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November is the eleventh month of the year. In this month on the first is the solemnity of All Saints and the day following there's the Commemoration of the dead. The name derives from the Latin 'november, novembris', derived from 'novem' (nine), because it was the ninth month of the roman year which started in March.

July is the seventh month of the year. The name derives from Julius Caesar. Previously, in the Roman calendar of Romulus, it was the fifth month and had the name of Quintile (quintilis), the Latin name of the number five. It was then changed to iulius by Julius Cesaer.

December is the last month of the year. The name December comes from 'decem', the Latin for number ten. It was in fact the tenth month of the Roman calendar, which began with the month of March. It is the winter month in which the Christmas holiday is celebrate.

September is the ninth month of the year. The name derives from the Latin 'september' from 'septem' "seven", because it was the seventh month of the Roman calendar, which began with the month of March.

October is the tenth month of the year. The name derives from the Latin 'october', because it was the eighth month of the Roman calendar, which began with the month of March. Emperor Commodus made a reform whereby the month took on one of its titles, Invictus.

August is the eighth month of the year. Formerly called sextilis (the sixth month of the Roman calendar year, which began with March), the month was renamed Augustus in honor of the emperor Augustus.

January is the first month of the year. Historical names are, in addition to the Roman Ianuarius, the Saxon Wulf-monath ("month of the wolf"), the term used by Charlemagne Wintarmanoth ("winter month"), the Finnish tammikuu, or "month of the English oak".

June is the sixth month of the year. The name derives from the goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter. At the 21st day of the month occurs the summer solstice, the earth's axis has an inclination such as to guarantee the maximum duration of light over a day.

April is the fourth month of the year. The name derives from the Etruscan Apro, from the Greek Aphrodite, goddess of love, to whom the month of April was dedicated. According to other theories, the name derives from the Latin 'aperire' (to open).

February is the second month of the year. The name of the month derives from the Latin februare, which means "purify" or "a remedy for errors" since in the Roman calendar February was the period of purification rituals.

May is the fifth month of the year. The name Maggio derives from the Roman Maius, month of the ancient Roman calendar dedicated to the Latin divinity Maia, goddess of abundance and fertility, wife of Vulcan, who represents the great mother earth.

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