Index.
(The Numbers Refer to the Sections.)
| Aboriginal reckonings—explanations of native reckonings | 8 |
| Acts of English Parliament—how early ones dated | 73 |
| Actium, Era of—how it originated | 47 |
| Acton's, Lord, views on historical documents | 7 |
| Advent, Date of, from recent astronomy | 110 |
| Advent—Dionysius's mistake in fixing same | 23 |
| A. D. and A. H. compared—the retrogression in A. H. | 59 |
| Age of the earth—the great divergences in opinions | 30 |
| Ages, Dark—period thereof explained | 48 |
| Almanacs, the Clog—early specimens, where found | 139 |
| Amiens, Louisian era invented at, in 1683 | 56 |
| Anglo-Saxon literature. Earliest | 72 |
| Annual epact—meaning of this phrase | 50 |
| Annus Magnus—definition of same | 49 |
| Argyle's definition of chronology, Reference to | 32 |
| Artifices in chronology of B.C.—pontiffs in Rome, Effects of | 18 |
| Asiatic Indian—how he reckoned time | 9 |
| Assyrian dates, their remoteness | 12 |
| Astronomy in chronology—the independence, not the interdependence, of Astronomy | 115 |
| Astronomy—some ancient and unique opinions | 6 |
| A.U.C., the era of Rome, Dubiety as to the | 17 |
| Augustan age in various countries | 48 |
| Augustus, Era of, and the Roman emperors | 47 |
| Autographs, regal, first in England; Dates of | 73 |
| Babylon, Eras at | 112 |
| Ball, Sir Robert—his views on ancient researches | 109 |
| Bailly's calculation of a lost date | 112 |
| Bank of France—curious date of incorporation | 106 |
| Beltane—meaning of term and date | 72 |
| Benedictines' powers for chronological progress | 23 |
| Bengali reckoning in India | 101 |
| Biblical chronologies—growth of same | 36 |
| Biologists' views of A.M.—great antiquity claimed | 32 |
| Bissextile centuries—how computed | 26 |
| Black days mentioned in old calendars | 50 |
| Blackstone's researches as to early English charters | 72 |
| Brahmin pretensions in chronology | 15 |
