163 - Eusebius of Caesarea. *En damus chronicon divinum plane opus eruditissimorum autorum*, covering the period from the very beginning of the world to the year 1512 A.D. Basel: Petri, 1529., The First Major Attempt to Harmonize Sacred and Secular History

Eusebius of Caesarea. *En damus chronicon divinum plane opus eruditissimorum autorum*, covering the period from the very beginning of the world to the year 1512 A.D. Basel: Petri, 1529., The First Major Attempt to Harmonize Sacred and Secular History Eusebius of Caesarea. En damus chronicon divinum plane opus eruditissimorum autorum, repetitum ab ipso mundi initio, ad annum usque salutis M.D.XII. Basel, Petri, 1529. In folio (288 x 200 mm); [59], 207, [1] leaves. Decorated initials, woodcut friezes (white k6 missing, scattered red markings and flourishes, halo along the upper margin, restorations and reinforcements on the title page and colophon without loss of text.) 18th-century full parchment binding, modern red gusset for the gold-lettered spine, red edges, colored paper endpaper. A historiographical work that synchronized biblical history with Greek and Roman history. Although the original Greek text has been lost, the chronicle has come down to us through a complete Armenian translation and a Latin continuation edited by St. Jerome. The first great attempt to harmonize sacred and profane history