Caesar\'s Calendar. Ancient Time and the Beginnings of History (Sather Classical Lectures)

Horace, Carmina (continued)
4.7.23 – 24 214
4.9.25 – 28 84
4.11.14 – 16 279n97
4.14.3 – 4 185
4.14.34 – 38 159
Epodes
2207–8
2.59 208
2.67 – 70 207 – 8
16 132 – 33, 260n8
16.1 132

Justin
Epitome
6.6.5 232n17
41.1.1 240n128
42.5.10 – 12 240n127
44.5.8 240n127

Livy
Pref. 4 101
Pref. 6 78–79
Pref. 6–7 87
Pref. 7 87, 248n108
1.1.1 82
1.4.2 87
1.7.3 – 14 252n149
1.41.1 – 2 289n55
2.1.7 104
3.33.1 141
4.7.1 141
5.30.1 – 3 256n196
5.49.7 258n206
5.51–54 101
5.51.6 257n204
5.54.5 101, 141
6.1.1 257n201
6.1.2 102
6.1.3 102
6.35.10 190
9.17–19 4
10.23.12 91

21.63.2 265n73

25.24.11 – 13 234n49

30.30 – 31 235n67

37.4.4 294n118

39.44.10 275n37

39.50.10 231n6

44.37.8 294n118

Livy

Periochae

47 288n34

Lucan

5.398 – 99 290n62

6.817 – 18 238n103

7.440 – 41 170

7.441 16

9.961 – 99 165

Lucretius

1.459 – 63 83, 220n21

1.464 – 77 83

1.469 – 72 247n86

5.14 260n7

5.17 260n7

5.324 – 29 83 – 84

5.1436–39 116

5.1440 – 45 116

5.1446–47 84

5.1448–49 116

Macrobius

Saturnalia

1.12.16 287n20

1.14.7 281n115

1.14.8 – 9 280n105

1.14.11 280n106

1.15.17 279n97

Marmor Parium

FGrH 239

1 246n65

3 246n65

366. Index Locorum