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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The Discworld month roughly analogous to Roundworld&#039;s July. follows the standard pattern of having four eight-day weeks and thirty-two days.<br /> <br /> On Roundworld, July is named in honour of the Roman leader Julius Caesar. (Just as the following August is named for the first Emperor, Augustus Caesar.)<br /> <br /> Can we infer that in old Latatian days, there was a Grune or Grunus Caesar who was the Discworld version of our Julius? There is certainly a personal forename &quot;[[Grunworth Nivor|Grunworth]]&quot; that just might imply a survival into modern Morporkian.<br /> <br /> <br /> &quot;&#039;&#039;This being the time of change when the sun doth rise on the right when facing the Hub&#039;&#039;&quot; (from a Discworld diary page).<br /> <br /> Grune is also the [[the gods|god]] of unseasonal fruit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Discworld culture]][[de:Gruni]]</div>

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