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A litle treatise, conteyning many proper tables and rules very necessary for the vse of al men, the contentes wherof appere in the next page folowing. Collected and set forthe by Richard Grafton. 1571.
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Grafton, Richard, d. 1572?
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no. Amancius  4 10 A Nonas  Lete presbiteri E 5  b 8 id Leonarde E 6 18 c 7 id Wilfride arche  7 7 d 6 id Quatuor corona  8  e 5 id Theodore martyr  9 15 f 4 id Martyn bishop of R.  10 4 g 3 id Martyne bishop  11  A Pridie id Paternie Sol in Sagittarius  12 12 b Idus  Brice  13 1 c 18 Cal. Decemb. Trans of Erken  14  d 17 cal Machute E 15 9 e 16 cal Edmund arche  16  f 15 cal Init. Reg. Elizabeth  17 17 g 14 cal Oct. s. Mattine  18 6 A 13 cal Sainct Elizabeth E 19  b 12 cal Edmund king  20 14 c 11 cal Presenta of Mary  21 3 d 10 cal Cecili virgin  22  e 9 cal Clement  23 11 f 8 cal Grisogoni martyr  24 19 g 7 cal Katherine virgin  25 8 A 6 cal Lini  26  b 5 cal Agricoli  27  c 4 cal Rufy Terme endes E 28 16 d 3 cal Saturne Fast E 29 5 e Pridie  Andrew Apost  30 December hath 31. daies Sonne ryseth houre 8 12 min setteth 3 48 min The day is 7. houres 36 .m. The night 16. 24 .mi.  f Calend. Loye  1 13 g 4 no. Libane  2 2 A 3 no. Deposi Osmond  3 10 b Pridie no. Barbara virgin  4  c Nonas  Sabba abbot  5 18 d 8 id Nicholas byshop E 6 7 e 7 id Oct. s. Andrew E 7  f 6 id Concep of our Lady  8 15 g 5 id Ciprian abbot E 9 4 A 4 id Eulalia virgin  10  b 3 id Zantippa Sol in Capricorne  11 12 c Pridie id Paule bish Winter  12 1 d Idus  Lucy vir Shortest day  13  e 19 Cal. Ianuarij Othile virgin  14 9 f 18 cal Valery bishop E 15  g 17 cal O Sapiencia  16 17 A 16 cal Lazarus bish E 17 6 b 15 cal Gracian bish  18  c 14 cal Venesi  19 14 d 13 cal Iulian Fast  20 3 e 12 cal Thomas Apostle  21  f 11 cal 30. Martyrs E 22 11 g 10 cal Victor virgin  23 19 A 9 cal Candldy Fast  24  b 8 cal Christmas day  25 8 c 7 cal Stephyn  26  d 6 cal Iohn Euangelist  27 16 e 5 cal Innocentes day  28 5 f 4 cal Thomas Becket  29  g 3 cal Trans of s Iames  30 13 A Pridie  Siluester Byshop  31 An Almanacke for .lx. yeres yet to come The yere of our lorde The Prime The Epact Domi. letter Leape yere Ashwēsedaye the firste day of Lent. Easter daye Roga weke Whitsonday 1572 15 15 F E Febru 19 April 6 May. 12 May. 25 1573 16 26 D  4 Mar 22 April 27 10 1574 17 7 C  24 April 11 May 17 30 1575 18 18 B  16 3 9 22 1576 19 29 A G March 7 22 28 Iune 10 1577 1 10 F  Febru 20 7 13 May 26 1578 2 21 E  12 Mar 20 5 18 1579 3 2 D  March 4 April 19 25 Iune 7 1580 4 13 C B Febru 16 3 9 May 22 1581 5 24 A  8 Marc 26 1 14 1582 6 5 G  28 April 15 21 Iune 3 1583 7 16 F  13 Marc 31 6 May 19 1584 8 27 E D March 4 April 19 25 Iune 7 1585 9 8 C  Febr 24 11 17 May 30 1586 10 19 〈◊〉  16 3 9 22 1587 11 0 A  March 1 16 22 Iune 4 1588 12 11 G F Febr 20 7 13 May 26 1589 13 22 E  12 Marc 30 5 18 1590 14 3 D  Marc 4 April 19 May 25 June 7 1591 15 14 C  Febr 17 4 10 May 23 1592 16 25 B A 8 Mar 26 1 14 1593 17 6 G  28 April 15 21 June 3 1594 18 17 F  13 Marc 31 6 May 19 1595 19 28 E  March 5 April 20 26 Iune 8 1596 1 9 D C Febr 24 11 17 May 30 1597 2 20 B  9 Mar 27 2 15 1598 3 1 A  March 1 April 16 22 Iune 4 1599 4 12 G  Febru 21 8 14 May 27 1600 5 23 F E 5 Marc 23 April 28 11 1601 6 4 D  25 April 12 May 18 31 1602 7 15 E  Febru 17 April 4 May 10 May 23 1603 8 26 B  March 9 24 30 Iune 12 1604 9 7 A G Febru 21 8 14 May 27 1605 10 18 F  13 Marc 31 6 19 1606 11 29 E  March 5 April 20 26 Iune 8 1607 12 10 D  Febru 18 5 11 May 24 1608 13 21 C B 9 Marc 27 2 15 1609 14 2 A  March 1 April 16 22 Iune 4 1610 15 13 G  Febru 21 8 14 May 27 1611 16 24 F  6 Marc 24 April 29 12 1612 17 5 E D 25 April 12 May 18 31 1613 18 16 C  17 4 10 23 1614 19 27 B  March 9 24 30 Iune 12 1615 1 8 A  Febru 22 9 15 May 28 1616 2 19 G F 13 Marc 31 6 19 1617 3 0 E  March 5 April 20 26 Iune 8 1618 4 11 D  Febru 18 5 11 May 24 