Every Day
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共 466 题- THE EVERY DAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY:
- JOEL MUNSELL.
- PREFACE.
- EVERY DAY BOOK
- OF
- HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY.
- JANUARY.
- JANUARY 1.
- JANUARY 2.
- JANUARY 3.
- 106. B. C. Birthday of MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO, the Roman orator.
- JANUARY 4.
- 100. TITUS, disciple of St. Paul, died at Crete.
- JANUARY 5.
- JANUARY 6.
- JANUARY 7.
- JANUARY 8.
- JANUARY 9.
- JANUARY 10.
- JANUARY 11.
- JANUARY 12.
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- JANUARY 17.
- JANUARY 18.
- JANUARY 19.
- JANUARY 20.
- JANUARY 21.
- JANUARY 22.
- JANUARY 23.
- JANUARY 24.
- JANUARY 25.
- JANUARY 26.
- JANUARY 27.
- JANUARY 28.
- JANUARY 29.
- 164 B. C. ANTIOCHUS EPIPHANES, the great enemy of the Jews, died.
- JANUARY 30.
- 405 B. C. Sophocles died at Athens.
- JANUARY 31.
- FEBRUARY.
- FEBRUARY 1.
- 107. ST. IGNATIUS died, or was murdered.
- FEBRUARY 2.
- FEBRUARY 3.
- FEBRUARY 4.
- FEBRUARY 5.
- FEBRUARY 6.
- FEBRUARY 7.
- FEBRUARY 8.
- FEBRUARY 9.
- FEBRUARY 10.
- FEBRUARY 11.
- FEBRUARY 12.
- FEBRUARY 13.
- FEBRUARY 14.
- FEBRUARY 15.
- FEBRUARY 16.
- FEBRUARY 17.
- FEBRUARY 18.
- FEBRUARY 19.
- FEBRUARY 20.
- FEBRUARY 21.
- FEBRUARY 22.
- FEBRUARY 23.
- FEBRUARY 24.
- FEBRUARY 25.
- 52 B. C. POMPEY elected sole consul of Rome.
- FEBRUARY 26.
- FEBRUARY 27.
- FEBRUARY 28.
- FEBRUARY 29.
- MARCH.
- MARCH 1.
- MARCH 2.
- MARCH 3.
- MARCH 4.
- 1791. Vermont admitted into the Union. (See Feb. 18.)
- MARCH 5.
- MARCH 6.
- MARCH 7.
- 161. ANTONINUS PIUS, emperor of Rome, died at Lorium, aged 23.
- MARCH 8.
- MARCH 9.
- MARCH 10.
- MARCH 11.
- MARCH 12.
- MARCH 13.
- MARCH 14.
- MARCH 15.
- MARCH 16.
- MARCH 17.
- MARCH 18.
- 251. ST. CYRIL, archbishop of Jerusalem, died.
- MARCH 19.
- 478. B. C. The history of Herodotus terminates with the siege of Sestos.
- MARCH 20.
- 268. PUBLIUS GALLIENUS, emperor of Rome, assassinated at Milan.
- MARCH 21.
- 1804. DUKE D'ENGHIEN, shot at Vincennes by torch light. (See p. 104.)
- MARCH 22.
- MARCH 23.
- MARCH 24.
- MARCH 25.
- MARCH 26.
- MARCH 27.
- MARCH 28.
- MARCH 29.
- MARCH 30.
- MARCH 31.
- APRIL.
- APRIL 1.
- APRIL 2.
- APRIL 3.
- 33. JESUS CHRIST, our Savior, crucified.
- APRIL 4.
- APRIL 5.
- 33. The day of our Savior's resurrection called Easter.
- APRIL 6.
- APRIL 7.
- APRIL 8.
- 217. CARACALLA, the Roman emperor, assassinated at Edessa.
- APRIL 9.
- APRIL 10.
- APRIL 11.
- APRIL 12.
- APRIL 13.
- APRIL 14.
- APRIL 15.
- APRIL 16.
- APRIL 17.
- APRIL 18.
- APRIL 19.
- 481 B. C. An eclipse of the sun noticed by Herodotus.
- APRIL 20.
- APRIL 21.
- APRIL 22.
- APRIL 23.
- APRIL 24.
- APRIL 25.
- 68. Saint MARK, the evangelist, died at Alexandria.
- APRIL 26.
- APRIL 27.
- APRIL 28.
- APRIL 29.
- APRIL 30.
- MAY.
- MAY 1.
- 475. HENGHIST, the Saxon, caused 300 English noblemen to be murdered.
- MAY 2.
- MAY 3.
- MAY 4.
- MAY 5.
- MAY 6.
- MAY 7.
- MAY 8.
- 685. Pope BENEDICT II died.
- MAY 9.
- MAY 10.
- 664. The memorable pestilence in Ireland began.
- MAY 11.
- MAY 12.
- MAY 13.
- MAY 14.
- MAY 15.
- MAY 16.
- MAY 17.
- MAY 18.
- MAY 19.
