- Aricia.
Cambridge University Press. p. 134. ISBN 978-0-521-85158-9. Ovid,
Fastus 2, v. 572. Knox,
Peter E. (2006).
Oxford Readings in Ovid. OUP Oxford. p...
- days. The
Romans marked each day of such
calendars with the letters: F (
fastus, "permissible") on days when it was
legal to
initiate action in the courts...
- C., EN.,
stood for
fastus, nefastus,
nefastus in some
unexplained sense,
fastus priore,
quando rex (sacrorum)
comitiavit fastus,
comitialis and intercisus...
- Empire, the
religious status days were
marked by
letters such as F (for
fastus), and N (for nefastus, when
political activities and the administration...
-
Facundinus Facundus Fadus ****us
Falco Falconillus Falx Fama
Familiaris Fastidius Fastus Farus Fatalis Faustillus Faustini****
Faustinus Faustus Faventinus Favoni****...
-
makes an
enemy of the
Emperor and his son
Fastus.
Protecting Dilecta, the
daughter of Dion Splendidus, from
Fastus he
makes a
friend out of
Maximus Praeclarus...
- La
pronuncia del
friulano standard: proposte, problemi, prospettive, Ce
Fastu? L****VI, vol. 1 (2010), p. 7–34.
Paolo Roseano.
Suddivisione dialettale...
- (Ides). Some days are
marked with the
letters F, N or C. F is
short for
fastus dies ("allowed days", when it was
legal to
initiate action in the courts...
- 1881)
Ampedus collaris (Say, 1825)
Ampedus cordifer (LeConte, 1859)
Ampedus fastus (LeConte, 1884)
Ampedus forticornis (Schwarz, 1900)
Ampedus francolinus...
-
ancient Rome. They were of
senatorial rank, and
Lucius Sariolenus Naevius Fastus obtained the
consulship in the time of
Antoninus Pius. The
nomen Sariolenus...
