Tubus historicus an historicall perspective; discovering all the empires and kingdomes of the vvorld, as they flourisht respectively under the foure imperiall monarchies. Faithfully composed out of the most approved authours, and exactly digested according to the supputation of the best chronologers. (With a catalogue of the kings and emperours of the chiefe nations of the world.) By the late famous and learned knight Sir Walter Raleigh.
Raleigh, Walter, Sir, 1552?-1618.
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Tubus historicus an historicall perspective; discovering all the empires and kingdomes of the vvorld, as they flourisht respectively under the foure imperiall monarchies. Faithfully composed out of the most approved authours, and exactly digested according to the supputation of the best chronologers. (With a catalogue of the kings and emperours of the chiefe nations of the world.) By the late famous and learned knight Sir Walter Raleigh.
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VERA
EFFIGIES
EXCELLENTISSIMI
PRINCIPIS
CAROLI
MAG
.
BRITAN
:
FRAN.
&
HIBERNIAE
.
HAEREDIS
.
Viuat
iô
Viuat
Princeps
CAROLINUS
,
et
Orbi
.
Imperet
,
inumeris
decorans
sua
sêcla
Triumphis
.
Flourish
braue
Prince
,
out
shine
thy
Glorious
Name
.
Triumphant
Laurels
Ever
Crowne
thy
Fame
.
I.M.
TVBVS
HISTORICVS
:
An
Historicall
Perspective
;
Discovering
all
the
Empires
and
Kingdomes
of
the
WORLD
,
as
they
flourisht
respectively
under
the
foure
Imperiall
Monarchies
.
Faithfully
composed
out
of
the
most
approved
Authours
,
and
exactly
digested
according
to
the
supputation
of
the
best
Chronologers
.
(
With
a
Catalogue
of
the
Kings
and
Emperours
of
the
chiefe
Nations
of
the
WORLD
.
)
By
the
late
famous
and
learned
Knight
Sir
Walter
Raleigh
.
—
Rex
maximus
ille
est
,
Qui
poteris
Rex
esse
SUI
.
—
LONDON
,
Printed
by
Thomas
Harper
,
for
Benjamin
Fisher
,
1636.
TO
THE
MOST
Illustrious
and
hopefull
Prince
CHARLES
,
Prince
of
Great
Brittaine
,
Duke
of
Cornwall
,
&c.
The
Publisher
In
all
Humblenesse
consecrates
This
Historicall
Perspective
;
with
Apprecation
Of
all
the
most
eminent
Graces
and
Triumphant
Glories
of
his
Highnesse
most
Royall
and
Renowned
Progenitors
.
The
Publisher's
Advertisement
to
the
Reader
.
THis
excellent
Piece
(
modell
to
that
Heroick
Worke
,
The
History
of
the
World
)
being
an
exquisite
Abstract
and
Summary
of
all
the
famous
Kingdomes
and
Empires
that
ever
were
;
how
worthy
it
is
of
publick
view
,
will
soon
appeare
to
a
discerning
judgement
.
In
this
succinct
Recollection
is
contrived
(
by
a
Daedalean
*
Hand
)
the
Apotelesma
and
effect
of
infinite
Volumes
;
the
Originall
,
Progresse
,
and
Duration
of
the
most
Glorious
Monarchies
&
flourishing
States
of
the
World.
A
Synopsis
so
mainly
conducent
and
essentially
necessary
to
the
right
understanding
of
all
Sacred
and
Secular
Histories
,
as
without
the
conduct
thereof
(
the
like
being
never
yet
extant
in
English
)
small
benefit
can
accrew
to
ordinary
Readers
.
To
reduce
such
a
World
of
Matter
,
into
so
compendious
Forme
,
can
be
adiudg'd
no
lesse
then
an
Herculean
taske
.
But
of
This
,
vulgar
Capacities
are
as
incompetent
Iudges
,
as
blinde
Men
of
Colours
.
This
Perspective
is
not
fitted
to
the
dull
sight
of
Self-opinionate
Ignaroês
.
To
the
intelligent
and
judicious
Peruser
,
if
it
prove
a
gratefull
worke
(
as
to
such
,
undoubtedly
it
will
)
the
Publication
may
be
justly
reputed
Operae
pretium
.
Ave
(
mi
Lector
)
&
fave
huic
Opellulae
:
cui
intùs
Ambrosia
.
