Brumaire and Sun Birth Observance on December 25
The text notes December 25 on the Roman calendar as Brumaire the shortest day, observed as the sun's birth and a holiday decreed by Antelen in 7 D. It states the sun had reached its furor point south and was ready to begin its return northward.
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Origins of Christmas and its date in early Christianity
The article traces early efforts to fix Jesus birth date with Pope Julius I proposing December 25 in 354 A.D. It notes earlier proposed dates, the spread of Christmas through pagan festivals, and the incorporation of Yule customs into Christmas celebrations. It also discusses Epiphany January 6 and the emergence of Santa Claus in America.
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