Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Palladius' Reflections on the past Five Years
From:	"deciusiunius <bcatfd@together.net>" <bcatfd@together.net>
Date:	Sun, 02 Mar 2003 00:02:00 -0000

--- In Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com, Marcus Octavius Germanicus
<haase@c...> wrote:
> Salve Senator Corneli,

Salve M. Octavi, L. Corneli et omnes,


> > It has been an amazing journey and I think it would be very
>interesting if our Censors could post the names of the individuals
>who have been in Nova Roma since the beginning.
>
> Here are those who joined in or before March 1998 (alphabetically):
>
> Assidui:
> Irene Afrania Lentula | MD | US
> Patricia Cassia | ME | US
> Marcus Cassius Julianus | ME | US
> Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix | CA | US
> Lucius Equitius Cincinnatus Augur | MD | US
> Decius Iunius Palladius Invictus | VT | US
> Gaius Marius Merullus | NH | US
> Gnaeus Marius Asiaticus | TX | US
> Marcus Octavius Germanicus | IL | US
>
> Capite Censi:
> Numerius Cordius Paulus | KY | US
> Tertia Libertania Regina | NM | US
> Honoria Lucia | AZ | US
> Julius Machius | SP | BR
> Agrippina Maria Glauca | MA | US
> Secundia Maria Athenia | MA | US
> Octavia Messalina Poppaea | TX | US
> Iunius Niger Montis | CA | US
> Medillina Nonia Naissa | PA | US
> Secundia Olivaria Raina | NM | US
> Sextus Magius Ignigena | TN | US


Thank you Sulla for making the request and thank you Octavius for
putting up this list. It brings back a lot of memories and reminds me
of how far we have come.

Cassius is the more appropriate person on this day of all days to
reflect on these past years, but as he is in Roma, I thought I would
look back a little to those days that led to the creation of Nova
Roma. It may help some of our newer citizens to appreciate what a
precious thing Nova Roma is and what a difference it has made in so
many lives. This is one man's look back at those days...

"Nova Roma is an eternal dream made reality, a dream which has its
dark moments but whose brightness outshines any temporary darkness. "
March 13, 2002


Nova Roma was to be a dream made reality. The primary purpose behind
its creation was, and is, a sacred mission. It was to be a means to
breathe life back into the Religio Romana. Before Nova Roma there
were a few little handfuls of Roman pagans, sprinkled about like
seeds each trying to take root. Each of us knew of a few others, who
in turn knew of a few others. It was a sparsely connected network
with no sense of community. My situation was, I believe, typical.
Though I knew a fair number of Hellenes (the only other classical
pagans I was in contact with), I only knew three other Roman pagans:
Marcus Cassius Iulianus, Agrippina Maria Glauca and Gaius Iulius
Iulius Iulianus. The latter (who went by that name in everyday life)
put out a newsletter for a tiny organization based in the U.S. called
the Sodalicum Romanum (loosely connected with the Italian MTR), that
strived to link the few known Roman pagans. We prayed and studied and
sacrificed—alone--and wondered if we were the only people in the
world who believed as we did. It was a lonely time to be a Roman.

Two among us, Marcus Cassius and Flavius Vedius Germanicus (who I did
not yet know) saw the possibilities offered by the Internet to create
a community of Romans throughout the world. They had a vision, which
they began piecing together piece by piece over the course of a few
years, putting it aside for awhile and then returning to the project
as time permitted. I knew nothing of it until about the summer of
1997, about 8 months before the Founding. Cassius, whom I had known
since 1995 (online) wrote me and mentioned that a Roman pagan
organization was in the works. He asked me to review and make changes
to what were to be some of the Founding Documents. I was curious and
hopeful about the project. I made my revisions, we discussed the
project in general terms (he didn't want to release specific
information until the right moment) and then I didn't hear from
Cassius for 6 months!