Tubus
Historicus
.
An
Historicall
Perspective
,
discovering
all
the
Empires
and
Kingdomes
of
the
World
,
as
they
flourisht
respectively
under
the
foure
Imperiall
Monarchies
.
The
Empires
or
Kingdomes
of
the
World
,
are
either
universall
and
chiefe
,
vsually
stiled
Monarchies
.
viz.
In
ASIA
1
Assyrian
Entire
began
,
in
the
year
of
the
World
,
1789.
Divided
into
the
Babylonian
or
Chaldaean
,
began
3150
,
cōtinued
285
years
.
Median
,
began
3149
cōtinued
309
years
.
2
Persian
,
began
Anno
mundi
3435
,
continued
207
yeares
.
In
EVROPE
,
3
GREEK
Entire
began
A.
M.
3642.
Divided
into
the
Macedonian
,
which
began
A.M.
3648
,
cōtinued
256
years
.
Asian
,
begin
.3650
cōtinued
259
years
.
Syrian
,
beginning
366
,
continued
248
AEgyptian
beginning
3548
,
continued
295
yeares
.
4
ROMAN
Entire
,
began
A.
M.
3924.
Divided
into
the
Easterne
or
Constantinopolitan
,
which
began
Anno
Christi
337
;
continued
1115
yeares
.
Westerne
A.
Christi
,
337
,
continued
,
138
yeares
:
and
lastly
,
by
Charlemaine
,
came
to
the
Germans
.
Particular
or
Inferiour
:
such
as
were
all
other
Kingdomes
,
Principalities
,
Republicks
,
Dukedomes
,
Counties
,
&c.
In
the
time
of
the
first
Monarchie
there
flourisht
Kingdoms
in
ASIA
Israëlitish
Entire
,
began
A.M.
2881.
Divided
into
Ierusalem
,
of
the
Tribe
of
Iuda
,
beginning
A.
M.
2971
,
continued
,
yeares
,
394.
Samaria
,
of
the
ten
Tribes
:
begin
.2971
continued
,
years
262.
Chananaean
.
Moabites
,
Ammonites
,
Philistims
.
Midian
,
Idumaean
,
Syrian
.
Phoenicean
,
of
the
Tyrians
and
Sidonians
.
Trojan
,
beginning
A.M.
2988
,
continued
,
yeares
300.
Phrygian
,
Mysian
,
Lycian
.
Lydian
,
beginning
about
A.
M.
2500.
Amazonian
,
about
A.
M.
2070.
AFRIK
AEgyptian
,
began
A.
M.
1953.
continued
yeares
1494.
Cyrenaick
began
about
A.M.
3307.
AEthiopick
,
began
about
1807.
In
EVROPE
,
Sicyonian
,
began
A.M.
1880
,
continued
962.
Argive
,
began
2112
,
continued
544.
Mycenaean
,
began
2639.
Spartan
,
of
the
Heraclida
*
began
2871.
Messenian
,
Arcadian
,
Elean
.
Corinthian
,
began
2871
,
continued
322.
Athenian
,
began
2412
,
continued
till
the
Archoutes
,
yeares
490
,
or
till
the
Democracy
,
yeares
827.
Thebean
,
Locreusian
,
Dorian
,
Phocensian
.
Occhalian
,
AEtholian
,
Phthian
,
Scycian
.
AEginean
,
Salaminian
,
Cephalenian
.
Thessalian
,
Euboian
,
Pelasgian
.
Latin
,
began
2789.
Alban
,
began
2820
,
continued
400
yeares
.
Roman
,
began
3220
,
continued
245.
Tyrrhenian
or
Tuscan
,
began
1708
,
continued
1891.
Celtik
,
began
A.M.
1805.
Celtiberik
in
Spaine
,
began
about
A.
M.
1801.
Teutonik
,
began
A.M.
1812.
One
Dynasty
,
or
Principality
,
viz.
of
Iuda
,
beginning
A.M.
2492.
continued
yeares
397.
No
Republicks
.
In
the
time
of
the
second
Monarchie
there
flourisht
Kingdomes
in
Asia
Carian
,
about
A.
M.
3440.
Cilician
.
Salamanian
,
of
Cyprus
.
Bosphoran
.
Africk
AEgyptian
,
began
A.
M.
3540.
conrtinued
yeares
82.
Europe
.
