* Ex 22.

I've me sen poche de comations. Melchiz.
24. Delize to Exode. 790y.;
to Cail, 42077236. Deluge to

kzode: 237. Creation to Exode: LXX. 4000y.;

2:38. Jos. 39924y, 40537.; 239. Jos. and

LXX. 4140y., 4300y, 4320y.; ¶ 240. Sharpe
quoted; difference between LXX. and Jos. com-
bined and Heb. 1460y.; 241. LXX. and Sam.
anaby.; ¶242. Periods n.c.; ¶ 243. Dates of
Exode from Manetho, &c.; ¶ 244-251.

(10-Now-chronometrical numbers, specially the 70 with

Jacob, 1202.

3. PERIOD C. FROM THE EXODE TO THE BUILDING OF SOLOMON'S
TEMPLE;253-346: pp. 142–211.

(1). Table (No. 3.) of particulars.

Div. A. Moses and Joshua,

65y. Div. B. Anarchy x, +Judges, Lay 390y. Div. C.

Judges, Sacerdotal, 72y. Div. D. Ante-Davidic kings,

47 y. DIV. E. David and part of Solomon, 36y. To-

tals, 611y. &c., 540y. &c.; ¶ 254.

(2). Remarks on Table No. 3; ¶ 255—341.

V.

[1]. ON DIVISION A; ¶255-279. i. 40 yrs. in Wilderness;

255-257. ii. Parallelisms of the 40 yrs.; ¶258.

iii. Joshua's time and periodic addition (127), series of

40's, &c.; 259–264. iv. Ages at death of Miriam,

Aaron, and Moses, and coincidences. Indication of a new

æra; 40's; Moses an orator and general; ¶ 265-269.

Ages of Rulers to death of Joshua; 1372y., 1509y., 490y.,

612y., 1461y.; 270–276. vi. Day of Joshua's death,

from Creation 2580y., 3380y.; ¶ 277–278.
riods from Ant. IX. xiv. 7; 500, 147, 707; ¶ 279.
[2]. ON DIVISION B; ¶ 280-288. i. The Anarchy and first
servitude; 280. ii. Jephthah's 300 yrs. and periods;
248y., 72y., 320y., 112y., 280y., 300y., 340y., 360y., 471y.,
482y., 483y., 470y., 508y., 514y., 730y., 760y., 800y., 768y.,
808y.; 281-287. The uovaoxia; periods, 390y., 360y.,
408y., 490y., 420y., 370y., 300y.; ¶ 288.

[3]. ON DIVISION C; ¶289.

[4]. ON DIVISION D; T 290-337.

vii. Pe-

i. Length of Saul's reign;
Examination of question between Hudson, Hales, and
Clinton; Ant. X. viii. 4; V. ix. 4; Opinions of Scott and
Doddridge; Parallelism between Ishbosheth and Absalom;

291-303. ii. David's reign, divisions, 515y.; ¶ 304.

iii. Coincidences from Ant. XI. iv. 8; 500y., 500y., 1000y.,

between the number of Judges and Kings, &c.; ¶ 305–

309. iv. Chronometrical lines to capture of Jebus, and

periods thence; Ant. VII. iii. 2, and X. viii. 4 quoted;

507y., 507 y., 515y., 514y., 500y., 1000y.; intercalation

of 7 or 73y.; 2160y., 2170y., 2184y., 1461y., 1475y., 1172y.,

1186y., 2177y, 1000y.; parallel divisions in David's and

Solomon's reigns, parallelisms between Solomon and

Herod; 508y., 7y., 560y., 460y., 1020y., 12y.; ¶ 310-

322. v. Overlapping chronometrical lines; Call to first

building Temple, and Exode to Return=1020y.; Call to
1st building, and Exode to 1st destruction=1020y.;
Exode to 1st destruction, and 1st building to 2nd destruc-
tion=1067-8y.; also, taking of Jebus to 2nd destruction=
1067-8y., 507y., 560y.; Tables of common-mean periods
and combinations; proofs; combinations; 1460y., 300y.,
1600y., 1089y., 722y., 1444y., 744y. ; ¶ 323–337.

