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This is the best calendar ever! Because of the ongoing back and forth, I've protected the redirect. As far as I see: The AfD resulted in delete As some...

or more target anchors that no longer exist. [[Week#Hermetic lunar week]] The anchor (Hermetic lunar week) has been deleted. Please help fix the broken...

that: Common-Civil-Calendar-and-Time (http://henry.pha.jhu.edu/calendar.html) These are just two of various proposed leap week calendars. I've listed, linked...

(UTC) That's right. I created this new paragraph about our new Hermetic Lunar Week Calendar.Farazcole Being bold, I am removing the offending paragraph....

http://www.hermetic.ch/cal_sw/ch_years.php For example, 2013 corresponds to 4710 instead of 4711. It is also confirmed by the following Chinese calendar: http://wenku...

lunar aspects of that calendar, and since the Julian calendar was created well before the birth of Jesus, that article treats it as a solar calendar and...

months, weeks or days NOTE The duration of a calendar year, a calendar month, a calendar week or a calendar day depends on its position in the calendar. Therefore...

the week on which any specific date in the Julian calendar recurs—the product of a quadrennium (a four-year period with one leap day) and a week (of seven...

switch away from a 13 month lunar calendar and onto a 12 month solar calendar as a result of secular revisions in the calendar or due to religious clashes...

say that Hermeticism (of this sort, not referring to Fowden's early 'technical Hermetica' or the Hellenistic texts attributed to the Hermetic line) uses...

24219... like you insist. See my page on the Tropical year or http://www.hermetic.ch/cal_stud/cassidy/err_trop.htm > I did not put those numbers without...

eighteenth century. Of course it was a disappointment to find out that the Hermetic corpus actually dated from the Christian era. Even more of a disappointment...

21:10, 6 April 2008 (UTC) The civil calendars used in Sumer (Mesopotamia) in the 3rd millenium BC identified 12 lunar months per year with the months named...

What's the deal with this novelty? I don't think most astrologers are hermetics. --Nathanael Bar-Aur L. (talk) 14:09, 14 April 2008 (UTC) I suggest that...

Pyramidographia is indeed innocent of any astronomical, geodetic, let alone Hermetic elements. Greaves’s technique of standardization could have functioned...