What Year Was It Before Year 1? The Monk, the Easter Table and the Missing Zero
Not zero: 1 BC. How a monk’s Easter table from about AD 525 became the year we write today, and why there is no year zero.

Not zero: 1 BC. How a monk’s Easter table from about AD 525 became the year we write today, and why there is no year zero.

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