[5]. ON DIVISION E. ¶337-340. Doubling of Solomon's divi-

sions; ¶ 337. 480 yrs. of 1 Kings, vi. I; Call to 1st build-

ing, 960y.; ¶338-339. LXX. 440y., 860y., from Exode to

1st building; 430's; ¶ 340.

[6]. ON DIVISIONS C, D, AND E; maximum duration 312y., mini-

mum 112y.;341.

(3). Miscellaneous periods; 430y., 450y., 470y., 600y., 505y., 515y.,

464y., 909y., 2992y., 1336y., 3430y., 4022y., 400y., 1440y.,

3400y., 3512y.; 342. Deluge to 1st building, 1656y.;

། 343.

(4). Cyclical numbers not chronometrical, coincidences, and paral-

lelisms; ¶ 344–346.

[1]. Non-chronometrical Nos. ; ¶ 345. [2]. Coincidences, &c.; ¶ 346.

4. PERIOD D. FROM THE FOUNDATION TO THE CONFLAGRATION OF

THE FIRST TEMPLE; 347-405: pp. 212-264.

(1). Table (No. 4) of computed durations; ¶ 347-349. Those de-

rivable from Jos.; 348. Those derived from Chronologers;

། 349.

(2). DIVISION A. Remainder of Solomon=36y., 364y., 37y., or 72y.,
73y., 74y.; Subdivisions; ¶ 350.

(3). DIVISIONS B TO D; ¶ 351–367.

[1]. Table (No. 5) of Kings of Judah and Israel; ¶ 351.

[2]. Miscellaneous remarks on Table; 360y., 370y., 365y., 740y.,

720y., 370y., 360y., reduction of text to actual years.

(Note. Extract from Jo. Sac. Lit.); ¶ 352.

[3]. Structure of Period, &c.; ¶ 353–367.

Table (No. 6) of

divisions in reigns; 41's, 61's, 35's; 353. Remarks;

300y., 144y., durations of kingdom of Judah, 420y.,

427-8y., of Israel, 272y., 280y., of Judah, 434–5y., 412y.,

440y., 60's and 42's; ¶ 354-364. Series of 333's and

393's, 1172, 1836, 370, 430, 1040, 980, 1100, 1758, 1640,

1700, 430, 370; ¶ 365. In connexion with Israel, 293;

366. Deficiency of 35y.; ¶ 367.

(4). DIVISION B; 368-376. Rehoboam to Ahab; reasons for

dividing here; ¶ 368. Pretenders accounted kings; ¶ 369.

Effect of inclusive reckoning; ¶ 370. Ahab's intercalation;

Results from Title-numbers, if 3 yrs. &c. intercalary, 160y.,

200y., 232y, 708y., 968y., 960y., 320y., 1128y., 1120y., 430y.,

72y., 70's, 430's, 432y., 500's, 575y.; ¶ 371–372. Direct

evidence of intercalation; ¶ 373-376.

(5). DIVISION C;¶377-381. Intercalation of 7 yrs. &c.; ¶ 377—

379. Tyre, 240y. before 1st Temple; 380. Captivity of

Israel, 720 B.C.; 381.

(6). DIVISION D; ¶382-397. Josiah's reign, divisions in; ¶ 382.

360y. to fulfilment of prophecy against Jeroboam; 365y.;

383. Inference against concurrent years and interregna;

384. The great Passover, and the Jubilee years; Grand

Passovers of Samuel, Solomon, and Hezekiah; 140y., 293y.,

253y.; 20 Jubilees or a Millennium; ¶ 385-388. Jubilee

49th or 50th year? ¶ 389. The 4th of Jehoiakim not the

terminus à quo of the Captivity; 390-392. Nor 2nd of

Darius the terminus ad quem; ¶ 393. Jehoiachin's age at

accession; 395. Discrepancies between ages; ¶ 396-397.

