Transcript SHAVING - University of Melbourne

ROMAN YEARS
a.u.c. 1: Foundation of Rome (traditional date 753 BC)
a.u.c. 2762: This year (AD 2009)
ROMAN MONTHS
(January) named after Janus, god of gates)
(February) named after festival of Februa)
March
month of Mars, god of war, first month, start of
year, start of Spring, start of military season
April
?opening ?Aphrodite
May
month of goddess Maia, goddess of Spring
June
month of Juno, wife of Jupiter
July
Quintilis, 5th month, renamed by Julius Caesar
August
Sextilis, 6th month, renamed by Augustus
September 7th month
October
8th month
November 9th month
December 10th month
ROMAN DAYS
Latin
Dies Saturni (Day of Saturn)
Dies Solis (Day of the Sun)
Dies Lunae (Day of the Moon)
Dies Martis (Day of Mars)
Dies Mercurii (Day of Mercury)
Dies Jovis (Day of Jupiter)
Dies Veneris (Day of Venus)
Italian
English
Sabato
Domenica
Lunedì
Martedì
Mercoledì
Giovedì
Venerdì
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday (Day of Tiw)
Wednesday (Day of Woden)
Thursday (Day of Thor)
Friday (Day of Freya)
THE DATE
Kalends: First day of the month
Nones:
5th day of month (in most months)
7th day of month (in March, May, July, October)
Ides:
13th of month (in most months)
15th day of month (in March, May, July, October)
Tuesday, 24th August AD 79: dies Martis a.d. IX Kal. Sept. DCCCXXXII a.u.c.
Wednesday October 7th 2009: dies Mercurii Non. Oct. MMDCCLXII a.u.c.
SUMMER
WINTER
1st hour:
4.27 a.m.
7.33 a.m.
2nd hour:
5.42 a.m.
8.17 a.m.
3rd hour:
6.58 a.m.
9.02 a.m.
4th hour:
8.13 a.m.
9.46 a.m.
5th hour:
9.29 a.m.
10.31 a.m.
6th hour:
10.44 a.m.
11.15 a.m.
7th hour:
12.00 midday
12.00 midday
8th hour:
1.15 p.m.
12.44 p.m.
9th hour:
2.31 p.m.
1.29 p.m.
10th hour:
3.46 p.m.
2.13 p.m.
11th hour:
5.02 p.m.
2.58 p.m.
12th hour:
6.17 p.m.
3.42 p.m.
Sunset:
7.33 p.m.
4.27 p.m.
THE FIRST HOUR
Summer
Winter
4.27 - 5.42 a.m.
7.33- 8.17 a.m.
SHAVING
HAIRDRESSING
APARTMENTS
THE SECOND HOUR
Summer
5.42 - 6.58 a.m.
Winter
8.17- 9.02 a.m.
THE CLIENTS
Plan of a Pompeian house
THE ATRIUM
The impluvium
THE ATRIUM
The atrium
Imagines
THE HOUSE OF THE FAUN, ATRIUM
THE PERISTYLE
Boscoreale
FOUNTAINS
CASTELLUM AQUAE
PIPES
THE THIRD HOUR
Summer
6.58 - 8.13 a.m.
Winter
9.02 - 9.46 a.m.
THE BASILICA
THE FORUM
THE SURGEON
SURVEYORS
ARCHITECTS
AMPHITHEATR
E
VIA DELL’
ABBONDANZA
BAKERIES
BAKERIES
THE
FULLONICA
Press
MARKETING
basin
cistern
FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES
pots
vegetable garden
roots
grapevine roots
vegetable garden
THE WINE
INDUSTRY
WINE
PRODUCTION
SELLING WINE
OIL PRESSING
Oplontis kitchen
Lavatory
THE SEVENTH HOUR
Midday
FIGS (PAINTING IN THE VILLA AT OPLONTIS)
HOUSE OF
OCTAVIUS
QUARTIO
Stabiae S.Marco
THE EIGHTH HOUR
Summer
1.15 - 2.31 p.m.
Winter
12.44 - 1.29 p.m.
Menander bath
PALAESTRA
Bath heating
Bath heating
Forum baths
THE NINTH HOUR
Summer
2.31 - 3.46 p.m.
Winter
1.29 - 2.13 p.m.
THERMOPOLIA
TAVERNS
Hotel of Julia Felix, triclinium
HOUSE OF THE EPHEBE
Eating in the garden
Menander silver
Oil lamp