[ad. mod.L. chron-anagramma: see ANAGRAM, and CHRONOGRAM.] An anagram of a chronogram, expressing the same date.
1613. (title) Anagrammata et Chron-anagrammata Regia, nunc primum in hâc formâ in lucem emissa … Londini. Excudebat Gulielmus Stansby.
1882. J. Hilton, Chronograms, I. 14. The next is a chron-anagram on the death of Prince Henry Frederick, son of James I., each making the amount of the date of his death—1612, his age—18, the day of November—6, and the hour—6, total 1642.
