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Munificentia Tobiae Rustat

Writing Tables vvith a Kalender for xxiiii. yeeres, with sundry necessarye rules.

Made at London by Frauncis Adams, Stati­oner or Bookbinder, dwel­ling in Distaffe lane, neare olde fishstreete, at the signe of the Aqua vite still, and are there to be sold.

Anno. Domi.

1594.

An Almanake, for .xxiiij. yeeres.

Anno do­mini.Leap yere Sundayes Letter.Easter.Prime, or Golden Number.Epact.
1580CBiij. Aprill.iiijxiiij
1581A xxvi. Marche.vxxv
1582G xv. April.vjvi
1583F xxxj. Marche.vijxvij
1584EDxix. April.viijxxviij
1585C xj. April.ixix
1586B iij. April.xxx
1587A xvi. April.xij
1588GFvij. April.xijxij
1589E xxx. Marche.xiijxxiii
1590D xix. April.xiiijiiij
1591C i iij. April.xvxv
1592BAxxvi. Marche.xvjxxvj
1593G xv. April.xvijvij
1594F xxxi. Marche.xviijxviij
1595E xx. April.xixxxix
1596DCxj. April.jx
1597Bxxvij. March.ijxxi
1598A xvi. April.iijij
1599G viij. April.iiijxiii
1600FExxiij. Marche.vxxiiij
1601D xij. April.vjv
1602C iiij. April.vijxvi
1603B xxiiij. aprill.viijxxvii

A rule to knowe the chaunge, full, and quarters of the Moone for euer, which ye may doo by heart, knowing the Epact.

LOoke in the table made of purpose, on the o­ther side of this leafe, for the Epact, which is a number deuised to know the chaunge for euer. which number of Epact, standeth vnder this tytle Epact, and is right against the yeres of our Lorde and to know the chaunge of the moone do this, en­ter the table, and looke for the number of the epact, for that yeere you would knowe the chaunge, then reckon howe many moneths are past from march vnto the moneth you would know the change, rec­koning march for one, and the moneth you are in for an other, as I would know on what day of the moneth of December 1594. the moone chaungeth: the Epact is xviij. from March to December are 10. months, (reckoning March and December for twoof the number) which 10. adde to the Epact 18. which maketh 28. which 28. also take from 30. so rest 2. on which day the moone changeth. Note that the Epact beginneth in March. and not in Ianuary: so that Ianuary and February bee the last in number of the 12. Note also, that if ye num­bers amount vnto aboue 30. the 30, being cast out, the remaine that is left must be taken from 30: if it be vnder 30, take that also from 30. and the re­maine is the day of the change of the moone. Not­withstanding, if there be 31. daies in a month, then take the remaine from 30. if but 30. dayes in the [Page] moneth, then take the remaine from 29. as for ex­ample: the Epact 1594. is 18. from March to A­prill 2. which added is 20. which 20. take from 29. (for Aprill hath but 30. daies) so rest 9. so I say the the Moone chaungeth the 9. of aprill 1594. By which rule you may know the chaunge alwayes, by hart knowing the Epact.

An other rule for the chaunge of the Moone by the Pryme number.

LOoke in the table made of purpose, on ye other side of this leafe, for the goldē nūber, or prime for the yeere, where you shall finde for euerie yeere the seuerall prime or golden number: hauing foūd it, looke in that month wherin you wil know when the moone changeth, for the same prime nū ­ber, which prime number standeth first in euerie leafe, vnder ye name of prime, & right against that day where the prime number standeth, on that day the Moone chaungeth: as for example, I woulde knowe on what day of the month of Ianuary 1594 the moone chaungeth? Looke in ye table for the yere 1594. against which yeere standeth the prime nūber which is xviij. thē turne to Ianuary, & looke down along the numbers stāding vnder prime, for xviij which is against ye xij. day of Ianuarie, on which day the moone chaungeth, so that by this rule you shall know when the moone will change any yeere to come, when you know the prime number. Note that ye ful moone is xiiij. daies .18. houres after the chaunge, the quarter is vij. dayes ix. houres.

