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originated the use of
epacts to
compute the date of Easter.(pp 40–45) As
early as the
fourth century we see
Easter computus using the
epact and the nineteen-year...
- all 365 days of the year. For the
epacts,
March comes out
exactly the same as January,
because 31+28 days = 30+29
epacts, so one need not
calculate January...
- (Latin for 'leap of the moon') –
which causes the
epacts to
repeat every 19 years. When the
epact reaches 30 or higher, an
intercalary month is added...
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ePACT Network is an
online emergency network.
Users build networks of family, friends, and organizations,
store and
exchange information and
access web...
- years. He also
produced an
original and
practical scheme for
adjusting the
epacts of the Moon when
calculating the
annual date of Easter,
solving a long-standing...
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European Number Weak
European digits,
Eastern Arabic-Indic digits,
Coptic epact numbers, ... ES
European Separator Weak plus sign,
minus sign, ... ET European...
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Julian Easter occurred before AD 311, at the
first entry in a
table of
epacts as
preserved in an
Ethiopic do****ent for the
years 311 to 369,
using a Ge'ez...
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devised by the
Calabrian doctor Aloysius Lilius (or Lilio) for
adjusting the
epacts of the Moon, and has been
adopted by
almost all
Western Christians and by...
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Coptic Epact Numbers is a
Unicode block containing Old
Coptic number forms.
These numbers were used in some
regions instead of
letters of the
Coptic alphabet...
- of
nulla or of
nihil (the
Latin word for "nothing") for 0, in a
table of
epacts, all
written in
Roman numerals. The use of N to
indicate "none" long survived...
