Excerpt from Fasti Temporis Catholici and Origines Kalendariae, Vol. 2 of 4
The regular course and prosecution of our subject would now require us to enter on that branch of our inquiries which is destined henceforward to occupy our time and attention exclusively; and which we entitle Origines Kalen-dari?: but before we do this we consider it advisable to stop for various purposes. Some things in the preceding part of our work were reserved for future explanations; and we shall not have a more convenient opportunity of supplying those explanations than the present. Besides this we are well aware that the principles and assumptions on which we have hitherto proceeded are not so obvious at first sight, nor so unquestionable, but that objections may possibly be raised to them; which we arc bound to anticipate, and to the best of our ability to answer.
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