Tamperdag
Tamperdage er 4 årlige fastedage i den katolske kirke. Navnet kommer fra latin quatuor tempora (fire gange). Der er en tamperdag ved hver kirkeligt kvartals begyndelse. I Danmark faldt tamperdagene på onsdagene efter henholdsvis askeonsdag, pinsedag, korsets ophøjelse og sankt luciæ dag.[1]
Tamperretterne som behandlede ægteskabssager trådte sammen på tamperdag, og deraf fik de deres navn.[1] Det hedder i Christian 5.'s Danske Lov fra 1683: "I Egteskabs Sager dømmis paa de fire Tamperdage om Aaret." (bog 1, kapitel 3, paragraf 8).[2]
Referencer
- ^ a b A. Th. Jørgensen (1927). Tamperdage. Salmonsens konversationsleksikon. Vol. XXIII (2. udgave). s. 54-55 – via Projekt Runeberg.
- ^ Kong Christian den Femtis Danske Lov (PDF). G. E. C. Gads Forlag. 1929. s. 12.
Eksterne henvisninger
- Kirkeåret og Tamperdag Evighedskalender. Arkiveret 3. december 2015 hos Wayback Machine
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