For example, back then, November only had 29 days in total, instead of the 30 days it has today.
Of course, back in 153 BCE there were all kinds of differences in the calendar. This is actually how November got its name- from the Latin word “Novem” meaning nine. In fact in one version of the calendar, the Roman calendar, November was the ninth month, as opposed to the eleventh.
The Gregorian Calendar is the version that most people use in our world today, however there have been other versions of this calendar throughout time. November is the eleventh month of the modern day Gregorian Calendar, which has twelve months in total. We hope it assists you with all of our planning needs! Also, we encourage you to keep reading below to find out more about November, including its history, fun facts, and official birthstones. Thanks in advance for clicking the button below to download our FREE November Calendar.
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