Amazon.com description: Product Description: In this sequel to his earlier work, "The AD/BC Time Warp", the author demonstrates how ancient historians like Xenophon, Josephus and Eusebius remain as reliable chronographers, although some modern authors unfairly criticize them by implying that their works lack in the historical sense, via combining facts contained in their ancient treatises with facts found in the Holy Bible to identify, via five dating systems, the beginning year of the Christian Era. This book, complimenting its predecessor efficiently, offers a fascinating insight into how the solar and lunar phenomena affect our interpretation of seasons, time, history, and how changes in leap months created calendar time warps that affected vernal equinox and lunar data in the years preceding A.D. 74, and how a cryptic message found in the works of Eusebius helped generate a calendar for his era which led to the discovery that the leap month during the era was different than the Gregorian one.