When was Year 1 BC/BCE?
Q: When was Year 1 BC/BCE?
A: Year 1 BC/BCE was a leap year.
Q: What day did Year 1 BC/BCE start on according to the Julian calendar?
A: Year 1 BC/BCE started on Thursday according to the Julian calendar.
Q: What are some sources that list Year 1 BC/BCE as a common year?
A: Some sources list Year 1 BC/BCE as a common year starting on either Friday or Saturday.
Q: How was Year 1 BC/BCE known at the time?
A: At the time, Year 1 BC/BCE was known as the Year of the Consulship of Lentulus and Piso.
Q: Does the text mention how many days a leap year has in the Julian calendar?
A: No, the text does not mention how many days a leap year has in the Julian calendar.
Q: What is BCE an abbreviation for?
A: BCE is an abbreviation for "Before Common Era."
Q: Are Lentulus and Piso historical figures?
A: Yes, Lentulus and Piso were historical figures who held the consulship during Year 1 BC/BCE.
