There are a number of uncertainties in the dates of Jewish and Chris-
tian History. Those here given without discussion are authorized by some
of the best modern chronologists, and are in accord with common usage.

Christian History.

John proclaims the Kingdom, and baptizes. Dec.?.
Jesus baptized by John in the Jordan. February ?
First Passover, April 9th. Cleanses the Temple. John

imprisoned. Dec.?

Jesus makes Capernaum his home. First Galilean tour,
Second Passover, March 29th. Second tour begun,.
Third tour begun. Death of John the Baptist,
Third Passover, April 16th. The Exile. The Trans-

figuration,

Synopsis.

No. 18

66 19

24, 27

32, 36
41, 49

57, 59

65,74

66

Feast of Tabernacles, Oct. 11th.

Mission of the Seventy,

80, 83

Perean tour.

Progress from Capernaum to Jerusalem, last week in

Palm Entry, Sunday, April 2d,

The Last Supper, Thursday, April 6th,

93, 99

105, 114

115

140

The Crucifixion, Friday, April 7th, .

The Resurrection, Sunday, April 9th,

36

The Ascension, Thursday, May 18th,
Pentecost, Sunday, May 28th,

Martyrdom of St. Stephen at Jerusalem,
Conversion of St. Paul at Damascus,

175

176

37

39

Pilate and Caiaphas deposed. Death of Tiberius,
Herod Antipas deposed. Caligula Emperor,

66

70

95

Martyrdom of St. Paul at Rome by Nero Emperor,
Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus. Vespasian Emperor,
Vision of St. John. Domitian Emperor,

178

177

INDEX TO ACCESSORIES

Subjects merely accessory to the narrative, and therefore not indicated

in the Synopsis of Events, are here indexed.