[DOC] [TLE] Days of the Week - Mystical-WWW [PAR] Traditionally seen as the first day of the week by the ancient Hebrews and as .... 
sacred man of God hence the association in ancient times of this being a holy 
day. ... this day in ancient Rome was 'dies Veneris' as is was a day dedicated to 
Venus. Later the French named the day 'Vendredi' believed to have derived from 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about ANCIENT ROME - StudyStack [PAR] IN ANCIENT ROME IT WAS CALLED DIES VENERIS, THE DAY OF VENUS, 
HENCE THE FRENCH VENDREDI, FRIDAY ... 1527 A.D. : FRENCH & GERMAN 
TROOPS WORKING FOR THIS "EMPIRE" END THE HIGH RENAISSANCE BY... [DOC] [TLE] Names of the days of the week - Wikipedia [PAR] The names of the days of the week in many languages are derived from the 
names of the classical planets in Hellenistic astrology, which were in turn named 
after contemporary deities, a system introduced in the Roman Empire during Late 
Antiquity. In some other languages, the days are named after corresponding 
deities of .... It is based on the Latin dies Veneris, "Day of Venus. [DOC] [TLE] The days of the week (followed by 7 & 1 songs) | word histories [PAR] Jan 8, 2013 ... Bibliothque Nationale de France ... The Latin days of the week in imperial Rome 
were named after the ... translation of Latin Saturni dies, day of Saturn, the 
ancient Roman god of agriculture. .... This in turn is a translation of late Latin 
Veneris dies, the day of Venus, hence: Italian venerd. French vendredi. [DOC] [TLE] Why We Have a Seven Day Week and the Origin of the Names of ... [PAR] Apr 9, 2013 ... In Latin, it's dies Martis or Day of Mars and in ancient Greek it's ... Tuesday is 
martes in Spanish and mardi in French, both named for the Roman god Mars. 
... for Friday rather than Freya, naming their days viernes and vendredi. ... 
planets closest to EarthMercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter,... [DOC] [TLE] Friday the Thirteenth | The Honest Courtesan [PAR] Aug 13, 2010 ... ... of love and beauty; in Germanic myth she was named Freya, hence Friday = 
Freya's Day. The Ancient Greeks called the day hemera Aphrodites (Aphrodite's 
Day) and the Romans dies Veneris (Venus' Day), the latter being the source of 
the French vendredi, the Italian venerdi and the Spanish viernes. [DOC] [TLE] Nature of Days - The Book of Days [PAR] The day of nature, being strictly the time required for one rotation of the earth on 
its ... or two days over in leap-years; and hence the recurrence of a particular day 
of ... Friday, dedicated to Venus among the Romans (Dies Veneris), was named 
by ... days of the week correspond tolerably well with the ancient Saxon : Sonntag
,... [DOC] [TLE] The names of days of the week | OxfordWords blog [PAR] Aug 24, 2012 ... The influence of the Roman Empire on the names of the days of the week can still 
... English, Roman god/Celestial body, Latin, French, Italian, Spanish ... Friday, 
Venus, dies Veneris, vendredi, venerd, viernes ... Although our days of the week 
are not named directly after the Roman gods, they are named... [DOC] [TLE] Why didn't the Anglo-Saxons replace Saturday with a Norse god ... [PAR] Dies Veneris = day of Venus = Vendredi/Viernes/Venerdi ... Because the days 
are named after the planets (thus the inclusion of sun and moon), ... associated 
with Saturn in ancient times in the same way that Wotan was associated ...... In 
Latin it was Dies Saturni, 'Day of Saturn', hence the French samedi. [DOC] [TLE] May 13th, 2011 Newsletter | Carolann Steinhoff [PAR] May 13, 2011 ... In ancient Rome, Friday was called dies Veneris, day of Venus, hence the French 
Vendredi. The northern nations adopted the same... [DOC] [TLE] Venus - The Roman Goddess - Ancient Rome - Quatr.us [PAR] The

Question: In ancient Rome it was called Dies Veneris, the day of Venus, hence the French Vendredi
Answer: Friday