Julian Calendar

The Julian Calendar was a solar calendar introduced by Julius Caesar in ancient Rome, reforming the older Roman calendar. It became the dominant calendar across Europe for over 16 centuries before being gradually supplanted by the more precise Gregorian Calendar.

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