A written narrative constituting a continuous chronological record of important or public events (esp. in a particular place) or of a particular…

A detailed and continuous register of events in order of time; a historical record, esp. one in which the facts are narrated without philosophic…

As a mass noun. Historical writing or records; history as a branch of knowledge, or history as opposed to fiction. Also: the events recorded by…

A chronicle, narrative of events in order of date.

A commemorative account, a memoir; a record of a person or event; a history. Obsolete.

A history, a record. Now archaic or historical.

In plural (chiefly with of): historical records generally; the actual or notional records or history of a particular place, group, subject, etc…

An account of things done or of a person's achievements or career; things done or achieved themselves; events in the past. Chiefly literary.

With plural agreement. In ancient Rome: A calendar or calendars, indicating the days on which business may be lawfully transacted, and the…

A chronological record of events; annals, chronological tables or lists of office-holders.

A historical record or document so preserved. Now chiefly in plural.

A chronicle. Obsolete. rare.