2. ROMAN YEARS a.u.c. 1: Foundation of Rome (traditional date 753 BC) a.u.c. 2762: This year (AD 2009)

3. 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 November9th month December 10th month

4. ROMAN DAYS LatinItalianEnglish Dies Saturni (Day of Saturn) SabatoSaturday Dies Solis (Day of the Sun)DomenicaSunday Dies Lunae (Day of the Moon)LunedìMonday Dies Martis (Day of Mars)Martedì Tuesday (Day of Tiw) Dies Mercurii (Day of Mercury)MercoledìWednesday (Day of Woden) Dies Jovis (Day of Jupiter)Giovedì Thursday (Day of Thor) Dies Veneris (Day of Venus)VenerdìFriday (Day of Freya)

5. 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.

6. SUMMERWINTER 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 midday12.00 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.

7. THE FIRST HOUR SummerWinter 4.27 - 5.42 a.m.7.33- 8.17 a.m.

8. SHAVING

9. HAIRDRESSING

10. APARTMENTS

11. THE SECOND HOUR Summer Winter 5.42 - 6.58 a.m. 8.17- 9.02 a.m.

12. THE CLIENTS

13. Plan of a Pompeian house

14. THE ATRIUM

15. The impluvium

16. THE ATRIUM

17. The atrium

18. Imagines

19. THE HOUSE OF THE FAUN, ATRIUM

20. THE PERISTYLE

21. Boscoreale

22. FOUNTAINS

23. CASTELLUM AQUAE

24. PIPES

26. THE THIRD HOUR SummerWinter 6.58 - 8.13 a.m.9.02 - 9.46 a.m.

27. THE BASILICA

28. THE FORUM

29. THE SURGEON

30. SURVEYORS

31. ARCHITECTS

32. AMPHITHEATR E

33. VIA DELL’ ABBONDANZA

34. BAKERIES

36. THE FULLONICA Painting showing a fullonica, House of the Tragic PoetPainting showing a fullonica, House of the Tragic Poet

37. Press

38. MARKETING

39. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES vegetable garden grapevine roots roots pots basin cistern

40. THE WINE INDUSTRY

41. WINE PRODUCTION

42. SELLING WINE

43. OIL PRESSING

44. Oplontis kitchen

45. Lavatory

46. THE SEVENTH HOUR Midday

47. FIGS (PAINTING IN THE VILLA AT OPLONTIS)

48. HOUSE OF OCTAVIUS QUARTIO

49. Stabiae S.Marco

50. THE EIGHTH HOUR SummerWinter 1.15 - 2.31 p.m.12.44 - 1.29 p.m.

51. Menander bath

52. PALAESTRA

53. Bath heating

55. Forum baths

57. THE NINTH HOUR SummerWinter 2.31 - 3.46 p.m.1.29 - 2.13 p.m.

58. THERMOPOLIA

60. TAVERNS

61. Hotel of Julia Felix, triclinium

63. HOUSE OF THE EPHEBE

64. Eating in the garden

65. Menander silver

67. Oil lamp