- is the
Calendar itself.
Other versions of the
names ("Philocalus", "
Philocalian", "Codex-Calendar of 354", etc.) are
occasionally used. The text and...
-
created an
original letterform that is
known as
filocalian letter or
philocalian script. Its main
features are its thin and wavy
ornamental serifs. It...
- March, was
celebrated across the
Roman Empire and was
entered in the
Philocalian Calendar, the fourth-century
calendar of
martyrs venerated publicly in...
- solstice, with the
first detectable lengthening of
daylight hours. The
Philocalian calendar of AD 354, part VI,
gives a
festival of
NATALIS INVICTI on 25 December...
- The idea
became po****r
especially in the 18th and 19th centuries. The
Philocalian calendar of AD 354
marks a
festival of
Natalis Invicti on 25 December...
-
Inscriptionum Latinarum", 2nd ed., I, 220. -The same
peculiarity occurs in the
Philocalian Calendar of A.D. 356, ibid., p. 256). This
device was
imitated by the...
-
American Revolution and the Women's
Press Club of New York. She
headed the
Philocalian Society in 1907, a
group of
clubwomen who
sought to
discourage young...
