This Day in Ancient History: pridie idus novembres

November 12, 2010November 12, 2010 / David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist / Leave a comment

pridie idus novembres

ludi Plebeii (day 9) – the Jupiterfest continues

RT @sentantiq: Cicero Learned Greek in his Old Age sententiaeantiquae.com/2017/08/23/cic… 1 hour ago
RT @ClassAssocNI: Even 4 days of tremors and the feast of Vulcan #OnThisDay in 79 did not awaken Pompeii to what was about to happen... htt… 1 hour ago
RT @GarstangMuseum: #otd in 30BC Augustus executes Caesarion, Cleopatra & Caesar's son & last Egyptian Pharaoh. Garstang found this bust of… 1 hour ago
RT @ClassAssocNI: #OnThisDay in 20BC, Augustus holds the Ludi Volcanalici to mark the return of the standards lost at Carrhae in 53BC https… 1 hour ago
RT @ClassAssocNI: Octavian also had Marcus Antonius Antyllus, Antony's eldest son by 3rd wife Fulvia, executed #OnThisDay in 30BC https://t… 1 hour ago
RT @ClassAssocNI: Because "too many Caesars is not good," reputedly #OnThisDay in 30BC, Octavian had Caesarion executed https://t.co/Oh2NWz… 1 hour ago
RT @fasticongress: CALL.01.11.2017: Lyric and the Sacred - #spetses #Greece #callforpapers fasticongressuum.com/single-post/20… 1 hour ago
RT @GroovyHistorian: An Etruscan musician, fresco from the Tomb of the Triclinium, near Tarquinii, c. 470 BC... #history https://t.co/vod2b… 1 hour ago
RT @ancient_tokens: another vexilla, with Victory on this bronze #token @AshmoleanMuseum #numismatics https://t.co/gjgz5mulcw 1 hour ago
RT @YMT_YorkRomans: #EborFestival2017! #Roman plaque, perhaps for a charioteer, reads "Lord Victor, may you have a lucky win!" Fnd York Rai… 1 hour ago
RT @ASCSAthens: From 1949: Three column bases of the large Roman Building east of the Stoa, and a long run of its floor visible in the face… 1 hour ago
RT @ASCSAthens: Black figure Siana cup. View of the interior. Tondo with warrior running to left. Dated to about 560 BC. https://t.co/zN3XZ… 1 hour ago
RT @carolemadge: After a bit of trial and error... https://t.co/T8VdLRkF4a 1 hour ago
RT @EllieMackin: Booking now open! @womeninclassics Bullying and Harassment in the UK Classical workplace workshop: wcc-uk.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2017/08/14/boo… 1 hour ago
RT @joannapaul: There’s a few weeks left to register for our @OU_Classics MA! Visit our dept blog to hear from a recent graduate https://t.… 1 hour ago
RT @romanhistory1: Today 79AD Mount Vesuvius begins stirring, on feast day of Vulcan, Roman god of fire (goes on to destroy Pompeii) https:… 1 hour ago
RT @MakDigHist: Time to stop avoiding grammar rules theguardian.com/education/2012… 1 hour ago
RT @VeraCausa9: Head of Hades w/ closed eyes-terracotta w/ traces of original blue/red polychromy-Greek-400-300 BC-Archaeological Museum of… 1 hour ago
RT @Zito__77: Ancient Greek Gold Stater with Artemis Wears Earring + Necklace Quiver over shoulder Epiros Mint 278-276BC #AncientGreece… 1 hour ago
RT @FXMC1957: 23 August 30 BC. Octavian ordered the execution of Caesarion (aged 17), the only child of Caesar and Cleopatra. https://t.co/… 1 hour ago

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This Day in Ancient History: pridie idus novembres

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