Don't put "early church fathers" in the section on pre-Reformation Historicism. The Church fathers didn't start teaching Historicism until about the time of the Council of Nicea. Before that, they were still teaching Immediacy, i.e. "the doctrine of iminence," i.e. that Jesus could come at any time because all the signs were fulfilled. Historicism didn't start until the scholars started "stretching" the story to make it fit their times. 

 Ike