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PostPosted: Wed, May 03 2017, 23:08 PM 

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So, curious what is Monday- Sunday referred to name wise? I know they go on a Ten day week system, is it first day, second day...?

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PostPosted: Thu, May 04 2017, 0:31 AM 

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The days don't have names, afaik. I believe dates are just referred to as "5th of - insert month" or similar. The months are all named at least. Dont recall what off hand, but just a google search away.

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PostPosted: Thu, May 04 2017, 1:54 AM 

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http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/C ... of_Harptos

Yeah, what Rigela said.

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The days making up a tenday did not have formal names. If precision was required, the number of the day and the number of the tenday were used, as in, "the fourth day of the first tenday of Flamerule".[5] Days of the month were typically written as the numerical date followed by the month name, for example, "15 Hammer" or "15th Hammer".[5][6] Informally or poetically this could be spoken or written as "the 15th of Deepwinter".[3][6]

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