Note 659 — MENSIS IUNIUS.
Reading edition
Festus, 229, s. v. Proversum fulgor: ‘Quod diurna Iovis, nocturna Summani fulgura habentur.’ (Cp. Pliny, N. H. 2. 52.) An interesting inscription (C. I. L. vi. 206) runs, ‘Summanium fulgus conditum,’ i. e. ‘a bolt which fell before dawn was buried here.’