Assertion: moon's day | /r/HasProperty | oct
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text: May 22 to Jun 21 29 days 13 hours 03 min Jun 21 to Jul 20 29 days 10 hours 52 min Jul 20 to Aug 19 29 days 09 hours 09 min Aug 19 to Sep 17 29 days 08 hours 19 min Sep 17 to Oct 16 29 days 08 hours 31 min Oct 16 to Nov 15 29 days 09 hours 36 min Nov 15 to Dec 14 29 days 11 hours 09 min Dec 14, 2020, to Jan 13, 2021
text: Hence, the last day of the Julian calendar, October 4, 1582 AD, was followed the next day by the first day of the Gregorian calendar, October 15, to rectify this error.
text: 11 hours 00 min Sep 20 to Oct 19 29 days 13 hours 42 min Oct 19 to Nov 18 29 days 16 hours 30 min Nov 18 to Dec 18 29 days 18 hours 48 min
text: Gregory puts the proposal into immediate effect in the papal states, announcing that the day after October 4 in 1582 will be October 15 - thus saving the lost ten days.