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This Day in Ancient History: ante diem v kalendas apriles

March 28, 2013 ~ David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist ~ Leave a comment
ante diem v kalendas apriles

  • 37 A.D. — arrival of Gaius (Caligula) in Rome
  • 193 A.D. — murder of the emperor Pertinax; recognition of Didius Julianus as Augustus
  • 364 A.D. — elevation of Valens to the rank of Augustus

… in the early Church, this was one of the days claimed as the day of Jesus’ birth …

This Day in Ancient History: ante diem vi kalendas apriles

March 27, 2013 ~ David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist ~ Leave a comment
ante diem vi kalendas apriles

  • 47 B.C. — Gaius Julius Caesar is victorious in Alexandria
  • 47 B.C. — Ptolemy XIII drowns while trying to cross the Nile (related to the foregoing event?)

This Day in Ancient History: ante diem vii kalendas apriles

March 26, 2013 ~ David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist ~ Leave a comment
ante diem vii kalendas apriles

  • 1546 — death of Thomas Elyot (compiler of the first major (?) Latin-English dictionary)
  • 1859 — birth of A.E. Housman

This Day in Ancient History: ante diem xii kalendas apriles

March 22, 2013 ~ David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist ~ Leave a comment
ante diem xii kalendas apriles

  • Festival of Mars continues (day 21)
  • Quinquatrus continues (day 3) — originally a one-day festival with rites in honour of Minerva, by Ovid’s day it had been increased to five days, with the last four involving gladiatorial bouts

ThisDay in Ancient History: ante diem xii kalendas apriles

March 21, 2013 ~ David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist ~ Leave a comment
ante diem xii kalendas apriles

  • Festival of Mars continues (day 21)
  • Quinquatrus continues (day 3) — originally a one-day festival with rites in honour of Minerva, by Ovid’s day it had been increased to five days, with the last four involving gladiatorial bouts
  • 1766 — death of Richard Dawes (Classical scholar)

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