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The was not an ancient Roman word for date. The Romans were Latins and spoke Latin. The Latin did not have a word for date meaning a point of time. They used deis (day) and said on the day XXX. Basilnus was a date, acorn aor chestnut. It could refer to nuts in general. Caroete was a nut-shaped date.

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