V. Клавдий (царств. 13 лет, 8 месяцев и 28 дней)

This Claudius was the uncle of Drusus, who has a monument near Mainz. Elsewhere I read: maternal uncle, because he was the brother of Kai's mother The Apostle Peter, a Galilean by birth, the first Christian bishop, having first founded the Church of Antioch, goes to Rome, where, preaching the Gospel for 25 years, he is at that time the bishop of this city. 5 The Evangelist Mark, interpreter of Peter, proclaims Christ in Egypt and Alexandria. Evodius is installed as the first bishop of Antioch. Agrippa, king of the Jews, dies after a seven-year reign. After him, Claudius elevated his son Agrippa to the kingdom. The prophecy of Agave, which, according to the Acts of the Apostles, predicted that there would be famine throughout the world, is fulfilled under Claudius. Claudius defeated the British and annexed the Orcadian Islands to the Roman Empire. In memory of this glory, he named his son Britannic. Famous is Domitius, a native African, the orator Nemausian 6, who subsequently dies at dinner from overeating. Claudius of Quirinal, rhetorician of Arelat, teaches with the greatest glory in Rome. An island of 30 stadia appeared between Thera and Terasia. According to the census carried out in Rome under Claudius, 6,844,000 Roman citizens were found. Around this time, Claudius drained the Fucin swamp, and for 11 years, 30,000 people worked without interruption. Claudius built the harbor of Ostia, fencing it on the right and left as if with two hands. Thrace, which had been royal to this day, became a Roman province. The Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, will go to heaven with the Son, which, as some write, was a revelation to them. Under the procurator of Judea, Cuman, on the days of unleavened bread, there was such a disturbance in Jerusalem that when a multitude of people came out of the gates, they clashed, and 30,000 Jews died. In Rome, the grammarian Palemon of Vitsetinsky is famous, who once, when asked: what is the difference between stilla and gutta 7, answered: gutta is a stationary drop, and stilla is a falling one. M. Antony Liberalis, the Latin rhetorician, enters into a fierce enmity with Palemon. There was a famine in Greece, and a measure was sold for six drachmas. Three suns appeared together and immediately came together into one circle. Dionysius the Areopagite, once a famous philosopher, is famous. Claudius sends Felix as procurator of Judea, from whom the Apostle Paul, being accused, asks for protection. The Apostle of Christ Philip in Hierapolis, the city of Asia, when he was proclaiming the Gospel to the people, nailed to the cross, he is stoned. Under the procurator of Judea, Felix, there were many who deceived the people with their suggestions, among whom was one Egyptian false prophet, who, having attracted very many to himself, in the very midst of his great plans, was defeated by the army of Felix. Joseph writes about this in accordance with the Acts of the Apostles, in which Paul is told by the tribune: Are you not that Egyptian who, just these days, caused a disturbance and led four thousand people into the wilderness? (Acts 2 1,38) Claudius dies in the palace, at the age of 64. We translate the chronicle of Eusebius according to Jerome’s account, starting only from the Nativity of Christ, bearing in mind theological and church-historical interest, which the previous part of the chronicle does not represent. On the same basis, we consider it possible to omit in the translation the chronological indication of the years from Abraham, according to the Olympiads and according to the years of the reign of the kings of Judah (before the destruction of Jerusalem) and limit ourselves to Christian chronology. Asterisks indicate testimony of dubious authenticity that is found in all lists of the chronicle according to the presentation of the bl. Jerome. Note Editorials. Testimony about the 25-year stay of the ap. Peter in Rome, as we know, is rejected by history. Both words mean drop. You might be interested in: