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I guess that by ‘classicism’* we mean something of the M~ degree, contrasted with ‘romanticism’ of the G~ degree: this is how I have always understood it in C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis] terms.

It’s worth noting that this, more properly ‘neo-classicism’, harks back to an original classical art which in 2048-[year-]cycle terms occurs around C~** (Latin), or in Greece even further back around 512bc[e], G~[/]m~*** of the previous 2048 year cycle (Ancient Greece**** is one of the very few# cycles where the I[nner] C[ircles] rotation is clearly discernible concurrently with the O[uter] C[ircle] contra-rotation.

*[See last previous entry]

**[ie 0ce]

***[ms has G~-m~, which cannot have been intended as it makes no sense in fitting the date to the cycle & is contradicted by the parenthesis immediately following]

****(See (draft) cycle plan/map 6.2 in booklet)

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