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There are only 1330 years between the calendar reforms of Caesar and Gregory XIII

Calendar studies prove that the thesis of the Invented Middle Ages is correct

by Heribert Illig

When the supposition first arose that there might be chronological problems in the early Middle Ages, too, the first cross-check was carried out with the help of the Julian-Gregorian calendar. It almost reached its goal, by a hairs breadth: when dealing with the autumnal equinox and 23rd September, the date on which the equinox falls today, it was found that there is no date for this equinox that has come down to us. This deficiency has now been rectified so that the argument can develop its full effect.
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"Seit der Fleischwerdung des Herrn waren 13 Jahre vergangen…". Thietmar von Merseburg (975 – 1018) unterlief gleich in der ersten Zeile des 4. Buches der Merseburger Chronik ein doppelter Lapsus: Er vergaß das Wort ‘mille’ in der Jahresangabe. Dann fügte er dieses darüber zwischen ‘annus’ und ‘tredecim’ ein. Schließlich wählte er die Umschreibung ‘post millenarii plentaidine numeri’, die den Bezug zwischen der Jahreszahl und der Geburt Christi auflöste. Wusste er, dass dieser Bezug willkürlich festgesetzt worden war?

Radiocarbon dating:
"Not less interesting to me will be an understanding of the psychological causes that led the great majority of investigators to deny, for many years, the existence of regular deviations of the 14C values, so-called ‘wiggles’ from a smooth line, and the fact that a clearly defined spectrum existed. How was it possible that many, in fact the great majority of workers, for nearly 20 years – from before 1970 until close to 1990 – did not recognize the existence of a time spectrum? In general, wiggles were considered non-existent or rare phenomena. There must have been a psychological reason – perhaps the ‘beauty of the smooth line’ or the work of a powerful lobby? In any case, the importance of psychological effects cannot be denied. For this reason, it seems safer if measurement and evaluation of results are not done by one and the same person."
[H. E. Suess Radiocarbon After Four Decades: An Interdisciplinary Perspective / R. E. Taylor … eds. – New York; Heidelberg: Springer, 1992]

"In den auf Justinian folgenden drei Jahrhunderten, in denen äußere Feide das Reich bedrohten und der Bilderstreit es im Inneren erschütterte sind diese Studien [zur Arithmetik] zum Erliegen gekommen." [Vogel, Kurt (1978): Beiträge zur Geschichte der Arithmetik; München, S. 36]