Salvete, Omnes,
I am pleased to announce that a new website for the Nova Britannia (New
England) Provincia has just been created! It can be found in the "Provincia"
section of the Collis Capitolinus pages of the Nova Roma website.
The actual URL of the site is:
<A HREF="<a href="http://venus.beseen.com/boardroom/g/51339/" target="_top" >http://venus.beseen.com/boardroom/g/51339/</a>> </A>h<A
HREF="<a href="http://members.aol.com/NovaRomaNH/">ttp://members.aol.com/NovaRomaNH/</A" target="_top" >http://members.aol.com/NovaRomaNH/">ttp://members.aol.com/NovaRomaNH/</A</a>
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The site is as finished as it can be for the present. There is a section for
each Regio in the Nova Britannia province, as well as a message board and
events calendar. There is also info on the Religio Romana and something on
Roman Reenacting.
In the (hopefully near) future more specific info will be available for each
individual Regio as new Citizens come on board, etc.
Oh, I'm still new at this website stuff, so if anyone sees any obvious
errors, please be kind enough to Email me directly so that I can make
changes. Thanks!
Valete,
Marcus Cassius Julianus
Proconsul
Nova Britannia Provincia
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From: Josi d'En--------ag o <a href="/post/novaroma?prote--------=045064192003185091033082" >jde@--------</a>
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Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999 9:17 AM
Subject: ARCHPORT: ROMA: (Fwd) Conference Announcement and Call for Papers
>Date: Tue, 9 Nov 1999 17:54:11 -0500 (EST)
>From: Mike Dimaio <a href="/post/novaroma?prote--------=029064020213158132112218141036129208" >mdimaio@--------</a>
>To: <a h--------"/post/nova--------?p--------ctID=194233014237127194170218109036129208" >------------------------</a>
>Subject: ROMA: (Fwd) Conference Announcement and Call for Papers
>Sender: <a href="/post/novaroma?prote--------=165143234056127146218149072140172241094098234046209130" >owner-romar--------...</a>
>Reply-To: Mike Dimaio <a href="/post/novaroma?prote--------=029064020213158132112218141036129208" >mdimaio@--------</a>
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>Please submit abstracts, and pass along the word to colleagues you know
>who might be interested. Thanks.
>
>> "Ancient Studies -- New Technology: The World Wide Web and
>> Scholarly Research, Communication, and Publication in Ancient,
>> Byzantine, and Medieval Studies"
>>
>>Dates: December 8-10, 2000
>>
>>Location: Salve Regina University, Newport, RI
>>
>> Conveners:
>> Michael DiMaio, Salve Regina University
>> Ralph Mathisen, University of South Carolina
>> Thomas Martin, College of the Holy Cross
>>
>>Prospectus:
>>
>>Classical, Medieval, and Byzantine scholars have long relied on academic
>>symposia and printed media to disseminate the fruits of their research.
>>In the last two decades, the Internet and the World Wide Web have made
>>new forms of publication possible. Electronic journals have been founded,
>>such as the Bryn Mawr Classical Review. Academic websites, including De
>>Imperatoribus Romanis, Perseus, Diotima, ORB, Lacus Curtius, the Stoa,
>>and the Medieval Sourcebook, provide wide audiences with primary
>>materials,
>>scholarly studies, and access to other resources. Search engines like
>>Argos have been developed to help navigate the rapidly multiplying
>>opportunities of this new medium.
>>
>>On the other hand, the Internet has not yet established itself altogether
>>successfully as a medium of scholarly communication, because systems for
>>validating and endorsing the material published --peer review-- have
>>lagged behind delivery. This conference will address how this deficiency
>>can be remedied. Participants are invited to discuss how best future web
>>sites may be developed in the fields of Classical, Medieval, and
>>Byzantine studies, how existing web sites may be validated by peer
>>review, how electronic publications may recognize and adopt appropriate
>>standards, how electronic resources may integrate vertically to address
>>specialist and non-specialist audiences simultaneously, and how the many
>>facilities and resources of the Internet may become known to the
>>audiences which can benefit from them.
>>
>>Interested participants should please send a 500-word abstract of the
>>presentation they propose, to Ralph Mathisen, <a href="/post/novaroma?protectID=241200246139050213240218184036129208" >N330009@--------</a>, no
>>later
>>than April 1, 2000. Individual presentations at the conference will be
>>limited to twenty minutes. Text will be made available on the Web in
>>advance of the conference. The conveners will also entertain suggestions
>>for roundtables and panel discussions: please send queries to the address
>>above, as soon as possible.
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>Prof. Doutor Jose d'Encarnacao
>Instituto de Arqueologia
>Palacio de Sub-Ripas
>P-3000-395 COIMBRA.
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Salvete Omnes
The Senate has successfully completed some of its voting! These first two items are dealing with governor appointments. Here they are as listed:
Item 1: Lucia Maria Fimbria as governor of SW US Province, term to last
until Dec. 31, 2000: With 9 senators voting, 8 yes, 1 no. Item is
passed.
Item 2: Gaius Iunius Germanus as governor of NW US Province, term to
last until Dec. 31, 2000: With 9 senators voting, 8 yes, 1 abstain. Item
is passed.
Pending before the Senate is the establishment of the Province of Pannonia and its first Governor and we are dealing with budget that Praetor Audens presented before the Senate.
Congratulations to Lucia Maria Fimbria and Gaius Iunius Germanus!
L. Cornelius Sulla
Consul
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