Ianuary hath .xxxi. dayes.
Prime.   
xix1ACircumcision of Christe.
viij2bThe first day, sun ryseth at .8. setteth at at 4.
 3c 
xvi4dThe 8. day, sun ryseth 50. minutes after .7. setteth .10. minuts after .4.
v5e 
 6fThe 16. day, sun riseth 40, minuts af­ter 7. setteth 20. minuts after 4.
xiij7g 
ij8AThe 18. day, sun ryseth 25. minuts af­ter 7. setteth 35. minuts after .4.
 9b 
x10c 
 11dNote that there are 60. minuts in the howre.
xviij12e 
vij13f 
 14g∥ A rule to finde the mooueable feastes of the whole yeere.
xv15A 
iii16bLooke in the Table for the finding of Easter, hauing found what day Easter falleth on, Shroue sunday is the .vij. sunday before the next wednesday, af­ter that is Ashwednesday: and the .vij. sunday after Easter is Whitsun­day: and the next sunday after Whitsū ­day is Trinitie sunday: and the .v. sun­day after Easter, is Rogation sunday, and fowre dayes after Rogation sun­day, is Ascention day.
 17c 
xij18d 
i19e 
 20f 
ix21g 
 22A 
xvij23b 
vi24c 
 25d 
xiiij26e 
iij27f 
 28gTwelfe day, Fayre at Salsburie.
xi29AThe .xxiiij. day, the Conuersiō of Paul. Fayres at Braues end, at Bristow.
xix30b 
viii31c 

