;Cal. Salamisian
;(Ancient) Salamisian Calendar
;This lunisolar calendar was used in Salamis beginning in the third century.

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04.9.  =1 Phaopi (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
04.10. =1 Athyr (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
03.11. =1 Choiak (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
03.12. =1 Tybi (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
02.1.  =1 Mechir (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
01.2.  =1 Phanmenoth (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
03.3.  =1 Pharmuthi (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
02.4.  =1 Pachon (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
02.5.  =1 Payni (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
01.6.  =1 Mesori (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
01.7.  =1 Epiphi (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
31.7.  =1 Thoth (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
30.8.  =1st epagomenal day (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
31.8.  =2nd epagomenal day (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
01.9.  =3rd epagomenal day (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
02.9.  =4th epagomenal day (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)
03.9.  =5th epagomenal day (Ancient Salamisian Calendar)


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