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Annales maximi

Roman governmental records
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  • chronology
    / Sources used by Roman historians

    …frequently referred to is the Annales maximi, a collection made about 130 bc of the annual notices displayed on a white board by the pontifices and containing notes of food prices, eclipses, etc. Dionysius of Halicarnassus implied that they gave a date for the foundation of the city but was…

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    …frequently referred to is the Annales maximi, a collection made about 130 bc of the annual notices displayed on a white board by the pontifices and containing notes of food prices, eclipses, etc. Dionysius of Halicarnassus implied that they gave a date for the foundation of the city but was…

    Read More