On Bk. IV. Chap. 10. For the Pious, Read Pius · On Bk. V. Chap. 1, § 27 (Note 26, Continued). See Also Bk. VIII. Chap. 10, Note 5
Table of Macedonian Months
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The months of the Macedonian year, as commonly employed in the time of Eusebius, corresponded exactly to the Roman months, but the year began with the first of September. The names of the months were as follows:—
Macedonian.
Roman.
Macedonian.
Roman.
1. Gorpiæus.
September.
7. Dystrus.
March.
2. Hyperberetæus.
October.
8. Xanthicus.
April.
3. Dius.
November.
9. Artemisius.
May.
4. Apellæus.
December.
10. Dæsius.
June.
5. Audynæus.
January.
11. Panemus.
July.
6. Peritius.
February.
12. Loüs.
August.
the life of constantine,
By Eusebius,
together with the
oration of constantine to the assembly of the saints,
and the
oration of eusebius in praise of constantine.
A Revised Translation, with Prolegomena and Notes, by
Ernest Cushing Richardson, Ph.d.
librarian and associate professor in hartford theological seminary.
Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series II, Volume 1, ed. Philip Schaff and Henry Wace (1890–1900). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.