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- Hestia – January 1-January 5 (Cycle 1)
- Achlys – January 6-January 10 (Cycle 2)
- Erebus – January 11-January 15 (Cycle 3)
- Styx – January 16-January 20 (Cycle 4)
- Boreas – January 21-January 25 (Cycle 5)
- Uranus – January 26-January 30 (Cycle 6)
- Ananke – January 31-February 4 (Cycle 7)
- Hecate – February 5-February 9 (Cycle 8)
- Proteus – February 10-February 14 (Cycle 9)
- Hephaestus – February 15-February 19 (Cycle 10)
- Asclepius – February 20-February 24 (Cycle 11)
- Selene – February 25-March 1 (Cycle 12)
- Prometheus – March 2-March 6 (Cycle 13)
- Oceanus – March 7-March 11 (Cycle 14)
- Chaos – March 12-March 16 (Cycle 15)
- Persephone – March 17-March 21 (Cycle 16)
- Phanes – March 22-March 26 (Cycle 17)
- Eos – March 27-March 31 (Cycle 18)
- Tethys – April 1-April 5 (Cycle 19)
- Poseidon – April 6-April 10 (Cycle 20)
- Zephyrus – April 11-April 15 (Cycle 21)
- Aeolus – April 16-April 20 (Cycle 22)
- Panacea – April 21-April 25 (Cycle 23)
- Gaia – April 26-April 30 (Cycle 24)
- Phoebe – May 1-May 5 (Cycle 25)
- Hermes – May 6-May 10 (Cycle 26)
- Pasithea – May 11-May 15 (Cycle 27)
- Aphrodite – May 16-May 20 (Cycle 28)
- Iris – May 21-May 25 (Cycle 29)
- Hemera – May 26-May 30 (Cycle 30)
- Eros – May 31-June 4 (Cycle 31)
- Tyche – June 5-June 9 (Cycle 32)
- Pan – June 10-June 14 (Cycle 33)
- Aether – June 15-June 19 (Cycle 34)
- Apollo – June 20-June 24 (Cycle 35)
- Hymenaios – June 25-June 29 (Cycle 36)
- Theia – June 30-July 4 (Cycle 37)
- Hyperion – July 5-July 9 (Cycle 38)
- Kairos – July 10-July 14 (Cycle 39)
- Zeus – July 15-July 19 (Cycle 40)
- Aion – July 20-July 24 (Cycle 41)
- Nike – July 25-July-29 (Cycle 42)
- Helios – July 31-August 3 (Cycle 43)
- Comus – August 4-August 8 (Cycle 44)
- Eirene – August 9-August 13 (Cycle 45)
- Amphitrite – August 14-August 18 (Cycle 46)
- Thalassa – August 19-August 23 (Cycle 47)
- Dionysus – August 24-August 28 (Cycle 48)
- Aristaeus – August 29-September 2 (Cycle 49)
- Plutus – September 3-September 7 (Cycle 50)
- Atlas – September 8-September 12 (Cycle 51)
- Demeter – September 13-September 17 (Cycle 52)
- Rhea – September 18-September 22 (Cycle 53)
- Mnemosyne – September 23-September 27 (Cycle 54)
- Ares – September 28-October 2 (Cycle 55)
- Pontus – October 3-October 7 (Cycle 56)
- Cronus – October 8-October 12 (Cycle 57)
- Artemis – October 13-October 17 (Cycle 58)
- Crius – October 18-October 22 (Cycle 59)
- Themis – October 23-October 27 (Cycle 60)
- Charon – October 28-November 1 (Cycle 61)
- Harpocrates – November 2-November 6 (Cycle 62)
- Chronos – November 7-November 11 (Cycle 63)
- Coeus – November 12-November 16 (Cycle 64)
- Athena – November 17-November 21 (Cycle 65)
- Iapetus – November 22-November 26 (Cycle 66)
- Thanatos – November 27-December 1 (Cycle 67)
- Hades – December 2-December 6 (Cycle 68)
- Tartarus – December 7-December 11 (Cycle 69)
- Nyx – December 12-1 December 16 (Cycle 70)
- Hypnos – December 17-December 21 (Cycle 71)
- Morpheus – December 22-December 26 (Cycle 72)
- Hera – December 27-December 31 (Cycle 73)
- How the system works:
- -The year is divided into 73 cycles, each associated with a specific Greek deity, and each lasting 5 days, with the exception of the Selene cycle, which may last 6 days to synchronize with Gregorian leap day reckoning.
- -Years begin on the Hestia cycle, specifically Aether of Hestia, which is January 1st per the Gregorian calendar, and conclude on Water of Hera, i.e. Gregorian December 31st.
- -Days begin at midnight and are named after classical elements in a fixed sequence: Aether, Fire, Earth, Air, Water. For example, the Pan cycle (June 10-14) would have:
- Aether of Pan (June 10)
- Fire of Pan (June 11)
- Earth of Pan (June 12)
- Air of Pan (June 13)
- Water of Pan (June 14)
- -When a leap year occurs in the Gregorian calendar, a "Wood" day is added following Air in the Selene cycle (February 25-March 1), making it 6 days long instead of 5.
- -Dates in this system can be represented as: 1) [Element] of [Deity], [Year] or 2) [Day Number within Cycle] [Deity], [Year] or 3) [Day Number within Cycle] / [Cycle Number] / [Year]. For example, today's date is September 20, 2024, or as in this system, Earth of Rhea, 2024; that is, 3 Rhea, 2024; 3/53/2024.
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