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#6.
Gallio, who "cared for none of these things".
(Acts 18: 12-17).
pp. 132 - 135
With Roman history after Nero, the student of the New Testament is not, in general,
so vitally concerned--although it is true that the Apostle John lived on through the reigns
of several more Emperors. For the benefit of those who may appreciate the tabulation
of facts, we give below the Emperors, and their dates, together with various
supplementary names, and events that took place either in secular history or in the life of
the Apostle Paul. With one or two exceptions and modifications, the list is substantially
the same as that given in Farrar's Life and Works of Paul, and the chronological tables in
Conybeare and Howson and The Companion Bible.
Legate
High
Events in the
A.D.
Emperors.
Procurators.
Kings.
of Syria.
Priests.
life of Paul.
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Tiberius.
14.
Caiaphas.
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25.
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Pilate.
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26.
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Vitellius.
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34.
Paul's conversion.
Jonathan.
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Marullus.
Caligula.
37.
Theophilus.
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38.
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Herod
Petronius.
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39.
First visit to Jerusalem
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Agrippa
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Orders
40.
at Tarsus.
1:
statue in the
Temple.
Simon.
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Claudius.
41.
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Death
Cassius
Cuspus
Famine.
44.
of
Longinus.
Fadus.
Second visit to
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Herod
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45.
Jerusalem.
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Tiberius
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46.
Alexander.
1st missionary journey.
Ananias.
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47.