The late Roman Hemerologia: a re-examination in the light of recent discoveries- Ilaria Bultrighini

The name Hemerologia identifies a set of comparative calendar tables preserved in early medieval Greek manuscripts which comprise the Julian calendar and a number of local calendars of the provinces and cities of the eastern half of the Roman Empire. I present some preliminary results of my on-going research, which consists in a re-assessment of the information provided by the manuscripts by taking into account newly discovered epigraphic and documentary evidence since the only edition of this work, published over a century ago.