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The geographical lore of the time of the Crusades

Note 886 — Chapter VIII · THE WATERS

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“In the British Museum (Cotton MS. Julius D. 7, fol. 45vo) there is a tide table of the thirteenth century giving the time of ‘fflod at london brigge’ for each day of the lunar month, and the hours of moonlight (quantum luna lucet in nocte)” (A. C. Moule, The Bore on the Ch’ien-T’ang River in China, in: T’oung Pao, ou archives concernant l’histoire, les langues, la géographie, et l’ethnographie de l’Asie orientale, vol. xxii, Leiden, 1923, pp. 135–188, reference on p. 155).

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