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...is ''25th of Boisakh'' and usually falls on May 08 or 09 of the Gregorian calendar.

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...ree with our WP friends who recomputed all Newton's dates to the Gregorian calendar. I find that nonsense. Newton must have believed during his whole life tha ...he Gregorian calendar Galilei died on January 8, 1642, which in the Julian calendar would be December 29, 1641. Newton was born on December 25, 1642 (Julian),

Egyptian calendar: #what basis could we have for saying the calendar was originally supposed to start at that time, rather than this being a lat

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...een Anne''' (6th February 1665 – 1st August 1714<ref>Dates in the [[Julian calendar]].</ref>) became Queen of [[England]], [[Scotland]] and [[History of Irelan

'''1 CE''' is considered the first year of the modern [[calendar]]. It is the same year as '''1 AD''', the time of the [[anno domini]] syst ...o the rest of the world. This became an important part of the [[Gregorian calendar]], which was defined and controlled by the [[Roman Catholic Church]].

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...''' (October 17, 1905<ref>October 30 in the [[Gregorian Calendar|Gregorian Calendar]]</ref>) was a document issued by [[Emperor Nicholas II]] of Russia at the

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