| Subject: |
[novaroma] ATTN: Festivity |
| From: |
"Marcos Boehme" <m_arminius@--------> |
| Date: |
Sun, 01 Apr 2001 23:43:16 -0300 |
|
Salvete, Quirites
In this month, at 19 aprilis, will be the Cerealia, a Nefastus Publicus (Public Festival) in honor to the godess Ceres, a favorite divinity of the Plebeian Order; and in 21 aprilis, will be the Parilia/Roma Conditio, anniversary of Foundation of the City.
To commemorate this important dates, we, the Aediles Plebis, issue a Festival. These festival will consist in a contest, in the ten areas defined by the Colleges of the Sodalitas Musarum, a oficial association (Sodalitas) of Nova Roma. The rules of the contest will soon be issued, after this announcement.
I invite the Augures of Nova Roma to take the auspices for the festivities, and the Pontifices to accept this as a official festivity of Nova Roma.
Perhaps in the next festival we can do more:
- participation of another Sodalitas (as the Sodalitas Munerum, with "real" gladiatorial combats; perhaps one day we can see the Tribune Fortunatus, the Defender of the Plebs, against Consul Vedius, the Champion of the Patricians, with bamboo swords, or something innofensive; truly, the fight of the century! :-) ).
- ask the Senate to give Century Points to the winners;
- virtual/internet roman games, like chariot races or gladiator fights (we need volunteers);
- adequate the type of activity accordingly with the old Republican Roman Calendar.
We ask all the citizens of Nova Roma to contribute, with suggestions and participation.
Signed
Marcus Arminius Maior
Marcus Apollonius Formosanus
Aediles Plebis
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| Subject: |
[novaroma] ATTN: Rules of the Festivity |
| From: |
"Marcos Boehme" <m_arminius@--------> |
| Date: |
Sun, 01 Apr 2001 23:44:42 -0300 |
|
Salvete Quirites !
Here are the rules for the festival contest, issued in behalf of the Coryphaeus Musarum (leader of the Sodalitas Musarum) Sextus Apollonius Draco:
RULES FOR THE CEREALIA AND ROMAE CONDITIO FESTIVAL CONTEST
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I. Each person entering the contest must be a citizen
of Nova Roma and include his or her Roman name upon submission.
II. In order to enter the contest, the contestant must
submit a work under at least one Collegium of the
Sodalitas Musarum, by sending it to its Musaeus/Musaea
and at least one of the four Aediles. These
aforementioned Collegia are:
- Collegium Clius (history):
Lucilla Cornelia Cinna (cornelialucilla@--------)
- Collegium Calliopes (epic poetry): *
Lucilla Cornelia Cinna (cornelialucilla@--------)
- Collegium Polyhymniae (religious verse):
P. Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata (lucillacornelia@--------)
- Collegium Eratus (lyric poetry):
Sextus Apollonius Draco (hendrik.meuleman@--------)
- Collegium Thaliae (comedy):
Pompeia Cornelia Strabo (scriba_forum@--------)
- Collegium Melpomenes (tragedy): *
Domna Claudia Auspicata (comptess@--------)
- Collegium Uraniae (astronomy and science):
Sextus Apollonius Draco (hendrik.meuleman@--------)
- Collegium Terpsichores (dance): **
P. Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata (lucillacornelia@--------)
- Collegium Euterpes (music): **
P. Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata (lucillacornelia@--------)
- Collegium Apollonis (plastic arts):**
Marcus Octavius Germanicus (haase@--------)
III. The Chorus Musarum shall determine the winners in
each discipline by secret marking.
IV. Should a Musaeus/Musaea participate in his or her
own discipline, he or she must abstain from rating his
or her own work in the Chorus vote.
V. All works submitted must be original and not posted
or published earlier. Plagiarised or fraud will result in
immediate expulsion of the participant from the
contest.
VI. The language of a work is free, as long as the
author knows someone who is able to translate it for
those who don't understand it.
VII. A participant may only submit one work per
Collegium, but is free to participate in multiple
disciplines.
VIII. Works will be accepted until April 15, 2754 AUC.
IX. Winners in each discipline shall be declared April
19, 2754 AUC by the Coryphaeus Musarum.
X. Of all award-winning works in all Collegia, one
will be selected by the Aediles Plebeii and the Flamen
Cerealis to receive the Cerealia Laurel, in honour of
the Godess Ceres, announced April 19 2754 AUC.
XI. Of all award-winning works in all Collegia, one
will be selected by the Aediles Curules and the
Pontifex Maximus to receive the Romae Conditio Laurel,
in honour of the Founding of the City, announced April
19 2754 AUC.
* under this Collegium, a partial work is also
accepted, but it must be at least three A4 pages long
** under this Collegium only multimedia material will
be accepted (videos, images, sounds), but may not be larger than 4 MB.
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| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] Nova Britannia |
| From: |
Prima Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata <LucillaCornelia@--------> |
| Date: |
Sun, 1 Apr 2001 22:15:12 -0700 (PDT) |
|
Salve Inaestimabile ProConsul,
I humbly request that you consider me for the position
of Cornicularis for Provincia Nova Britannia.
I have had extensive experience in positions which
have prepared me for the role of Cornicularis, namely
several Scriba positions (Scriba Militaria, Legio VI
Victrix; Scriba ad Sermonem Curatrix; Scriba Censorum)
which have given me an appreciation for the
intricacies of Provincial as well as Micronational
government, as well as a realistic perspective on the
requirements of the position.
I am an articulate, enthusiastic and devoted
spokesperson, one who enjoys functioning as a team
member in getting the job done -- and I'm not adverse
to rolling up my sleeves and getting my hands dirty.
Further, I share your vision of joint ventures with
adjacent Provincia and hope to be of service in
bringing that portion of your Plan to fruition.
Indeed, I hope to have the privilege and honor of
working toward making the vision delineated in your
Plan a reality for Nova Britannia.
It is my hope to move my household to Nova Britannia
at some point in the very near future. However, I
have no set plans as of this moment; this is a
short-term goal of mine.
I had thought to submit an application for Provincial
Religio Advisor, but deferred to the idea that Marcus
Cassius Iulianis, our Pontifex Maximus, would be your
ideal candidate.
I had also wished to apply for the position of
Provincial Aedile, as I have a deep affinity for the
responsibilities of Activities Advisor, as I believe
my activities with Legio VI Victrix in that capacity
demonstrate, as well as my collaboration with C.
