January

January

January is the first month of the year ‎in accordance with the Julian and ‎Gregorian calendars.‎

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The first month of the year, containing thirty-one days.

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June

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June is the sixth month of the year in ‎accordance with the Julian and ‎Gregorian calendars.‎

July

Chronometry; Calendar

July is the seventh month of the ‎year in accordance with the Julian ‎and Gregorian calendars.‎

August

Chronometry; Calendar

August is the eighth month of the ‎year in accordance with the Julian ‎and Gregorian calendars.‎

September

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September is the ninth month of the ‎year in accordance with the Julian ‎and Gregorian calendars.‎

October

Chronometry; Calendar

October is the tenth month of the ‎year in accordance with the Julian ‎and Gregorian calendars.‎

November

Chronometry; Calendar

November is the eleventh month of ‎the year in accordance with the ‎Julian and Gregorian calendars.‎

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