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    Monday 2003 Aug 05 is Julian 2452492   = 2 x 2 x 7 x 87589
    5762 av 27     1994 hamle 29    1718 abib 29     1423 jumada~I 26
    1924 sravana 14   1381 mordad 14    210 thermidor 18     159 kamál 05
    China-Republic - 91 - 06 - 27  //  78 - 19 / ren-Horse - 06 -  27
    12 baktun /   19  katun  /   09 tun   /  08 winal    /   09 
    k'in    //    09   -   muluk'    //    02 -  yaxk'in    /   g7
    12baktun 19katun 09tun 08winal 09k'in   09 muluk'   02 yaxk'in   G7
    Julian 2002 Jul 23 — NEPTVNALIA I — ANTE DIEM X CALENDAS AVGVSTI MMDCCLV A.V.C
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         The Neptunalia is the festival which honors Neptune, the god of the seas and water. On this day the Romans traditionally went out to the fields and forests and built small huts called tabernaculi (tabernacles) out of leaves and branches. Within the shade of these natural tents they would picnic outdoors, drinking spring water as well as wine to keep cool in these hot summer days. Overnight camping with fires for cooking would be most likely as the festival continued the next day. Honoring Neptune on this day would assure rainfall for the crops and forestall any drought.
          This was the 6th day of the Great Fire of Rome in DCCCXVII A.V.C. (64 AD), under the emperor Nero.
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