Chapter 16-1

16. In 8 A.D.: The Sanhedrin reformed the old solar calendar of the Jews.
On Sunday, January 1, 45 B.C.: Julius Caesar began the new calendar.
As Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B.C., the Roman priests had the conference and they made a leap year every three years from 38 B.C. They had a leap year every three years from 38 B.C. until 9 B.C.
As Caesar Augustus noticed about the contradiction of the foolish Roman calendar, he made a drastic reform of the foolish Roman calendar. He made the leap year every four years from 8 B.C. Moreover, he deleted a leap year from that three times for reform the day of the week which was the same day of the week of Julius Caesar’s.