Assertion: calendar's year | /r/CapableOf | begin in march
Facets:
value: in the old calendar
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Because the year began in March, records referring to the "first month" pertain to March; to the second month pertain to April, etc., so that "the 19th of the 12th month" would be February 19.
text: Although the "Legal" year began on March 25, the use of the Gregorian calendar by other European countries led to January 1 becoming commonly celebrated as "New Year's Day" and given as the first day of the year in almanacs.
text: In the old calendar the year started on March 25.