We might mention that from the fragments of Africanus' Pentabiblion Chronicon, preserved in Eusebius, the author places the Creation at 5499 B.C., which is certainly hardly compatible with his giving such fragments of Manetho as would place Menes one year before that date.

Chronicon Ricardi secundi.

Fac-simile of a Woodcut in Hamelmann's "Oldenburgisches Chronicon."

4. The Chronicon sive Historia Britonum of Geoffrey of Monmouth.

BROMTON'S CHRONICLE (time, Edward III.), that is, "The Chronicle of John Bromton" printed among the Decem Scriptores, under the titles of "Chronicon Johannis Bromton," and "Joralanensis Historia a Johanne Bromton," abbot of Jerevaux, in Yorkshire.

[55:] Chronicon Fontanellense, Cap.

AVENTI`NUS, a Bavarian historian, author of the "Chronicon Bavariæ" (Annals of Bavaria), a valuable record of the early history of Germany (1477-1534).