Richard Crook's
Julian Calendar Calculator
Table 2

4. Transpose the number or letter you obtained from Table 1.
5. Select required month and note figure at the axis with number or letter.

For example
The year 1130 equates to 5 (from Table 1), if you wanted the calendar for the month of January 1130, look up Jan in first column of this table and the number 5 from the top row of this table. Where the axes of Jan and 5 cross is the number 15 (in the green square). This is the number you use in the next step.

6. Carry this number across to Table 3 to locate appropriate calendar.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7		A	B	C	D	E	F	G
JAN	14	20	19	16	15	18	17	JAN	18	20	15	17	19	14	16
FEB	11	10	9	6	5	8	7	FEB	1	3	12	28	2	4	27
MAR	18	17	16	20	19	15	14	MAR	14	16	18	20	15	17	19
APR	22	21	13	24	23	26	25	APR	25	13	22	24	26	21	23
MAY	20	19	18	15	14	17	16	MAY	16	18	20	15	17	19	14
JUN	24	23	22	26	25	21	13	JUN	13	22	24	26	21	23	25
JUL	15	14	20	17	16	19	18	JUL	18	20	15	17	19	14	16
AUG	19	18	17	14	20	16	15	AUG	15	17	19	14	16	18	20
SEP	23	22	21	25	24	13	26	SEP	26	21	23	25	13	22	24
OCT	14	20	19	16	15	18	17	OCT	17	19	14	16	18	20	15
NOV	25	24	23	13	26	22	21	NOV	21	23	25	13	22	24	26
DEC	16	15	14	18	17	20	19	DEC	19	14	16	18	20	15	17
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7		A	B	C	D	E	F	G
COMMON YEARS								LEAP YEARS

Search the whole Sedgley site