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- third column. Due to the discrepancies between the approximations of Computistical calculations of the time of the mean (northern hemisphere) vernal equinox...
- January. Its prin****l use is in determining the date of Easter by computistical methods. It varies (usually by 11 days) from year to year, because of...
- in gold. The term became widely known and used, in part through the computistic poem M****a Compoti written by Alexander de Villa Dei around 1200. Dominical...
- switched to ****agesimal fractions, but rendered them more congenial to computistical use by applying them not to the day but to the hour, thereby inaugurating...
- Etymologiae; extract from Cyprian, Ad Quirinum Testimonia, book iii; computistical texts; and Easter tables. (1) fos. 3-117, 8th and 9th-century material...
- 1r (until 1997 1v) c. 871 × 899 Wes**** S N KSB 2 (Sweet) B18.2 BL23 Computistical texts; Old English Martyrology Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 173...
- as a wheel, with the Julian date of the Easter New Moon, from a 9th-century computistic m****cript made in St. Emmeram's Abbey (Clm 14456, fol. 71r)...
- eight capital sins. St John's College, Oxford MS 17 contains several computistical works by Bede and Helperic, and a computus which includes the Latin...
- by the date of Easter Sunday having been traced back through numerous computistic tables to an Ethiopic copy of an early Alexandrian table beginning with...
- astrolabe to observe the time of eclipses in order to test the validity of computistical tables. By the 12th century, scholars were traveling to Spain and Sicily...