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I'd heard this was because July and August (for Julius and Augustus) were added later to the calendar and originally there were only 10 months that started with
by devman0 4y ago
I'd heard this was because July and August (for Julius and Augustus) were added later to the calendar and originally there were only 10 months that started with January.
- layer8 4y agoI believe those were merely renamed, and the original year was 10 months from March to December, with a nondescript “winter” period between December and March.