Aquila of Pontus, the second translator of Sacred Scripture from Hebrew after the Seventy, translated the Hebrew Scripture into Greek in the 12th year of Emperor Hadrian
Theodotion, a proselyte Jew and former Marcionite, produced a Greek translation of the Hebrew Scripture under Emperor Commodus; his version in Daniel was received and followed by the Church
Council of Palestine under Pope Victor defined that the world was created at the vernal equinox, that the first day of the world was March 25, and that Christ was incarnated on March 25