Which month of the Roman year was originally designated as Sextilis, the second month of summer, but was renamed after the second Roman emperor (to commemorate his achievements)? Februarius Martius Aprilis Junius August

Which month of the Roman year was originally designated as Sextilis, the second month of summer, but was renamed after the second Roman emperor (to commemorate his achievements)? Februarius Martius Aprilis Junius August

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Which month of the Roman year was originally designated as Sextilis, the second month of summer,

but was renamed after the second Roman emperor (to commemorate his achievements)?

Februarius
Martius
Aprilis
Junius
August

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