01134nas a2200133   4500008003900000245008100039210006900120300001200189490000700201520071000208653001500918100002300933856004400956       2000                          d00aThe Chroncle of Eusebius: Its Type and Continuation in Syriac Historiography0 aChroncle of Eusebius Its Type and Continuation in Syriac Histori  a419-4370 v123 a<p>The&nbsp;Chronicle&nbsp;of Eusebius established a pattern of the genre and is therefore one of the most influential books of all times. It is a universal chronicle, both temporally and ethno-geographically. The&nbsp;Chronicle&nbsp;of Eusebius was translated into Syriac, but it has not been preserved in a separate manuscript tradition. However, later chroniclers used it extensively, preserving not only a large part of its text but also of its form. A chronicle of the model created by Eusebius (in columns with room for dates, names of rulers and events) was easy to supplement and continue by simply adding new material, a procedure which would not damage its very handy scheme.<br />
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