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'''January''' is the first [[month]] of the [[year]], coming after [[December]] and before [[February]].
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'''January''' is the first [[month]] of the [[year]], coming after [[December]] and before [[February]]. It was originaly named after Janus, the two-headed Roman god of the New Year. One of his heads looks back to the previous year, and the other looks forward in anticipation of the coming year.
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