The Day Rome Reset Time
On January 1, 45 BC, Julius Caesar's brand-new calendar — 365 days, with a leap day every fourth year — took effect in Rome after a monster 445-day year brought the seasons back into line.
On January 1, 45 BC, Julius Caesar's brand-new calendar — 365 days, with a leap day every fourth year — took effect in Rome after a monster 445-day year brought the seasons back into line.