(7). Table (No. 7) of dates of prophecies, invasions, and chief events;

¶ 398.

(8). Remarks in connexion with Table No. 7; ¶ 399-403.

[1]. Ezekiel, mystical numbers arising from his dates; 56d., 70d.,

Ez. iv. 390d. +40d.=430d.; 420d. 413d.; ¶ 400.

Inter-

pretation of Ez. iv. 430d., 420d., 413d., 460d., 570d., 600d.;

T 401.

[2]. Final subjugations of Israel and Judah compared; Judah

3y. and 1y.; Israel 3y. and 14y.; proofs of inclusive and

exclusive reekoning; ¶ 402-403.

(9). Miscellaneous coincidences, &c.; 490y., 460y., 1030y., 430y.,

470y., 3920y., 3930y.; ¶ 404.

(10). Cyclical numbers not chronometrical; ¶ 405.

ix

5. PERIOD E. FROM THE FIRST TO THE SECOND DESTRUCTION OF
JERUSALEM; 406-661: pp. 265–482.

Termini of Period and Divisions: 406-407.

(1). DIVISION A: from the first destruction to the Return; ¶408—
475: pp. 270-324.

[1]. Particulars of Division A: The aixuaλwoia; ¶408–466.

i. Durations attributed; 409. 50 years proved from

Phoenician records; 410-412. Captivity of 10

Tribes to Return 240y.; ¶413. Between the 2 sieges

of Tyre 240y.; ¶ 414. 11th to 14th years of the 2

Hirom's; ¶ 415. 210y. from captivity of 10 Tribes

to Cyrus or Darius H.; ¶416. Decads of Kings;

417. Indications of periodic combinations; 418.

ii. Table (No. 8) of 10 Babylonian and Persian Kings

during the captivity; ¶ 419. iii. Table (No. 9) of

10 Persian Kings to whom the Jews were subject; ¶

420. iv. Remarks on Table No. 8. Corruption of

52 years; 421. Discordant opinions; ¶ 422. Cyrus

and Darius, ages and reigns; ¶ 424-425. Cyrus 31

The Astronomical Canon, periods

years; 426.

428y., 240y., 210y.; ¶ 426. Why Nabopolassar in-

serted; 427-429. Number of Kings; ¶ 430.

Durations and combinations; ¶ 431. Captivity-epochs

of ancient Chronologers; 432. Syncellus, Africanus,

&c., combinations, 42y., 56y., 14y., 112y., 100y., 50y.,

70y., 80y., 112y.; ¶ 433. Epochs of Captivities and

Returns; 434. Table (No. 10) of Captivities; ¶435.

V. Re-

Remarks and combinations; ¶ 436–443.

marks in reference to the Returns from Captivity_as

shewn in Tables 8 and 9; ¶ 444—445.

true Captivity; ¶ 446-456. 20y., 50y., 70y., 100y.;

72's;

446. Equation between 50 and 70 years;

70's; 72's; 3500y.; ¶ 447-452. 490y. and 560y.;

vii. Time

453. 50 and 100 years; ¶ 454-456.

vi. The

spent in building Temple, 46 (Jno ii. 20), 23y., Sac.
viii. Time occu-

Cycle; 50 and 100; 457-465.

pied in fortifying Jerusalem; 52d., 120w., 28m., 28y.;

T466.

[2]. PROPHECIES; ¶ 467-473.

i. Isaiah's three 70's, and the date of his death; ¶ 467.

ii. Hananiah's prophecy of 2 years, and his punish-

ment after 2 months; 468. iii. The 70 years'

oblivion of Tyre; ¶ 469. iv. The predicted 40

years' desolation of Egypt; ¶ 470-473.

[3]. Miscellaneous periodic combinations; ¶474.

[4]. Numbers not chronometrical, particularly the numbers of the

captives who returned; ¶ 475.

