ante diem iii nonas sextilis
- supplicia canum — a ritual which was the ‘fallout’ from the story of the geese saving Rome from the Gauls; as punishment to the ‘watchdogs’ who didn’t bark, every year the Romans would crucify a dog
- 8 A.D. — victory of the future emperor Tiberius at Illyricum
- 178 A.D. — the emperor Marcus Aurelius and Commodus depart on their second campaign against the Germans
- 1761 — death of Johann Matthias Gesner
rogueclassicism 
cliqueing on the linque to “geese saving Rome from the Gauls” one is confronted with the following: http://www.hipaa-iq.com/
The which is inoffensive, but very odd.
… looks like someone didn’t renew their domain …