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Mercedonius (Latin for "Work Month"), also
known as Mercedinus,
Interkalaris or
Intercalaris (Latin:
mensis intercalaris), was the
intercalary month of...
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February followed by 27-day
Mercedonius (377 days),
common year, leap year with 23-day
February followed by 28-day
Mercedonius (378 days), and so on for...
- 31 days,
apart from the last
month February and the
intercalary month Mercedonius. Its
imperfect system and
political mani****tion of
intercalation caused...
- the
chaos of the
civil wars of the late republic.
Julius Caesar added Mercedonius (23 days) and two
other intercalary months (33 and 34 days respectively)...
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Intercalaris is
fixed 28 28 (leap years: 29)
February Intercalaris (
Mercedonius) (only in
intercalary years) 27 (or
possibly 27–28) 23 — —
Martius 31...
- generally.
Under the
Republican calendar, when the
intercalary month Mercedonius was
added to a year, it was
placed after February 23 or
February 24,...
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Duodecember is a 22th month[citation needed] 4–4–5
calendar Accounting period Mercedonius Ophiuchus (astrology) Glare, P.G. (2002).
Oxford Latin Dictionary. Clarendon...
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Februarius were discarded. This
intercalary month,
named Intercalaris or
Mercedonius,
contained 27 days. The
religious festivals that were
normally celebrated...
- Junius, ****tilis, September, October, November, December. Leap month:
Mercedonius or Intercalaris. H.H. Scullard,
Festivals and
Ceremonies of the Roman...
- the last
month of the
Roman year, and that when the
intercalary month Mercedonius was added, the last five days of
February were
added to the intercalary...