Minucius Hadrianus in engineering face-to-face
meetings in Nova Britannia last month. I understand
you had wanted to fill this position with a Nova
Britannia resident; in absence of a suitable candidate
from the Provincia for this position, I humbly ask
that you consider me for this appointment. If you
deem I am unsuitable, may I humbly suggest that this
position be offered to C. Minucius Hadrianus? I can
think of no more excellent candidate for this office.
I am happy to assist you in any capacity. As regards
the preceding, I will defer to your decision in
assigning me to which office, if any, you feel I can
discharge most honorably and effectively on your
behalf and in the best interest of Provincia Nova
Britannia.
Gratias multas for your time and consideration.
Vale bene,
Lucilla
--- jmath669642reng@-------- wrote:
> Salvete, Nova Roman Citizens;
>
> I am Marcus Minucius Audens, ProConsul for the
> Provincia Nova Britannia
> (New England).
>
> Until such time as I can recieve the Provincial List
> of Citizens
> promised by the Senior Censor, I ask all citizens of
> the above provincia
> to contact me. I cannot get a complete list of
> Provincial Citizens from
> the NR Website due to limitations of my computer.
>
> I should be pleased to know the following
> information from the NB
> citizens:
>
> --E-Mail Address;
>
> --NR level of activity presently;
>
> --desired level of activity (NR and Provincial);
>
> --positions held currently or in the past;
>
> --positions desired (list of qualifications);
>
> --any activities attended (NR or Provincial);
>
> --current related activities or associations.
>
> I have so far appointed an Editor for a Newsletter
> effort, and a Legate
> for the Region of Massachusetts. I have placed with
> the Consuls my
> intended plan of action for the coming year. I have
> requested a
> Provincial List of Citizens from the Senior Censor.
> I have contacted
> the past ProConsul of this Provincia for a complete
> listing of all
> previous edicta, and provincial records. There is
> on line a new and
> updated Provincial Website. I have established a
> Provincial Newsletter
> Team whose first efforts will be due inearly April,
> and should appear in
> Eagle.
>
> I will need to build a staff of citizens to assist
> in bringing the
> Provincia up to the level of other viable Provincias
> within Nova Roma.
> For this Staff I will need a Legate in each Regio
> (state) of the
> Provincia, a Provincial Quaestor (financial
> advisor), Provincial
> Cornicularius (Adjutant), Provincial Religio Advisor
> (Chaplain),
> Provincial Commercial Advisor, and a Provincial
> Aedile (Activities
> Advisor) and two additional members for the
> Provincial Newsletter Staff
> (Reporters) .
>
> These offices as they are filled will be posted and
> dated by Provincial
> Edicta, and I pledge my written support for any
> further activities as
> you may wish to engage in, after the completion of
> one year in any of
> these above listed posts.
>
> I have fulfilled the NR Cursus Honorium and have
> enjoyed an excellent
> staff during my service as Consul, three of which
> were later
> Propraetors, and three were Senators. There is no
> limit to what you can
> do in NR except the limits that you place on
> yourselves. References
> furnished on request.
>
> Citizens applying for Staff Positons other than
> Legate / Aedile, are not
> required to be members of the Provincia Nova
> Britannia, since most of
> the work will be done on the internet. Applicants
> for any of the
> positions menioned above may expect to be called
> upon for work to be
> accomplished in a timely and concise manner and
> should have at least 10
> hours per month free for this avocation.
>
> Please contact:
>
> >>jmath669642reng@--------<<
>
> Valete, Respectfully;
>
> Marcus Minucius Audens;
>
> ProConsul -- Provincia Nova Britannica
>
> Fair Winds and Following Seas!!!
>
>
>
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>
>
=====
Prima Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata
Virgo Maxima
ICQ: 112293226 AIM: LucillaCornelia
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| Subject: |
[novaroma] ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium |
| From: |
"Matthias Stappert" <3s@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 02 Apr 2001 06:55:14 -0000 |
|
Edictum Praetoricium
de Iurisdictio Praetoris
After consultation in the Nova Roma Law Committee,
the following edictum is hereby enacted:
I. Item of this Edictum
A. This Edictum covers procedures for civil suits
at the Court of the issuing Praetor.
B. Civil suits in the sense of this Edictum have
as their object solely legal relations between
citizens of Nova Roma (contracts, torts and
other civil matters).
C. Claims against Nova Roma, Magistrates in their
official function, the Nova Roma Senate, the
Nova Roma provinces or those Sodalitates that
have been approved by the Senate are not regulated
by this edictum. Furthermore, the iurisdiction of
the Praetor does not cover claims between citizens
of Nova Roma and members of the Ordo Equester, if the
claim relates to merchant trades.
II. Entitlement to action, formal requirements,
scope of a civil suit
A. Opposing Parties
1. Each citizen of Nova Roma has the right, without
discrimination as regards status, reputation or duration
of citizenship, to seek a remedy at the Praetor´s court
as plaintiff in civil suits.
2. Plaintiff and Defendant may be represented by another
citizen (advocate). To appoint an advocate a party has
to submit a written notice to the Praetor. This notice
may be part of the statement of claim. The notice has
to relate to all hearings and procedures.
B. The written statement of claim has to be transmitted
to the Praetor directly, via e-mail or other suitable ways,
with the following formal requirements:
1. The reference line of the statement of claim has to
start with "ATTN: Claim".
2. Plaintiff, Defendant, advocates and witnesses have to
be identified with full legal roman name.
3. The statement of claim must consist of the facts of the
case, the offering of available proof, the applicable law,
supporting arguments for the application of law on the
facts of the case.
C. The plaintiff may rely on written law (lex) or legally
binding Nova Roman custom (mos) for his claim. He may sue
the defendant for the fulfillment of an obligation, for
the confirmation of a legal right against the defendant
or for the confirmation of a legal relation with the
defendant.
III. Admissibility of claim
A. The Praetor acknowledges the receipt of the claim
to the plaintiff.
B. The Praetor rules by public edict on the admissibility
of the claim, taking into account the applicable law, the
facts of the case and the proofs presented. A claim may
only be rejected for obvious lack of a judicial basis
for the claim. Formal errors may be corrected by the
plaintiff within a time limit set by the Praetor. If
this time limit is neglected or if the corrections
are insufficient, the claim may be rejected by the
Praetor due to formal errors. A rejected claim cannot
be filed again, unless substantial new evidence is
presented which is material to the claim itself.
C. If the Praetor approves the claim he forwards it
to the defendant. The defendant is then obliged to
"make an appearance". To comply with this obligation
the defendant has to transmit an answering statement
with the same formal requirements as for the plaintiff's
statement to the Praetor within two weeks after its
receipt. If the defendant so applies, the Praetor may
prolong the time limit for the transmission of the
statement.
