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The shepardes kalender Here beginneth the kalender of shepardes newly augmented and corrected.; Compost et kalendrier des bergiers. English.
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Copland, Robert, fl. 1508-1547, attributed name.
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the cause is they say for the sonne among other planets is most worthy wherefore it taketh the worthyesâ— day that is sonday luna domineth the first houre of monday mars the first houre of twesday mercurius of wednesday iupiter for thursdayâ— uenus for fryday and saturnus for saterday the day natural hath xxiiiâ— houres and euery houre reigneth a planet ¶ it is to be noted that when a man will begin to reken at sonday he musâ— reken thus sol uenus mercurius luna saturnus iupiter mars ¶ and when the nombre is fayled he must beginne at the houre that he wolâ— know what planet raigneth the monday he ought to beginne at luna thâ— tewesday at mars the wednesday at mercurie the thursday at iupiter the fryday at uenus the saterday at saturnus and euer when the nomâ—bres of the planets is fayled he must begin by order as it is aforesayd ¶ also it is to be noted that the grekes beginneth theyr daye in the morningâ— the iewes at nonne and the christen men at midnight and ther we oughâ— to beginne to reken for at one of the clocke one sonday in the morning reigâ—neth sol at two reigneth uenus at three reygneth mercurius at foure reiâ—â—neth luna at fiue saturnus at sixe iupiter at seuen mars and at eight bâ—â—gyn againe at sol at nynthe uenus at ten mercurie and consequently of thâ— other by order in order in euery houre ¶ when a chylde is borne it is to be knowne at what houre and if it be in thâ— beginning of the houre in the middes at the ende if it be in the beginninâ— he shall holde of the same planet and of the other afore if it be in the myddes it shall holde of that onely if it be borne in the ende it shall holde of the samâ— of that that commeth next after but neuerthelesse the planet that it is borâ— vnder ne shall not dominieth other that of the day shal be aboue it which iâ— the cause that a childe holdeth of diuers planets and hath diuers conditionâ—◠¶ he that is borne vnder sol shal be prudent and wyse a great speaker thaâ— which he prayseth he holdeth vertuous in him selfe who that is borne 〈◊〉 uenus is loued of euery man good to godwarde and reguler who that 〈◊〉 borne vnder mercurie is well bearded subtyll mylde veritable is not most prudent who that is borne vnder luna hath an hye forehead ruddy merâ— vysage shamefaste and religious who that is borne vnder saturne is haâ—â—dy curteyse of lyuing and is not auaricious who that is borne vnder iuâ—piter is hardy fayre vysage and ruddy chast and vagabonde ¶ who that is borne vnder mars is a great speaker a lyer a thefe a deceyuer bygge and of red colour ¶ they that wyll know of this more euidently let them tourne to the properâ—ties of the seuen planets afore rehersed ¶ a prologue of the authour vpon the twelue signes cap. liii i consyderyng the course of the celestiall bodies the puissaunce of the hya god omnipotente the which hathe made the sonne to shyne vpon the good and euyll that governeth all thinges conteyneth in the firmament on the earthe haue taken on me for to endite this litle treatise for to instruct endoctrine the people not lettred first to know god theyr maker secondly to gouerne theyr bodies and eschue infirmities and thirdly to knowe the course of the firmamente and of the celestiall bodyes conteyned in it with the dysposycyon of the vii planetets but who that wil know his properties ought first to know the monthe that he was borne in the signe that the sonne was in the same day i will not say that such thinges shal be but that the signes haue such properties and is the wyll of god after poetes astronomers aries is the firste signe that sheweth the fortunes of men and