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(4) Rómulo : Liv.,I, 16,4 ; Dion.,II, 56,4. TuloHostílio: Liv.,I, 31,8 ; Dion.,III, 35,
Prisco
2. Tarquinio : Liv.,I, 40 ; Dion.,III, 73. ServioTulio: Lrv.,I, 48 ; Dion.,IV,39.
(5) Cf.H. Lasten САН , VII (Cambridge, 1964),p. 372; E. Gjerstad, EarlyRome ,V
(Lund,1973),p. 197; Idem,Innenpolitische undmilitärischeOrganisation infrührömischer
ZeitenANRW, I/l (1972),p. 153ss.; R. Thomsen, KingServius Tullius, p. 30.
(6) J.Ch.Meyer, Pre-Republican Rome, p. 120.Igualmente A. Alföldien Lesorigines
dela République romaine (Genève, 1966),p. 37 ; R.A. Laroche,Early Roman Chronology:
itsSchematic Nature en С. Deroux,Studies in LatinLiteratureandRomanHistory ; III
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(Bruxelles,
II
de la figura
(59) Sobreel desarrollo de Numaenépocarepublicana J.Heurgon, Roma
y elMediterráneo L'idéederoyauté
p. 153ss.; P. M. Martin,
occidental, , I, p. 247s.
à Rome
E. M. Hooker,TheSignificance
(60) Véansesobreestascuestiones ofNumas Religious
ReformsenNumen 10(1963),p. 87-132; L. R.Ménager, Lescollèges lestribus
sacerdotaux,
etlaformation deRome
primordiale enMEFR88 (1976),p. 456ss.; J.MariInez-Pinna, Los
delejército
orígenes romano(Madrid, 1981),p. 234ss.,ysobretodomiartículoLa reforma
deNumay laformación deRomaen Gerión 3 (1985),p. 97-124.
(90) Rómulo ; Ovid.,Fast, I, 27 ; III, 99 ; 119; Gell., Noct.At, III, 16,16; Serv.,Ad
Georg., I, 43 ; Cens.,Die nat, 20,2-3; Solin.,I, 35-36; Macr.,Sat I, 12; Plut.,Num.,
18,2 ; QRom., 19; Lm, Mens., I, 16.Además sabemos porCensorino ( Dienat,20,2) que
el año decamensual contabacon los votosfavorables de Varrón,FulvioNobilior, Junio
Gracano y Suetonio. Sobreel calendario de Numa: Lrv.,I, 19,6 ; Cíe.,Leg.,II, 12,29 ;
Ovid.,Fast,I, 43 ; Solin.,I, 37 ; Macr.,Sat, I, 13.
(91) Cf.P. M. Martin,L'idéederoyauté à Rome, I, p. 79.
(92) En Cens.,Dienat,20,4.
(93) Recientemente sobreestascuestiones H. Hauben,SomeObservations ontheEarly
RomanCalendar en AncSoc11-12(1980-81),p. 241-255;A. W. J. Holleman,Zur
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Pre-Julian Calendar en LCM 9 (1984),p. 6-7; P. Brind' Amour, Le calendrier romain
(Ottawa, 1983).
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Vesiècleavant J.-Cen BAGB,1973,p. 213s; M. Meslin,L'homme romain (Paris,1978),
p. 69ss.; P. M. Martin,L'idéederoyauté à Rome, I, p. 79s.
Universidad de Madrid
Complutense JorgeMartínez-Pinna.