Gregorisce ȝerīmbōc

Þis geƿrit hæfþ ƿordcƿide on Nīƿenglisce.

Sēo Gregorisce gerīmbōc is sēo gerīmbōc, þe man nū brȳcþ in þǣre Westernan worulde. Onwendung þǣre Iulianiscan Gerīmbōce, foresette hīe se Neapolitisca lǣcca Aloysius Lilius, and gewīdmǣrsode hīe se genamna Gregorius XIII Pāpa on 24 Solmōnaþ, 1582 (Nōt: Sēo carte hæfde þæt gēar 1581 forþǣm þe man þōhte þæt þæt gēar ongunne in Hrēþmōnþe).

Sēo Gregorisce gerīmbōc wæs ācræfted forþǣmþe þæt medume gēar in þǣre Iulianiscan Gerīmbēc wæs hwōn tō lang, berēnode þæt sēo Lenctenlice efenniht wandrian slāwlīce ǣr in þæt gerīmbōcgēar.

Mōnþas þæs gēares

Þæt Gregoriscre gerīmbōce gēar is gedǣled in 12 mōnþas:

No.	Name	Lengþu (dagas)
1	Se æfterra Gēola	31
2	Solmōnaþ	28 or 29
3	Hrēþmōnaþ	31
4	Ēastermōnaþ	30
5	Þrimilcemōnaþ	31
6	Sēremōnaþ	30
7	Mǣdmōnaþ	31
8	Wēodmōnaþ	31
9	Hāligmōnaþ	30
10	Winterfylleþ	31
11	Blōtmōnaþ	30
12	Gēolmōnaþ	31

Sēo ēac

• 0 (gēar)
• Hindu gerīmbōc
• Persisce gerīmbōc

Ūtanwearde bendas

• Inter Gravissimas, Gregory XIII's bull introducing the new calendar (Latin and French)
• Inter Gravissimas (Latin and French plus English)
• British Calendar Act 1751
• The Julian and Gregorian Calendars
• Frequently Asked Questions about Calendars
• The Perpetual Calendar This provides dates of changing to Gregorian Calendar for many countries.