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- Calends abstract "The calends (Latin: kalendae, "the called") were the first days of each month of the Roman calendar. The Romans assigned these calends to the first day of the month, signifying the start of the new moon cycle. On that day, the pontiffs would announce at the Curia Calabra the number of days until the upcoming month at which time the debtors had to pay off their debts that were inscribed in the kalendaria, a sort of accounts book. The date (in this calendar system) was measured forward to upcoming days such as the calends, nones or ides. Thus, while modern calendars count the number of days after the first of each month, III. Kal. Ian. would be December 30th, three days (counting inclusively) before the first of January. To find the day of the calends of the current month, one counts how many days remain in the month, and add two to that number. For example, April 22, is the 10th of the calends of May, because there are 8 days left in April, to which 2 being added, the sum is 10.Computation of the days of the month from calends can be done using the following verses:meaning that the first day is called the calends; six days later is the nones of May, October, July and March; four days later for the remaining months; and the ides is eight days after that.This word forms the basis of the English word calendar. The Latin term is traditionally written with initial K, following the ancient custom using this letter in a few words beginning with the sequence ka.The calends was a feature of the Roman calendar, absent from the Greek calendars. Accordingly, to postpone something ad Kalendas Graecas ("to the Greek calends") meant postponing it forever. The phrase survived over the centuries in Greek and in the Romance languages (Italian: alle calende greche; French: aux calendes grecques; Portuguese: às calendas gregas; Romanian: la Calendele Grecesti; etc.).".
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Calendar.
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Counting.
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLink English_language.
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Hellenic_calendars.
- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Ides_(calendar).
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Kalendaria.
- Calends wikiPageWikiLink List_of_idioms_of_improbability.
- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Lunar_phase.
- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Moon_cycle.
- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Nones_(calendar).
- Calends wikiPageWikiLink Pontiff.
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Exeter_Press.
- Calends wikiPageWikiLinkText "CALENDS".
- Calends wikiPageWikiLinkText "Calend".
- Calends wikiPageWikiLinkText "Calendes".
- Calends wikiPageWikiLinkText "Calends".
- Calends wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kalends".
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- Calends wikiPageWikiLinkText "kalends".
- Calends hasPhotoCollection Calends.
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- Calends wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Lang-fr.
- Calends wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Lang-it.
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- Calends subject Category:Roman_calendar.
- Calends hypernym Days.
- Calends type Article.
- Calends type Holiday.
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- Calends comment "The calends (Latin: kalendae, "the called") were the first days of each month of the Roman calendar. The Romans assigned these calends to the first day of the month, signifying the start of the new moon cycle. On that day, the pontiffs would announce at the Curia Calabra the number of days until the upcoming month at which time the debtors had to pay off their debts that were inscribed in the kalendaria, a sort of accounts book.".
- Calends label "Calends".
- Calends sameAs Календи.
- Calends sameAs Calendae.
- Calends sameAs Kalenden.
- Calends sameAs Καλένδες.
- Calends sameAs Kalendid.
- Calends sameAs Calendes.
- Calends sameAs Calende.
- Calends sameAs Kalendae.
- Calends sameAs Calendae.
- Calends sameAs Kalendae.
- Calends sameAs Calendas.
- Calends sameAs Kalendy.
- Calends sameAs Calendas.
- Calends sameAs m.038fyb.
- Calends sameAs Календы.
- Calends sameAs Kalende.
- Calends sameAs Kalendy.
- Calends sameAs Kalende.
- Calends sameAs Calends.
- Calends sameAs Календи.
- Calends sameAs Q282162.
- Calends sameAs Q282162.
- Calends wasDerivedFrom Calends?oldid=636498516.
- Calends isPrimaryTopicOf Calends.