"On þe hit is wel eþseene of alle wimmen þu havest þe pris.
Mi sweete levdi, her mi bene & reu of me 3if þi wille is."
-- from "Edi beo thu, heven quene" (Blessed are you, queen of heaven), anon., 13th Century, English. (a couple of pages discussing the song, and images of a medievql manuscript it's in -- last link requires creating a free account at DIAMM) [I've seen different transcriptions using different spellings, which got me searching for the oldest version I could find. In this manuscript, 'd' looks an awful lot like an eth, every 'w' is written with a wynn, the '3' above is actually a yogh, and some instances of 's' are long-s -- I've not bothered trying to put in long-s for now.]
Today is:
Gregorian: 2018 September 08 -- Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Julian: 2018 August 26
Hebrew: 5778 Elul 28
Islsmic: 1439 Dhu I-Hija 27
Persian: 1397 Shahrivar 17
Mayan: 0.0.0.13.0.5.14.7
Indian: 1940 Bhadra 17
Coptic: 1734 Pi Kogi Evanot 03