1619 5 22 C  10 March 28 3 16 1620 6 3 B A March 1 April 16 22 Iune 4 1621 7 14 G  Febr 14 1 7 May 20 1622 8 25 F  Marc 6 21 27 Iune 9 1623 9 6 E  Febru 26 13 19 1 1624 10 17 D C 10 Marc 28 3 May 16 1625 11 28 B  March 2 April 17 23 Iune 5 2626 12 9 A  Febr 22 9 15 May 28 1627 13 20 G  7 Marc 25 April 30 13 1628 14 1 F E 26 April 13 May 19 Iune 1 1629 15 12 D  18 5 11 May 24 1630 16 23 C  10 Marc 28 3 16 1631 17 4 B  23 April 10 16 29 A necessary and perfecte rule to knowe when the Termes beginne and ende and howe many Retornes are in euery Terme ¶ Eight daies before any terme be the Exchequer openeth for certeintie Excepte the terme of Trinitie that openeth but iiij days before truely ¶ Hillary terme beginneth the xxiij day of Ianuary if it be not Sunday then the next day after and endeth the .xij. of February Octauis Hillarii Quind Hillarii Crastino Purific Octauis Purific ¶ Easter terme beginneth .xvij. dayes after Easter endeth iiij daies after the Ascenciō day Quind Pasch Tres Paschae Mense Paschae Quinue Paschae Crast Ascention ¶ Trinitie terme beginneth the next day after Corpus Christi daye and endeth the wednesday fortnight after Crast Trinitatis Octauis Trinitat Quind Trinitat Tres Trinitat ¶ Michelmas terme beginneth the ix of October if it be not Sunday and endeth the xxviij of Nouember Octauis Micha Quind Michael Tres Michael Mense Michael Crast anima Crast Martini Octa. Martini Quind Martini ¶
⧠A litle treatise conteyning many proper Tables and rules very necessary for the vse of al men The contentes wherof appere in the next page folowing ¶ Collected and set forthe by Richard Grafton 1571. ¶ LONDINI In aedibus Richardi Tottelli Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum solum ¶ THE CONTENTES OF this Booke ¶ Fyrst a Preface wherein is declared theffect of all the matters herein conteyned ¶ A Calender very necessary for the vse of this Booke ¶ An Almanack for .lx. yeres yet to come wher in you may readely fynde Easter Rogacion and whitsonday ¶ A Table or Rondell wherein you maye at all tymes readely fynde the yere of our lord The Epact The Prime The Dominical letter and the Leape yere for euer ¶ A Rule at all tymes to know the Age of the Moone her chaunge and full for euer ¶ A Table wherby to find for euer the feastes of Easter and all other moueable feastes as wel those that haue ben as all suche as are to come ¶ A newe and more briefe Computacion of the yeres of our Lorde agreing with the yeres of the reignes of all the kynges of this Realme sithen the Conquest whereby readely you may finde the yere of our Lorde the Prime Epact The Sondaies letter the Leape yere the beginning of euery kynges reigne and the nomber of yeres that he reigned and also may quickly vnderstande the accompte of the yeres of any Euidence ¶ A Table to knowe the Ebbes and Floods in most Portes and Hauens in Englande ¶ A Table declaringe what signe the Moone shal be in any day of the yere for euer and also whē it is good to let blood to Bathe or to Pourge ¶ All the Principall Faires in a more orderlye maner then hath ben heretofore set forthe ¶ The highe wayes also from one towne to another moche larger then before hath ben set forth THE PREFACE THE order of this small Booke the matters therin conteyned are as foloweth ¶ FIRST I haue placed herein a Calender wherein I haue obserued the olde Saynctes dayes not of supersticion as thoughe I thought euery of them mencioned in the saide Calender to be a saincte for of some I know the contrarye Neyther if they were all saynctes do I therfore place them in my Calender But because it hath bene a custome of aūcient time to vse their names in signifiynge and makinge certayne the dayes tymes and termes of the yere as by the dating of diuerse olde Deedes Euidences and Recordes it wil apere And because the same custome is yet retayned in the retorning of writtes and processes and also is commonly vsed in the notinge and settyng forth of the principall Faires and