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COMMENT=Updated September 25, 2011 \nEV = era vulgaris (=common era) \nThelemic festive Days see: Rel. Thelemic


20.3.<1904  =Thelemic Calendar New Year (#0000 EV)
20.3.>1903  =Thelemic Calendar New Year (#0000 EV, #1904 New Aeon Year)


;20.3.1904 AD =New Year 0 Thelemic Calendar
;Crowley proclaimed the arrival of the Aeon of Horus in 1904, which is year 0 on the Thelemic calendar
;conversion old chronology >new one: just subtract 1904 from the standard year to arrive at the year of the aeon which begins at spring equinox of the standard year in question

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