(2). DIVISION B: from the Return to the Maccabæan independence ;

¶476-545: pp. 325-394.

[1]. Propriety of the terminus ad quem shewn; ¶ 476–480.

[2]. Particulars of Division B. (the onμoкparéia); ¶ 481-487.

i. The 14 Persian Kings, 208y., combinations; ¶ 482.

ii. Table (No. 11.) of 10 Macedonian and Syrian

Kings; 483. iii. Remarks on No. 11:-combi-

nations; 484-485. iv. Durations, 414y., 374y.,

300y.; 486-487.

488-543. i. Introductory; ¶ 488

a. Nebuch's dream of an image; ¶ 490-492.

dream of 4 beasts; ¶ 495-497. iv. Of a Ram

498-500. v. The 70" sevens' 501

vi. The vision of the "Scripture of truth"; ¶515

vii. General remarks; ¶ 517. viii. The year-day

ix. The "half-week" numbers;

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theory; 518-523.

524. Initial and terminal “ half-week”; ¶ 525. 70×7 in

days; ¶ 526–528. "70×7" an expression of finality;

529. Lengths of initial and terminal periods; ¶ 530.

490 and

1835; ¶ 532-533. Title-numbers; 534.

980, 2300 and other "half-week" numbers; ¶ 535–538.

Adaptation of "half-week" numbers to the Chronology

and coincidences; ¶ 539--543.

[4]. Miscellaneous periods and combinations; ¶ 544.

[5]. Non-chronometrical numbers; ¶ 545.

(3). DIVISION C: from the assertion of independence to the accession

of Herod; 546-572: pp. 394-416.

[1]. The Aoapovɛia an original Division ; ¶ 546.

[2]. Table (No. 12) of particulars; ¶547.

[3]. Remarks on No. 12; ¶ 548-569.

i. Decad;

548.

iii.

ii. Judas M. and Alexander the Great; ¶ 549.

Discrepancies; ¶ 550-552. iv. Jewish Era; ¶ 553.

v. J. Hyrcanus's years; ¶ 554. vi. 471y. to Aristobulus;

555-559. vii. Systematic Various Readings; ¶560.

viii. Loss of Urim and Thummim; ¶ 561.

bulus II.;

Antigonus;

¶ 570.

ix. Aristo-

562.

xi.

x. Hyrcanus II.; ¶ 563.

564-569. xii. Durations of Division C;

[4]. Miscellaneous periods, coincidences, &c.; — Title-numbers;

¶571.

[5]. Non-chronometrical numbers; ¶572.

(4). DIVISION D: from capture of Jerusalem by Herod to 2nd de-

struction by Titus; ¶573-661: pp.

417-482.

[1]. The 'Papaio an original Division; ¶ 573.

[2]. Particulars of Division D; ¶574-595.

i. Table No. 13; 574. ii. Remarks on Table: decads

of Rulers; supreme (Table No. 14), deputed, subordi-

iii. Durations;

nate, sacerdotal; ¶ 575-583.

584-585. iv. Notes of time in Herod's reign;

586. v. Dates of the 2 Herods' accessions com-

pared; ¶ 587. vi. The last War, notes of time;

588; coincidences; 589-595.

[3]. Miscellaneous periods and combinations; ¶ 596—628.

i. To the Vulgar Æra, 1000y.;¶597–606. Exode 1648y.

and 1652y., 700y., 412y. x 4, 648y., 1680y., 1720y.,

Hillel 800y., 612y. × 4, 700's, 4102-3-4y, 1656y.,

1000y., 1312y., 490y.; ¶ 599-601. 536y. Series;

602-605. Periods from received chronologies;

606. ii. To the 2nd destruction; ¶ 607-628.

609. Title-

2150y., 1060y.; ¶ 608. 536's and 606's;

616-619.

numbers; 610-615. Esdras 430;

530 and 490; ¶ 620. Onias's Temple; ¶ 621-626.

Exode to 2nd destruction; 1827; 627-628.