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| | | Christians decide (though not until AD 525) that this is the year of Christ's birth, making it AD 1 in the Christian chronology | |
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| | | Germanicus, nephew and heir of the emperor Tiberius, dies when far away with the army in Syria | |
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| c. 20 |
| | | Saul of Tarsus, later known as St Paul, has a Greek-speaking Jewish father who is a Roman citizen | |
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| | | The Han dynasty recovers control, after a 15-year interlude, and moves the capital to Loyang - starting the Eastern Han period | |
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| c. 29 |
| | | Jesus begins his ministry in Galilee, gathering disciples, preaching and healing | |
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| c. 31 |
| | | Jesus rides into Jerusalem with a crowd of followers, then attacks the traders in the courtyard of the Temple | |
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| c. 31 |
| | | Jesus, at the Last Supper, associates the bread and wine with his own body and blood, establishing the sacrament of the Eucharist | |
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| c. 31 |
| | | Jesus is brought before Pontius Pilate who reluctantly sentences him to death for blasphemy | |
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| c. 31 |
| | | Jesus Christ is crucified, according to the accounts of his followers, outside the city wall of Jerusalem | |
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| c. 31 |
| | | Peter becomes the leader of the small community of Christians in Jerusalem | |
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