{Bridging Cycles}[2nd April 1991]

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Does every juncture of cycles (= C) have an actual or potential bridging cycle half its length?

And do even Bridging Cycles tend to give rise to successor cycles of their own or greater (or lesser) C[ircles] A[nalysis] & S[ynthesis] lengths? – As Rome gave rise to Byzantium, (and perhaps even to Islam).

It is quite a thought that in the same century as the fall of Byzantium (1453[ce]), Columbus first set eyes on the New World (1492-3).*

*(& Cabot (1497))

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