It is the name of the Byzantine chronology or calendar, with a structure similar to the Julian calendar, but which takes as its beginning a date of "creation of the world" from 5509 BC. C . . It was calculated by Panodorus of Alexandria, according to his interpretation of biblical data for the 'Antiochian era' established by Constantine I in the fourth century. The name Etos Kosmou is the transliteration of Greek 949; 964; 959; 962; 954; 959; 963; 956; 959; 965; ("Year of the World") . See Anno Mundi , Anno Lucis , E . V . (It was vulgar).
It is the name of the Byzantine chronology or calendar, with a structure similar to the Julian calendar, but which takes as its beginning a date of "creation of the world" from 5509 BC. C . . It was calculated by Panodorus of Alexandria, according to his interpretation of biblical data for the 'Antiochian era' established by Constantine I in the fourth century. The name ?tos Kosmou is the transliteration of the Greek 949; 964; 959; 962; 954; 959; 963; 956; 959; 965; ("Year of the World") . See Anno Mundi , Anno Lucis , E . V . (It was vulgar).
