Augustus obiit. Anthemius Romae imperator factus est.

500.) Under Severus and Leo, Augusti.
463 Basilio and Gadaipho [Al. Viviano].
464 Our Lord Olybrius [Al. and Rusticus]. Severus Augustus died. Anthemius was made emperor at Rome.

Adversum Wandalos grandis exercitus cum Marcellino duce dirigitur.
468 Augusto Anthemio II consule.

Against the Vandals a great army is directed with Marcellinus as commander.
468 Augustus Anthemius consul for the 2nd time.