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Meanings of solar calendar in English
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Usage of solar calendar in English
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The solarcalendar should, by all means, be adhered to in Africa.
2
And he got the Aztec solarcalendar mixed with the Ahau.
3
The "moveable feast" of Easter occurs relatively late in the solarcalendar this year.
4
From this was observed the solarcalendar.
5
Collectively, these eight days form the Wheel of the Year, the solarcalendar discussed briefly in Book of Genesis.
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Larger festivals are marked on the solarcalendar and private or small group celebrations sometimes occur on the full moon.
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The Lesser Sabbats are solar in nature and are the equinoxes and solstices of the sun, on which the solarcalendar is based.
8
They knew enough astronomy to frame a solarcalendar of three hundred and sixty-five days, and enough mathematics to employ numbers exceeding a million.
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This week, perhaps without knowing it, you are experiencing a medieval resolution to a conflict between the lunar and solarcalendars.