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The 36 pages that link to Hebrew calendar, each with the reason it gives.

• Leap yearRelated: Its leap years add Adar I to keep lunar months near their seasons.

• Metonic cycleRelated: Its 19-year intercalation pattern is an independent application of the same ratio.

• Jewish liturgyRelated: Its dates change the prayers and readings used in worship.

• Babylonian calendarRelated: It shares the Babylonian calendar’s lunisolar structure and several month names.

• Land of IsraelRelated: Its agricultural festivals reflect seasons and practices associated with the land.

• Tisha B'AvRelated: Tisha B'Av falls on the ninth of Av in this calendar.

• GeonimRelated: Gaonic authority helped standardize calendrical practice across communities far from Babylonia.

• SabbathRelated: It locates Shabbat within the Jewish week and sets its sunset-to-nightfall boundaries.

• Crypto-JudaismRelated: Secretly tracking festivals helped families observe them without public communal life.

• Jewish holidaysRelated: Its months set the dates of holidays, while intercalation keeps festivals in their seasons.

• Chronology of JesusRelated: Its lunar dates help test proposed weekdays for Jesus’s crucifixion.

• Brit milahRelated: Its calendar dates help establish when the eighth day falls.