This web page calculates the weekday corresponding to a particular date of
the Julian Calendar.
The web page only calculates the weekday, if the year is within the period
between year 45 B.C. and year 9 A.D.
The Year 1 B.C. is a thought year when Jesus Christ was born. This year is
a reference year to our present year counting. The numerical value of Year
1 B.C. (Before Christ) is 0 (zero). The years before Year 1 B.C. have got
a minus sign (-) in front of the year. The years after Year 1 B.C. have a
plus sign (+) or an omitted sign in front of the year, and is the same as
"Anno Domini" (A.D.).
The Year 0 (zero) Anno Domini (Year 0 A.D.) is not in this calendar variety.
A little calendar history
According to the English Wikipedia, the Julian Calendar was used as follows:
Date
YY-MM-DD
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The year according to
the Roman Chronology
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Description
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-46
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707, DCCVII A.U.C.
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The Roman Calendar was
used between the years
753 B.C. and 47 B.C.
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-45
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708, DCCVIII A.U.C.
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The Roman Calendar was
reformed year 46 B.C.,
which was a leap year
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-44-01-01
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709, DCCIX A.U.C.
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The calendar was intro-
duced. The year 45 B.C.
was a leap year
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-41-02-30
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712, DCCXII A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-38-02-30
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715, DCCXV A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-35-02-30
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718, DCCXVIII A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-32-02-30
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721, DCCXXI A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-29-02-30
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724, DCCXXIV A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-26-02-30
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727, DCCXXVII A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-23-02-30
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730, DCCXXX A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-20-02-30
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733, DCCXXXIII A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-17-02-30
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736, DCCXXXVI A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-14-02-30
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739, DCCXXXIX A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-11-02-30
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742, DCCXLII A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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-08-02-30
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745, DCCXLV A.U.C.
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Physical leap day
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+08-02-29
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761, DCCLXI A.U.C.
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Every forth year from
the year 8 A.D., has
been a leap year
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Calculation
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