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Eupolemus and his predecessor Demetrius use a 5307bc Adam. The issue of whether the Flood is 2262-2264am in Demetrius (3045-3043bc) or whether it is 1662-1664am in Eupolemus (3645-3043bc) unveils that they both pivot 600-year and 1200-year calendars on the year 1843bc as year 1200 after Demetrius Noah's Flood (3043bc) versus 2400 after a 4242bc Eupolemus Noah's birth (when Thoth 1 new year is July 20) whose Flood is 3643bc. In Demetrius the 1070 to Abram unveils the Arpaxad of 3043bc (2264am) might have a 3045bc Flood (2262am), and in Eupolemus the 400(191+79+130) to Abram unveils the Arpaxad of 3643bc (1664am) might have a 3645bc Flood (1662am) due to all available preFlood figures are short 2 years to Arpaxad; (162 for Methuselah of 2242 years is restored to 182 making the known preFlood 2262 of Africanus). 98.144.71.174 (talk) 22:43, 25 September 2013 (UTC)Reply
