519, and is called the kingdom of the West Saxons. The fourth, or that of the East Saxons, by Erchenwin in 527 The fifth, thail of Northumberland, by Ida, in 547 The sixth, that of the East Angles by Uffa, in 573 The seventh, that of Mercia, by Crida, in 585 Thus was successively formed the Saxon Heptarchy. Gildas. stantinople. Columbanus. Leontius By zant. Leontius of Cy. prus. Gregory the Great. Isidore of Se ville. Lucius Carinus. Proclus Diado. chus, The Arians are driven out. Superstition of the Stylites intro- see his miracles. The Christian æra is formed in this century by Dionysius the Little, who first began to reckon the course of time froin the birth of Christ. The Justiniancode, Pandect, Institutions, and Novels, collected and formed into body. Antioch, that was destroyed by an earthquake, is rebuilt by Justini а among the four sons of Clotaire I. viz. Chere. bert, Paris 566 Gontran, Or. leans 593 Chilperic, Soissons The fifth general council assembled at Constantinople in the year 555, under Justinian I. in which the Origenists and the Three Chapters were condemned. 584) Ecclesiastical Learned Men, and Heretics, Remarkable Events, Historians, Theological real or reputed. &c. Philosophers, Writers. and Poets. Emperors of Gregory 1. Augustine, John Philo-The ancient An extraordi. The author of the East. 604 first arch- | ponus. heresies pary progress the Alexan. A. D. Sabinianus bishop of John Malela. were still in is made in the drian Chro 605 Canterbury, Hesychius vigor dur- conversion of nicle. Mauritius Boniface III. was nomi of Jerusa. ing this cen- the English. Isidore of Se 6021 606) nated to that lem. tury; to The archbishop-1 ville, who, Phocas 610 Boniface IV. high office Theophylact. these were rics of London beside his 1 leraclius 641 614 in the year Simocatta. added the and York are theological Constan Deodatus617 597 by Gre-Antiochus. sects of the founded, with produc tine III.641 Boniface V. gory the Modestus. Paulicians 12 bishoprics tions, comHeraclia 625 Great, bi-Cyrus of and Mono- under the juris- posed a 642 Honorius I. shop of Alexand. thelites. diction of each. History of Constans II. 63 Rome, with Jonas. The archbishop- the Goths 668 Severinus I. the consent Gallus. ric of London and VanConstan639 of Ethel- John Mos is translated to dals, and a tine IV. 685 John IV. bert, king of chus. Canterbury work entiI.eontius 698 641| Kent: he Andreas The Gospel is tled EtyTiberius III. Theodore I. died in the Damasce propagated mologicon 703 648 year 611, with success in ScientiaJustinian II. Martin I. 655 or, as some George Pi. Holland, Frise- rum, in Eugenius I. say, in 605. sides. land and Ger- which he Kings of the 656 Laurence 619 Eligius. many. gives an acGoths in Vitalianus Mellitus 624 The two The schism, be- count of the Spain. 671 Justus 634 Theodores. tween the origin and Victeric. Adeodatus Honorius 653 Paulus. Greek and La- nature of Gondemar. 676 Adeodatus The emp. tin churches, the differSisebut 621 Domnus 678 664 Heraclius. commences in ent sci. Recared II. Agatho I. Theodore Maximus this century. ences. 621 682 690 Conf. The rise of Mo-In this cenSuinthila 631 Leo II. 684 Brithwald Theodore the hammed, and tury comSizenand 636 Benedict II. monk. the rapid pro- menced Chintila 640 685 gress of his re- that long Tulga 642 John V. 686 Constans ligion, which is period of Chindasu Conon 687 II. propagated by ignorance inthe 649 Sergius 1.701 Martin, bi. fire and sword. and darkRecesuinA schism oc shop of The Muham-ness, which the 672 casioned by Rome. medanæra,call remained Vamba 680 the preten. Maurus of ed the Hegira, until the Ervige 687 sions of Ravenna. commences light of the Egica. Theodore Anastasius a with the year of Reformaand Paschal.) monk Christ 622. tion arose. Kings of Rom. The destruction France. presb. of the Persian Clotaire II. Fructuosus. monarchy un 628 Peter, me. der the reign of Dagobert 638 tropolitanol Isdegerdes III. Nicomedia. Sigebert II. Boniface IV. re654 Julian Pome ceives from that Clovis 660 