ExiguusDionysius, Liber de Paschate (Praefatio), Cyclus decemnovennalis (Paschal tables), Argumenta Paschalia; critical edition in MigneJ. P., Patrologia Latina (hereafter PL), lxvii (Paris, 1865), cols 483–508.
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HoffmanBenjamin, Historia Cycli Dionysii (Prague), published in MigneJ. P., PL, lxvii, cols 453–83; cf. ibid., col. 466f. See also PeitzWilhelm M., Gratian und Dionysius Exiguus, Stc. I (Berlin, 1953), 53–79, and Dionysius Exiguus-Studien: Textanalyse der Dekretsammlung, ed. by FoersterH. (Berlin, 1960).
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AlexandrinusClemens, Stromata, I.21, &sC;&sC;144–7. The Greek text with French translation will be found in Sources Chrétiennes, no. 30 (Paris, 1951), 148–51.
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CaesariensisEusebius, Ecclesiasticae historiae libri X; critical edition in MigneJ. P., Patrologia Graeca et Latina, xx (Paris, 1857), cols 82–130; Eusèbe de Césarée, Histoire ecclesiastique, Sources Chrétiennes, no. 31 (Paris, 1952), Lib. I.V, 2; ibid., no. 41 (1955), Lib. V-VII.
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ExiguusDionysius, Epistolaprima scripta anno Christi 525, PL, lxvii, cols 19–23. (The quoted passages translated by TeresG.).
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BickermanJoseph Elias, Chronology of the ancient world (London, 1980), 78–81.
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Geminus, Eisagogé eis ta phainómena, ed. by ManitiusK. (Leipzig, 1898), 32–39; MigneJ. P., PL, lxvii, cols 455–6, a-g.
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Moon tables: Phases of the Moon 601 B. C.-2700 A.D., computed by BrahdeRolf (Nordanger, Bergen, 1977).
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BuchnerEdmund, “Solarium Augusti und Ara Pacis”, Deutsches Archäologisches Institut Mitteilungen, lxxxiii (1976), 319ff., and lxxxvii (1980), 355ff. (Sun-dial and Peace-altar of Augustus, built in 13–9 b.c. on the Campus Martius or March Square in Rome, recently restored by means of archaeological finds and ancient notices).
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VenerabilisBeda, De ratione temporum, critical edition in the Corpus Christianorum, Series latina, cxxiii B (Turnholt, 1977), 427–60.
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The Synoptic Gospels in The Jerusalem Bible (London, 1966), 93, note (b) to Luke 2:2, and 95, note (a) to Luke 3: 1. Cf. ibid., Chronological table, Supplements, 466.
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“Res Gestae Divi Augusti”, The achievements of the Divine Augustus (London, 1973): The complete text of the Monumentum Ancyranum, published and commented on by BruntP. A. and MooreJ. M..
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Ibid., &sC;8.3, and notes to &sC;8, p. 46.
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d'OcchieppoFerrari Konradin, “The star of Bethlehem”, Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, xix (1978), 517–20. See also HughesDavid W., The star of Bethlehem mystery (London, 1979), 189–94.
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d'OcchieppoFerrari K., Der Stern der Weisen—Geschichte oder Legende? (Vienna, 1977), 69–71.
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GinzelF. K., Handbuch der mathematischen und technischen Chronologie (Leipzig, 1914), &sC;246: Die christliche Ära, 178–85.
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LiebenamWilly, Fasti consulares imperii Romani von 30 v. Chr. bis 565 n. Chr. (Bonn, 1909), 54 (a.d. 525); DegrassiAttilio, I Fasti consolari dell' Impero Romano dal 30 avanti Cristo al 613 dapo Cristo (Rome, 1952), 5 (746 a.u.) and 98 (1278 a.u.).
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NeugebauerO., “On the Computus Paschalis of ‘Cassiodorus’”, Centaurus, xxv (1982), 292–302. (The Computus of Cassiodorus will be found in MigneJ. P., PL, lxix, cols 1249–50. This is a practical application of Dionysius's Paschal rules, with the year 562 as an example. The comparison between the two original texts shows that the ten rules of Cassiodorus's “Computus” is no literal copy of Dionysius's “Argumenta”.)