-
sulfur March (31 days), from
Latin mēnsis Mārtius, "Month of Mars", the
Roman war god
April (30 days), from
Latin mēnsis Aprīlis, of
uncertain meaning but...
- Month"), also
known as Mercedinus,
Interkalaris or
Intercalaris (Latin:
mensis intercalaris), was the
intercalary month of the
Roman calendar. The resulting...
- Februarius,
fully Mensis Februarius ("month of Februa"), was the
shortest month of the
Roman calendar from
which the
Julian and
Gregorian month of February...
- Ianuarius, Januarius, or January,
fully Mensis Ianuarius ("month of J****") and
abbreviated Ian., was the
first month of the
ancient Roman calendar, from...
-
Aprilis or
mensis Aprilis (April) was the
second month of the
ancient Roman calendar,
following Martius (March) and
preceding Maius (May). On the oldest...
- form.
Mensi formed a new
Upstarts line-up for 2002's Sons of
Spartacus with
members of Red Alert, Red
London and Leatherface. In 2006-7
Mensi briefly...
- (August).
Quintilis is
Latin for "fifth": it was the
fifth month (quintilis
mensis) in the
earliest calendar attributed to Romulus,
which began with Martius...
-
Maius or
mensis Maius (May) was the
third month of the
ancient Roman calendar,
following Aprilis (April) and
preceding Iunius (June). On the
oldest Roman...
- ****tilis (lit. 'sixth') or
mensis ****tilis was the
Latin name for what was
originally the
sixth month in the
Roman calendar, when
March (Martius, "Mars'...
-
which align every fourth year
after two
additions of an
intercalary month (
mensis intercalaris),
sometimes known as Mercedonius.
According to Livy, it was...