A chronicle or historical work; a record of events arranged in chronological order.
From Latin 'chronicon,' derived from Greek 'chronikon' (pertaining to time). This term was used in medieval and Renaissance historical writing for major chronicle works.
Famous 'chronicons' like the Chronicon by Eusebius of Caesarea literally shaped how Western civilization understood ancient history—they were some of the only sources that synchronized different cultures' timelines.
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