;Cal. Annus Novus Decimal Calendar System
;The Annus Novus Calendar divides the year into 10 months alternating between 36 and 37 days in length, and 73 weeks of 5 days.
;In leap years - which are concurrent with those of the Gregorian system, to aid simplicity - an intercalary 1-day month called the Intercalarius  is inserted between the last day of the old year and the start of the new year.

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01.1.       =1 Primus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)   ;Note=1st month, 36d
06.2.       =1 Secundus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar) ;Note=2nd month, 37d
28.2.+15Dy  =1 Tertius #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)  ;Note=3th month, 36d
28.2.+51Dy  =1 Quartus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)  ;Note=4th month, 37d
28.2.+88Dy  =1 Quintus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)  ;Note=5th month, 36d
28.2.+124Dy =1 Sextus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)   ;Note=6th month, 37d
28.2.+161Dy =1 Septimus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar) ;Note=7th month, 36d
28.2.+197Dy =1 Octavus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)  ;Note=8th month, 37d
28.2.+234Dy =1 Nonus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)    ;Note=9th month, 36d
28.2.+270Dy =1 Decimus #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar)  ;Note=10th month, 37d
31.12.%2000,4 =Intercalarius #-8519 NE (Annus Novus Calendar) ;Note=Leap day


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