- MAY 20.
- MAY 21.
- MAY 22.
- MAY 23.
- MAY 24.
- MAY 25.
- MAY 26.
- MAY 27.
- MAY 28.
- MAY 29.
- MAY 30.
- MAY 31.
- JUNE.
- JUNE 1.
- JUNE 2.
- JUNE 3.
- JUNE 4.
- JUNE 5.
- JUNE 6.
- JUNE 7.
- JUNE 8.
- JUNE 9.
- JUNE 10.
- JUNE 11.
- JUNE 12.
- JUNE 13.
- JUNE 14.
- JUNE 15.
- JUNE 16.
- JUNE 17.
- JUNE 18.
- JUNE 19.
- JUNE 20.
- JUNE 21.
- JUNE 22.
- JUNE 23.
- JUNE 24.
- 64. The first Christian persecution under Nero.
- JUNE 25.
- JUNE 26.
- JUNE 27.
- JUNE 28.
- JUNE 29.
- JUNE 30.
- JULY.
- JULY 1.
- JULY 2.
- JULY 3.
- JULY 4.
- JULY 5.
- JULY 6.
- JULY 7.
- JULY 8.
- JULY 9.
- 597 B. C. An eclipse of the sun, foretold by Thales.
- JULY 10.
- 983. Pope BENEDICT VII died.
- JULY 11.
- JULY 12.
- JULY 13.
- 573. Pope JOHN III died.
- JULY 14.
- JULY 15.
- JULY 16.
- JULY 17.
- JULY 18.
- JULY 19.
- JULY 20.
- JULY 21.
- JULY 22.
- JULY 23.
- JULY 24.
- JULY 25.
- JULY 26.
- JULY 27.
- JULY 28.
- JULY 29.
- JULY 30.
- JULY 31.
- AUGUST.
- AUGUST 1.
- AUGUST 2.
- AUGUST 3.
- AUGUST 4.
- AUGUST 5.
- AUGUST 6.
- AUGUST 7.
- AUGUST 8.
- AUGUST 9.
- AUGUST 10.
- AUGUST 11.
- AUGUST 12.
- 243 B. C. Liberation of Corinth, by Aratus, in his 2d prætorship.
- AUGUST 13.
- AUGUST 14.
- AUGUST 15.
- AUGUST 16.
- AUGUST 17.
- AUGUST 18.
- AUGUST 19.
- AUGUST 20.
- AUGUST 21.
- 638. Antioch in Syria taken by the Saracens.
- AUGUST 22.
- AUGUST 23.
- AUGUST 24.
- AUGUST 25.
- AUGUST 26.
- 55. A surprisingly great comet was seen by the inhabitants of China.
- AUGUST 27.
- AUGUST 28.
- AUGUST 29.
- 410. Alaric evacuated Rome and ravaged the provinces of Italy.
- AUGUST 30.
- AUGUST 31.
- SEPTEMBER.
- SEPTEMBER 1.
- 44 B. C. Divine honors decreed to the memory of Cæsar.
- SEPTEMBER 2.
- SEPTEMBER 3.
- SEPTEMBER 4.
- SEPTEMBER 5.
- SEPTEMBER 6.
- SEPTEMBER 7.
- SEPTEMBER 8.
- SEPTEMBER 9.
- SEPTEMBER 10.
- SEPTEMBER 11.
- SEPTEMBER 12.
- SEPTEMBER 13.
- SEPTEMBER 14.
- SEPTEMBER 15.
- SEPTEMBER 16.
- 36. HEROD AGRIPPA thrown into bonds at Rome by Tiberius.
- 1686. FYCHAN GAUNOR died at Abercowarch, in Wales, aged 140. (1786?)
- SEPTEMBER 17.
- SEPTEMBER 18.
- SEPTEMBER 19.
- 880. ABBATEGNIA decided the obliquity of the ecliptic to be 23° 25´.
- SEPTEMBER 20.
- SEPTEMBER 21.
- 60. Saint MATTHEW, the apostle, died at Heliopolis, in Parthia.
- SEPTEMBER 22.
- SEPTEMBER 23.
- SEPTEMBER 24.
- SEPTEMBER 25.
- SEPTEMBER 26.
- 33. St. STEPHEN is said to have been stoned this day, Paul consenting.
- SEPTEMBER 27.
- SEPTEMBER 28.
- SEPTEMBER 29.
- SEPTEMBER 30.
- 480 B. C. The Carthagenians were overthrown at Gelo by Himera.
- OCTOBER.
- OCTOBER 1.
- OCTOBER 2.
- OCTOBER 3.
- 382. The Goths submitted to the Roman empire under Theodosius.
- OCTOBER 4.
- OCTOBER 5.
- OCTOBER 6.
- OCTOBER 7.
- OCTOBER 8.
- OCTOBER 9.
- OCTOBER 10.
- OCTOBER 11.
- OCTOBER 12.
- OCTOBER 13.
- OCTOBER 14.
- OCTOBER 15.
- OCTOBER 16.
- OCTOBER 17.