By failing to transmit a statement within the prescribed
time limit the defendant automatically loses the case.
The Praetor will then render a judgement confirming
the claim of the plaintiff without first appointing
a Iudex.
D. The defendant may acknowledge the claim. In this
case the Praetor confirms it by a publically certified
settlement. The settlement has to be announced to the
parties and both parties then have to swear a written
oath on the settlement. The publically certified
settlement and the written oath will be entered into
a public record.
E. If the plaintiff withdraws his claim before judgement,
he or she loses the right to address the Praetor's Court
with the same case in perpetuity. If the plaintiff
presents new evidence, which is material to the claim
itself, the Praetor decides, by his discretion, if the
presented evidence are sufficient enough to approve the
claim again.
IV. The Iudex
A. If the claim is admitted, the Praetor appoints an Iudex
for the trial by edict, during a period of two weeks after
the statement of the defendant is submitted. The iudex may
decline to serve by notifying the praetor of his desire.
B. The Iudex has to be citizen of Nova Roma. He or she has
to be qualified for the task of iurisdiction by his or her
education or experience. He or she is not allowed to hold
the office of Tribunus Plebis, Aedile Curule, Aedile Plebeian,
Praetor, Consul or Censor at the time of his appointment.
He or she is further not allowed to be a member of the same
gens as one of the opposing parties. If plaintiff and
defendant agree on a certain Iudex in a common application,
the Praetor shall appoint this Iudex, even if he is a
member of the same gens as one of the opposing parties.
The appointment of the Iudex by edict is final and ends
only by resignation or with judgement about the claim.
C. The Iudex investigates the case "ex officio" and in
a unbiased way, based on the statements of the plaintiff
and the defendant.
He or she shall obtain statements from the plaintiff and
the defendant, and may obtain statements relevant to the
facts of the case from the nominated witnesses.
He or she may also inquire for and accept all legal
evidence for the trial that seems suitable for the
investigation of the case. Citizens of Nova Roma are
obliged to testify truthfully in a trial. If plaintiff
and defendant agree on a certain fact of the case, the
investigation is restricted to the controversial facts of
the case.
D. The Iudex reports to the Praetor on request about the
progress of the investigation. He or she finishes the
investigation about the facts of the case and the applicable
law by a written final report to the Praetor.
The Iudex therein makes a proposal for the judgement. If the
Praetor deems the report incomplete or inconsistent he or she
may return the final report to the Iudex and oblige him or
her to continue with the investigation or to complete the legal
opinion.
V. Judgement
A. Based on the proposal by the Iudex, the Praetor formulates
the judgement. The judgement shall be issued in written form
and shall be headed as "Judgement". It has to be announced to
all parties. The Praetor's judgment may deviate from the
judgement proposed by the Iudex, but the deviation has to be
well-reasoned in writing. The judgment and its legal reasons
have to be announced to the public. The establishment of the
facts are announced only to the opposing parties.
The judgement is incontestable.
Plaintiff and defendant are then obliged to swear a written
oath on the observance of the judgement. The written oath
will be entered into a public record.
VI. Execution of Judgements
To execute an incontestable judgement or a publicly certified
settlement, the Praetor may, on application of a party, call
on all legal expedients available to him. He may also call on
the help of all Magistrates of Nova Roma, who shall render
such assistance as they are reasonably able to do so. The
violation of an oath falls under the jusrisdiction of the
collegia of the priesthood.
VII. Other Regulations of Procedures
A. Groups of Persons
Groups of persons may act as plaintiff and defendant. The
admission of groups as plaintiff and defendant lies in the
discretion of the Praetor, by observation of the following
regulations:
1. Plaintiffs may unite in a group if they the pursue the
same case, i.e. assert the same claim or sue the defendant
for the confirmation of the same right or the same legal
relation.
2. The group shall be notified to the Praetor by separate
written statement. It may also be part of the statement of
claim.
VIII. Effective Date of this Edictum
This Edictum becomes effective immediately and will be in
effect until formal legislation, as is currently being put
together in the civil law committee, is enacted by the Comitia.
April 2nd, in the year of the Consulship of Flavius Vedius
Germanicus and Marcus Cassius Iulianus, 2754 AUC.
Caius Flavius Diocletianus
Praetor
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| Subject: |
[novaroma] Interesting World Perspective |
| From: |
=?iso-8859-1?q?Ellis-Shokatsu?= <albia3@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 08:04:09 +0100 (BST) |
|
If we could shrink the earth's population to a village of precisely 100people, with all the existing human ratios remaining the same, it wouldlook something like the following:> >There would be:57 Asians21 Europeans14 North, Central, and South Americans8 Africans> >52 would be female48 would be male> >70 would be non-white30 would be white> >70 would be non-Christian30 would be Christian> >89 would be heterosexual11 would be homosexual6 people would possess 59% of the entire world's wealth and all 6 would befrom the United States.80 would live in substandard housing70 would be unable to read50 would suffer from malnutrition1 would be near death; 1 would be near birth1 (yes, only 1) would have a college education1 would own a computer> >When one considers our world from such a compressed perspective, the needfor acceptance, understanding and education becomes glaringly apparent.> >The following is also something to ponder...If you woke up this morningwith more health than illness...you are more blessed than the one millionwho will not survive this week.> >If you have never experienced the danger of battle, the loneliness ofimprisonment, the agony of torture, or the pangs of starvation...you areahead of 500 million people in the world.> >If you can attend a church meeting without fear of harassment, arrest,torture, or death...you are more blessed than three billion people in theworld.> >If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your back, a roofoverhead and a place to sleep, you are richer than 75% of this world.If you have money in the bank, in your wallet, and spare change in a dishsomeplace...you are among the top 8% of the world's wealthy.> >If your parents are still alive and still married ... you are very rare,even in the United States and Canada.> >If you can read this message, you just received a double blessing in thatsomeone was thinking of you, and furthermore, you are more blessed than overtwo billion people in the world that cannot read at all.> >______________________________________________________________________Note: this is NOT a chain letter and the person who sends this on does NOTendorse the principle of chain letters. So, (of course:)nothing will happen to you ifyou choose to delete this message.
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| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] NOVA ROMA: Capita XII et XIII |
| From: |
"S. Apollonius Draco" <hendrik.meuleman@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 11:34:29 +0200 |
|
Salve Tite Octavi,
> > Salvete Quirites,
> >
> > Behold the new installments of the NR Mars novel (only a story, Prime
Fabi,
> > nothing to get worked up about ;-)). Comments, remarks and ideas are
> > welcome, as always. If you want to read the earlier chapters, check the
> > archives or mail me privately. Thanks to my pater, Formosanus, for
> > correcting my English mistakes.
