 | 1763 - 1246 páginas
...joined to it, for if the 36 5 days, which are in a year, be divided by feven, we (hail have fifty-two weeks, and one day over. If there had been no day over, all the years would conftantly begin on the lame day of the week, and each day of a mouth would constantly have fallen on the fame day of the week... | |
 | Edward Augustus Kendall - 1811 - 962 páginas
...joined to it, for if the 365 days, which are in a year, be divided by seven, we shall have fifty -two weeks, and one day over. If there had been no day over, all the years would ; ' constantly have fallen on the same day of the week, i and each day of the.jnonth would constantly... | |
 | Edward Augustus Kendall - 1811 - 474 páginas
...joined to it, for if the 365 days, which are in a year, be divided by seven, we shall have fifty-two weeks, and one day over. If there had been no day over, all the years would constantly have fallen on the same day of the week, and each day of the month would constantly have... | |
 | John Lauris Blake - 1834 - 1028 páginas
...joined to it ; for, if the .4(0 days, which are in a year, be divided by seven, we shall have fifty-two weeks, and one day over. If there had been no day over, all the years would constantly have fallen on the same day of the week ; and each day of the month would constantly have... | |
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... would constantly have fallen on the same day of the week : but now, on account, that besides the fifty-two weeks in the year, there is one day more, it happens, that on whatever day of the week the year begins, it... 