The topic of the Annales Maximi has been given special attention by historians until today.
Apart from varied interpretations, these books are usually considered under the perspective of the
writing of history and Roman memory related issues. This paper addresses the problem of Annales
Maximi with respect to Roman religion in an attempt to understand its role in the process of constructing
religious knowledge and systematization at the urbs in the 3rd to 1st centuries BC.