rius. odious tyrant Clotaire III. Agatho. Phocas (who 668 Sohn of was the great Childeric II. Thessalo. patron of thel 673 nica. la richiesta popes and the Dagobert II. ob Cresconius. chiefpromoter of 679 Ildefonsus, their grandeur) Theodoric Marculph. thefamous PanSOS 690 John Clima Bolero theon, which is upload Clovis III.695 PB T chus. converted into Childebert at 2 57 Fortunatus ya sa church. Here III. TU Venant. Via Cybele was The race of daily said Isidore of Se in a succeeded by si the weak 23 tville, whole of the Virgin Mary, and the kings be composed Pagan deities by gins with Commenta Christian mar- tyrs. Idolatry still subsisted Books of but the objects of Childeric the Old is it were changed. III. Testament, Ina, king of the -otion and is ac-West Saxons, re. England. is knowleged al signs his crown, காவி The Heptar-loiets verdicto have and assumes the y monastic habit in a convent at Kings of the beach 10 Cast Rome. During itsed Lombards in the the Heptarchy, Italy. inc Mosarabic kings took the same religious turn. Pope Aga- tho discontinued Spain. the payment of the tribute o which the seevo Aripert662-3wg grid | bishop of of Rome had been accustom- ed to pay the Tydytos emperor at the Garibald 673 el election of its Bertharit 689 le-anales pontiff. Cunipert 706 The Sixth General colo 1 council is held at Constantinople, under Constan- tine Pogonatus, 610 against the MoJohn 615 115 albo nothelites, in the Eleutherius year 680. boda 617 The Seventh, which is looked upon by some as Calliopa 649 bol Olympius 650 plement to this, Theodore was held in the Trullus, under Justinian II, in the year 692, and 'is called Plato 702 Quinisextum. manus V. ers Emperors of John VI. Brithiwald Venerable The Euty- Rapid progress Alcuin- see the East. 705 731| Bede. chians, of the Sara-' the fourth A.D. John VII. Tatwin 734 John Dama. Monothe cens in Asia column. Justinian 707 Nothelm 741 scenus. lites, and and Africa. Bede. II. 711 Sisinnius 708 Cuthbert 758 The anony- Jacobites, The subversion Fredegarius. Philippicus Constantine Bregwin 762 mous author continue to of the king-John Dama. 713 714 Lambert 790 of a book propagate dom of the seenus. Anastasius Gregory II. Athelard. entitled, their doc- Lombards and George II. 714 731 Ordo Ro- trines. of the exar- Syncellus. Theodosius Gregory III. de The Paulo- chate of Ra-Virgilius. III. 716 741 venna, the latLeo III, Zachary 752 Officiis, who were so ter of which is Isaur. 741 Stephen II. published in called from granted to the Constantine 752 the Bibl. their lead- see of Rome, Stephen III. Patr. Paul by Pepin, king Copron. 775 757 Charle and John, of France. Leo IV. 780 Paul 767 magne : see and embra- Charlemagne Constantine A schism be the Capi- ced the per- adds to the VI. tween Paul tularia, pub- nicious er- grant of Pepin Porphyr. 797 and Theo lished by rors of Va- several proIrene. phylact. Baluze at lentine and vinces, though Paris, in Maues. the titles and 1677, and The Agono- acts of this Visigoths in A schism be the Codex clites, a grant have not Spain. tween ConCarolinus, wrong. been pro. stantine, published at headed set duced by the Egica 701 Philip, and Ingolstadt, of people, Roman CaVitiza 710 Stephen IV. in 1634, by who prayed tholic histoRoderic, the Adrian 795 Gretzer. riaps. Ambrosius Adelbert. last king of Leo III. the Goths Authpertus. Felix, bishop The ceremony 713 The popes of Urgel. of kissing the Gregory I. Elipand, bi- pope's toe in. Gregory II. shop of troduced. Kings of Leon and Adrian. Toledo. and the Astu Paul the Leo, the The rias. Saxons, with Wite Paulinus, who de kind, their Pelagius 737 stroyed the monarch, conFavila bishop of 739 Aquileia. images in verted to Alphonso 757 Alcuin, a na- the church- Christianity. tive of Eng- es, and was Froila 768 land, and the chief of The Christians Aurelio 774 one of the the Icono- persecuted by Silo 783 Mauregato principalin- clastes; and the Saracens, struments Clement, who massacre employed who prefer- five hundred of abbey of dancing 791 Alphonso II. |