Cregan schedule: Difference between revisions
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! Vigil !! Midwinter !! Equinox !! Midsummer !! Name !! Signal !! Notes | ! Vigil !! Midwinter !! Equinox !! Midsummer !! Name !! Signal !! Notes | ||
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| Alba || 07.17 || | | Alba || 07.17 || 06.00 || 04.43 || Sunrise || Minute bell || Chant of the Sunrise (half hour) | ||
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| || || || || Breakfast || One ring || Upper castes eat; Bestia serve | | || || || || Breakfast || One ring || Upper castes eat; Bestia serve | ||
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| Estrella || 04.00 || 04.00 || 04.00 || Silence ends || Ten (soft) || | | Estrella || 04.00 || 04.00 || 04.00 || Silence ends || Ten (soft) || | ||
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| Alba || | | Alba || 07.10 || 06.00 || 04.43 || Sunrise || Minute bell || | ||
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Revision as of 14:10, 1 March 2026
This is the timetable used inside Cregans and also the general temples.
Timetable
| Vigil | Midwinter | Equinox | Midsummer | Name | Signal | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alba | 07.17 | 06.00 | 04.43 | Sunrise | Minute bell | Chant of the Sunrise (half hour) |
| Breakfast | One ring | Upper castes eat; Bestia serve | ||||
| Post-breakfast | One ring | Bestia clean and eat | ||||
| Sol | 10.00 | 10.00 | 10.00 | Pre-noon | Five rings | Chants. The Ceremony of the Day |
| 12.00 | 12.00 | 12.00 | Lunch | One ring | Upper castes eat; Bestia eat before. | |
| 13.00 | 13.00 | 13.00 | Post-lunch | One ring | ||
| Ocaso | 14.00 | 14.00 | 14.00 | Afternoon | Ten rings | |
| Sombras | Sunset | Minute bell | Chants. The Ceremony of the Night | |||
| Dinner | One ring | Upper castes eat; Bestia serve | ||||
| Post-dinner | One ring | Bestia eat. | ||||
| Luna | 22.00 | 22.00 | 22.00 | Silence begins | Five (soft) | Period of silence. |
| Estrella | 04.00 | 04.00 | 04.00 | Silence ends | Ten (soft) | |
| Alba | 07.10 | 06.00 | 04.43 | Sunrise | Minute bell |
Notes
Times are for the latitude of Alta and Isla Arbojan on Midsummer's Day, both Equinoxes and Midwinter's Day.