Days/Months/Seasons/Weather
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| ver | spring
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| aestas | summer
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| autumnus | fall, autumn
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| hiems | winter
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| Solis Dies | Sunday
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| Lunae Dies | Monday
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| Martis Dies | Tuesday
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| Mercurii Dies | Wednesday
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| Iovis Dies | Thursday
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| Veneris Dies | Friday
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| Saturnii Dies | Saturday
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| What was Sunday named after? | the sun
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| What was Monday named after? | the moon
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| What was Tuesday named after? | Mars, the god of war
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| What was Wednesday named after? | Mercury, the messenger god
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| What was Thursday named after? | Jupiter (Jove), the king of the gods
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| What was Friday named after? | Venus, the goddess of love and beauty
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| Ianuarius | Janus, the two-faced god of doorways and beginnings
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| Februarius | februa - a purification of sacred places
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| Martius | Mars, the god of war
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| Aprilis | aperire - to open
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| Maius | Maia, the goddess of growth and increase
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| Iunius | Juno, the queen of the gods
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| Iulius | Julius Caesar, famous Roman who improved the calendar and achieved much for Rome
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| Augustus | first Roman Emperor
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| September | originally the seventh month
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| October | originally the eighth month
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| November | originally the ninth month
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| December | originally the tenth month
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| dies | day
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| mensis | month
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| annus | year
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| anni tempus | time of year (season)
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| heri | yesterday
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| hodie | today
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| cras | tomorrow
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| What months were added to the calendar at the end of the Roman Republic? | January and February
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| What months were renamed at the end of the Roman Republic? | July and August
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| What was the original name for July? | Quinctilis
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| What was the original name for August? | Sextilis
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| How many months did the Roman calendar have until the end of the Roman Republic? | ten
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| What was one thing that was not added to the Roman calendar at the end of the Roman Republic? | leap year
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| Why was the Roman calendar changed at the end of the Roman Republic? | the years were too short
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| What did the Romans base their calendar year on before the end of the Roman Republic | a lunar calendar - 10 months with 28 days
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| What did the Romans base their calendar year on at the end of the Roman Republic? | a solar calendar - 12 months with varying days
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| tempestas | weather
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| Tempestas est bona | The weather is good
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| Tempestas est mala | The weather is bad
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| Sol lucet | The sun is shining/ It's sunny
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| Pluit | It's raining
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| Ningit | It's snowing
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| Grandinat | It's hailing
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| Fulget | It's lightning
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| Tonat | It's thundering
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| Ventosa est | It's windy
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| Calida est | It's hot
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| Tepida est | It's warm (comfortable)
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| Frigida est | It's cold
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| Nebulosa est | It's cloudy
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| Obscura est | It's dark
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| Pruinosa est | It's frosty
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| Glacialis est | It's icy
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| Spurca est | It's awful/terrible
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| Lubrica est | It's slippery
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| Serena est | It's calm
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| Procellosa est | It's stormy
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| Aestuosa est | It's muggy/humid
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| What was Saturday named after? | Saturn, the father of the Olympians (Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto, Juno, Vesta, and Ceres)
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