Selected quad for the lemma: saint_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
saint_n	apostle_n	evangelist_n	nativity_n	1,294	5	12.6731	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A42729	The florists vade-mecum being a choice compendium of whatever worthy notice hath been extant for the propagation, raising, planting, encreasing and preserving the rarest flowers and plants ... together with The gardiners almanack ... / by Samuel Gilbert.	Gilbert, Samuel, d. 1692?	1682 (1682)	Wing G712; ESTC R30408	113,834	332

Jan. 6. Conversion of St. Paul Jan. 25. Martyrdom of King Charles I. Jan. 30. Purification of B. Virgin Mary Feb. 2. Valentine's day Feb. 14. St. Matthias Apostle Feb. 24. Annuntiation of Virgin Mary or Lady-day March 25. St. George his day April 23. St. Mark Evangelist April 25. Philip and Jacob Apostles May 1. King Charles II's Birth-day May 29. St. Barnabas or Barnaby June 11. St. John Baptist June 24. St. Peter and Paul June 29. St. James Apostle July 25. Lammas-day August 1. St. Bartholomew Apostle Aug. 24. St. Matthew Apostle Sept. 21. St. Michael Archangel Sept. 29. St. Luke Evangelist Octob. 18. St. Simon and Jude Apostles Octob. 28. All Saints Nov. 1. Gunpowder-Treason Nov. 5. St. Andrew Apostle Nov. 30. St. Thomas Apostle Decem. 21. Nativity of Christ Decem. 25. St. Stephen Martyr Decem. 26. St. John Evangelist Decem. 27. Innocents Decem. 28. The Eclipses of both Luminaries for Five Years In 1683. Three 1. OF the Sun Jan. 17. near three a clock after noon in 8 deg of Aquarius the Suns body obscured near 9 digits Visible if clear Air. 2. Of the Moon Feb. 1. about three in the afternoon in 23 deg of Leo Invisible 3. Of the Moon July 28. at eight a clock beforenoon Invisible In 1684. Four 1. Of the Sun Jan. 6. at six at night in 26 deg of Capricorn Invisible here 2. Of the Moon June 17. at three in the morn in 6 deg of Capricorn Visible 3. Of the Sun July 2. at three after noon in 22 deg of Cancer Visible 4. Of the Moon Dec. 11. at eleven at night in 1 deg of Cancer Visible In 1685. Three 1. Of the Moon June 6. at six at night in 26 deg of Sagittary Invisible 2. Of the Sun June 21. at eight at night in 10 deg of Cancer scarce Visible 3. Of the Moon Nov. 30. at eleven at night in 19 deg of Gemini totally Visible In 1686. One Of the Moon Nov. 19. at eleven at night in 8 deg of Gemini neer Oculus Tauri God bless the City of London In 1687. Two 1. Of the Sun May 1. past noon in 21 deg of Taurus Visible 2. Of the Sun Oct. 6. at six in the morning in 13 deg of Scorpio Invisible Of the KALENDAR UNder the Number at the top 1683. you have the Quarters Change and Full of the Moon and under that the Moons and Suns places in the Signes for that year entitled ☽ pl. ☉ place Under the number 1684. you have the Moons place in the Signes and time of Sun rise and the Moons Quarters Full and New over them as in the other Under 1685. what Signe the Moon is in and Sun setting Under 1686. Moons place and Break of Day for every fifth day of the month And in 1687. Moons place and the Length of the Day for every fifth day of the month Now for Length of Day and Night if it be not the same as set down that you would know take that of them that is nearest to it So in that for Break of Day or if you will be so exact you may proportion the time betwixt them Any of these in each month serves the said month in every year Thus much said there needs no more for the rest And so have you all that is necessary for a Kalendar And in the Book all that is requisite for a Flowerists knowledge so far as the Experiments hitherto made will with verity allow It would be a grateful and satisfactory Return and the most acceptable one if any person knows more to the advantage of a Flowerists management raising increasing or preserving Plants or Flowers and will inform the Author of the particulars by Letter to him At his house in Kinlet-Parish near Bewdly in Worcester-shire FINIS * Tulips