od, at Altars, without
Temples is set up in all _Persia_.
520. The second Temple is built at _Jerusalem_ by the command of _Darius_.
515. The second Temple is finished and dedicated.
513. _Harmodius_ and _Aristogiton_, slay _Hipparchus_ the son of
_Pisistratus_, Tyrant of the _Athenians._
508. The Kings of the _Romans_ expelled, and Consuls erected.
491. The Battle of _Marathon_.
485. _Xerxes_ Reigns.
480. The Passage of _Xerxes_ over the _Hellespont_ into _Greece_, and
Battles of _Thermopylae_ and _Salamis_.
464. _Artaxerxes Longimanus_ Reigns.
457. _Ezra_ returns into _Judaea_. _Johanan_ the father of _Jaddua_ was now
grown up, having a chamber in the Temple.
444. _Nehemiah_ returns into _Judaea_. _Herodotus_ writes.
431. The _Peloponnesian_ war begins.
428. _Nehemiah_ drives away _Manasseh_ the brother of _Jaddua_, because he
had married _Nicaso_ the daughter of _Sanballat_.
424. _Darius Nothus_ Reigns.
422. _Sanballat_ builds a Temple in _Mount Gerizim_ and makes his
son-in-law _Manasseh_ the first High-Priest thereof.
412. Hitherto the Priests and Levites were numbered, and written in the
Chronicles of the _Jews_, before the death of _Nehemiah_: at which time
either _Johanan_ or _Jaddua_ was High-Priest, And here Ends the Sacred
History of the _Jews_.
405. _Artaxerxes Mnemon_ Reigns. The end of the _Peloponnesian_ war.
359. _Artaxerxes Ochus_ Reigns.
338. _Arogus_ Reigns.
336. _Darius Codomannus_ Reigns.
332. The _Persian_ Empire conquered by _Alexander_ the great.
331. _Darius Codomannus_, the last King of _Persia_, slain.
* * * * *
THE
CHRONOLOGY
OF ANCIENT KINGDOMS AMENDED.
* * * * *
CHAP. I.
_Of the Chronology of the First Ages of the _Greeks_._
All Nations, before they began to keep exact accounts of Time, have been
prone to raise their Antiquities; and this humour has been promoted, by the
Contentions between Nations about their Originals. _Herodotus_ [3] tells
us, that the Priests of _Egypt_ reckoned from the Reign of _Menes_ to that
of _Sethon_, who put _Sennacherib_ to flight, three hundred forty and one
Generations of men, and as many Priests of _Vulcan_, and as many Kings of
_Egypt_: and that three hundred Generations make ten thousand years; _for_,
saith he, _three Generations of men make an hundred years_: and the
remaining forty and one Generations make 1340 years: and so th
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