An apologie in briefe assertions defending that our Lord died in the time properly foretold to Daniel For satisfaction of some students in both vniuersities. H. Broughton.
- Title
- An apologie in briefe assertions defending that our Lord died in the time properly foretold to Daniel For satisfaction of some students in both vniuersities. H. Broughton.
- Author
- Broughton, Hugh, 1549-1612.
- Publication
- London :: Printed by VVilliam Kearney dwelling within Creeple-gate,
- 1592.
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- Bible -- Chronology -- Early works to 1800.
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Contents
- title page
- To the right noble Lord, Sir Pe∣regrine Bertye Knight, Lord of VVilloughby and Eresby.
- The Autor to the Reader.
- A DEFENCE OF I. CALVIN, our notes vpon the Geneua Bible, Emma∣manuel Tremelius, Matthew Beroaldus, Henrie Wolphius, and Romists yeelding vnto them, Gil∣bert Genebrard, and others: for the beginning, ending, and certeintie of Daniels seauens, con∣teined in Gabriels speech, the key of the old Testament, by H. B. of the same opinion in Conc. Ser.
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THAT THERE WAS NO
cause why 560. yeares should be imagined
betwixt the deliuerance by Cyrus, and
the death of our Sauiour.
- For the whole time.
- For the Persians 130. yeres.
- Obiection.
- Answer.
- An other obiection in Wolphius vpon Nehemias.
- Answer.
- A third obiection.
- Answer.
- Of Ezra.
- Obiection against that Esra should be properly sonne to Saraias.
- Answer.
- Obiection.
- Answer.
- For the space betwixt Cyrus and Aggai, prophe∣cying: that it is nothing neere 107.
- Obiections.
- Answer.
- Obiection against Cedrenus. He is of as great authoritie as Legenda aurea. Answer.
- Of Anaxandrides and Leonidas.
- Obiection.
- Answer.
- Of Polycrates.
- Obiection.
- Answer.
- Of Epimenides in Laertius.
- Obiection.
- Answer.
- Other successions of liues.
- Of Apryes, Amasis, Pythagoras, Lysis, and Epaminondas.
- Of Cyrus.
- Of Greekes nullitie.
- An obiection from Thucidides.
- Answer.
- Thucidides condemnation of Greekes.
- Pausanias testimonie.
- Plutarchs testimonie.
- Continuall disagreements.
- A kinde of helpe.
- Against Eratosthenes account.
- Of Olympiades, Romes antiquitie and Chaldeans.
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. - OF THE OLYMPIA, by Phlegon, freeman of Adrianus Caesar.
- Of Darius Hystaspis.
- Of the Olympiade 75. ioyned to Xerxes warre.
- Cyrus, in particularitie specially conferred with Olympiades, disagreeing extreamely.
- A Cataloge of further impossibilities in Olympike reckonynges.
- The causes of differing by Olympiades, sundry games, and sundry game-rulers
- Of sundry game: rulers.
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Nor marke the cart before the horse in
Pausanias reckonyng. - Plutarch of Hippias.
- How Plato setteth out Hippias.
- Of the authoritie of others of Elis, citizens to Hippias.
- Obiection.
- Answere to Xenophons Olympiade 93.
- Of Solons age, and Philip Macedons, to be of the lyke distaunce by Heathen, as Iakim and Iaddue are cast from scripture to be.
- Of Romes Chronicle noted in latine A. V. C. anni vrbis conditae: the yeares since the Citie was built.
- Extremities in shortnes.
- Of Iakim, Solon Pisistratus, Tarquinius superbus, and Cyrus chyldhood, touching the same tymes.
- A digression vpon occasion of the aduersaries phrase.
- Causes why Romane testimonies shoulde be rather loathed, then honoured, to controll all anti∣quitie for holy prophetes.
- How the common table of Archontes, though forged, yet was exquisitely honored of the Antichristian Phi∣losophers, not without suspition of malice.
- Of the Chaldeans.
- How an aduersary doth cite this agaynst the proprietie of Scripture.
- Answere.
- Obiection.
- Answere.
- Obiection.
- Answere.
- The amending of faults escaped.