OMISSIONS FROM FASTI

The following festivals/anniversaries of the Julio-Augustan calendar are omitted from Ovid’s Fasti (see Syme 1978: 23ff.; H-B 1994: 215ff.).

January 7

Augustus’ first assumption of imperium in 43 BC (RG 1.2–3, recorded in Fasti Praenestini, Feriale Cumanum).

January 8

Dedication of Ara Iustitiae Augustae (‘Altar of Augustan Justice’) in AD 13 (recorded in Fasti Praenestini).

January 11

Closing of temple of Janus in 29 BC (RG 13, recorded in Fasti Praenestini).

January 17

Marriage of Augustus and Livia in 38 BC (recorded in Fasti Verulani). Dedication of Ara Numinis Augusti (‘Altar of Augustan Divinity’) in AD 9(?) (recorded in Fasti Praenestini).

January

Movable feast of Compitalia.

March 17

Julius Caesar’s victory at Munda in 45 BC (recorded in Fasti Caeretani and Farnesiani).

March 27

Julius Caesar’s victory at Alexandria in 47 BC (recorded in Fasti Caeretani, Maffeiani and Verulani).

April 21

Announcement of Julius Caesar’s victory at Munda marked by commemorative shows (Dio Cassius 43.42.3; 45.64).

April

Movable feast of Feriae Latinae in honour of Jupiter Latiaris, god of the Latin League.

May/June

Movable feast of the Dea Dia of the Arval Brethren, to which Augustus belonged (RG 7.3).

June 1

Ludi Saeculares of 17 BC (RG 22.4).

June 26

Adoption of Tiberius by Augustus in AD 4 (recorded in Fasti Amiternini).