Sexta

Even 'Sexta' in Spanish and Latin means the 6th hour, which's the time for rest.

The Times of India 2009

Even 'Sexta' in Spanish and Latin means the 6th hour, which's the time for rest.

The Times of India 2009

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As far back as the first century B.C., the Romans divided their days into separate periods for activities, prayers, meals, and a midday rest, which they named the “Sexta” because it took place six hours after dawn, at noon.

Be Excellent at Anything Tony Schwartz 2010

As far back as the first century B.C., the Romans divided their days into separate periods for activities, prayers, meals, and a midday rest, which they named the “Sexta” because it took place six hours after dawn, at noon.

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As far back as the first century B.C., the Romans divided their days into separate periods for activities, prayers, meals, and a midday rest, which they named the “Sexta” because it took place six hours after dawn, at noon.

Be Excellent at Anything Tony Schwartz 2010

Also gaining fame were groups made up solely of women, such as Susan and Fran (1972); the Shokolad Menta Mastik trio (1972 – 1978); Sexta (1978 – 1983); Ha-Makhshefot (1992 – 1997) and others.

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