women as sayâ—h ptholomeus ¶ the fyrst signe of aries ¶ i fynde that he whiche is borne in the sygne of aries fro mydde marche to mydde apryll shal be of good wytte and shall neyther be riche ne pooreâ— he shall haue domage by his neyghboures he shall haue power ouer deade folkes goodes he shall be sone angry and sone appeased he shall haue dyuers fortunes and discordes he wyll desyre doctrine and haunt eloquent people and shal be experte in many degrees he shal be a lyer and vnstedfast of courage and will take the vengeaunce on his enemyes and he shal be better disposed in youth in all thinges theÌ„ in age vnto .xxxiii. yere he shal be a fornicatour and shal be wedded at xxv yeare yf he be not he shall not be chaste he shal be a mediatour for some of his frendes and will gladly be busy in the nedes of other he shal be awayted too be domaged he shall haue a signe in the shulder in his heade and in his body yet he shal be ryche by the deathe of other his firste sonne shall not lyue long he shal be in daunger of foure footed beastes he shall haue great syckenesse at xxiii yere and of the escape he shall lyue lxxxv yere after nature ¶ the womaÌ„ that is borne in this tyme shal be prefull suffre great wroÌ„ges from day to day she wil gladly make leasinges and shall lese her husbande recouer a better she shal be sicke at .v. yeare of age and at xxv she shal be in great daunger of death and yf she escape she shal be in doubt tyll .xliii. yeare shal suffer great peyne of the heade the dayes of sol and of mars to them shal be right good and the dayes of iupiter shal be contrary to them and as wel the man as the women shal be semblable to the shepe that euery yere leseth his fleshe of woll and within short space recouereth it ageyne ¶ of the signe of taurus he that is borne in the sygne of taurus fro mydde apryll to mydde may shal be stronge hardye and full of stryfe delycyous and shall possesse goodes gyuen to hym by other menne that he wold haue done shal be incontinent and wyll enforce to himselfe to fynyshe it in his youth be wyll dyspyse euerye person and shal be yrefull he shall go pylgrymages and wyll leaue his frendes and lyue amonge straungers he shall be put in officies and shall exercyse them well and shal be ryche by women he shall be thankelesse and come to good estate he will take vengeaunce on his enemyes he shal be bytten of a dogge and shall experiment many paynes by women and shall be in peryll at xxxiii yeare he shal be in perill of water and shal be greued by syckenesse and venym at xxiii yere and at xxx yere he shal be habundaunt in rychesse and shall ryse to great dignitie and shal lyue .lxxxv. yeare and three monthes after nature and shall se his fortune sorowefull ¶ the women that is borne in thys tyme shal be effectuall labouringe and a great lyer and shall
narcissi episcopi b    b    germane capuani c ii iii vii c ii   sancti quintini uigil d i iiii ix xiiii xviii xix xxxi nouember hath .xxx. dayes the mâ—ne .xxix. hoc tibi scire datur quod reuma nouembri cuâ—atur queque nociua vita tua sint preciosa dicta balnea cum venereâ— tunc nullum constat â—abere potio sit saâ—a valde atque minuta bona x vii xlvii d xi â—â— xii 〈…〉 e    e    coÌ„memoratio animarum f xviii x xlvii f xviii viii lii â—enefride virginis g vii v xliiii g vii vi xxviii sancti amantii h xv vi xxi a    leti presbyteri i iiii ix lv b xv i xxxiâ—i leonardi abbatis k    c iiii xi xxxvi wilbrodi episcopi l    d xii iiii xv quatnor coronatorum m xii viii vi e    theodori martiris n i x xxv f i ix v sancti martini episcopi o    g    sancti martini p xi x lix a ix iii lviii paterni martiris q xvii vi xxx b xvii vii xxviii sancti brici episcopi r    c  december trans erken 〈…〉 r vi iii ii d vi i xxix sancti macuti epis s    e xiiii ii xxxix s. edmundi archiepis s xiiii iii iii f    sancti hugonis epis t iii ix lvi g iii vi ii octana s. martini v    a    sancti elizabeth u xi ii xxvii b xi iiii xiiii s. edmundi