TABLE OF CALENDAR EQUIVALENTS

A.U.C.*           B.C.         B.C.               A.U.C.
------------------------------------------------------
000               753             753           000
025           728                 750       003
050       703                     725   028
075   678         700               053
100               653             675           078
125           628                 650       103
150       603                     625   128
175   578         600               153
200               553             575           178
225           528                 550       203
250       503                     525   228
275   478         500               253
300               453             475           278
325           428                 450       303
350       303                     425   328
375   378         400               353
400               353             375           378
425           328                 350       403
450       303                     325   428
475   278         300               453
500               253             275           478
525           228                 250       503
550       203                     225   528
575   178         200               553
600               153             175           578
625           128                 150       603
650       103                     125   628
675   078         100               653
700               053             075           678
725           028                 050       703
750       003                     025   728
753   000         000               753

A.  U. C. — Ab Urbe Condita (from the founding of the City of Rome)

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