Macedonian
,
of
the
Lyncestae
,
A.
M.
3165.
Thracian
,
of
the
Odrysae
.
Pannonian
,
Scythian
.
States
or
Republikes
in
Africk
,
Carthaginian
.
Europe
Athenian
,
began
A.M.
3290
Theban
.
AEginean
.
Roman
,
began
A.M.
3464.
continued
yeares
460.
Tyrannies
in
Asia
,
Samian
.
Heraclian
.
Sinopenstan
.
Afrik
,
Cyrenaik
.
Europe
,
Sicyonian
.
Corinthian
.
Argive
.
Attik
began
with
the
tyrannie
of
Pisistratus
,
A.M.
3405.
Sicilian
,
Syracusan
.
Agrigentine
.
Leontine
.
Thessalian
,
&
chiefly
the
Pheréan
,
Rheginian
.
One
only
Principality
or
Dynasty
,
of
the
Iews
,
beginning
A.M.
3435
continued
years
445.
In
the
time
of
the
third
Monarchie
there
flourisht
.
Kingdome
in
ASIA
Cappadocian
,
began
about
A.M.
3400.
Pontick
began
about
A.M.
3460.
Bythinian
,
began
A.M.
3650.
Median
,
Atropatenes
,
A.M.
3649.
Pergamensian
,
began
A.M.
3689.
Armenian
,
about
A.M.
3760.
Parthian
,
of
the
Arsacidae
,
began
A.M.
3725
Bactrian
,
3630.
Iewish
,
began
3870.
continued
65
yeares
.
Comogenian
,
Indian
.
Arabian
,
Paphlagonian
,
Iberian
,
Albanian
,
Colchick
,
Chalcidian
,
Adiabenik
,
Edessan
,
Ituraean
.
AFRIK
,
Cyrenaik
.
Numidian
,
about
A.M.
3720.
Mauritanian
,
3760.
EVROPE
,
Molossian
,
of
Epirus
,
about
A.M.
2800.
Illyrian
.
Acaruanian
,
or
Athamanian
.
Britannick
.
Tetrarchie
,
only
that
of
Galatia
in
Asia
.
Republikes
in
ASIA
,
Rhodian
.
EVROPE
Achaik
.
AEtolik
.
Marseils
.
Roman
began
3464
,
continued
460.
Tyrannies
ni
Asia
,
Cybyrean
,
of
Pisidia
.
Europe
,
Spartan
.
Arcadian
.
Athenian
.
In
the
time
of
the
fourth
Monarchie
there
flourisht
.
Kingdoms
in
ASIA
,
Parthian
,
began
Anno
Christi
17
continued
209.
Persian
,
began
A.
Ch.
227.
continued
305.
Saracen
,
began
622
continued
248.
Ierusalem
,
began
with
Godfrey
of
Bulloigne
,
Anno
Ch.
1099.
continued
88.
Cyprus
,
of
the
Lusignan
Family
began
1192.
Armenian
,
Indian
,
Tartarian
,
An.
Ch.
1200.
Turkish
,
of
Trangoliper
Family
began
1052
,
dissolved
afterward
into
the
severall
Principalities
of
Sultans
united
,
at
last
in
the
Ottomans
,
which
began
A.
Dom.
1300.
Kingdoms
in
AFRIK
Vandal
,
began
A.D.
382
continued
153.
AEgyptian
,
of
the
Caliphs
and
Sultans
.
Tunes
,
Fez
,
Morocco
.
Trebizona
,
AEthiopian
of
Prete
Iohn
.
Kingdoms
in
EVROPE
.
Gothick
,
which
was
twofold
.
Ostrogothes
in
Italy
:
beginning
493.
continued
yeares
60.
West-Gothes
in
Spaine
,
began
A.
D.
411.
after
divided
into
many
other
Regiments
.
A.
D.
739.
Lombard
;
beginning
A.
D.
570.
continued
yeares
204.
Neopolitan
;
began
A.
D.
1282.
Sicily
;
began
1130.
Franks
or
French
began
A.
D.
419.
Burgundian
;
began
A.
D.
890.
continued
142.
English
,
began
A.
D.
449.
Scotish
,
A.M.
3640.
Danish
;
Swedish
;
Norwey
,
Saxon
;
about
A.
M.
3890.
Bavarian
459.
Sclavick
,
of
the
Obotrites
;
about
A.M.
