Kalends, Ides and Nones

The ancient Romans called the days of the month, referring to the Kalends, Ides and Nones, and that is what this application does: by entering a date, shows his wording in Latin (one of several). For ancient dates it shows some information about the organizing of the pertinent calendar. The application considers the Gregorian and Julian calendars and a reconstruction of Numa and Romulus (or Roman) calendars.

There is also a converter that uses the latin numbers subtractive principle (4 = IV) and, for numbers beyond 3999, the convention: a line above = per one thousand, two lines above = per one million. They can be inserted Arabic or Latin digits.</div> <div jsname="WJz9Hc" style="display:none">古罗马人称之为一个月的日子里，指的是初一，IDE和诺内斯，而这正是这个应用程序：通过输入一个日期，显示了他在拉丁美洲的措辞（其中一数）。对于古代的日期也显​​示了有关日历相关的组织的一些信息。应用程序考虑格里高利历和罗马儒略历和重建努玛和罗穆卢斯（或罗马）的日历。

还有，使用拉丁号码减色原理的转换器（4 = IV）和，对于超出3999号码时，约定：上述=一行每千，上面两行每百万=。它们可以插入阿拉伯语或拉丁数字。</div> <div class="show-more-end">