Chronographia is a historical work written by the Byzantine historian George Syncellus in the 8th century. It provides a chronological account of world history, focusing on the timeline of significant events from creation to the author's time. Syncellus aimed to compile and harmonize various historical sources, making it a valuable resource for understanding the chronology of ancient and early medieval history. The text is notable for its detailed accounts of biblical events and the history of the Roman Empire. It serves as a bridge between classical antiquity and the medieval period, reflecting the historical and theological perspectives of its time. Chronographia remains an important reference for scholars studying Byzantine history and chronology.