О 200-ЛЕТНЕЙ ПАСХАЛЬНОЙ ТАБЛИЦЕ АНДРЕЯ ВИЗАНТИЙСКОГО
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY JOURNAL "Web of Scholar" - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 8
Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of the 200th anniversary of Andrew the Byzant's Easter table, which was used by Catholicos Sahak. Andrew the Byzant's - a prominent chronologist, the creator of the world era, based on the new 19-year cycle calendar. Worked up a new 19-year cycle calendar and adopted Alexander's and Anatoly's calendar cycles. Andre's calendar cycle began its circulation in Constantinople in 353 BC.
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Левон Азатович Саргсян
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