3750.
Moravia
,
after
translated
to
the
Bohemian
.
A.
M
1086.
Polonian
;
about
800.
Hungarian
,
began
997.
Bulgarian
.
Bosnian
;
Russian
;
Moschovian
.
Some
Saracen
Kingdomes
in
Spaine
.
Electorates
:
A.
D.
998.
Dukedomes
,
in
the
German
Empire
and
other
chiefe
Kingdomes
,
divers
.
Exarchate
of
Ravenna
(
of
the
Byzantine
Praefects
)
began
A.D.
569.
continued
yeares
182.
States
or
Republikes
,
(
in
chiefe
)
Venice
,
Genna
,
Helvetia
.
FINIS
.
A
Catalogue
of
the
Kings
and
Emperours
of
the
chiefe
Nations
of
the
World.
Kings
of
Assyria
.
BElus
Ninus
Q.
Semiramis
Zameisi
Arius
Arasius
Xerxes
.
Armametres
Belotus
Balaeus
Altades
Manithus
Mancaleus
Iphereus
Mamilus
Sparetus
Ascades
Amyntes
Belotus
Belopares
Lamprides
Sosares
Lampares
Panius
Sosarmus
Mithraeus
Tantanes
Tantaeus
Thinaeus
Decilus
Eupales
Laosthenes
Piriciades
Orphrateus
Orphratenes
Orcrazapes
Sardanapalus
They
raigned
(
according
to
Ctesias
computation
)
one
thousand
three
hundred
and
sixty
yeares
.
Kings
of
the
Medes
.
Arbaces
Sosarinus
Medidus
Cardiceas
Diocles
Phaortes
Cyarnes
Astyages
They
raigned
two
hundred
and
fifty
yeares
.
Kings
of
the
Sicyonians
AEgyalaeus
Europe
Stelchin
Apis
Thelasion
AEgidius
Thurimachus
Leucippus
Mesappus
Eratus
Plemmeus
Orthopolis
Marathus
Bolechus
Echiteus
Chorax
Epopeus
Laomedon
Sicyon
Polybius
Inachus
Phestus
Adrastus
Polyphides
Delasgius
Xeuxippus
They
raigned
nine
hundred
fifty
and
nine
yeares
:
as
Saint
Augustine
writes
,
Lib.
de
Civit.
Dei.
Kings
of
Persia.
Cyrus
Cambyses
Darius
Xerxes
Artabanus
Artaxerxes
Xerxes
Sogdianus
Darius
Nothus
Artaxerxes
Mnemon
Artaxerxes
Ochus
Arses
Darius
They
raigned
two
hundred
sixty
and
foure
yeares
.
Kings
of
Athens
.
Cecrops
Cranaus
Amphitryon
Ericthonius
Pandion
Erichteus
Cecrops
Pandion
AEgeus
Theseus
Mnestheus
Demophoon
Oxintes
Aphidas
Timoetes
Melanthus
Codrus
They
raigned
foure
hundred
eighty
eight
yeares
.
Kings
of
AEgypt
,
after
Alexander
the
Great
.
Ptolemaeus
Lagides
Ptolemaeus
Philadelphus
Ptolemaeus
Euergetes
Ptolemaeus
Philopator
Ptolemaeus
Epiphanes
Ptolemaeus
Philometor
Ptolemaeus
Soter
Ptolemaeus
son
to
Cleopatra
.
Ptolemaeus
Dionysius
Queen
Cleopatra
They
raigned
two
hundred
77
yeares
.
Kings
of
the
Hebrews
.
Saul
David
Salomon
Roboam
Abias
Asa
Iosaphat
Ioram
Ahazis
Queen
Athalia
Ioas
Amasias
Ozias
Ioathan
Achas
Ezechias
Manasses
Amon
Iosias
Ioachas
Ioachim
Iechonias
Zedechias
Aristobulus
Alexander
Queen
Alexandra
Hircanus
Herod
Archelaus
Agrippa
1.
Agrippa
2.
They
raigned
six
hundred
22
yeares
.
Kings
of
Rome
.
Romulus
Numa
Pompilius
Tullus
Hostilius
Ancus
Martius
Tarquinius
Priscus
Servius
Tullus
Tarquinius
Superbus
They
raigned
two
hundred
and
eight
yeares
.
Emperours
of
Rome
.
C.
