Everything in A Common Table, made traceable: the method it was built to, every load-bearing claim tied to a dated source, and the full list of what was consulted.
Every claim in the working record carries a label: P provable from a primary or authoritative source, D derived from provable inputs, or I inference — a reading that goes beyond what the sources state on their own.
Every figure is dated to its data year, which often lags publication by one to three years; where that gap matters, it is stated. Where a number is contested or an estimate, both sides are shown rather than the more convenient one.
The historical convergence — three Catholic doctrinal turns inside one generation — is original synthesis on documented facts. The component dates and texts are provable; the pattern drawn from them is labeled I, because it is essentially unwritten in the existing literature.
Prepared independently by a single researcher, with disclosed AI assistance, under this labeled, receipts-first method. Nothing here asks to be taken on trust; all of it asks to be checked.
Grouped as the case presents them. Contested figures are flagged.
Each entry links to its source. Primary and authoritative sources prioritized over aggregators throughout.