Kl. Januari[us] h[abe]t xxxi d[ies]...
[S.l. : s.n.,
14??]
Perpetual calendar with one column for each month, six months on the top half of the sheet and six on the bottom, with the liturgical letters and numbers for each day along with the names of the corresponding saints.
With illustrations: woodcuts showing the appropriate figure for each month; astrological signs inserted at the appropriate days.
Alternate title from the numbers in corners along the top line of woodcuts.
Last row of last column of text (for December 31st) reads: xviii A Siluestri ep[iscop]i k.
Xylographic printing.
With manuscript annotation in 17th or 18th-century hand: 'This most curious and singular Ancient Almanack was published in the year 1439.'