Breviarium of Nikephoros: a Standard history source. Covers AD 602 – 766, with 28 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 602 – 766 |
| Events | 28 events, 13 placed on the map |
Regions: Southern Europe 14 · West Asia 12 · Eastern Europe & Russia 1
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 602 – 641 | Grain shipments from Egypt increase, and food supplies become ample. | L886 | |
| AD 610 | The Senate proclaims Heraclius emperor. | L389 | |
| AD 610 – 641 | Heraclius decides to go to Heraclea to meet the Avar king. | L974 | |
| AD 610 – 641 | Bonus is made patrikios and entrusted with administration. | L1169 | |
| AD 610 – 641 | Heraclius sends his sister Maria to the Avar khagan. | L1881 | |
| AD 610 – 641 | Heraclius bestows the title of patrikios. | L1896 | |
| AD 626 – 630 | Heraclius promises to marry Eudocia to a Turkic prince. | L1697 | |
| AD 628 | Heraclius and the Persian king exchange letters on the terms of peace. | L1597 | |
| AD 628 | The Persian king sends envoys and sends his son to Heraclius. | L1649 | |
| AD 695 | Chersonesos Taurica | Justinian II has his tongue and nose cut off and is exiled to Cherson (Crimea); Leontius is proclaimed emperor. | part_02 L11-13 |
| AD 698 | Constantinopolis | A commander who entered the city by deceit (original reads 'Prefeis'; name unreadable) plunders citizens' property, seizes Leontius, cuts off his nose, and confines him in a monastery. | part_02 L214-221 |
| AD 703 | Doros | Justinian II flees to the fortress of Doros on the Gothic frontier; there he invites the Khazar khagan, who receives him with great honor and they form an alliance. | part_02 L235-242 |
| AD 705 | Constantinopolis | At night, Justinian II secretly enters the city with a small force through the waterway, takes the city, and seizes the Blachernae palace. | part_02 L316-324 |
| AD 711 | Constantinopolis | Philippicus enters the city without a fight and immediately marches with armed troops against Justinian II. | part_02 L702-706 |
| AD 712 | Constantinopolis | Philippicus condemns to anathema the fathers who had gathered at the Sixth Council. | part_02 L809-810 |
| AD 713 | Constantinopolis | Artemios, secretary of Philippikos, is proclaimed emperor and takes the name Anastasios | part_02 L869-873 |
| AD 717 | Constantinopolis | Patrician Leo, welcomed by the eastern army, enters with a grand ceremony and receives the crown in the Great Church. | part_02 L1239-1244 |
| AD 717 | Constantinopolis | A Saracen army with numerous cavalry and infantry sets out on a campaign against the imperial city. | part_02 L1218-1220 |
| AD 717 – 718 | Constantinopolis | Water reservoirs run dry and are filled with the corpses of the dead — famine and exhaustion of water under siege (subject unreadable due to OCR). | part_02 L2138-2146 |
| AD 717 | Cyprus | At the same time, Leo sends a fleet against the Saracens, placing a commander of the Kibyrrhaiotai fleet in charge; the fleet reaches Cyprus. | part_02 L2186-2191 |
| AD 717 | Constantinople | Leo III (the Isaurian) accedes to the throne — 25 March 717. | 줄 2929~2930 |
| AD 740 | Constantinople | A great earthquake occurs around 8 a.m. on 26 October (Wednesday) — citing Theophanes. | 줄 3045~3048 |
| AD 741 | Constantinople | Constantine V (Kopronymos) succeeds to the throne — 18 June 741. | 줄 3058~3059 |
| AD 742 – 743 | Artabasdos (the usurper) appears — the start of conflict with Constantine V. | 줄 3064~3069 | |
| AD 750 – 751 | Leo IV receives the crown from Anastasius (at Pentecost). | 줄 3128~3129 | |
| AD 754 | Iconoclast council convened — from February (iv Eid. Febr.) to August (vi Eid. Aug.). | 줄 3150~3152 | |
| AD 764 – 766 | Constantine V sets out on the Bulgarian campaign on 21 January — the text says this campaign ended in disgrace. | 줄 3256~3259 | |
| — | Chosroes, king of Persia, sends envoys. (source line cut off; content incomplete) | L710 |
원문: Nicephorus Patriarcha, Breviarium historicum, D. Petau 라틴어 번역·주 (Venezia 1729 재간, BSB 스캔). BSB 스캔 OCR 그대로, 글자 교정 없음.
퍼블릭 도메인 (19세기 판, archive.org 스캔)
https://archive.org/download/10328794bsb/10328794bsb_djvu.txt