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Many years ago I was curious about the significance of March 15.
I discovered that 6 of the months have the 15th designated as "the Ides";
January, March, May, July, September, November.
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Seems like in that case each month would only have one Ide. 
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Three days of importance on the Roman calendar are the Kalends, the Nones, and the Ides of a given month. For four of the months (i.e., March, May, July, and October), the Ides fall on our 15th, and the Nones of those months on the 7th. For the other eight months, the Nones and the Ides were on the 5th and the 13th. The Kalends were always the first of the month. Dates were calculated by counting backwards from one of these three days (inclusively). See Wikipedia.
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Seems like in that case each month would only have one Ide. Six one-Ide months? Do we need an Ide patch for the other months? Or are they exempt in Idaho? I'd rather not continue. So, I won't
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Seems like in that case each month would only have one Ide. Just as this board should only have one Arami. 
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