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Februarie hath .xxviii. dayes.
Prime.   
 1dThe .2. day, sunne riseth .9. minutes af­ter 7. setteth 51. minutes after .4.
 2e 
xvi3fThe 8. day. sun ryseth 58. minutes af­ter 6. setteth 2. minutes after 5.
v4g 
xiii5AThe 16. day, sunne ryseth 60. minutes after 6. setteth 20. minuts after 5.
ij6b 
 7cThe 24. day, sunne ryseth 30. minutes after 6. setteth 30. minuts after 5.
x8d 
 9e 
viij10fThe yeere hath by the course of ye sun, 12. Monthes, by course of the Moone 13. monthes: of weekes 52. of dayes 365. dayes, and 6. howres, which euery .4 yeere maketh a day more, which is the leape yeere: And there is in the yeere 4386. howres.
xij11g 
 12A 
xv13b 
iiij14c 
 15d 
xii16e 
i17f 
 18gThe first day at Bromley. The 2. day beeing Candelmas day at Maidstone, at Bathe, at Linne, at Bickelswoorth, at Landwoorth, at Reading.
ix19A 
 20b 
xvii21c 
vi22dS. Valentine, at Feuersham.
 23eOn Ashwednesdaye, at Lychfielde, at Tamwoorth, at Roystone, at Dun­stable, at Exceter, at Abington, at Cy­ceter.
xiiii24f 
iii25g 
 26A 
xi27bThe .xxiiii. day S. Matthias, at Henly vpon Thames at Teweksbury, at Baldocke.
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Marche hath .xxxi. dayes.
Prime,   
xix1dThe first day the sun ryseth 18. minuts after 6. setteth 24. minuts after .5. The 10. day, sunne ryseth at 6. setteth at 6.
viii2e 
 3f 
xvi4gThe 17, day, sunne ryseth 47. minuts af­ter 5. setteth 13. minutes after 6. The 24. day, sunne ryseth 30. minutes after .5 setteth 30. minutes after 6.
v5A 
 6b 
xiii7c 
ii8d 
 9e 
x10f 
 11gThe .xii. day, at Stāford, at Sudbury.
xviij12AThe .xiii. day, at Wye, at the Mount, at Bodmin in Cornewal.
vii13b 
 14cThe .v. Sunday in Lent, at Grantham at Salisburie, at Hereforde.
xv15d 
iiii16eThe Munday before the Annunciatiō of Mary, at Wishich, at Kendale, at Denbigh in Wales.
 17f 
xii18g 
i19AOn Midlent Sunday, at Saffron Wal­den in Essex, at Odiham.
 20b 
ix21c 
 22dOn Palme sunday euen, at Pomfret.
xvii23eOn Palme sunday, at Worcester.
vi24fThe .xx. day, at Durham.
 25g 
xiiii26AThe .xxv. day, being the Anunciation of our Lady, at Northāpton, at Mal­den, at great Chart, at Newcastle,
iii27b 
 28c 
xi.29d 
xix30eGenerally all the Lady dayes: fayres at Huntington.
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April hath .xxx. dayes.
Prime.   
viij1gThe first day, sunne ryseth 19. minuts after 5. setteth 41. minutes after 6.
xvi2A 
v3bThe 8. day, sunne ryseth, 6. minutes af­ter 5. setteth 54. minutes after 6.
 4c 
xiij5dThe 16. day, sunne ryseth 51. minutes after 4. setteth 9. minutes after 7.
ij6e 
 7fThe 24. day, sunne ryseth 38. minutes after 4. setteth 22. minutes after 7.
 8g 
x9A 
xviij10b 
vij11cThe v. day, at Walyngforde.
 12dThe vij. day, at Darbie.
xv13eThe ix. day, at Bickelsworth, at Bil­lingworth.
iiii14f 
 15gThe Munday next after, at Euesham in Worcester shyre.
xii16A 
i17bTuesday in Easterweeke, at North­fleete, at Rochforde, at Hitchin.
 18c 
jx19d 
 20eThe thyrde Sunday after Easter, at Louth.
xvij21f 
vi22gThe xxiij. day, being S. Georges day at Charing, at Ipswich, at Tamworth, at Amptil, at Hinningham, at Gilforde, at S. Pombes in Cornwall.
 23A 
xiiij24b 
iij25c 
 26dThe xxv. day, being S. Warke the E­uangelists day, at Darvie, at Dunmow in Essex.
xi27e 
 28f 
xix29gThe xxvi. day, at Tenterden in Kent.
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May hath .xxxi. dayes.
Prime.   
 1bThe first day, sunne ryseth 26. minuts after 4. setteth 34. minutes after 7.
xvi2c 
v3dThe 8. day sun riseth 16. minuts after 4. setteth 44. minutes after 7.
 4e 
xiij5fThe 16. day, sun riseth 6. minuts after 4. setteth 54. minutes after 7.
ij6g 
 7AThe 24. day, sun ryseth at 4. setteth at 8.
x8b 
 9c 
xviij10dThe first day beeing Philip and Ia­cob, at Leicester, at Reading at Mayd­stone in Kent, at Chenseford in Essex.
vii11e 
 12f 
xv13gThe 7. day at Beuerley, at Oxforde.
iiij14AOn Ascention day at Newcastle, at Yerne, at Bremicham, at saint Edes, at Bishop Stratforde.
 15b 
xij16c 
i17dOn Whitsonday, at Rye hyll: Euery Wednesday fortnight at Kingstone vppon thames.
 18e 
ix19f 
 20gMunday in Whitsō weeke, at Daring­tō, at Exceter, at Bradford, at Riegate.
