To Currentius, the servant of God, laid in the grave on the sixteenth of the Kalends of November. MAXIMINVS QVI VIXIT ANNOS XXIII AMICVS OMNIVM Maximin, who lived twenty-three years, the friend of all. SEPTIMVS MARCIANE IN

Placed in the grave the 15th of the Kalends of June.

On the Kalends of June, sacrifices were offered to Carna, of bacon and bean flour cakes; whence they were called Fabariae.

Forgive me, thou great Power in whom I trust, Forgive me, World, and blot out all my deeds From those black Kalends; else, when I lye dead, My Name will ever lie in obliquie.

The day was the kalends of May.

I cannot forget the kalends of May, and that murder at Ambresbury, when he slew all the flower of our chivalry.

It may not be till the War is over"an expression which has come into colloquial use as a synonym for the Greek Kalends.

AMHERST COLLEGE Amherst Literary Monthly, The. BALTIMORE, WOMAN'S COLLEGE OF Kalends, The. BOWDOIN COLLEGE Bowdoin Orient, The. Bowdoin Quill, The. BROWN UNIVERSITY Brown Magazine,

Yours truly, C.S. Kalends.

Next day being the Kalends, 1st December, was the passover of the Saracens, and I changed my lodging to the neighbourhood of another temple of idols; for the people of this place shew hospitality to all messengers, every one according to his abilities.

In this other temple I found the priests of the idols, who open and adorn the temples at the Kalends, and the people make offerings of bread and fruits.

On days of festival, such as the kalends or commencements of their months, these images are placed in order around their idol houses, and the Moals enter in and bow themselves before these images, to do them reverence.

This year the moon was eclipsed on the Kalends of September; and Eardulf, King of the Northumbrians.

II.That this notion might not be confirmed among the Gauls, Caesar left Marcus Antonius, his quaestor, in charge of his quarters, and set out himself with a guard of horse, the day before the kalends of January, from the town Bibracte, to the thirteenth legion, which he had stationed in the country of the Bituriges, not far from the territories of the Aedui, and joined to it the eleventh legion which was next it.

Neverness N. neverness; absence of time, no time; dies non; Tib's eve; Greek Kalends, a blue moon.

Thus, having banished images and the sacrifices to idols, having converted multitudes to the true faith, having established monasteries and ecclesiastical orders in various places, having spent his whole life profitably and holily, this glorious bishop went with the angels to heaven on the ninth day of the Kalends of August

" So too in the city it was simply impossible that all work should cease on feriae, of which there were more than a hundred in the year, including the Ides of every month and some of the Kalends and Nones.

We repeat itif the consent of the people of the District be necessary, the consent of every one is necessaryand universal consent will come only with the Greek Kalends and a "perpetual motion."

We repeat itif the consent of the people of the District be necessary, the consent of every one is necessaryand universal consent will come only with the Greek Kalends and a "perpetual motion."

We repeat itif the consent of the people of the District be necessary, the consent of every one is necessaryand universal consent will come only with the Greek Kalends and a "perpetual motion."

DRUID MONEY, a promise to pay on the Greek Kalends.

My name is in the Chancellor's Lista proceeding, as far as results, somewhat suggestive, I fear, of the Greek Kalends....

He died at the age of seventy years, in the year of the Lord 814, in the seventh year of the Indiction, on the 5th of the Kalends of February.'

We will teach you the manner of cultivating it, as follows: The land which you wish to set in alfalfa the following spring should be broken up about the Kalends of October, so that it may mellow through the entire winter.

About the Kalends of February harrow it thoroughly, remove all the stones and break up the clods.