Millennium Mistake
© 2003 Jan Zuidhoek 2008
www.millenniummistake.net
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description
This website contains besides a definitive solution of the millennium question an investigation into Anni Domini and a treatise on the connection between dates of Alexandrian Paschal full moon and dates of Passover.
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