Month names collection / metastudy

[eggyk]

Unless we can be confident that the letters were likely by the same person (Similar to the Caspar Schets letters), it's probably wiser to keep them seperate.

Aside: aren't you tired of all these date indications like "lou macredi après les octaves de la Trinetei." Just say the month name ffs 

Ahh yes, I love the classic "the day of St Someone, in this current century and this year" 

Another of my favourite examples of months being missed out is a really commonly copied work that goes something like:

"April and june and september and november have 30 days, (and in all the others  ) there are 31. Except for february, which has 28 unless its a leap year."

Edit: I only just realised the exact same nursery rhyme is still taught in english to this day, 500-700 years later. I thought it looked familiar.
Thirty days has September, April, June, and November, All the rest have thirty-one, Save February at twenty-eight, But leap year, coming once in four, February then has one day more.