The 445-day year
To launch his calendar, Caesar made one year 445 days long
Rome's calendar had drifted so far from the Sun that Julius Caesar, introducing a new one, made 46 BC 445 days long, nicknamed the 'last year of confusion'. The Julian calendar began in 45 BC, and the Russian and several other Orthodox churches still use it.
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Meanwhile around the world (±25 years)
Africa
- 30 BC Death of Cleopatra — 16 years later
Alive at the time
- Julius Caesar (aged 54)
- Cleopatra (aged 23)
- Augustus (aged 17)
- Cicero (aged 60)
- Herod the Great (aged 26)
- Virgil (aged 24)
- Amanirenas (aged 14)
- Livia Drusilla (aged 13)