| − | The Julian Calendar, named after [[Julius Caesar]] who instituted it in 45 BC, is the basis of the calendar that we still use today. The calendar is a solar reckoning, with the months bearing no relation to the moon. The months, with their lengths, are as follows. | + | The Julian Calendar, named after [[Julius Caesar]] who instituted it in 45 BC, is the basis of the calendar that we still use today. The months, with their lengths, are as follows. |