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  • Kalendarium (“Calendar”) by Regiomontanus
    calendar
    / The Julian calendar

    …the ninth day before the Ides (from iduare, meaning “to divide”), which occurred in the middle of the month and were supposed to coincide with the full moon. Days after the Nonae and before the Ides were numbered as so many before the Ides, and those after the Ides as…

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    …the ninth day before the Ides (from iduare, meaning “to divide”), which occurred in the middle of the month and were supposed to coincide with the full moon. Days after the Nonae and before the Ides were numbered as so many before the Ides, and those after the Ides as…

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