LZT1016218: January. The Heathen English Called This Month Wolf-Monath Because the Wolves Were Then Most Ravenous. It Was Also Called Aefter-Yula that is after-Christmas. In the Woodcut Four Oxen Are Laboriously Drawing the Plough. At that Time They Did Not Use Horses for Field Labour / Bridgeman Images
LZT1016219: February. Here They Are Cutting Down Trees for Firewood. The English Called February Sprout-Kele. Kele Meant Kelewurt and Was Most Extensively Used at This Time for Making Broth. The Well-Known Custom of Making Pancakes on Shrove-Tuesday is a Remnant of an Old Superstition and Certainly One of the Most Pleasing that Has Come Down to Us. / Bridgeman Images