Excerpt from Origines Kalendarl? Hellenic?, Vol. 2 of 6: Or, the History of the Primitive Calendar Among the Greeks, Before and After the Legislation of Solon
Review of Metonic dates; On the final end of the proposed Review; Review of Metonic dates, from Period i. I, Cycle i. I, B. C. 432, to Period x. 12, Cycle xxxvii. 12, A. D. 264; On the Attic Julian Calendar; The history of the Attic Solar or Julian Calendar necessary to the continuation and completion of that of the Lunar; On the kind and form of the Attic year in the time of Galen; On the kind and form of the Attic year recognised by Epiphanius; Comparison of the Attic Solar year of Galen with that of Epiphanius; On the change in the beginning of the Attic year, sometime made from Hecatomb?on to Boedromion; On the Julian Epoch of the Attic Solar Calendar; Type i of the Attic Julian Calendar, Epoch, Hecatomb?on I, Sept. 4, A. D. 127; Confirmation of Type i by particular facts or statements; Whether the old Lunar Calendar was superseded by the Solar Correction of A. D. 127; On the second Type of the Attic Solar or Julian Calendar; On the secondary Types of the Attic Solar or Julian Calendar; and the principles on which they were designed; On the Third Type of the Attic Solar Calendar in general, the first of the secondary Types in particular; the Ecclesiastical Type of the Attic Solar Calendar; On the Fourth Type of the Attic Solar Calendar in general, the second of the secondary Types in particular; the Syro-Macedonian Type of the Attic Solar Calendar; On the Fifth Type of the Attic Solar Calendar in general, the third of the secondary Types in particular; the Roman Type of the Attic Solar Calendar; On the Spartan Calendar; On the Lunar Correction of the Spartans; The first Lunar Correction of the Spartans, the Oct?teric, of Type i; On the Metonic, or second, correction of the Spartan Calendar, and its relation to the Attic
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