Markettes other seasons of the yere those names serue well for my purpose therfore I mighte not conueniently haue left them out And vnto the said Calender I haue added the Calendes Nonas and Ides because diuerse euidences are dated on those daies and by those wordes And therunto also I haue added the vigiles and festiuall daies with the trewe time of the Termes and their returnes because that hauyng this booke there shal be no occasion to call for any other Calender And finally in the ende of the saide Calender I haue set forth an Almanacke for lx yeeres yet to come wherein is shewed the first Sonday in Lent Caster day Rogacion weke Whitsonday and by them you may finde al other moueable feastes NEXT AFTER the Almanacke is a Table or Rondell that teacheth for euer readely to finde the yeres of our Lord the Epact the Pryme the Dominicall letter and the Leape yere with a declaracion of the vse of the same Table AND also a rule to knowe the age of the Moone her Chaunge and Full for euer Then foloweth a Table to finde the feastes of Easter and so all other the moueable feastes that haue bene in tyme past or shall be hereafter for euer with a playne instruction of the vse and vnderstandinge thereof THEN begynneth my Computacion of yeres wherin is to be noted that euery page therof is deuyded into eyghte seuerall partes or places as may appere by the tytles ouer euery of their heades In the fyrste place are the yeres of our lorde In the second the Pryme In the thyrde the Epact In the fourth the Dominicall letter In the fifthe the leape yere when so euer it happeneth In the sixte are the names of the kinges as they reigned beginning with Williā the Conquerour c. And in the same place also are the Monethes that euery of them entred into theyr reignes And in the seuenth are the daies of the Monthes that euery of them began to reigne in And in the .viij. and last are the yeres that euery of them reigned Also in the ende of the reigne of euerye kynge I haue shewed the day of his death if he died beinge kyng or the daye of his deposicion if he were deposed with a true accompte howe many yeres Monethes weekes or dayes he reigned ¶ AND HERE I thincke it mete to declare somewhat of the commoditie and necessarye vse of the Computacion afore mencioned And for the better instruction and vnderstandynge thereof I wyll moue certayne questions and geue aunsweres to the same in suche sorte as shall so vtter the order and maner therof as it were by examples that I doubt not but the trewe and necessary vse of the same shall playnely appere to all men 1. Question I wold know by this Computacion in the fourth yere of king Edward the first what was then the yere of our Lorde the Prime the Epact Dominicall letter and the Monthe and daye that he beganne his reigne in and what day in the weeke the same was Aunswere Amonge the kinges seke out for kynge Edwarde the first and then looke for the fourth yere of his reigne and there it appereth to be the yere of our Lord. 1275. The Prime 3. The Epact 18. The Dominical letter F. The Monethe that he began his reigne in Nouember the. 16. day which day that yere was Saterday as is easy to be knowen if you looke in the Calēder for the .xvj. daye of Nouember accomptyuge F. for Sonday then that day must nedes be Saterday and so of all other the lyke 2. Question An Euidence dated the. 15. Calendes of December in the .iij. yere of kinge Iohn I wolde knowe what daye of the Monthe the same was and howe long it is sithen Aunswere First loke in the Calender in the Month of Nouember for the Calendes of Decēber and there you shall finde that the .xv. Calendes of December is on the .xvij. day of Nouember Then seeke in the Computacion for kinge Iohn and you shall fynde that the thirde yeere of his reigne was in the yere of our Lorde 1201. And then sette downe this yere of our lorde wherein the question is asked whiche is 1571. and take out therof 1201. and there resteth 370. And so it must followe that vpon