SPECIMEN OF A ROMAN CALENDAR

Taken from the _Fasti Praenestini_, which were composed between 4 and

10 A.D.

The letters of the first column show the eight days of the Roman

_nundinae_, which are repeated for the successive nundinal periods; the

second column gives the number of days before the Calends, Nones, or

Ides as the case may be; in the third column the character of the day

is indicated by C = _comitialis_, F = _fastus_, N and NP = _nefastus_,

and the oldest festivals are given: VIN = _Vinalia_, ROB = _Robigalia_,

etc.; the small capitals give the festivals added within the historical

period and sundry other notices.

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