41. There is, in any case, another explanation for the abandonment of writing the " Fasti ". 42. The " Fasti Triumphales " records that Marcius Rutilus celebrated his triumph over the Privernates on 1 June. 43. The Fasti Triumphales record only one triumph, by Cassius ( possibly over the Sabines although the inscription is unclear ). 44. In addition, two triumphs and an ovation against the Hernici are recorded in the " Fasti Triumphales ". 45. According to the " Fasti Triumphales ", the date of the triumph was 13 September, 585 BC. 46. The cause of the collapse was linked to the " Roman fasti " required by the Fascist architecture of the period. 47. The Fasti show that both men were the son and grandson of Lucius, and the two were well acquainted with one another. 48. However, " Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicani " gives the probable date as 14 June 1108, nevertheless citing Eadmer as evidence. 49. The " Fasti Antiates maiores " consist of two fragments of the thirteen month calendar and the List of Roman Consuls. 50. Later " Fasti " contain a transmission error, which is why they provide the incorrect dates of 4 10 April.
