>
> Insofar as we observe New Year, we observe Gregorian
> New Year, because we
> use the Julian calendar only for liturgical time,
> and the Eastern Orthodox
> Church New Year is September 1st., so there is
> nothing particularly special
> about Julian January 1st.
>
> Isidorarly special
> about Julian January 1st.
>
> Isidora
Interesting. An autumn new year. Is this anyhow tied
to the Jewish new year in autumn?
Adam who now wonders when Donatists celebrate the new
year . . .
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Fached il prori ul pañeveju mutu chu djul atexindu.
-- Carrajena proverb