Moreover, the hour of the day was determined by observing the position of the sun. Hence, references to time were approximate. The Christian Greek Scriptures generally refer to events occurring at the third, sixth, or ninth hour ​ — often meaning about that time.
Ja Grieķu rakstos ir pieminēts laiks, kad risinājās notikumi, parasti ir minēta trešā, sestā vai devītā stunda, un visbiežāk tas ir domāts tikai aptuveni.