👉 The word "Ultima II" refers to an ancient Egyptian calendar used for religious ceremonies, dating back to around 1500 BCE. It's a 295-day solar cycle that marks the rotation of Earth on its axis (the solstices) over several months. The exact length and frequency of each day cycle are not fully recorded, but they usually occur every few decades. The word "Ultima II" is often used in ancient texts to describe the significance or importance of these cycles, as they were considered central to religious practices and ceremonies. It's a metaphor for the cyclical nature of life and death, with the solstices marking transitions between two life stages (new moon and full moon).