- OCTOBER 18.
- OCTOBER 19.
- 202 B. C. Battle of Zama, in which Hannibal was defeated by Scipio.
- OCTOBER 20.
- OCTOBER 21.
- OCTOBER 22.
- OCTOBER 23.
- OCTOBER 24.
- OCTOBER 25.
- OCTOBER 26.
- OCTOBER 27.
- OCTOBER 28.
- OCTOBER 29.
- OCTOBER 30.
- OCTOBER 31.
- NOVEMBER.
- NOVEMBER 1.
- 51 B. C. CICERO sat down before Pindenissum, a city in Cilicia.
- 79. Pompeii and Herculaneum buried by an eruption of Vesuvius.
- NOVEMBER 2.
- NOVEMBER 3.
- NOVEMBER 4.
- NOVEMBER 5.
- NOVEMBER 6.
- NOVEMBER 7.
- NOVEMBER 8.
- NOVEMBER 9.
- NOVEMBER 10.
- NOVEMBER 11.
- NOVEMBER 12.
- NOVEMBER 13.
- NOVEMBER 14.
- NOVEMBER 15.
- NOVEMBER 16.
- NOVEMBER 17.
- NOVEMBER 18.
- NOVEMBER 19.
- NOVEMBER 20.
- NOVEMBER 21.
- NOVEMBER 22.
- NOVEMBER 23.
- 946. EDRED, the successor of Edmund I of England, died of quinsy.
- NOVEMBER 24.
- NOVEMBER 25.
- NOVEMBER 26.
- NOVEMBER 27.
- NOVEMBER 28.
- NOVEMBER 29.
- NOVEMBER 30.
- DECEMBER.
- DECEMBER 1.
- DECEMBER 2.
- DECEMBER 3.
- DECEMBER 4.
- DECEMBER 5.
- DECEMBER 6.
- 884. CARLOMAN, king of France, died.
- DECEMBER 7.
- 983. Otho II (_the Bloody_), emperor of Germany, poisoned.
- DECEMBER 8.
- DECEMBER 9.
- DECEMBER 10.
- DECEMBER 11.
- DECEMBER 12.
- DECEMBER 13.
- DECEMBER 14.
- 628. Pilgrimage of the emperor HERACLIUS at Jerusalem.
- DECEMBER 15.
- DECEMBER 16.
- 714. PEPIN (_the Fat_), mayor of Paris, died; a man of wisdom and vigor.
- DECEMBER 17.
- 546. The Goths under TOTILLA captured and plundered Rome.
- DECEMBER 18.
- DECEMBER 19.
- 69. The Roman capitol burnt by Vitellius.
- DECEMBER 20.
- DECEMBER 21.
- DECEMBER 22.
- 937. A severe frost which lasted 120 days, began in England.
- DECEMBER 23.
- 679. DAGOBERT II, king of Austrasia, assassinated.
- DECEMBER 24.
- 705. ÆLFRID, king of Northumberland, died.
- DECEMBER 25.
- 98. Christ mass was first used as a festival.
- DECEMBER 26.
- DECEMBER 27.
- 100. JOHN (_the Evangelist_) died at Ephesus, aged 94.
- DECEMBER 28.
- DECEMBER 29.
- DECEMBER 30.
- DECEMBER 31.
- INDEX.
- ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS.
- Aldrovand, U., 179
- Bagford, John, 192
- Ballynahinch, 230
- Greenwood, F. W. P., 303
- L. E. L., 400.
- Merian, Maria Sybilla, 25
- Murillo, painter, 9
- INDEX.
- BATTLES, SIEGES AND OTHER MILITARY OPERATIONS.
- GENERAL INDEX.
- Scaptar Jokul, (see Skaptar Jokul.)
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- Page 38: put a[original has "puta"] stop to their depredations
- Page 49: widow of Percy Bysshe[original has "Byssche"] Shelley
- Page 63: 1771. JEAN DE BEAURAIN[original has "Beuarain"] died
- Page 68: arrived at St. Paul[original has "Pauls"], Minnesota
- Page 71: 1853. WILLIAM GIBBS MCNEIL[ORIGINAL HAS MC NEIL] died
- Page 122: 1791[original has "7191"]. HONORE GABRIEL RIQUETTI
- Page 185: 1768. BONNELL[original has "Bonnel"] THORNTON died
- Page 251: 1829. Erzeroum[original has "Erzroum"], in Turkey
- Page 281: 1656[original has "1556"]. Battle of Valenciennes
- Page 322: He published _Stirpes Novæ_[original has "Novœ"]
- Page 352: 1811. PETER SIMON[original has "Simom"] PALLAS
- Page 387: He was a weak[original has "w ak"] prince
- Page 476: 1733. EMANUEL[original has "Emnauel"] MATTI died
- Page 507: Morgan, Wm., 356.[original also references page 358]
- Page 519: Roleia, 325.[original has "Roleia, 325, 380, 378."]
- Page 530, under "Longevity": Rush, C., 176[original has "116"]