Jain vs Tempora Romae

This is a Jain Tithi Panchang for Vikram Samvat 2070 (English years 2013-14). The calendar provides Tithis and significant events throughout the year as perceived by Digambar Jains. The Aatham & Chaudas are marked distinctly in green. The accurate sunrise & sunset timings of several locations in India can be ascertained. You may add your personalized notes on any day for those specialized reminders and events. Later on, you may search any of these events easily. This application is developed for Vitragvani - An initiative by "Shantilal Shah Parivar, Mumbai"

What day is it in the Roman calendar? Tempora Romae shows you. See today's date as the Romans wrote it, with Kalendae, Nonae, and Idus. Browse a full monthly calendar in authentic Roman format, complete with day names in Latin. The app uses your location to calculate temporal hours: the variable length hours the Romans actually used, divided equally between sunrise and sunset. Watch them tick on a sundial visualisation. Free features: • Roman date with Kalendae, Nonae, and Idus • Monthly calendar view • Latin day names • Home screen and lock screen widgets • Apple Watch app and date complication • Roman holidays and festivals • Day classification (dies fasti, nefasti, comitiales) • Nundinae (market day cycle) Tempora Romae Pro (one time purchase): • Temporal hours with sundial • 16 civil day periods, from Media Nox to Concubia Nox • Military night watches (Vigiliae) of the Roman legions • Roman wind rose with classical wind names • A.U.C. year (Ab Urbe Condita, from the founding of Rome) • Julian calendar mode • Day starts at sunrise option • Additional widgets and watch complications No accounts. No tracking. No ads. Just Rome.