Have you ever wondered why the tenth month calls is called 'October'?
'Oct' means eight, such as in octopus and octoban.
In ancient Rome, there were ten month months in a year instead of twelve.
A new year was started started in March.
September, October, November, and December was originally sep, oct, nov, dec. were originally called septem, octo, novem, and decem.
Each of them means meant Latin for 7, 8, 9, and 10.
July and August were created after tow two emperors.
And Other months may came from Mars, Apirls, Maia, and Juno.
Other months may have come from Mars, Aprilis, Maia, and Juno.
After numerous decades, January and February were created and placed at the first months in a year beginning of the year.
This happeneing change means other months like October were ppushed pushed back to the tenth month position because of them.
If January and February have never existed had never been added, October's position would had been a eighth month have remained as the eighth month,
and each month may had forty dates! might have had forty days!
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- 문법: "calls" 대신 "is called," "may had" 대신 "might have"라고 해야 자연스럽습니다.
- 내용 추가: January와 February의 추가가 고대 로마 달력의 전체 구조에 미친 영향을 더 구체적으로 설명하면 좋습니다!