How Julius Caesar and Augustus Stole Months from the Calendar
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How Julius Caesar and Augustus Stole Months from the Calendar
The names July and August aren’t just months — they’re monuments to power. Julius Caesar, born in Quintilis, renamed the month after himself — Iulius (July) — as part of his sweeping Julian calendar reform. But his successor, Octavian Augustus, wasn’t about to be outdone. He claimed the next month, Sextilis, renaming it August in ...
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the history of the Roman calendar 📅 ever wondered why the months have the names they have? This is why! Is the Roman calendar used in your language, or is another system used? Comment below ⬇️ | ReubenLingo
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