Philipp Eduard Huschke's book offers an in-depth look at the Roman calendar and the festivals and holidays celebrated during the ancient Roman year. He explores the ways in which the calendar reflected the religious and cultural beliefs of Roman society, and the impact of these traditions on the development of Western civilization.

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