Roman Calendar from Numa to Constantine

Discover the intricate history of the Roman calendar with "Roman Calendar from Numa to Constantine" by Jörg Rüpke, published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd. This enlightening hardback edition, spanning 240 pages, offers a comprehensive examination of how the Julian calendar, established during Caesar's reign, laid the foundation for the calendar we use today.

Rüpke delves into the various reforms and transformations that have shaped this essential tool for timekeeping, highlighting its unique features, from month names to day counts that endure in modern society. This book is a perfect blend of history, religion, and social customs, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in understanding the origins and evolution of one of humanity's most significant achievements.

Expand your knowledge of historical calendars and the cultural influences that forged them with this insightful read.