Which preposition to use with calender

in Occurrences 3%

"It's your own mother that's not happy at yer being in the woods the night, and yer ould father that has moore un'asiness than he'll confess; long life to the church in which confession is held to be right, and dacent, and accorthing to the gospel of St. Luke, and the whole calender in the bargain.

for Occurrences 2%

On the other hand, I think it is likewise clear that the poet, in adopting it, was thinking particularly of Colin Cloutthat he intended, that is, to call his poems 'the calender of the shepherd' (see first line of postscript), rather than 'the calender for shepherds.'

of Occurrences 2%

In the present case there can be little doubt that the title of Spenser's work was suggested by the Calender of Shepherds.

as Occurrences 1%

Although some critics, looking too exclusively to the poetic merit of the Calender as the cause of its importance, have perhaps overestimated the beauty of this and the April lyrics, the skill with which the intricate stanzas are handled must be apparent to any careful reader.

behind Occurrences 1%

We have to seek the explanation of the phenomenon in the fact that not only has the Shepherd's Calender behind it a vast tradition, reverend if somewhat otiosethe devotion of men counts for somethingbut also that, however stiffly laced in an unsuitable garb, it sought to deal with matters of real import to man, or at any rate with what man has held as such.

Which preposition to use with  calender