August was named after a king in Greek times. Augustis. He wanted a month named after him so the month of August was born. He also wanted 31 days in August so now there's 31 days in both July and August.
The month of July is named after Julius Caesar and the month of August is named after Augustus Caesar.
Back in the BC's, Julius and Augustus, the Roman emperors, wanted months named after them. So, in their honor, we now have July (Julius) and August (Augustus)
3: June, July and August
April, July, August
Well, the two newest months - though they are 2,000 years old now - are July and August. July for Julius Caesar, and, not one to be outdone by his predecessor, August, for Augustus Caesar.
The months were named after Roman gods, rulers, and numbers. For example, March is named after Mars, the Roman god of war, while July is named after Julius Caesar, and August is named after Caesar Augustus. Other months are named after the Latin numbers, such as October (from "octo" meaning eight).
July- Julius Caesar August- Augustus Caesar
The months of July and August are named after two famous Roman leaders: July after Julius Caesar and August under Augustus Caesar. The days were added to their two months in their honour.
The month of July is named after Julius Caesar and the month of August is named after Augustus Caesar.
July and August have 31 days because they were both named after Roman emperors, Julius Caesar and Augustus Caesar, who wanted their months to have the same number of days as the longer months of January and February.
July and august are named after the roman rulers Julius ceaser and augustas
Ancient Rome (with July names after Julius Caesar and August after Octavian Augustus).
The summer months are; June July and August.
June, July and August
June and July
June, July, and August
Back in the BC's, Julius and Augustus, the Roman emperors, wanted months named after them. So, in their honor, we now have July (Julius) and August (Augustus)