xvij21A 
vj22bTuesday in Whitson weeke, at Lewes at Rochforth, at Canterbury.
 23c 
xiiij24dOn Trinity Sunday at Kendale, in Westmerland, at Rowell.
iij25e 
xi26fOn Trinity Munday, at Watforde.
 27gOn Corpus Christi day, at Newbery, at Couentry, at saint Edes.
xix28A 
viij29bThe 19. day, at Rochester, at Dunstable:
 30cThe 29. at Crambrooke.
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Iune hath .xxx. dayes
Prime.   
v1eThe first day, sun ryseth 54. minuts af­ter 3. setteth 6. minutes after 8.
 2f 
xiii3gThe 11. day, sun ryseth 15. minuts after 3. setteth 15. minutes after 8.
ii4A 
 5bThe 16. day, the sun ryseth 50. minuts after 3. setteth 10. minuts after 8.
x6c 
xviii7dThe 24. day, sun ryseth 54. minuts af­ter 3. setteth 6. minutes after 8.
vii8e 
 9f 
 10g 
xv11AThe 11. day, the longest day
iiii12b 
 13cThe 9. day, at Maydstone in Kent.
xii14dThe 11. day, at Okingham.
i15eThe 23. day, at Shrowesbury, at saint Albones.
 16f 
ix17gThe 24. day, beeing Midsomer day, at saint Annes, at Wakefeelde, at Colches­ter, at Croyden, at Bedford, at Reading, at Barnewell besyde Cambridge, at Wolnerhampton, at Crambroke in Kent at Lincoln, at Glocester, at Peterborow, at Winsore, at Harstowe in Suffolke, at Lancaster, at Westchester, at Halifax, at Ashburne in Darbishyre.
 18A 
xvii19b 
vi20c 
 21d 
xiiii22e 
iii23f 
 24g 
xi25A 
 26bThe 30. day, beeing saint Peters day. at Woodhurst, at Marleborow, at Hol­lesworth, at Woluerhampton, at Peter­feelde, at Lemster, at Sudbury in Suf­folke, at Gargrāge, at Bromeley in La­cashire. [...] Knotsford in Cheshire.
xix27c 
 28d 
viiii29e 
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Iuly hath .xxxi. dayes.
Prime.   
v1gThe first day, sun ryseth 58. minuts af­ter 3. setteth [...]. minutes after [...].
 2A 
xiij3bThe 8. day, sun ryseth 2. minutes after 4. setteth 58. minutes after 7.
ij4c 
x5dThe 16. day, sun ryseth 16. minutes af­ter 4. setteth 44. minutes after 7.
 6e 
xviij7fThe 24. day, sunne ryseth 30. minutes after 4. setteth 30. minutes after 7.
vij8g 
 9A 
 10b 
xv11cThe 15. day, at Pinchbacke.
iiij12dThe 17. day, at Winchcombe.
 13eThe 20. day, at Uxbridge.
xij14fThe 22. day, at Marleborowe, at Winchester, at Colchester, at Tetburie, at Bridgenorth, at Battlefeelde by Shrewesburie, at Bickelswoorth.
i15g 
ix16A 
 17b 
 18cThe 25. day, beeing Saint Iames the Apostles day, at saint Iames nigh Lō ­don, at Douer, at Bristowe, at Chilham, at Ipswich, at Darby, at Northampton, at Du [...]ley in Staffordshyre, at Rea­ding, at Louth, at Malmseburie, at Bromeley, at Chester, at Lyuerpoole in Lancashyre, at Aldergam in Cheshyre, at Rauenglasse in the North.
xvij19d 
vi20e 
 21f 
xiiij22g 
iij23A 
 24b 
xi25c 
xix26d 
viij27eThe 27. day, at Canterbury, at Hor­sham, at Ritchmōd in the North, at Wa­rington in Lancashire, at Chappel Frith in Darbishire.
 28f 
xvi29g 
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August hath .xxxi. dayes.
[...]ime.   
[...]ii1cThe first day, sun ryseth 40. minutes after 4. setteth 20. minuts after 7.
[...]2d 
 3eThe 8. day, sun ryseth 51. minutes af­ter 4. setteth 9. minuts after 7.
[...]4f 
xviij5gThe 16. day, sun ryseth 6. minuts af­ter 5. setteth 54. minuts after 6.
vij6A 
 7bThe 24. day, sun ryseth 20. minuts af­ter 5. setteth 30. minuts after 6.
 8c 
xv9d 
iiij10eThe first day of August being Lāmas day, at Feuersham, at Exceter, at Dun­stable, at S. Edes, at Bedford, at York, at Rumney.
 11f 
xij12g 
i13A 
 14bThe .x. daye, at Waltham, at Blacka­more, at Hungerfoorde, at Bedford, at Stroides, at Farnam, at S. Laurence by Bodmin, at Walton, at Croyly in Lancashire, at Seddell in Yorkeshyre, at Frodesham in Cheshyre, at newe Braineforde,
ix15c 
 16d 
xvii17e 
vi18f 
 19g 
xiiij20A 
iii21bThe .xv. day, at Dunmowe in Essex at Carlile, at Preston in Lancashire, at Wakefeelde both the Ladye dayes.
 22c 
xi23d 
xix24eThe .xxiiii. daye, being Bartholomew the apostles day, at Londō, at Tukes­burie, at Beggers bush besyde Rye, at Sudburie, at Norwich, at Northaler­ton, at Douer, at Rie, at Nantwich in Cheshire, at Pagets in Bromlie.
viij25f 
 26g 
xvi27A 
v28b 
 29c 
 30dThe ,xxvii. day, at Ashforde.
xiij31eThe ,xxix. day at Watforde.

