Quadragesima; Quareme. Quadragesima, or Lent, the Fast of forty days before Easter.
Ramis Palmarum, Dominica in. Palm Sunday, the First Sunday before Easter.
Simonis et Judae, Festum Apostolorum. The Feast of the Apostles Simon and Jude, 28th October.
Swithini, Dies Sancti. The day (of the Deposition) of Saint Swithun, or Swithin, 2nd July.
Swithini, Translatio Beati; Swythan, la Feste Seint. The Feast of the Translation of Saint Swithin, 15th July.
Symonis et Judae, Festum Apostolorum. See Simonis et Judae, Festum.
Thomae Apostoli, Festum Sancti. The Feast of Saint Thomas, the Apostle, 21st December.
Thomae Martyris, Festum Beati; Thomae Martyris, Translatio Sancti. The Translation of Saint Thomas, the Martyr, 7th July. The Passion of Saint Thomas of Canterbury was 29th December; it is not clear whether, in the first instance, that or his Translation is meant.
Tiphayne. The Epiphany, 16th January; a corruption of Theophania, the Manifestation of God. But in the Greek Church the words θεοφάνεια and ἐπιφάνεια were used as synonymous expressions for the day of Our Saviour’s Nativity. See Suicer’s Thesaurus, i. p. 1200, and Hampson’s Med. Ævi Kalendar ii. s.vv. Epiphania and Theophania.
Trinitatis, Festum Sanctae; Trinite, Feste de la; Jour de la. The Feast of the Trinity, the Sunday after Pentecost, or Whitsuntide.