Assertion: calendar | /r/CapableOf | begin to spring
Facets:
value: on pre-christian imbolc
type: LOCATION
value: into the light half
type: LOCATION
value: on st. brigid's day
type: TEMPORAL
value: around february
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The idea that the Celtic calendar had a New Year is anachronistic; instead, the calendar can be seen to begin with Spring on St. Brigid's Day or pre-Christian Imbolc, when the year emerges from the dark half, and begins to Spring into the light half around February first.
text: The idea that the Celtic calendar had a New Year is anachronistic; instead, the calendar can be seen to begin with Spring on St. Brigid's Day or pre-Christian Imbolc, when the year emerges from the dark half, and begins to Spring into the light half around February first.