User talk:Groundfloormusic

This page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_calendar#Nundinal_cycle seems to contain a typo in the section on the nundial cycle. At present it reads:

Nundinal cycle
The Roman Republic, like the Etruscans, used a "market week" of eight days, marked as A to H in the calendar. The market cycle is known as the "nundinal cycle". Since the length of the year was not a multiple of 8 days, the letter for the market day (known as a "nundinal letter") changed every year. For example, if the letter for market days in some year was A and the year was 355 days long, then the letter for the next year would be F.

355 days long? I think this should be 365 days instead.