This collection encompasses Julius Africanus's writings on biblical genealogies, historical chronologies, divine prophecies, and the life of Christ, aiming to establish a coherent timeline of world history from creation to his own time.
It delves into intricate discussions on genealogical discrepancies, biblical events, and pagan myths, striving to harmonize biblical history with that of other cultures and mythologies through scholarly analysis and chronological calculations.
Additionally, the collection includes Africanus's accounts of significant biblical and historical figures, as well as narratives related to the birth, life, and Passion of Christ, reflecting his efforts to understand and explain divine history within a broader historical context.