⚠The bluish-green stain noted on the previous page continues across the bottom margin here, though it does not obscure the letters for the final entries of the month.

[Calendar: January (Continued)]

Adjacent to the middle of the month, an illumination depicts a domestic scene common for January in medieval "Labors of the Months" cycles. A figure in a heavy winter tunic tends to a large cauldron bubbling over a hearth. They use a long, multi-pronged flesh-hookA metal kitchen tool used to pull large pieces of meat from a boiling pot. to check the contents. A small cat sits by the figure's feet, enjoying the warmth of the fire. This image emphasizes the indoor life and preservation of food required during the coldest month.

Golden Number	Dominical Letter	Day	Feast / Event
V	B	7th	Saint Lucian, Priest and Martyr. Lucian of Antioch, a prominent early Christian scholar.
	C	6th
XIII	D	5th
II	E	4th
	F	3rd
X	G	2nd
	A	Ides	Octave of the Epiphany. Saint Hilary. The eighth day after Epiphany, often marking the end of the official Christmas season in the medieval church. Saint Hilary was a 4th-century Bishop of Poitiers.
XVIII	B	19th	Saint Felix, Priest and Martyr. original: "Sancti Felicis in pincis." Felix was known for his miraculous escape from Roman soldiers.
VII	C	18th	Saint Maurus, Abbot. A disciple of Saint Benedict.
	D	17th	Saint Marcellus, Pope and Martyr.
XV	E	16th	Saint Anthony, Confessor. Saint Anthony the Great, a "Desert Father" and the patron saint of livestock and gravediggers.
IV	F	15th	Saint Prisca, Virgin.
	G	14th	Saints Marius and Martha.
XII	A	13th	Saints Fabian and Sebastian, Martyrs. Sebastian is often depicted pierced with arrows; he was a popular saint invoked against the plague.
I	B	12th	Saint Agnes, Virgin and Martyr. One of the most celebrated early Roman martyrs; her name is associated with the Latin word for lamb (agnus).
	C	11th	Saint Vincent, Martyr. The patron saint of winemakers.
IX	D	10th	Saint Emerentiana, Virgin.
	E	9th
XVII	F	8th	Conversion of Saint Paul. Commemorating the miraculous conversion of the Apostle Paul on the road to Damascus.
VI	G	7th	Saint Polycarp, Bishop and Martyr.