regis x xix   c    presentatio marie y â—iii viii xvii d xix vii xlvii cicilie virginis z    e viii vii xxxv sancti clementis epis xvi v xiii f xvi iii xvi sancti grisogoni ê° â— vi xliiii g v xi xxâ—vii katherine virginis a    a    lini episcopi b    b xiii xi vi agricole et vitalis c xiii vii xxx c    rufi martiris d iii vii lii d ii v liiii saturnini et sisinnii e x x liiii e x o xxi sancti 〈…〉 f i ii xi xiii xxiii xxv xxx december hath .xxxi dayes the mone .xxx. sane sunt membris res calide mense decembris frigus vitetur capitalis vena scindatur lotio sit vanaâ—sed vasis potio cara sit trepidus potus frigorie contraria totus â— x lv f x xxi o sancti eligi episcopi g xvâ—â—â— viii lvi g xviii ix xvi sancti libiani h â—â—â— xvi v a    depositio osmundi i xv â— x b vii v iii sancte barbaâ—e k    c xv i xliii sabte abbatis l â—â—â— iiii xxxiiii d    nicholat epis et con m    e iiii ii xxxvi octava andree apost n    f xii xi xxxiiii conceptio beate marie o â—â—â— o lvi g    cipriani abbatis p â— i xxxviii a i v vi sancte eulalie q ix x xxvi b ix vii vii sancte damasce pape r    c  sol in cap. pauli epis solsâ—icium s xvii v xli d xvii v xlvii lucie virginis s vi iiii xx e vi i ii ianuarii t xiiii   f    ualerâ—i episcopi v    g xiiii vi lviii o sapientia u    a    sancti lazari episcopi x â—â—ii iiii liiii b iii  oxl sancti gratiani y xi ix xxâ— c    sancte uenesie vir z xix xi xxxiii d xi vi xxxix iulii martiris uigilia    e xix x v thome apostoli ê° viii vi xxxi f viii xix xxii triginâ—a martirum a xvi vii liii g xvi ii xxiiii uictorie virginis b    a    sanctatum virginum c v xi xlix b v o lvii naâ—iuiâ—us domini d    c    sancti stephani e xiii x o d xiii vi xxii sancti iohannis f    e    sancorum innocentium g â— o liiii f ii i viii sancti thome martiris h    g x v xi trans sancti iacobi i  o vi a    sancti siluestri k iiii vi viii xiiii xxx xxv xxvi letter dominical letter tabulare the exposition valoure and signification of the letters of the tabulaâ—e figure that ben in the seconde lyne after the dominicall letter   mouable feastes   inteâ—â—aâ—â—es   septua easter gesime in roga whytsoncioâ—s day in fro christmas to lent. fro whitsonday to saynt iohn fro whitson day to adueÌ„t christmas   iauiuere march. apryll may. 〈◊〉 day   〈◊〉 d b xviii xxvii xxvi x v v vi iii xxix friday e c xix xxiii xvii xi v vi vi ii xâ—ix thursday f d xx xxiiii xviii xii v v vi i xxix wednesday g e xxi xxv xxix xiii vi i vi  xxix tuesday a f xxii xxvi xxx xiiii vi ii v vi xxix monday b g xxiii xxvii may. xv vi iii v vi xxix sonday c h xxiiii xxviii ii xvi vi iiii v iiii xxviii saterday d i xxv xxix iii xvii vi v v iii xxviii fryday e k xxvi xxx iiii xviii vi vi  ii xxviii thursday f l xxvii xxxi v xix vii v v i xxviii wednesday g m xxviii aprill vi xx vii i v  xxviii tuesday a n xxix ii vii xxi vii ii iiii vi xxvii monday b o xxx iii viii xxii vii iii iiii v xxvii sonday c p xxxi iiii ix xxiii vii iiii iiii iiii xxvii saterday d q february v x xxiiii vii v iiii iii xxvii fryday e r ii vi xi xxv vii vi iiii ii xxvii thursday f s iii vii xii xxqi viii  iiii i xxvii wednesday g t iiii viii xiii xxvii viii i iiii  xxvii tuesday a u v ix xiiii xxviii viii ii iii vi xxvii monday b a vi x xv xxix viii  iii v xxvi sonday c b vii xi xvi xxx viii iiii iii iiii xxvi saterday d c viii xii xvii xxxi viii v iii iii xxvi fryday e d ix xiii xviii iune viii vi iii ii xxvi thursday f e x xiiii xix ii ix  iii i xxvi wednesday g f xi xv xx iii ix i iii  xxvi tuesday a g xii xvi xxi iiii ix ii ii vi xxvi monday b h xiii xvii xxii v ix iii ii v xxv sonday c i xiiii xviii xxiii vi ix iiii ii iiii xxv saterday d k xv xix xxiiii vii ix v ii iii xxv fryday e l xvi xx xxv viii ix vi ii ii xxv thursday f m xvii xxi xxvi ix x  ii i xxv wednesday g n xviii xxii xxvii x x i ii  xxv tuesday a o xix xxiii xxviii xi x ii i vi xxv monday b p xx xxiiii xxix xii x iii i v xxiiii sonday c q xxi xxv xxx xiii x iiii i iiii xxiiii saterday