The paper presents some new information on the Cupra Maritima’s calendar fragments and reflects on the places where the two epigraphic documents regulating the measurement of time were publicly displayed: the Fasti (the time of urban life) and the Fasti consulares (the time of history). The hypothesis of a joint display of the two documents, in obedience to a precise political will of adherence to the central power, is fully confirmed.
Calendari e spazio civico: caratteri e significati dell'esposizione pubblica dei Fasti. Il caso marchigiano
Antolini, S
2025-01-01
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The paper presents some new information on the Cupra Maritima’s calendar fragments and reflects on the places where the two epigraphic documents regulating the measurement of time were publicly displayed: the Fasti (the time of urban life) and the Fasti consulares (the time of history). The hypothesis of a joint display of the two documents, in obedience to a precise political will of adherence to the central power, is fully confirmed.File in questo prodotto:
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