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556 AD Romanus the Melodist, one of the greatest composers of Ecclesiastical hymns dies, he left behind him a rich opus from which many hymns are still in use. He's venerated as a saint on October's First.

557: A grand prime number, which when extended through Fibonaccing, results in: 113928037680978527777140672732116305813154440303874734475431
773320488593551486986201473617910150485189153870299086037.

558 AD Conall mac Comgaill is crowned king of Dál Riata, a Gaelic kingdom on the western coast of Scotland (predecessor of the Scottish kingdom, at this point, ruling only half the country as the rest is Pictish land).

5:59 the worst time in the world. One minute before the alarm wakes me up.

February 16, 600 – Pope Gregory the Great decrees "God bless You" as the religiously correct response to a sneeze.

You leap 40 numbers, my friend. After 559 comes 560!

560 AD Sophronius, patriarch of Jerusalem and saint, is born.

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Tue Dec 15, 2020 1:55 pm

You leap 40 numbers, my friend. After 559 comes 560!

560 AD Sophronius, patriarch of Jerusalem and saint, is born.

And no one else noticed....

562 BC: Anet-Marduk (not to be confused with the cartoon dog, "Marmaduke,") replaced Nebuchadnezzar II as Supreme Leader of Babylon.

And you, my dear friend, missed 561!
561 AD King Klothair dies, leaving the Frankish kingdom once more to be divided.

And to continue:
563 Infantry Battalion was an infantry unit of the Greek army into which I served my last seven months in the army. Unfortunately is now disbanded.

564 bc the year Aesop was born.

Or this could be a fable.

565 AD Justinian dies at 14th of November after 38 years on the throne.

Stagecoach 567 runs from New Road, Kirkby Lonsdale to Kendal and back again.

568 the sum of the the first 19 prime numbers

566 is the number Maniac forgot to take in consideration.

566 AD Ainmuire mac Sétnai becomes High King of Ireland.
569 AD The aforementioned king dies.

570 AD
Muhammed born in Mecca.

571 AD Wuffa becomes the first king of East Anglia starting the dynasty of the Wuffings.

572
Not only did King Alboin (Lombard) successfully complete the three-year siege of Ticinum (better known as Pavia) but he was murdered in his palace (in Verona) via the conspiracy of his wife, Rosamund. Proving that a rose by any other name does NOT smell as sweet.

573 AD King Sigibert I goes to war against his half brother Chilperic I of Neustria at the urging of his wife, Brunhilda (one is killed one goes to war with his wife's encouragement, woe to married kings!)

574 AD death of Pope John III

5-7-5: The syllabic pattern for haikus.