Positivist Day-Dedications (Full Grid) (孔德聖人曆全表)

COMTE’S DAY-DEDICATIONS SERVED WHOLE — the complete 13 × 28 grid of names (364 cells, from PROMETHEUS on Moses 1 to GALL on Bichat 28) with which Auguste Comte turned every day of his 1849 calendar into the feast of some benefactor of humanity: lawgivers under Moses, poets under Homer, scientists under Bichat — completing, BY NAME, the deferral the positivist engine recorded when it shipped. Because the calendar is perennial, a person’s feast falls on the same weekday forever. THE NEW-YEAR CROSS-LOCK asserted: 1 January resolved THROUGH the positivist engine lands on Moses 1, and the corpus holds Prometheus there — engine and corpus agreeing on a cell neither hard-codes. THE THEME LAWS: Plato’s day falls in the month of Aristotle, Hipparchus’s in the month of Archimedes (both asserted) — and a Wikipedia example equating Hipparchus with 21 April was found INTERNALLY INCONSISTENT and discarded as a witness, the discard recorded. The Guttemberg/Gutenberg orthography disclosed; the festival days served nameless as designed; lookups by month+day or any Gregorian date. Western becomes fifty-five. Pure compute and served corpus, no LLM.

Cost: 1 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure positivistDays.day.