February

February, the second month of the year, was added along with January by Numa to the end of the original Roman year of 10 months; derived its name from a festival offered annually on the 15th day to Februus, an ancient Italian god of the nether world; was assigned its present position in the calendar by Julius Cæsar, who also introduced the intercalary day for leap-year.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Feasts, Jewish, of Dedication * Fécamp
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Faustulus
Favart, Charles Simon
Favonius
Favre, Jules Claude Gabriel
Fawcett, Henry
Fawkes, Guy
Fay, Andreas
Fayal
Fayyum
Feasts, Jewish, of Dedication
February
Fécamp
Fechner, Gustav Theodor
Fechter, Charles Albert
Feciales
Federal Government
Federalist
Federation, The Champs-de-Mars
Fehmgericht
Feith
Félicité, St.

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February in Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase & Fable

Links here from Chalmers

Aagard, Christian
Abercromby, Sir Ralph
Abernethy, John
Adrichomius, Christian
Aguirre, Joseph Saenz De
Aiton, William
Aldrich, Henry
Alexander, William
Alpini, Prospero
Amelot De La Houssaye, Nicholas
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