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INDEX.

(The Numbers Refer to the Sections.)

Briefs and Bulls, Dates of Papal 29
Britain's calendar, History of alteration in 91
Britain's calendar—form of Statutory for twelve months 142
Brumaire in Revolution Calendar 106
Bulgaria, Commencement of year in 64
Calculation of regnal years, Notes upon 95
Calculation of Indictions—how computed 22
Calendar of Britons, Details of 92
Calendar of Hindoos, Details of 99
Calendar of Jews, Details of 149
Calendar of Moslems, Details of 59
Calendar, earliest, in Scotland, Observations anent 87
Calendar stamp duty—when repealed 138
Calif Omar brings in Anno Hegira 59
Callippic Cycles means in chronology 51
Charters, Oldest, in England 71
Charters, Oldest, in Scotland 83
Charles I. and II. regnal years, Peculiarity of 79
Charles III. of Germany uses A.D. first 68
China calendars—details of their months 147
China, Eras in—their alleged antiquity 10
Christian era in Scotland—how same originated 81
Christian era has no monopoly 23
Christianity introduced; various Western nations 28
Christmas—the celebration in different lands 53
Chronology defined by Herschell 115
Cinque Ports, Proclamation anent—how dated 95
Civil Day, Meaning of 129
Clinton's opinion of how chronology evolved 16
Coins, British, dates on, Notes regarding 96
Coins, English, dates on, Notes regarding 7
Coins, Scottish, dates on, History of 90
Comet Year—meaning of this term 115
Common against Solar Years; and remarks regarding 128
Conder on N. T. chronology 44
Conquest—what would result if wrongly dated 5
Constantine's Indiction—how computed 22
Constantinopolitan calamity to records—when 16
Constantinople, Era of—history and extent 64
Consuls' terms of chronology—their use and importance 21
Copernican system—reception of same by men of science 8
Corea, Style of dates in use in 52
Creation, Differences in eras of 30
Crusoe, The rude calendar attributed to 9
Cyclus Paschalis, Notes on authority of 23
Dark Ages—their duration 23, 48