@Space10116 After some searching I found that the 5th & 6th month names were changed and rearranged numerically.
5) Quintilis-> July (7th)=Julius
6) Sixtilis-> August (8th)=Augustus
5) Quintilis-> July (7th)=Julius
6) Sixtilis-> August (8th)=Augustus
@Space10116 If we consider the what is said in the video.
1) April
2) May???
3) June???
4) ???
5) Quintilis (July)
6) Sixtilis (August)
7) September
8) October
9) November
10) December
11) January
12) February
13) March
1) April
2) May???
3) June???
4) ???
5) Quintilis (July)
6) Sixtilis (August)
7) September
8) October
9) November
10) December
11) January
12) February
13) March
@Space10116 So we have a combination of months named after deities, festival, & months respectively numbered. Seems like the missing month takes place during βQ2β.
@Space10116 Interesting read here.
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