-----------------------------------++----------------------------------- JULIAN METHOD || MODERN METHOD OF INTERCALATION. || OF INTERCALATION. -----------------------------------++----------------------------------- 1 |_Cal._ | Calendae || 1 |_Cal._ | Calendae 2 | 4 | Quarto Nonas || 2 | 4 | Quarto Nonas 3 | 3 | Tertio Nonas || 3 | 3 | Tertio Nonas 4 | 2 | Pridie Nonas || 4 | 2 | Pridie Nonas 5 |_Nomes_| Nonae || 5 |_Nomes_| Nonae 6 | 8 | Octavo Idus || 6 | 8 | Octavo Idus 7 | 7 | Septimo Idus || 7 | 7 | Septimo Ides 8 | 6 | Sexto Idus || 8 | 6 | Sexto Idus 9 | 5 | Quinto Idus || 9 | 5 | Quinto Idus 10 | 4 | Quarto Idus || 10 | 4 | Quarto Idus 11 | 3 | Tertio Idus || 11 | 3 | Tertio Idus 12 | 2 | Pridie Idus || 12 | 2 | Pridie Idus 13 | _Ides_| Idus || 13 | _Ides_| Idus 14 | 16 | Sextodecimo Calendas || 14 | 16 | Sextodecimo Calendas 15 | 15 | Quintodecimo Calendas || 15 | 15 | Quintodecimo Calendas 16 | 14 | Quartodecimo Calendas || 16 | 14 | Quartodecimo Calendas 17 | 13 | Tertiodecimo Calendas || 17 | 13 | Tertiodecimo Calendas 18 | 12 | Duodecimo Calendas || 18 | 12 | Duodecimo Calendas 19 | 11 | Undecimo Calendas || 19 | 11 | Undecimo Calendas 20 | 10 | Decimo Calendas || 20 | 10 | Decimo Calendas 21 | 9 | Nono Calendas || 21 | 9 | Nono Calendas 22 | 8 | Octavo Calendas || 22 | 8 | Octavo Calendas 23 | 7 | Septimo Calendas || 23 | 7 | Septimo Calendas 24 | 6 | Bis-Sexto Calendas || 24 | 6 | Bis-sexto Calendas 24 | 6 | Sexto Calendas || 25 | 6 | Sexto Calendas 25 | 5 | Quinto Calendas || 26 | 5 | Quinto Calendas 26 | 4 | Quarto Calendas || 27 | 4 | Quarto Calendas 27 | 3 | Tertio Calendas || 28 | 3 | Tertio Calendas 28 | 2 | Pridie Calendas || 29 | 2 | Pridie Calendas ---+-------+-----------------------++----+-------+----------------------
The city where the great council was convened in 325 is not in France, as some have supposed, that being a more modern city of the same orthography, but pronounced Nees. The city which is so frequently referred to in this work is in Bythinia, one of the provinces of Asia Minor, situated about 54 miles southeast of Constantinople, of the same orthography as the former, but pronounced Ni´ce, and was so named by Lysimachus, a Greek general, about 300 years before Christ, in honor of his wife Nicea.