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[Notes taken from Macrobius's Saturnalia, Book 1.3, 12-15] | [Notes taken from Macrobius's Saturnalia, Book 1.3, 12-15] | ||
Roman Days | |||
Festivals [are] days dedicated [to the gods] | |||
Working days men may manage | |||
things public and private | |||
Revision as of 20:08, 10 November 2019
Day To Athenians it is sunset to sunset To Babylonians it is sunrise to sunrise To Umbrians it is noon to noon To Romans it is midnight to midnight
Macrobius
The first time of the day is midnight's turning
2 The cock-crow 3 Deep Silence 4 Day Glow when day begins 5 Morning when day is bright 6 Noon 7 Setting 8 Final Period last time of light 9 Vespera 10 First Torchlight 11 Bed Time 12 Night Without Time [Dead of Night]
[Notes taken from Macrobius's Saturnalia, Book 1.3, 12-15]
Roman Days
Festivals [are] days dedicated [to the gods] Working days men may manage things public and private