De Verrii Flacci Et Cornelii Labeonis Fastorum Libris ...

De Verrii Flacci et Cornelii Labeonis Fastorum Libris is a Latin work that deals with the Roman calendar and festivals, written in the 5th century CE by Verrius Flaccus and Cornelius Labeo. Theodor Litt's edition of the work is a seminal scholarly work that offers insights into the study of Roman history, culture, and religion. It is an essential read for classicists, historians, and scholars of ancient literature.
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