The Ten Days That Never Existed
from This Day, But Wrong
In 46 BC, Caesar's astronomer made a calendar that was off by just eleven minutes a year. Sixteen centuries later, the Pope had to delete ten days from existence to fix it — and half of Europe refused to accept the memo.
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