Moonstick Moonstick/Setting Example
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The scans below depict the Moonstick reporting dates of the full moon in Rome in 44 BC. The basic Moonstick function is to report the phase of the moon for a given date. Scale 5 is inverted to report the dates for a given phase. (The image for Scale 0 is repeated for clarity.)
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OK, OK, the dates given are:
| 5 January | 30 July |
| 3 February | 29 August |
| 5 March | 27 September |
| 3 April | 27 October |
| 3 May | 25 November |
| 1 June | 25 December |
| 1 July |
In the year Julius Caesar was assassinated, there was a blue moon in his eponymous month. He never got to see it.)