> >
> > XII. Caelum, non animum mutant qui trans mare current
> >
>
> Salve, Sexti Apolloni.
>
> I am new to our beloved res publica, and to this list as well. I have
> not received any past installments of the novel, and would welcome a
> possibility to "catch up". Is, perchance, the novel published somewhere
> on the net, from where I and other interested newcomers might retrieve
> it? If not, I'd be honored to publish them for you.
The first four chapters are published on the website of the Sodalitas
Musarum (I forgot the URL... Oppi Flacce, could you help me out?), and the
others will be following. I shall nevertheless send you the entire story
privately :).
Vale bene!
Draco
|
| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium |
| From: |
"Quintus Sertorius" <quintus-sertorius@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 07:03:12 -0500 |
|
It is good to see these crucial steps made in our legal system, but I have
one question, what is the Nova Roma Laws Committee and how is on this
committee? I would like to join such a group.
QS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matthias Stappert" <3s@-------->
To: <novaroma@-------->
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 1:55 AM
Subject: [novaroma] ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium
Edictum Praetoricium
de Iurisdictio Praetoris
After consultation in the Nova Roma Law Committee,
the following edictum is hereby enacted:
I. Item of this Edictum
A. This Edictum covers procedures for civil suits
at the Court of the issuing Praetor.
B. Civil suits in the sense of this Edictum have
as their object solely legal relations between
citizens of Nova Roma (contracts, torts and
other civil matters).
C. Claims against Nova Roma, Magistrates in their
official function, the Nova Roma Senate, the
Nova Roma provinces or those Sodalitates that
have been approved by the Senate are not regulated
by this edictum. Furthermore, the iurisdiction of
the Praetor does not cover claims between citizens
of Nova Roma and members of the Ordo Equester, if the
claim relates to merchant trades.
II. Entitlement to action, formal requirements,
scope of a civil suit
A. Opposing Parties
1. Each citizen of Nova Roma has the right, without
discrimination as regards status, reputation or duration
of citizenship, to seek a remedy at the Praetor´s court
as plaintiff in civil suits.
2. Plaintiff and Defendant may be represented by another
citizen (advocate). To appoint an advocate a party has
to submit a written notice to the Praetor. This notice
may be part of the statement of claim. The notice has
to relate to all hearings and procedures.
B. The written statement of claim has to be transmitted
to the Praetor directly, via e-mail or other suitable ways,
with the following formal requirements:
1. The reference line of the statement of claim has to
start with "ATTN: Claim".
2. Plaintiff, Defendant, advocates and witnesses have to
be identified with full legal roman name.
3. The statement of claim must consist of the facts of the
case, the offering of available proof, the applicable law,
supporting arguments for the application of law on the
facts of the case.
C. The plaintiff may rely on written law (lex) or legally
binding Nova Roman custom (mos) for his claim. He may sue
the defendant for the fulfillment of an obligation, for
the confirmation of a legal right against the defendant
or for the confirmation of a legal relation with the
defendant.
III. Admissibility of claim
A. The Praetor acknowledges the receipt of the claim
to the plaintiff.
B. The Praetor rules by public edict on the admissibility
of the claim, taking into account the applicable law, the
facts of the case and the proofs presented. A claim may
only be rejected for obvious lack of a judicial basis
for the claim. Formal errors may be corrected by the
plaintiff within a time limit set by the Praetor. If
this time limit is neglected or if the corrections
are insufficient, the claim may be rejected by the
Praetor due to formal errors. A rejected claim cannot
be filed again, unless substantial new evidence is
presented which is material to the claim itself.
C. If the Praetor approves the claim he forwards it
to the defendant. The defendant is then obliged to
"make an appearance". To comply with this obligation
the defendant has to transmit an answering statement
with the same formal requirements as for the plaintiff's
statement to the Praetor within two weeks after its
receipt. If the defendant so applies, the Praetor may
prolong the time limit for the transmission of the
statement.
By failing to transmit a statement within the prescribed
time limit the defendant automatically loses the case.
The Praetor will then render a judgement confirming
the claim of the plaintiff without first appointing
a Iudex.
D. The defendant may acknowledge the claim. In this
case the Praetor confirms it by a publically certified
settlement. The settlement has to be announced to the
parties and both parties then have to swear a written
oath on the settlement. The publically certified
settlement and the written oath will be entered into
a public record.
E. If the plaintiff withdraws his claim before judgement,
he or she loses the right to address the Praetor's Court
with the same case in perpetuity. If the plaintiff
presents new evidence, which is material to the claim
itself, the Praetor decides, by his discretion, if the
presented evidence are sufficient enough to approve the
claim again.
IV. The Iudex
A. If the claim is admitted, the Praetor appoints an Iudex
for the trial by edict, during a period of two weeks after
the statement of the defendant is submitted. The iudex may
decline to serve by notifying the praetor of his desire.
B. The Iudex has to be citizen of Nova Roma. He or she has
to be qualified for the task of iurisdiction by his or her
education or experience. He or she is not allowed to hold
the office of Tribunus Plebis, Aedile Curule, Aedile Plebeian,
Praetor, Consul or Censor at the time of his appointment.
He or she is further not allowed to be a member of the same
gens as one of the opposing parties. If plaintiff and
defendant agree on a certain Iudex in a common application,
the Praetor shall appoint this Iudex, even if he is a
member of the same gens as one of the opposing parties.
The appointment of the Iudex by edict is final and ends
only by resignation or with judgement about the claim.
C. The Iudex investigates the case "ex officio" and in
a unbiased way, based on the statements of the plaintiff
and the defendant.
He or she shall obtain statements from the plaintiff and
the defendant, and may obtain statements relevant to the
facts of the case from the nominated witnesses.
He or she may also inquire for and accept all legal
evidence for the trial that seems suitable for the
investigation of the case. Citizens of Nova Roma are
obliged to testify truthfully in a trial. If plaintiff
and defendant agree on a certain fact of the case, the
investigation is restricted to the controversial facts of
the case.
D. The Iudex reports to the Praetor on request about the
progress of the investigation. He or she finishes the
investigation about the facts of the case and the applicable
law by a written final report to the Praetor.
The Iudex therein makes a proposal for the judgement. If the
Praetor deems the report incomplete or inconsistent he or she
may return the final report to the Iudex and oblige him or
her to continue with the investigation or to complete the legal
opinion.
