This Day in Ancient History:

pridie kalendas sextiles

¶ 30 B.C. ~ Battle of Alexandria … initial success by Antony, but eventually Octavian prevails

¶ 1556 — death of Ignatius of Loyola

This Day in Ancient History: ante diem iii kalendas sextilias

ante diem iii kalendas sextilias

ludi Victoriae Caesaris (day 11)
after 101 B.C. — dedication of the Temple to “The Fortune of this Day” (Fortuna Huiusce Diei) and subsequent rites thereafter; presumably this is one of the temples vowed prior to the Battle of Vercellae
69 A.D. — destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem (Av 9)

ante diem iv kalendas sextilias

ludi Victoriae Caesaris (day 10)
67 A.D./C.E. — fighting in Jerusalem between pro-surrender-to-the-Romans groups and their counterparts; the former set fire to some food supplies which apparently contributed to the fall of the city three years later (!) (need to track this one down)
ca. 260 — martyrdom of Lucilla and companions