Iulius
Caesar
Octavius
Augustus
Tiberius
Caligula
Claudius
Nero
Galba
Otho
Vitellius
Vespasian
Titus
Domitian
Nerva
Trajan
Hadrian
Antonius
Pius
M.
Antoninus
Commodus
Pertinax
Severus
Bassianus
Caracalla
Macrinus
Heliogabalus
Alexander
Severus
Maximinus
Gordian
Philip
Decius
Gallus
Valerian
Claudius
Aurelian
Tacitus
Probus
Carus
Dioclesian
Galerius
Constantine
the
Great
Constantius
Iulian
Apostata
Iovinian
Valentinian
Valens
Gratian
Theodosius
1
Arcadius
Honorius
Theodosius
2
Valentinian
Martian
Leo
1
Zeno
Anastasius
1
Iustin
1
Iustinian
Iustin
2
Tiberius
2
Mauritius
Phocas
Heraclius
Constantine
2
Heracleonas
Constans
Constantine
3
Iustinian
2
Philippicus
Anastasius
2
Theodosius
3
Leo
2
Constantine
4
Charlemain
Ludovicus
Pius
Lotharius
1
Ludovicus
2
Carolus
Calvus
Carolus
Crassus
Arnolphus
Ludovicus
3
Conradus
1
Henricus
Auceps
Otho
1
Otho
2
Otho
3
Henry
2
Conrade
2
Henry
3
Henry
4
Henry
5
Lotharius
2
Conradus
Suevus
Fredericus
Barbarossa
Henry
6
Philip
Barbarossa
Otho
4
Frederick
2
Conrade
4
William
of
Holland
Rodolph
of
Habspurgh
Adolphus
Albert
of
Austria
Henry
7
Ludovick
of
Bavaria
Charles
4
Wenceslaus
Robert
the
Prince
Palatine
.
Sigismund
Albert
of
Austria
Frederic
.
3
Maximilian
1
Charles
5
Ferdinand
1
Maximilian
2
Rodolph
2
They
raigned
1622
yeares
.
Kings
of
England
.
Egbert
Ethelwolph
Ethelwald
Ethelbert
Etheldred
Alfred
Edward
senior
Athelstan
Edmund
1
Eldred
Edwyn
Edgar
Edward
,
Martyr
Etheldred
Edmund
2
Canute
1
Harold
1
Canute
2
Saint
Edward
Harold
2
William
Conquerour
William
Rufus
Henry
1
Stephen
Henry
2
Richard
1
Iohn
Henry
3
Edward
1
Edward
2
Edward
3
Richard
2
Henry
4
Henry
5
Henry
6
Edward
4
Edward
5
Richard
3
Henry
7
Henry
8
Edward
6
Queen
Mary
Queen
Elizabeth
King
IAMES
They
raigned
about
eight
hundred
yeares
.
French
Kings
.
Pharamund
Clodio
Comatus
Meroveus
Childeric
Clodove
1
Childebert
1
Clothaire
1
Cherebert
Chilperic
1
Clothaire
2
Dagobert
1
Clodove
2
Clothaire
3
Childeric
2
Theodoric
1
Clodove
3
Childebert
2
Dagobert
2
Chilperic
2
Theodoric
2
Childeric
.
3
Pipin
Charlemain
Ludovicus
Pius
Carolus
Calvus
Ludovicus
Balbus
Ludovic
.
&
Caroloman
.
Carolus
Crassus
Odo
Carolus
simplex
Rodolph
Ludovicus
transmarinus
Lotharius
Ludovic
.
5
Hugh
Capet
Robert
Henry
1
Philip.
1
Ludovicus
Crassus
Ludovicus
7
Philippus
Augustus
Ludovic
.
8
Ludovic
.
9
Philip
3
Philippus
Pulcher
Ludovic
.
Hutinus
Philippus
Longus
Charles
4
Philip
Valoys
Iohn
Carolus
sapiens
Charles
6
Charles
7
Ludovic
.
11
Charles
8
Ludovic
.
12
Francis
1
Henry
2
Francis
2
Charles
9
Henry
3
Henry
4
They
raigned
about
one
thousand
one
hundred
and
eighty
yeares
.
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.
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*
Autor
opus
laudat
.
Ovid.
de
Ponto
lib.
4
Eleg.
9.
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*
Of
the
time
of
Hercules
.