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THE GREAT CALENDARS.
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March hath XXXI. days.

1 d Calendæ David, Archb. Menev. 17 f 16 Cal.
2 e 6 Non. Ceddc or Chad, B. Letc. 18 g 15 Cal. Ed., K. of West Sax.
3 f 5 Non. 19 a 14 Cal.
4 g 4 Non. 20 b 13 Cal.
5 a 3 Non. 14 21 c[bc-e 1] 12 Cal. Benedict Abbot.
6 b Pr. Non. 3 22 d 11 Cal.
7 c Nonæ Perpetua Mauret, Mart. 23 e 10 Cal.
8 d 8 Id. 11 24 f 9 Cal. Fast.
9 e 7 Id. 25 g 8 Cal. Annunciat B.V.M.
10 f 6 Id. 19 26 a 7 Cal.
11 g 5 Id. 8 27 b 6 Cal.
12 a 4 Id. Greg. M.B. of R. and C. 28 c 5 Cal.
13 b 3 Id. 16 29 d 4 Cal.
14 c Pr. Id. 5 30 e 3 Cal.
15 d Idus 31 f Pr. Cal.
16 e 17 Cal. Apr.
  1. The numbers here prefixed to the several days between the 21st day of March and the 18th day of April, both inclusive, denote the days upon which those full moons do fall which happen upon, or next after, the 21st day of March, in those years of which they are respectively the Golden Number. And the Sunday letter next following any such full moon, points out Easter Day for that year. All which holds until the year of our Lord 1899 inclusive, after which year, the places of these Golden Numbers will have to be changed.