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Roman (Kalends)

Counted toward Kalends, Nones & Ides · AUC year

Rome counted days backward toward three fixed points each month — the Kalends (1st), Nones, and Ides — and numbered years from the founding of the City (ab urbe condita), 753 BCE by Varro’s reckoning.

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