- were
found at
Amiternum (now San Vittorino) in
Sabine territory.
Fasti Antiates Maiores (84–55 BC), from the
colonia of Antium, is the
earliest Roman calendar...
- The
latter can be seen on the sole
extant pre-Julian calendar, the
Fasti Antiates Maiores.
There are
historical examples of
other subtractive forms: IIIXX...
- The
Fasti Antiates Maiores is a
painted wall-calendar from the late
Roman Republic, the
oldest archaeologically attested local Roman calendar and the only...
- The
reconstructed Fasti Antiates,
giving the
nundinal days to the left of its day list...
- A
reproduction of the
Fasti Antiates Maiores, a
painted wall-calendar from the late
Roman Republic...
- As said in the beginning, for a long time
Antium was the
capital of the
Antiates Volsci, on the
Thyrrenian coast. In 493 BC - the same year that, according...
-
Topographical Dictionary, p. 244. Ovid,
Fasti 6.191–192 and the
Fasti Antiates (Degr****i 463), as
cited by Richardson, New
Topographical Dictionary, p...
- The
Fasti Antiates Maiores, a pre-Julian
calendar in a
reconstructed drawing...
- 8, 3.
Monumentum Ancyranum IV 6. Livy
XXVII 37, 7 Livy XL 52, 1.
Fasti Antiates apud NS 1921 p. 121.
Iulius Obsequens 14. S. Ball
Platner & T.
Ashby A...
- (mercury),
printed Florence, 1663),
written under the
pseudonym of
Timauro Antiate. In it, he
claimed the Tuscan – and thus Medicean –
priority in the correct...