;Cal. Armelin
;In 1888 French astronomer Gustave Armelin has developed a calendar, which retain the year of twelve months and in which the calendar year of 364 days was divided into 12 months with four equal quarters with 91 days in each one.

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COMMENT=Updated December 18, 2011 \ndeveloped by French astronomer Gustave Armelin in 1888


01.1.%1888,4 =Armelin's Calendar leap day #0000 (no weekday) ;Note=leap years only, day following December 31 & preceding New Year's Day
01.3.-59Dy   =Armelin's Calendar New Year's Day #0000 (no weekday)
01.3.-58Dy   =Monday 1 January #0000 (Armelin's Calendar) ;Note=1st month, 30d
01.3.-28Dy   =Wednesday 1 February #0000 (Armelin's Calendar) ;Note=2nd month, 30d
03.3.  =Friday 1 March #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)       ;Note=3th month, 31d
03.4.  =Monday 1 April #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)       ;Note=4th month, 30d
03.5.  =Wednesday 1 May #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)      ;Note=5th month, 30d
02.6.  =Friday 1 June #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)        ;Note=6th month, 31d
03.7.  =Monday 1 July #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)        ;Note=7th month, 30d
02.8.  =Wednesday 1 August #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)   ;Note=8th month, 30d
01.9.  =Friday 1 September #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)   ;Note=9th month, 31d
02.10. =Monday 1 October #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)     ;Note=10th month, 30d
01.11. =Wednesday 1 November #0000 (Armelin's Calendar) ;Note=11th month, 30d
01.12. =Friday 1 December #0000 (Armelin's Calendar)    ;Note=12th month, 31d


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;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armelin%27s_calendar