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September hath .xxx. dayes.
Prime.   
ij1fThe first day, the sun ryseth 36. minuts after 5. setteth 24. minutes after 6.
 2g 
x3AThe 8. day, sun riseth 49. minutes af­ter 5. setteth 11. minuts after 6.
xviij4b 
vii5cThe 13. day, sun riseth at 6. setteth at 6.
 6dThe 24. day, sun ryseth 23. minutes af­ter 6. setteth 37. minutes after 5.
 7e 
xv8f 
iiij9g 
 10AThe fyrst day, at S. Gyles in the bush.
xij11bThe .8. daye, beeing the Natiuitie of Marie, at Wakefeeld, at Sturbridge, at Southwark nigh London, at Recoluer.
i12c 
ix13d 
 14eThe .xiiij. daye, at Richmond in York­shyre, at Waltam Abbey, at Walten vn­der hedge, at Chesterfeelde in Darbi­shyre, at Smalding, at Denbighe in Wales.
 15f 
xvij16g 
vi17A 
 18b 
xiij19cThe .21. day, being S. Mathewes day, at Marleborow, at Bedford, at Croidō, at Holden in Holdernes, at Saint Ed­mondes bury, at Malton, at Baldocke, at saint Iues, at Shrewesbury, at Len­ham, at Syttingborne, at Brayntree, at Katterne hyll beside Gilforde, at new Brainforde, at Douer, at Wendouer.
iij20d 
 21e 
xi22f 
 23g 
xix24A 
viij25b 
 26c 
xvj27dThe .29. day, being Michaell Archan­gels day, at Westchester, at Lancaster, at Malden, an horse Fayre, at Wayhyll, at Leycester, at Newbery, at Basingstoke.
v28e 
xiij29f 
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October hath .xxxi. dayes.
Prime.   
 1AThe first day, the sun ryseth 36. minuts after 6. setteth 24. minuts after 5.
x2b 
 3cThe 8. day, sun ryseth 47. minuts af­ter 6. setteth 13. minuts after 5.
xviij4d 
vij5eThe 16. day, sun ryseth 3. minutes af­ter 7. setteth 13. minutes after 4.
 6f 
xv7gThe 24. day, sun ryseth 19. munites af­ter 7 setteth 41. minutes after 4.
iiij8A 
 9b 
xij10c 
i11dThe .6. daye at Saint Faithes, beside Norwiche, and at Maidstone.
 12e 
ix13fThe .8. daye, at Harford, at Harborow, at Bishop Stratforde.
 14g 
xvij15AThe .13. day, at Grauesende at Winsor, at Marsfeeld, at Colchester.
 16b 
vi17cThe .18. day, being saint Luke Euan­gelistes day, at Ely, at Bridgenorth, at Stanton, at Charing, at Burton vppon Trent, at Fris [...]wives in Oxforde.
xiiij18d 
iij19e 
 20f 
xi21gThe .21. daye at Safforn Walden, at Newmarket, at Hattforde, at Cicester & at Stokesley.
 22A 
xix23b 
viii24cThe .23. day, at Preston, at Richdale in Lancashyre, at Bickelswoorthe, at lower Knotsforth in Cheshyre, at Whyt­church in Shropshyre.
 25d 
xvj26e 
v27f 
 28gSimon and Iude.
xiij29AThe 30. day, being all Saints euen, at Wakefeelde in Yorkshyre, at Reythen in Wales,
ij30b 
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Nouember hath .xxx. dayes.
Prime.   
x1dAll Saintes.
 2eThe first day, sun ryseth 30. minutes after .7. setteth 30. minutes after 4.
xviij3  
vij4gThe 8. day, sun ryseth 42. minutes af­ter 7. setteth 18. minuts after 4.
 5A 
xv6bThe 16. day, sun ryseth 51. minutes af­ter 7. setteth 4. minutes after 3.
iiij7c 
 8dThe 24. day, sunne ryseth at [...]. setteth at 4.
xij9e 
i10f 
ix11gAll soules, at Blac [...]ingley, at Kingston.
 12AS. Leonarde, at [...] New­port ponde, at Tr [...]ney, in Cornewale, at Salforth, at Lesforde in Lancashyre. Martin bishop, at Lenton, at Marlebo­row, at Douer.
 13b 
xvij14c 
vj15d 
 16e 
xiiij17fS. Hugh. Init. Reg. Eliz. at Harow, at Hyde.
iij18g 
 19ABrice, at S. Edmunds burie, at Gyl­forde.
xi20b 
xix21c 
viij22dS. Elizabeth, at Horsham.
 23eEdmund king, at Hide, at Ingerston.
 24fS. Clement, at Sandwich.
xvj25g 
v26AThe, 30. day, being saint Andrewe the Apostles day, at Colyngborowe, at Ro­chester, at Peterfeeld, at Maydenhead, at Warington in Lancashyre, at Bewd­ley, at Bareforde in Yorkshyre, at Ose [...]rie in Wales.
 27b 
xiij28c 
x29d 
ij30e 

