The Reckoning of Time

Intercalary days 26. b
Whence 'day' is named 35. b
Day 25. c
Damasus 83. c
Daniel the prophet accepted the weeks in a new way 33. b
Darius 79. a & 78. c
Darius Nothus 79. a
David 76. b
David for 40 years 29. a
Deborah the prophetess 76. a
Decius, Emperor 81. c
The nineteen-year cycle consists of an ogdoad group of eight and a hendecad group of eleven 27. b
Demons take bodies from the air 13. b
Demosthenes 79. a & 29. a
What are right and left in the heavens 6. b
Dextrans a numerical calculation 33. d
Day is accepted in two ways 34. b
Whence 'day' is named 25. c
Why the days of the week are called feriae weekdays/vacations 26. a
How a day is defined 35. b
The longest day in Britain 55. a
Change of days according to the climates 5. b
Ecclesiastical annotation of days 26. a
The beginning of the day is not taken in the same way among all peoples 25. c
The equinoctial day is demonstrated to be equal in the whole world 26. d
Names of the days throughout the whole month 43. a
Days from sunset 34. c
German etymology of days 38. b
Why days received names from the planets 26. b
Whence 'day' 34. b
Various beginnings of days 35. a
The reckoning of the day 35. a
The longest day does not consist of the same number of hours everywhere 26. d
Days are named from the planets 26. a
Diets prescribed for the changes of times 53. c
When gods were first adored 26. a
Dionysius the Roman on the celebration of Easter 64. d
Dionysius the Roman 85. a
How far Dionysius produced the cycles of Easter 75. d
Dionysius the Alexandrian 81. b
Dionysius the abbot, learned in Greek and Latin 67. a
Dionysius 29. a

Daybreak 25. d
Half of a week 39. a
What a digit finger/unit is among arithmeticians 31. b
Daybreak 16. d
Diocletian with Maximian as Emperors 82. d
Diocletian 67. a
Diocletian and Maximian 29. d
Computation of digits 31. d
Enarrations of the dodrans nine-twelfths part 99. a
Dodrans 33. d
Domitian 29. c
The Lord's day was the first of the age 99. c
Order of the Dominicans 90. c
Domitian persecutes the Christians for the second time 81. a
How one ought to inquire into the years of the Lord's Passion 67. b
At what time the Lord suffered 99. d
What the twelve hours of the day in the Gospel signify 33. a

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Eclipse in the time of Alexander the Great 12. c
Eubert, King of the English 85. b
Eclipse of the sun and moon 51. d
Why an eclipse does not happen every month 36. c & 51. a & 51. d
Edessa 81. a
Elements differ in place and nature 2. b
Symbols of the elements 3. c
Quality of the elements 60. c
Elul, the seventh month of the Hebrews 39. d
Emmaus Nicopolis 81. a
Embolisms intercalary months 66. b
Enoch 74. d
Enoch and Elijah against the Antichrist 95. b
Enoch walked with God for three hundred years 74. d
Enos 74. c
Enoch 28. c
Reckoning of the epacts 28. a
How one ought to find the epacts and the remaining parts of the nineteen-year cycle 67. a
To find how many epacts there are in individual years 69. b
Ephesus 76. d
What an epicycle is 8. b
Error of some bishops concerning the equinox