V. Judgement
A. Based on the proposal by the Iudex, the Praetor formulates
the judgement. The judgement shall be issued in written form
and shall be headed as "Judgement". It has to be announced to
all parties. The Praetor's judgment may deviate from the
judgement proposed by the Iudex, but the deviation has to be
well-reasoned in writing. The judgment and its legal reasons
have to be announced to the public. The establishment of the
facts are announced only to the opposing parties.
The judgement is incontestable.
Plaintiff and defendant are then obliged to swear a written
oath on the observance of the judgement. The written oath
will be entered into a public record.
VI. Execution of Judgements
To execute an incontestable judgement or a publicly certified
settlement, the Praetor may, on application of a party, call
on all legal expedients available to him. He may also call on
the help of all Magistrates of Nova Roma, who shall render
such assistance as they are reasonably able to do so. The
violation of an oath falls under the jusrisdiction of the
collegia of the priesthood.
VII. Other Regulations of Procedures
A. Groups of Persons
Groups of persons may act as plaintiff and defendant. The
admission of groups as plaintiff and defendant lies in the
discretion of the Praetor, by observation of the following
regulations:
1. Plaintiffs may unite in a group if they the pursue the
same case, i.e. assert the same claim or sue the defendant
for the confirmation of the same right or the same legal
relation.
2. The group shall be notified to the Praetor by separate
written statement. It may also be part of the statement of
claim.
VIII. Effective Date of this Edictum
This Edictum becomes effective immediately and will be in
effect until formal legislation, as is currently being put
together in the civil law committee, is enacted by the Comitia.
April 2nd, in the year of the Consulship of Flavius Vedius
Germanicus and Marcus Cassius Iulianus, 2754 AUC.
Caius Flavius Diocletianus
Praetor
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| Subject: |
[novaroma] The civil law committee (was ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium) |
| From: |
"Flavius Vedius Germanicus" <germanicus@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 09:22:19 -0400 |
|
Salve;
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Quintus Sertorius [mailto:quintus-sertorius@--------]
> Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 08:03
>
> It is good to see these crucial steps made in our legal system, but I have
> one question, what is the Nova Roma Laws Committee and how is on this
> committee? I would like to join such a group.
The Civil Law Committee is made up of those magistrates with the
responsibility to administer the legal system, as well as selected others
(most of whom are on the committee because of their knowledge of Roman law).
The committee itself is not any sort of formal apparatus of the government
but more an unofficial "think-tank", and members of the committee are
appointed by myself. For the moment, I think we're pretty well-stocked with
members, but if you or anyone else has an extensive knowledge of Roman law
and would like to serve, please email me privately
(germanicus@--------).
The job of the committee is to come up with a coherent and comprehensive set
of civil law code and procedures, which will be presented to the comitia for
vote later this year. (Creation of just such a civil law code and procedure
was, of course, a major issue in last year's magisterial elections.) Our
good Praetor Caius Flavius Diocletianus' edictum is an initial step, and
will doubtless undergo more revision before it is finally presented to the
people for a vote (particularly with input from the broader community and as
more elements of the law code are sorted out in the committee, thus
requiring modification to make the whole thing consistent).
I hope that answers your question. If you have any other questions, please
don't hesitate to ask.
Next year in the Forum!
Vale,
Flavius Vedius Germanicus,
Consul
email: germanicus@--------
AIM: Flavius Vedius
www: http://mediatlantica.novaroma.org
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| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] The civil law committee (was ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium) |
| From: |
"Quintus Sertorius" <quintus-sertorius@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 08:09:47 -0500 |
|
Oh yes Consul, thanks for this reply. My knowledge of Roman law needs
improvement greatly! But I do have another question, if I as possible
Tribune wanted to advise with question concerning possible laws or
amendments can we submit our ideas to the committee for review?
QS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Flavius Vedius Germanicus" <germanicus@-------->
To: <novaroma@-------->
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 8:22 AM
Subject: [novaroma] The civil law committee (was ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium)
> Salve;
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Quintus Sertorius [mailto:quintus-sertorius@--------]
> > Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 08:03
> >
> > It is good to see these crucial steps made in our legal system, but I
have
> > one question, what is the Nova Roma Laws Committee and how is on this
> > committee? I would like to join such a group.
>
> The Civil Law Committee is made up of those magistrates with the
> responsibility to administer the legal system, as well as selected others
> (most of whom are on the committee because of their knowledge of Roman
law).
> The committee itself is not any sort of formal apparatus of the government
> but more an unofficial "think-tank", and members of the committee are
> appointed by myself. For the moment, I think we're pretty well-stocked
with
> members, but if you or anyone else has an extensive knowledge of Roman law
> and would like to serve, please email me privately
> (germanicus@--------).
>
> The job of the committee is to come up with a coherent and comprehensive
set
> of civil law code and procedures, which will be presented to the comitia
for
> vote later this year. (Creation of just such a civil law code and
procedure
> was, of course, a major issue in last year's magisterial elections.) Our
> good Praetor Caius Flavius Diocletianus' edictum is an initial step, and
> will doubtless undergo more revision before it is finally presented to the
> people for a vote (particularly with input from the broader community and
as
> more elements of the law code are sorted out in the committee, thus
> requiring modification to make the whole thing consistent).
>
> I hope that answers your question. If you have any other questions, please
> don't hesitate to ask.
>
> Next year in the Forum!
>
> Vale,
>
> Flavius Vedius Germanicus,
> Consul
>
> email: germanicus@--------
> AIM: Flavius Vedius
> www: http://mediatlantica.novaroma.org
>
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
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| Subject: |
RE: [novaroma] The civil law committee (was ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium) |
| From: |
"Flavius Vedius Germanicus" <germanicus@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 09:49:45 -0400 |
|
Salve;
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Quintus Sertorius [mailto:quintus-sertorius@--------]
> Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 09:10
>
> Oh yes Consul, thanks for this reply. My knowledge of Roman law needs
> improvement greatly! But I do have another question, if I as possible
> Tribune wanted to advise with question concerning possible laws or
> amendments can we submit our ideas to the committee for review?
Certainly if you are elected to the office of Tribune, you will be brought
onto the committee's email list (even though the Tribunes don't currently
have the Constitutional mandate to administer the law, that's an oversight
which will hopefully be corrected when the Comitia Centuriata is called
later this year). And naturally anyone, at any time, is more than welcome to
send ideas along, either to me privately or here on the main list.
Next year in the Forum!
