General

Approach

Uses the existing sources where possible. Gaps are filled with:

academic theories
traditions from other city states
newly constructed answers that are in tune with known information

This calendar doesn't try to provide festivals for all gods, only those with attested or theorised festivals in Delphi. It allows space to bring your own festivals, or import festivals from other parts of Greece.

This is a living document, and subject to change based on new information (or new theories about old information). Check Recent Updates for pages that have been updated within the past month.

Resources

Related Resources

Calendar

Southern Hemisphere

There is a season flipped version of the calendar available for the Southern Hemisphere

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This calendar is calculated to Delphi, with days beginning at sundown.

If you would prefer a localised version, or you’d like to start your days at midnight, then the Resource Links can help you build your own. These will also work for other ancient Greek calendars (byo festivals + month names). If this is your first time building a calendar, try a single year to start. It’s a more managable set of data to work with.

If you are happy to use the calculations provided, there are various Google calendars supplied that you can integrate into your own calendar for notifications and better visibility.

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Lunar Month Calculator

follow the instructions to create a calendar for your locale (google spreadsheet)

**Delphi raw data** data ****processing steps taken to import into a google calendar (google spreadsheet)

More on DIY & Integrations

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**Full Google calendar** [or iCal] OR:
**Festivals only version** [iCal]
**Days only version** [iCal] </aside>

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