12-09-2009, 02:21 AM
Hey, I certainly enjoyed the reparte' generated in the responses to this subject! Wonderful!
I would like to interject, unless I missed reading certain passages from the above, regarding the use of the number "300!"
I feel that this number is quite expressive of a numerous connection between actions that are now seperated in our "consensual" history by generations! That is, 300 can mean units of 99+a sergeant, etc., or 300+a sergeant, etc., or various permentations of the above, but the total number might always be rounded out to equal "300!"
Thus I have a question to ask of you! Have any of you ever made a correlation of historical events where the number "300" or a near relation, such as "250" or "320", occurs during a great battle victory, or a great loss?
I am sorry since I am the "new guy on the block" so to speak, but I ask questions of you since I have read a lot of good research answers already from most of you! So, just how do we differentiate between the "300" Spartans and the "300" Holy Band of Thebes (Homosexuals), or the "300" Catalans, or the "300" Phocians, etc. Does our currently accepted or consensual chronology allow such correlations to exist? One must note that two of the above seemed to have happened at about the same time but in different parts of the world!
Due to popular opinion, I have removed the rest of this post!
My apology!
Regards,
Ron
I would like to interject, unless I missed reading certain passages from the above, regarding the use of the number "300!"
I feel that this number is quite expressive of a numerous connection between actions that are now seperated in our "consensual" history by generations! That is, 300 can mean units of 99+a sergeant, etc., or 300+a sergeant, etc., or various permentations of the above, but the total number might always be rounded out to equal "300!"
Thus I have a question to ask of you! Have any of you ever made a correlation of historical events where the number "300" or a near relation, such as "250" or "320", occurs during a great battle victory, or a great loss?
I am sorry since I am the "new guy on the block" so to speak, but I ask questions of you since I have read a lot of good research answers already from most of you! So, just how do we differentiate between the "300" Spartans and the "300" Holy Band of Thebes (Homosexuals), or the "300" Catalans, or the "300" Phocians, etc. Does our currently accepted or consensual chronology allow such correlations to exist? One must note that two of the above seemed to have happened at about the same time but in different parts of the world!
Due to popular opinion, I have removed the rest of this post!
My apology!
Regards,
Ron