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[...]
[...]   
[...]1fThe first day, sun ryseth 6. minutes af­ter 8. setteth 54. minutes after 3.
xviii2g 
vij3AThe 8. day, sun ryseth 10. minuts af­ter 8. setteth 50. minutes [...]fter 3.
 4b 
xv5cThe 13. day, sun ryseth 15. minutes af­ter 4. setteth 45. minuts after 3.
iiii6d 
 7eThe 24. day. sun ryseth 5. min. after 8. setteth 55. minuts after 3.
xii8f 
i9gThe 13. day the shortest day.
 10A∥ To make cleane your Tables, when they are written on.
ix11b 
 12cTake a lyttle peece of a Spunge, or a Linnen cloath, being cleane without a­ny soyle: wet it in water, and wring it hard, & wipe that you haue wryten very lightly, and it wyll out, and within one quarter of an howre, you maye write in the same place agayne▪ put not your leaues togethr, whylst they be very wet with wyping. [...] Fast.
xvii.13d 
 14e 
vi15f 
xiiii16g 
iii.17A 
 18b 
xi19c 
xix20d 
 21eThomas Apostle.
viii22fThe .vj. day, at Spalding, at Sinock at Exceter, at Arndale.
 23g 
xvi24AFast.
v25bChristmasse day.
 26cSaint Stephen.
xiii27dJohn Euangelist.
ii28eInnocentes day.
 29fThe .xxix. day, at Canterbury, at Sa­lisbury.
x30g 
 11A 

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