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A24423 A new prognostication for the year of our Lord God, 1664 being bissextile or leap-year : wherein are contained the ... movable feasts, with the change of the moon ... with the description of the weather in every quarter of the moon, and a true description of the eclipses this year : together with dates of husbandry and gardening ... / set forth at Aberdene by Philomathes. Philomathes. 1664 (1664) Wing A1984B; ESTC R29078 8,422 17

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A NEW PROGNOSTICATION For the Year of our Lord God 1664. Being Bissextile or Leap-Year VVherein are contained the ●he Moveable Feasts with ●he Change of the Moon her Full and Quarters with the true disposition of the weather in every Quarter of the Moon and a true Description of the Eclipses this Year Together with Notes of Husbandry and Gardening for every Month Also With some Physicall Observations Also a Table shewing the Suns rising every fifth day With the Names and times of all the Fairs in Scotland with an addition of several new Fairs never before Printed Set forth at Aberdene by Philomathes Printed by Robert Sanders Printer to the Town of Glasgow for the Year 1664. CHRONOLOGIE 16●4 SInce that the Julian Period first began 6377 Since that of nought the Lord created man 5613 Since Noah entred th' Ark to shun the flood 3957 Since God to Abraham made a promise good 3591 Since Israel from Egypt land did flee 3161 Since in Canaan he made Chams sons to die 3121 Since Solomon the Temple finished 2674 Since it destroy'd Sedecias captive led 224 Since Trinovant of old now London builded ●7●● Since Games Olympick were first at Elea used 2439 Since Romulus did build his stately Roma 2416 Since Nabonassar hence is that ancient AEra 241● Since Fergus first our Royal stemm's Progenitor 1983 Since died Alexander a worlds terror 1987 Since Emmanuel of blessed Virgin born 1664 Since for mans sin he suffered death and scorn 163● Since Julian year at first was constitute 1708 Since Hyegra or flight of Mahomet 107● Since Caesars force the Britains overthrew ●●●● Since thence the Rav'nous Roman Eagle flew 12●● Since Christian Faith profest within this Nation 1454 Since Picts extinguish'd and Edin Scots possession 826 Since Guns these mortal Engines first were found 284 Since Printing made the World with Books abound 22● Since Protestants by Luther first so nam'd 135 Since Loyola the Jesuits order fram'd 124 Since Bishop Turnbul built Glasgow Colledge fair 209 Since learned Strang did make its great repair 32 Since Gregary help'd the Calendar forlorn 82 Since Charles the first to grief and sorrow born ●● Since English Crown did learn'd James head surrour●… 62 Since Charles with cares as well as gold was Crown'd 39 Since he made truly great and glorious 1● Since a new star convey'd a King to us 34 Since hence constrain'd to flee perplex'd with care 13 Since that his losse his patience did repair ●● Common or vulgar Notes this Year 1664. THe Golden Number 12 The Epact 12 Dominical Letter for Jan. and Feb. C. for the rest B The Cycle of the Sun 21 Fastens Even Feb. 23 Easter or Pash April 10 Ascenscion day May 19 Whitsunday May 29 Of the Eclipses this Year 1664. THere will be four Eclipses of the Luminaries this Year 1664. viz. two of the Sun and as many of the Moon of all which we in Scotland shall only behold the last which is a total Eclipse of the Moon upon Wednesday the 27 of July about midnight The first is a little Eclipse of the Sun upon the 18 day of Janury in the morning The second is a great totall Eclipse of the Moon upon Munday the first day of February The third is a little Eclipse of the Sun upon Tuesday the 12 of July But seeing all these are invisible to us I shall cease mentioning them any further The fourth and last is a great Eclipse of the Moon which will exhibite it self to our view if clouds hinder not upon Wednesday the 27 of July The Digits Eclipsed are 16.12 min. 44 see It begins 15 min past 9 at night it ends 16 min. past one in the morning Its duration is full four hours time Besides these Eclipses of the Luminaries there is also a notable Mercurial Eclipse to happen this year 1664 upon Tuesday the 25 of October in the afternoon The exact middle time of the Suns entrance into the Equinoctiall and Tropicall Points this Year 1664. The Sun enters   day ho. min. Postmeridiem Aries March 9 9 48 Cancer June 10 8 48 Libra September 11 23 54 Capricorn Decomb 10 11 35 The exact day hour and minut of the New Moon her Full and Quarters the daily disposition of the weather With the whole known fairs in Scotland for the year 1664 xxxi Ianuary begins on Friday Full moon 3 day 35 min. past 3 in the morning This quarter is subject to wind frost Last quarter 10 day 57 min. past 2 in the morning Much snow and little frost New moon 19 day 29 min. past 7. in the morning Fair Sun with winds First quarter 25 day 34 min past 10 at night Boystrous and stormy weather The first Fair in the Year is S. Naughlans at the Kirk of Bethelny in Gerry upon the 7 day S. Mungo in Glasgow the 13 day a Fair. And at Dunkel and Kilwinning the 21 day In this month cut down timber and it shall not cleave nor be eaten with worms in the last quarter of the moon set or sow kernels and bay-trees primet and box let Quicksets Rose-trees Peaches Philbird and Plum-trees if the frost be not hard prune and lop them before full Moon sow and set beans and pease and ●ung land in the last quarter geld Cattel and fallow land for Wheat and Rye trench Gardens with dung and remove Bees and for your own health keep your body warm let good and wholsome dyet be your Physician c. Old Janus bids thee keep thy body warme With Kitchin-Physick thy diseases charme xxix February begins on Munday Full moon the first day 35 min. past 2 in the morn Seasonable fair and white Last quarter 8 day 21 min. past 9 at night Frost and hail-stones New moon 17 day 2 min. before one in the morn Slabbie and dark First quarter 24 day 3 min. past 7. in the morn Dry threatning the brave Mariners At Abernethy and Forres in Murrayland called S. Brides day 1. On Candlemasse day in Bamff Dunkell Dingwall the 2 day Valentines day at Linlithgow the 14 day and at Forfar the 15 day holding 8 dayes Ashwednesdayes fair beginneth on Fastens even A Fair in Lanark on Fastens even day Sow all sorts of Pease and other pulse sow Mustard seed cast up dicks set and plant Vines Hops Goose-berries and any fruit that grows upon bushes prune and trime all sorts of fruit trees from mosse canker and all superfluous branches graft in the latter end of the month sow Onions in cold stiff land take heed of cold forbear Phlegmatick meats c. Of cold beware with Vennison and Fish Do not in any case maintain thy Dish xxxj March begins on Tuesday Full moon 2 day 59 min past one in the morn Driving snow and wind Last quarter 9 day 10 min past 5 at night Blustring wind and rain New moon 17 day 22 min. past 3. in the morn Glad weather for Geese and Dukes First quarter 24 day 46 min past one after noon