August
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 5
(augūst.) [L. August us. ] The Sth month of our year, so named B. c. 30,by the emperor August us Cæsar, after himself, as he regarded it as a fortunate month for him, being that in which he had gained several important victories. Before this time it was called Sextilis, or the 6th month, the year beginning with March. [s. 60]
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