T tie Alphabetical! Number of the firft Letter of the word^pro- 
per to the Month propofed, is the Anfwer 5 
Example. 
If the Month were the word proper thereto iSiEndlef^^ 
and E is the fifth Letter in the Alphabet. Wherefore conclude. 
That the fir fl of March^ and fifth<^i Jpril do for ever happen on 
the fame day of the week? which for the year i66p^ will be on 
Monday, 
P K 0 B L E M E. 
to find^ Oil jvhaf daj of the week the fir ft day of each Month hap- 
femth. 
Suppofing the firft of March known, it might be reckoned 
from the former iV^^^/me 5 but the following r^r/f, begin- 
ing with March ^ as the former, is more ready for the pur- 
pofe : 
J Dreadful Firey Beholders daily Gaze^ 
Chafiized Eng^lmd, Ah cruel fatall Blaze I' 
Explication. 
In the Year 1669. the fiyfifoi March \% Monday: I would know^, 
on what day of the rv^^i^ the fiirfiof oiiober happens. The word pro- 
per to the Month is England 5 then count Alphabetically to E, 
^iz, A. Monday, B. Tuefday, C. Wedncfday, D.Thurfday, E.. 
Friday, which is the day fought. VVhence conclude, that the 
ift, 8th, 15th, 22di3 29th days of October 2XQ all Fridays. 
Thence it is eafie to reckon, on what day of the VVeek, any 
day of that Month happened 5 and fo for all other Months. 
PKOBLEME. 
To fin d^ ontphatDay of the Month tht Sun enters into my fi^n of 
theZodiack, 
For this, ex fnper abundant we give the following Verfe 5 
Charles brought Content^ divers effects enfue, 
Envy^ Fear, Dolour j J>anger^ bids adieu^^ 
Here again the vi. V Vords relate to the 12. Months, March 
being the firft. 
