And double whoops.Apparently not. My sources differ, but the piece on Dionysius in the (old; 1912) Catholic Encyclopedia says he set the Incarnation at ante deim viii kalendis Apriles [sc. March 25] AUC 754. I got 752 from a transcription of a transcription (and cannot find the original transcription) so it might be my transcription error, or two medieval monks' disagreeing.Dionysius Exiguus, who set the date of Christ's birth at 752 AUC.-- Patricia M. Godfrey PriscaMG@xxxxxxxx