Tell me again how you are getting those numbers. I tried to find the previous post and must have zoomed past it (twice).
Which ones are you counting as Roman numerals?
By the way, I'm not doubting that there might be numbers. Numbers were common in medieval notations, but I want to know specifically which ones you chose and which ones you omitted.
I don't have time to look up how many prophecies there were and I don't know if this is an accurate number, but they are saying 353 quatrains.
Which ones are you counting as Roman numerals?
By the way, I'm not doubting that there might be numbers. Numbers were common in medieval notations, but I want to know specifically which ones you chose and which ones you omitted.
I don't have time to look up how many prophecies there were and I don't know if this is an accurate number, but they are saying 353 quatrains.