Vale,
Flavius Vedius Germanicus,
Consul
email: germanicus@--------
AIM: Flavius Vedius
www: http://mediatlantica.novaroma.org
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| Subject: |
RE: [novaroma] NOVA ROMA: Capita XII et XIII |
| From: |
"Oppius Flaccus Severus" <oppiusflaccus@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 07:53:14 -0700 |
|
Salvete Quirites;
As a reminder, many of the works previously published in the Musarum
are available at http://musarum.konoko.net. It is not as of yet a completely
comprehensive venue, but is moving in that direction.
This link will change once more when the site moves to its permanent home
in its own subdomain. Meanwhile, please feel free to use the link above.
Bene valete,
-Oppius
-----Original Message-----
From: S. Apollonius Draco [mailto:hendrik.meuleman@--------]
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 2:34 AM
To: novaroma@--------
Subject: Re: [novaroma] NOVA ROMA: Capita XII et XIII
Salve Tite Octavi,
> > Salvete Quirites,
> >
> > Behold the new installments of the NR Mars novel (only a story, Prime
Fabi,
> > nothing to get worked up about ;-)). Comments, remarks and ideas are
> > welcome, as always. If you want to read the earlier chapters, check the
> > archives or mail me privately. Thanks to my pater, Formosanus, for
> > correcting my English mistakes.
> >
> > XII. Caelum, non animum mutant qui trans mare current
> >
>
> Salve, Sexti Apolloni.
>
> I am new to our beloved res publica, and to this list as well. I have
> not received any past installments of the novel, and would welcome a
> possibility to "catch up". Is, perchance, the novel published somewhere
> on the net, from where I and other interested newcomers might retrieve
> it? If not, I'd be honored to publish them for you.
The first four chapters are published on the website of the Sodalitas
Musarum (I forgot the URL... Oppi Flacce, could you help me out?), and the
others will be following. I shall nevertheless send you the entire story
privately :).
Vale bene!
Draco
|
| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] The civil law committee (was ATTN: Edictum Praetoricium) |
| From: |
Caius Flavius Diocletianus <3s@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 02 Apr 2001 21:11:46 +0200 |
|
Salvete,
> The job of the committee is to come up with a coherent and comprehensive set
> of civil law code and procedures, which will be presented to the comitia for
> vote later this year. (Creation of just such a civil law code and procedure
> was, of course, a major issue in last year's magisterial elections.)
The civil law system is one of the most important projects in NR. It
requires a huge amount of work, and of very "dry" and sometimes boring
judicial work. The quite virtual nature of our nation makes the work not
easier. Indeed, we want to grow into a real macronation, that´s our
vision, but today we need a sufficient civil code, suitable and
managable for online-communities.
Since contracts have a quite macronational nature, the more important
area of interest are the torts. What are torts in NR? What are
sufficient compensations for torts? And where are the boundaries between
compensation for torts and penalties for crimes? These are only a few
questions from many.
Our honoured Consul started an ambitious project. I´m looking forward to
it´s further development.
> Our
> good Praetor Caius Flavius Diocletianus' edictum is an initial step, and
> will doubtless undergo more revision before it is finally presented to the
> people for a vote (particularly with input from the broader community and as
> more elements of the law code are sorted out in the committee, thus
> requiring modification to make the whole thing consistent).
An initial step necessary, the first step in the right direction. I´m
aware that we don´t have basic legal definitions for torts and the legal
relationships in contracts, but we have a quite crude, but basic common
practice in some relationships between citizens. Slander e.g. is a tort
which could be negotiated on a Praetors court. Today the admission of
the claim is in the discretion of the Praetor, in future there might be
a written law about this.
Modifications are necessary, I´m sure. But this is necessary for all
written law. And I´m sure when we have a civil code, we need more than
one modifications for it.
>From today, we have civil procedures, we have a starting point and a
first component (as a prototype, of course) for our civil law system.
This defines the importance of the edictum.
Valete
Caius Flavius Diocletianus
Praetor, Senator
|
| Subject: |
[novaroma] Re: Nova Britannia |
| From: |
"Adrian Gunn" <shinjikun@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 02 Apr 2001 20:51:08 -0000 |
|
Salve,
As Legatus of Massachusetts, and a fellow member of Legio VI Victrix,
I would like to give my endorsement to Prima Lucilla Cornelia
Fortunata for the positions of Cornicularis and Aedile of Nova
Britannia. She is one fo the brightest, most motivated citizens I've
had the the pleasure to know, and I am certian she would execute both
offices with the utmost of skill and dedication.
Vale Respectfully,
C. Minucius Hadrianus
Legatus of Massachusetts
Pilus Prior Secunda Cohors
Legio VI Victrix
--- In novaroma@--------, Prima Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata
<LucillaCornelia@--------> wrote:
> Salve Inaestimabile ProConsul,
>
> I humbly request that you consider me for the position
> of Cornicularis for Provincia Nova Britannia.
>
> I have had extensive experience in positions which
> have prepared me for the role of Cornicularis, namely
> several Scriba positions (Scriba Militaria, Legio VI
> Victrix; Scriba ad Sermonem Curatrix; Scriba Censorum)
> which have given me an appreciation for the
> intricacies of Provincial as well as Micronational
> government, as well as a realistic perspective on the
> requirements of the position.
>
> I am an articulate, enthusiastic and devoted
> spokesperson, one who enjoys functioning as a team
> member in getting the job done -- and I'm not adverse
> to rolling up my sleeves and getting my hands dirty.
> Further, I share your vision of joint ventures with
> adjacent Provincia and hope to be of service in
> bringing that portion of your Plan to fruition.
> Indeed, I hope to have the privilege and honor of
> working toward making the vision delineated in your
> Plan a reality for Nova Britannia.
>
> It is my hope to move my household to Nova Britannia
> at some point in the very near future. However, I
> have no set plans as of this moment; this is a
> short-term goal of mine.
>
> I had thought to submit an application for Provincial
> Religio Advisor, but deferred to the idea that Marcus
> Cassius Iulianis, our Pontifex Maximus, would be your
> ideal candidate.
>
> I had also wished to apply for the position of
> Provincial Aedile, as I have a deep affinity for the
> responsibilities of Activities Advisor, as I believe
> my activities with Legio VI Victrix in that capacity
> demonstrate, as well as my collaboration with C.
> Minucius Hadrianus in engineering face-to-face
> meetings in Nova Britannia last month. I understand
> you had wanted to fill this position with a Nova
> Britannia resident; in absence of a suitable candidate
> from the Provincia for this position, I humbly ask
> that you consider me for this appointment. If you
> deem I am unsuitable, may I humbly suggest that this
> position be offered to C. Minucius Hadrianus? I can
> think of no more excellent candidate for this office.
