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As you may know, the subject of Tacitus has come up here in the not too distant past. The legendary member "spin" was interested in it as it related to whether these mss had originally spelled "Christus" as "Chrestus." However, I think he supported it authenticity, alt...

Anyone wants to say anything about Chapter 2?

Hey, thanks for the review! :) I finally gave this 300+ page "chapter" a quick read-over. I would quibble that the English translation of the title. "Critical Study on Chronology of the Ancient World" makes it seem like we will be dealing with yet another fanciful recalibration o...

In 1907, just a couple years after being released from his supposedly lifetime imprisonment in the fortress of Schlisselburg, Nikolai Morozov released a book of "Revelation in Thunderstorm and Tempest" in which he interpreted the Book of Revelation as a set of astrological imagery with a s...

Also here is a revised Chapter 1 with some amendments in the text and also with page numbers, contents and a mobile-friendly formatting: Chapter 1. Antique literature § 1. Tacitus and Poggio Bracciolini § 2. Literary hoaxes and fakes § 3. Figures of the Rennaissance § 4. Review of the origins of the...

Hi there. Chapter 2. Astronomical method in chronology (Eclipses) § 1. Basic facts about eclipses § 2. "History of the Peloponnesian War" by Thucydides § 3. Solar, Lunar eclipses and chronology § 4. Examples of astronomical dating (Titus Livy, Homer, Thakelot) § 5. Discussing the final lis...

So, is anyone reading it?

Good day. It is sad to see that alternative history is revolving around Fomenko and his ideas of Tartaria and maths. It wasn't always like that. Fomenko's early publications grew from studies of Morozov and Postnikov, not bothering with maths, Russia, or similarity of words. But these were never tra...