Wollaston, A. F. R., _Pygmies and Papuans_. London, 1912. Worm, Olaus, _Fasti Danici_. Hafniæ, 1642. Yermoloff, A., _Der landwirtschaftliche Volkskalender_ (der Russen). Leipsic, 1905. INDEX. Acronychal risings and settings, 5 Age, classes of, 99; ignorance of, 98; relative, 98 Agricultural cycles of seasons, 66; festivals, 268, 337; year, 91, 95 Anglo-Saxon seasons, 75; months and year, 292 Apollo, festivals of, 363; and the Greek calendar, 366 Arabic lunisolar year, 251; month-names, 237; names for days of the month, 165 Astrology, 119; origin of, 146 Astronomers, primitive, 350, 351 Babylonian designation of years, 105; intercalation, 258; months, 226 Beginning of the year, see New Year. Bilfinger on the Icelandic week-year, 78, n. 1; on the Anglo-Saxon year, 295 Birds of passage, 46 Calendar, Greek star-c., 114; Indian picture-writing c., 103 Calendar-makers, 347 Canaanitish month-names, 233 Constellations, 114 Continuous time-reckoning, 8, 359 Counting, 168; aids in, 319; of days, 168; of months, 148, 217 Dagsmǫrk, 21 Dawn = day, 13 Day, of 24 hours, 11; limits of, 43; solar, stellar, 3; as unit of time-reckoning, 3 Day, times of, 17; expressions for, 22; indications of, 17 Days, counting of: in dawns, 13; in days, 14; in nights, 13; in sleeps, 15; in suns, 12 Decades, 168 Delphi, influence on the calendar, 365 Dieteris, 1 Disting, 302 Dry and rainy seasons, 54, 88; two, 62 Easter, computation of, 301 Ebb and flow, 39 Egyptian designation of years, 107; year, 277 End of the year, 268 Ennaeteris, 364 Epiphany moon, 301 Eponyms, 107 Equinoxes, observation of, 313 Extracalation, 244, 360 Fasti, Greek, 365 Feriae conceptivae, 340 Festivals, agricultural and new year, 268; cycles of, 337; months named after, 345; regulated by the moon, 341; by the solstices, 344; by the stars, 133 First-fruits, 269 Full moon, celebration of, 155; the time of festivals, 342 Germanic division of the year, 75; month-names, 288; seasons, 74 Gestures indicating days, 12; time of the day, 17 Gezer, calendar of, 235 Gnomon, 20 Greek division of the month, 168; expressions for times of the day, 34; observation of the solstices, 316; of the stars, 110; seasonal points, 46; seasons, 72; calendar, 362 Half-years, reckoning in, 75, 78, 87 Hammurabi, letter of, 263 Heliacal risings and settings, 5 Hesiod, 46, 112 Homer, 34, 110, 316 Hour, origin of, 43 Icelandic (cp. Scandinavian) designation of times of the day, 21; months, 297; seasons, 75; week-year, 78, 370 Indo-European expressions for times of the day, 31; notion of the year, 97; seasons, 71 Intercalary cycle, Babylonian, 259; Greek, 363