Why, we are wrong?
September is the 9th month and we know septa is 7
October is the 10th month and we know octa is 8
November is the 11th month and we know nona is 9
December is the 12th month and we know deca is 10
An English word for the twelfth month of the year, December is originally Latin and means tenth month. December was the tenth month of the Roman calender at the time the name was coined
Attributed to Romulus,the Roman calendar originally was determined by the cycles of the moon and the seasons of the agricultural year. The calendar then was nominally ten months long (304 days), beginning in March in the spring and ending in December with the autumn planting. Indeed, one still can recognize the remnants of this early calendar in the numbered names for Quinctilis (July), Sextilis (August), September, October, November, and December. Six months had thirty days and four had thirty-one. The winter months were not counted because there was no agricultural work then.
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thanks M
Yes, klahmer, Ceasar was killed on the "Ides of March" when the senate met for the new year.
Magic,is it true ?
An English word for the twelfth month of the year, December is originally Latin and means tenth month. December was the tenth month of the Roman calender at the time the name was coined
Attributed to Romulus,the Roman calendar originally was determined by the cycles of the moon and the seasons of the agricultural year. The calendar then was nominally ten months long (304 days), beginning in March in the spring and ending in December with the autumn planting. Indeed, one still can recognize the remnants of this early calendar in the numbered names for Quinctilis (July), Sextilis (August), September, October, November, and December. Six months had thirty days and four had thirty-one. The winter months were not counted because there was no agricultural work then.
do you mean gregorian and roman calendar are different?
The Roman year started in March!
LOL, study the history of calendars and you'll know the answer.... :)
Are different to Gregorian.
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