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Jan 01, 2024 Mollie1962 Jan 01, 2024 Mollie1962 Nov 02, 2022 cw057318 Aug 31, 2020 wilsone5	farfel_n01_141_061 Philippe Pigouchet Guillaume Eustace Simon Vostre Guillaume Godard Nicole Costre Francois Regnault Antoine Verard Geofrey Tory et ses successeurs Jean du Pre Thielman Kerver Les Hardouyn A.W. Pollard - each of the Hours had its mystical refernce to some event in the lives of the Blessed Virgin + our Lord. Lands - referred to the visit of Mary to Elizabeth Prime - to the Nativity Turice - to the Angel's Message to the Shepherds Sext - to the Adoration of the Magi Nones - ot the Circumcision Visper - to the Flight into Egupt Compline - to the Assumption of the Virgin - both wood and copper were employed in engraving different editions of these designs. (borders etc.) - Gunst Z 239.9 K45C3 Price Case - 1524 - Heured de Romme - T. Kerver - Calendars (MS) The major saints + the great feasts of the Church are of course universal; these days are entered in color + give us the phrase 'red letter days.' The Dominical Letter - Dionysus Exiquus, a Seythian Monk in the year 532 introduced the system of dating from the Incarnation of our Lord, now written Anno Domini The 7 days of the week were indicated by A-G which were fixed to the days of the year, in a constantly recurring order beginning with letter A for the 1st of Jan. Thus in a year beginning with Sunday on the 1st of Jan the letter A would be the Dominical letter.	farfel_n01_141_061 Philippe Pigouchet Guillaume Eustace Simon Vostre Guillaume Godard Nicole Costre Francois Regnault Antoine Verard Geofrey Tory et ses successeurs Jean du Pre Thielman Kerver Les Hardouyn A.W. Pollard - each of the Hours had its mystical refernce to some event in the lives of the Blessed Virgin + our Lord. Lands - referred to the visit of Mary to Elizabeth Prime - to the Nativity Turice - to the Angel's Message to the Shepherds Sext - to the Adoration of the Magi Nones - to the Circumcision Visper - to the Flight into Egupt Compline - to the Assumption of the Virgin - both wood and copper were employed in engraving different editions of these designs. (borders etc.) - Gunst Z 239.9 K45C3 Price Case - 1524 - Heured de Romme - T. Kerver - Calendars (MS) The major saints + the great feasts of the Church are of course universal; these days are entered in color + give us the phrase 'red letter days.' The Dominical Letter - Dionysus Exiquus, a Seythian Monk in the year 532 introduced the system of dating from the Incarnation of our Lord, now written Anno Domini The 7 days of the week were indicated by A-G which were fixed to the days of the year, in a constantly recurring order beginning with letter A for the 1st of Jan. Thus in a year beginning with Sunday on the 1st of Jan the letter A would be the Dominical letter.

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