>
> I am happy to assist you in any capacity. As regards
> the preceding, I will defer to your decision in
> assigning me to which office, if any, you feel I can
> discharge most honorably and effectively on your
> behalf and in the best interest of Provincia Nova
> Britannia.
>
> Gratias multas for your time and consideration.
>
> Vale bene,
> Lucilla
>
>
> --- jmath669642reng@-------- --------e:
> > Salvete, Nova Roman Citizens;
> >
> > I am Marcus Minucius Audens, ProConsul for the
> > Provincia Nova Britannia
> > (New England).
> >
> > Until such time as I can recieve the Provincial List
> > of Citizens
> > promised by the Senior Censor, I ask all citizens of
> > the above provincia
> > to contact me. I cannot get a complete list of
> > Provincial Citizens from
> > the NR Website due to limitations of my computer.
> >
> > I should be pleased to know the following
> > information from the NB
> > citizens:
> >
> > --E-Mail Address;
> >
> > --NR level of activity presently;
> >
> > --desired level of activity (NR and Provincial);
> >
> > --positions held currently or in the past;
> >
> > --positions desired (list of qualifications);
> >
> > --any activities attended (NR or Provincial);
> >
> > --current related activities or associations.
> >
> > I have so far appointed an Editor for a Newsletter
> > effort, and a Legate
> > for the Region of Massachusetts. I have placed with
> > the Consuls my
> > intended plan of action for the coming year. I have
> > requested a
> > Provincial List of Citizens from the Senior Censor.
> > I have contacted
> > the past ProConsul of this Provincia for a complete
> > listing of all
> > previous edicta, and provincial records. There is
> > on line a new and
> > updated Provincial Website. I have established a
> > Provincial Newsletter
> > Team whose first efforts will be due inearly April,
> > and should appear in
> > Eagle.
> >
> > I will need to build a staff of citizens to assist
> > in bringing the
> > Provincia up to the level of other viable Provincias
> > within Nova Roma.
> > For this Staff I will need a Legate in each Regio
> > (state) of the
> > Provincia, a Provincial Quaestor (financial
> > advisor), Provincial
> > Cornicularius (Adjutant), Provincial Religio Advisor
> > (Chaplain),
> > Provincial Commercial Advisor, and a Provincial
> > Aedile (Activities
> > Advisor) and two additional members for the
> > Provincial Newsletter Staff
> > (Reporters) .
> >
> > These offices as they are filled will be posted and
> > dated by Provincial
> > Edicta, and I pledge my written support for any
> > further activities as
> > you may wish to engage in, after the completion of
> > one year in any of
> > these above listed posts.
> >
> > I have fulfilled the NR Cursus Honorium and have
> > enjoyed an excellent
> > staff during my service as Consul, three of which
> > were later
> > Propraetors, and three were Senators. There is no
> > limit to what you can
> > do in NR except the limits that you place on
> > yourselves. References
> > furnished on request.
> >
> > Citizens applying for Staff Positons other than
> > Legate / Aedile, are not
> > required to be members of the Provincia Nova
> > Britannia, since most of
> > the work will be done on the internet. Applicants
> > for any of the
> > positions menioned above may expect to be called
> > upon for work to be
> > accomplished in a timely and concise manner and
> > should have at least 10
> > hours per month free for this avocation.
> >
> > Please contact:
> >
> > >>jmath669642reng@--------<<
> >
> > Valete, Respectfully;
> >
> > Marcus Minucius Audens;
> >
> > ProConsul -- Provincia Nova Britannica
> >
> > Fair Winds and Following Seas!!!
> >
> >
> >
> http://community.webtv.net/jmath669642reng/NovaRomaMilitary
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> Prima Lucilla Cornelia Fortunata
> Virgo Maxima
>
> ICQ: 112293226 AIM: LucillaCornelia
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> ___________________________________
>
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| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] Tidying up the Constitution |
| From: |
Christer Edling <tjalens.h@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 23:22:39 +0200 |
|
>Salvete;
>
>Over the course of the last few months, it's become apparent that there are
>a few things in the Constitution that could stand to be changed. Some of
>these have come up here or in the Senate before, and a couple are new. I
>thought I'd throw out some ideas and see if anyone had anything they wanted
>to add. A vote on such things won't be happening any time soon, but I wanted
>to at least get the idea in peoples' minds.
>
>First, changes to the Constitution are made by the Comitia Centuriata and
>then ratified by a 2/3 vote in the Senate. Since calling the Comitia
>Centuriata is a bit more involved than the Comitia Populi, it's something I
>would really not want to do more than once mid-term. I am thinking about
>doing so around August; so we've got plenty of time to consider.
>
>There are four things I think should be changed in our current Constitution:
>
>1) Change the Citizenship section to allow for children to be Citizens (with
>some limitations on voting and holding office, naturally). This was
>discussed at length in January or February, and everybody seemed to think it
>was a good idea. Sometime in the coming months, I'll put together some
>specifics. This is far and away the most radical change, and I think we can
>all agree it'll be a good thing.
>
>2) Change the provinces and governors section to make it more flexible. Back
>when the Constitution was being written (or re-written) it seemed a good
>idea to have some hard-and-fast rules for provinces, governors' titles, what
>sorts of staff the governors could appoint, etc. But in practice, especially
>now that we're getting to the point where a lot of real-world activity is
>taking place and local chapters are being formed, both the Senate and the
>governors need more flexibility. Basically, there would still be such
>standards, but they'd be put in place by Senatus Consultum. The Senate could
>consider different titles for governors (depending on the circumstances),
>and could enable governors to appoint assistants other than legati. Once
>again, I'll come up with some specifics later on.
>
>3) Clean up the gens section. This is more in the realm of a "housekeeping"
>item I noticed while looking something up recently. It currently states "The
>paterfamilias may, at his or her discretion, expel members of their gens, or
>accept new members into it." which could be construed as saying a
>paterfamilias could bring people into their gens against their will! I would
>just want to clean it up to make it clear that they could accept _willing_
>people into their gens.
>
>4) Clean up the Tribunis Plebis section. This, too, is more of a
>"housekeeping" item. The Tribunes need to be given the power to administer
>the law and to appoint scribes. This was an oversight; now that we're in the
>process of putting together the civil law code, it needs to be rectified.
>
>As I said, there's no rush on any of this; I just wanted to give you all
>some indicator of what I was contemplating, and possibly to get some input
>from you all.
>
>Valete,
>
>Flavius Vedius Germanicus,
>Consul
Salvete Illustrus Senator et Consul Flavius Vedius Germanicus et Omnes!
I have had a very busy period, so my comments about these issues are a bit
behind the time schedule, but I will only comment shortly.
