Primitive Time-reckoning / A study in the origins and first development of the art of counting time among the primitive and early culture peoples

by Martin P. Nilsson

[789] See [above, p. 57].

[790] [Below, pp. 218 ff].

[791] Christians, pp. 389, 394.

[792] Christians, p. 393, after Kubary.

[793] Kubary, pp. 107 ff.

[794] Hale, p. 68.

[795] Ibid., pp. 391 ff.

[796] Meineke, p. 105.

[797] Cp. pp. [212], [213].

[798] Thomson, I, 198, Taylor, p. 362. The list is Taylor’s: Thomson’s is not so full, and is distinguished from the other in assigning a later position to the phases of the vegetation; it must therefore come from a more southerly district.