The Roman goddess connected with the calendar and the passage of time is Febris, significant for her association with purification and the seasonal cycles. However, the more prominent connection to time can also be seen in Saturn, the god of agriculture and harvest, whose festival occurred in December, marking the end of the year and the return of daylight. These figures embody the essence of time's cyclical nature and highlight the importance of agricultural rhythms in Roman life and society, embodying both chaos and renewal.