>1) Change the Citizenship section to allow for children to be Citizens
I find this absolutely OK!
>2) Change the provinces and governors section to make it more flexible.
I really appreciate this. I have thought about this section and I think
this wil free some energy. Very Good!
>3) Clean up the gens section.
OK!
>4) Clean up the Tribunis Plebis section.
I look forward to this I think that the last discussion about the Comitia
Plebis Tributa and the proposed laws in the middle of January have to
produce some constructive result! Good!
I have to admit that this is the area that interests me the most. The
legislation about constitutional things, I will try to find time to be more
active in this area the future!
Vale
Christer Edling
alias
Caeso Fabius Quintilianus
Quaestor of Nova Roma
Accensus to Consul Marcus Cassius Julianus
cives Provincia Thule
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and not an offical opinion of Nova Roma
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| Subject: |
Re: [novaroma] Invalid Voter Codes cont. |
| From: |
Andrea Gladia Kyrinia <andrea_gladia@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 14:49:46 -0700 (PDT) |
|
Salvete!
--- "A. Cato" <a.cato@--------> wrote:
> Salvete Omnes: Below are listed a further three Tracking Numbers that
> represent invalid voter codes. I urge those citizens who have these
> Tracking Numbers to try to vote again, and if there is a continuing
> problem to contact either the Censores or Rogatores.
> Vale: ... Appius Tullius Marcellus Cato, ... civis Novae Romae et
> Rogator
> Tracking Numbers: # 4070, # 4073, # 4078
I don't know about anyone else here, but I don't usually save my
tracking number and wouldn't think to. Maybe we should think about
people filling out their email address on the voting page so the
tracking number could be sent there, or something along those lines?
Just a thought.
Valete,
=====
Andrea Gladia Kyrinia
Apollinis Templi Sacerdos
Materfamilias of Gladia
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| Subject: |
FW: [novaroma] Invalid Voter Codes |
| From: |
"Mark A Bird" <mark_a_bird@--------> |
| Date: |
Tue, 3 Apr 2001 08:59:09 +1000 |
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark A Bird
Sent: Monday, 2 April 2001 9:11 Am
To: 'novaroma@--------'
Subject: RE: [novaroma] Invalid Voter Codes
Salvete
How can I vote - do I have to be a citezan for a certain time as I have
only just been accepted (about a month ago) - do I vote ???
-----Original Message-----
From: A. Cato [mailto:a.cato@--------]
Sent: Sunday, 1 April 2001 11:36 Am
To: novaroma@--------
Subject: [novaroma] Invalid Voter Codes
Salvete Omnes: This is a list of invalid voter codes. Those citizens
whose tracking numbers are listed here are advised to try to vote again.
If there are any further problems, please contact the Censores or
Rogatores.
Vale, ... Appius Tullius Marcellus Cato, ... Rogator
Tracking Number
# 4015
4018
4021
4024
4027
4063
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[novaroma] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Amtseid_des_Legaten_f=FCr_Raetia_und_Noricum?= |
| From: |
"Maximianus Flavius Herculius" <t.odysse@--------> |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 22:58:43 +0200 |
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Equidem M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) ius iurandum iuro
Novam Romam venerari atque res semper memor populi
senatusque Nova Romarum agere.
Legatus Raetiae et Norici, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) ius iurandum
iuro deos deasque Romanorum honori ducere in publicis atque virtutes Romanas
sequi in vita privataque publica.
Equidem M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) ius iurandum iuro institutaque leges
Nova Romana servare atque defendere.
Equidem M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) deinde in officia atque munera legati
Raetiae et Norici pro viribus exsequor.
Bona fide cives Nova Romanus deisque adsentibus atque iuvantibus et populo Nova Romano
praesente equidem M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas wagner) accipio officium legati Raetiae et
Norici postate omnibusque beneficiis atque muneribus.
A. d. IV Non.Apr. Flavio Vedio Germanico M. Cassio Iuliano consulibus 2754 auc.
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Ich, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), gelobe hiermit feierlich, Nova Roma in Ehren zu halten und
stets im besten Interesse von Volk und Senat von Nova Roma zu handeln.
Als Legatus Raetiae und Norici gelobe ich M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), die Götter und Göttinnen
Roms in meinen öffentlichen Handlungen zu ehren und römische Tugenden im privaten Leben ebenso zu
befolgen wie im öffentlichen.
Ich, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) gelobe hiermit feierlich, die Religio Romana als Staatsreligion von
Nova Roma zu ehren und zu verteidigen und niemals in einer Weise zu handeln, die ihren Status als
Staatsreligion gefährden könnte.
Ich, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) gelobe, die Verfassung von Nova Roma zu schützen und zu verteidigen.
Ich, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), gelobe ferner die Pflichten und den Verantwortungsbereich des Amtes des
Legaten nach besten Kräften zu erfüllen.
Bei meiner Ehre als cives Nova Romanus und in gegenwart der Götter und Göttinnen von Rom und mit ihrer Gnade und
in Gegenwart des römischen Volkes nehme ich M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) das Amt des Legatus Raetiae et Norici
an und alle Rechte, Privilegien, Verpflichtungen und Verantwortlichkeiten die damit verbunden sind.
Am 02. April des Konsuljahres von Flavius Vedius Germanicus und Cassius Julianus, 2754 AUC.
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I, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), do hereby solemnly swear to uphold the honor of Nova Roma and to
act always in the best interests of the people and the Senate of Nova Roma.
As a magistrate of Nova Roma, I M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), swear to honor the Gods ans Godesses of Rome in
my public dealings and to pursue the Roman virtues in public and private life.
I, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), swear to uphold and defend the Religio Romana as the State Religion of Nova Roma and
swear never to act in a way that would threatem its status as the State Religion.
I, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner) swear to protect and defend the Constitution of Nova Roma.
I, M. Flavius Herculius (Thomas Wagner), further swear to fulfill the obligations and responsibilities of the office of
Legatus Raetiae and Norici to the best of my abilities.
On my honor as a Citizen of Nova Roma and in the presence of the Gods and Goddesses of the Roman people and by their
will and favor do accept the position of Legatus Raetiae et Norici and all the rights, privileges, ogligations and responsibilities
attendant thereto.
April 2, in the year of the Consulship of Flavius Vedius Germanicus, M. Cassius Julianus, 2754 AUC.
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| Subject: |
[novaroma] RE Cista |
| From: |
QFabiusMax@-------- |
| Date: |
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 19:38:05 EDT |
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The cista page is down. Any idea when it will be back up?
Valete
Q Fabius Maximus
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