Just over a month before the official Founding, Cassius wrote me out
of the blue with the news that "A new Roman Pagan nation is being
formed!" He gave me the details, the web address it was going to have
and he asked me to join to help for the final preparations before
Nova Roma would be announced to the public. I remember being in awe
by the vision of the project, by the desire to reverse, in a small
way, the tide of history. I wanted to be a part of it and joined,
immediately diving in to read, and reread and make changes to
documents and brainstorm ideas with Cassius and Vedius Germanicus.
Today new citizens come to a Nova Roma with 1800 citizens--albeit 300-
400 active--from around the world, an active Macellum, face to face
meetings, a nearly fully staffed and functional governmental and
religious structure and often complain nothing has been done. Nothing
could be further from the truth. I remember when Nova Roma was a
lofty dream and five people: Cassius, Vedius, me, Quintus Caecilius
Metellus and Patricia Cassia (joined just before the Founding by a
friend of mine, Agrippina Maria Glauca). We wondered what future this
project would have, what kind of numbers would join us or even if
this was a foolish venture. Imagine that moment for the handful of
known Roman pagans when this project came into being. No longer were
we alone, for now we had a community. Little did we know how many
more like us there were out there to soon be added to our ranks. Not
just pagans, but those of other faiths who desired to see Roma
reborn.

Today, as we celebrate our fifth birthday it behooves us to look back
to see how far we have come. There is much yet to be done, but do not
forget how much has been done already. The establishment of the state
governmental and religious structures has made the Religio Romana
possible and therefore a success of Nova Roma, no matter what heights
we reach from here. And make no mistake, there are heights yet to be
reached by Nova Roma.

Valete,

Decius Iunius Palladius Invictus,
Senator, Praetor

Subject:	[Nova-Roma] 5th Anniversary
From:	"Livia Cornelia Hibernia <lindaw@san.rr.com>" <lindaw@san.rr.com>
Date:	Sun, 02 Mar 2003 02:51:09 -0000

Salvete Omnes,

Congratulations to all on the fifth anniversary of the founding of
Nova Roma.

Valete,

Livia Cornelia Hibernia

Subject:	[Nova-Roma] 5th Anniversary of Nova Roma
From:	"a_cato2002 <a.cato@sympatico.ca>" <a.cato@sympatico.ca>
Date:	Sun, 02 Mar 2003 05:45:16 -0000

Salvete Omnes: I am very pleased, as we all are, to see Nova
Roma reach the five year mark. From a very small beginning we have
come a long way. We have come through good times and bad, smooth
roads and rocky. But that is only to be expected with an
organization that is growing.
There are many people to give thanks to. Too many to name, but
I will try a few. Marcus Cassius Julianus and Flavius Vedius
Germanicus, the latter named sadly no longer with us. Marcus
Octavius Germanicus, and Lucius Cornelius Sulla, and Decius Iunius
Palladius Invictus. I would also like to thank Decius Iunius for his
beautiful discussion of Nova Roma's beginnings. Very well done.
There are many, many more that have certainly contributed much
over the years, and I hope they forgive me for not naming them all.
Sincere thanks to them also for all they have done.
In July 1998, I was fortunate to discover Nova Roma, and
received my citizenship on Aug. 1, 1998. I consider it an honor to
belong to such an organization as Nova Roma.
May our Gods and Goddesses continue to watch over and bless
Nova Roma and Her citizens, now, and into the future.

Bene valete, Appius Tullius Cato
Senator
Propraetor, Provincia Canada Orientalis

Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Palladius' Reflections on the past Five Years
From:	"Diana Moravia Aventina" <diana@pandora.be>
Date:	Sun, 2 Mar 2003 13:15:00 +0100

Salvete!

< Thank you Sulla for making the request and thank you Octavius for
< putting up this list. It brings back a lot of memories and reminds me
< of how far we have come.

I agree Palladius! It also brought back pleasant memories for me, since I
was around in the 'old days' of 1999. If my memory serves me, I think that
you Palladius were Consul when I joined, with Q Fabius as Consul in 2000,
who I remember voting for in my first election here.
I left NR after a year, intending on it being for a few months to get a few
personal things in order. I always peeked in on the website and was glad to
see NR flourishing. But time flew as it always does and when I returned to
after nearly 2 years, I was so happy to see that certain people that I had
been very fond of were still very active (Sulla, Octavius, Pompeia,
Palladius, Graecus, Patricia Cassia and Marcus Cassius to name a few off the
top of my head). I felt like a long lost daughter returning home.

So my thanks to all of you who have been here for 5 years to make Nova Roma
the fine organization that it is today! I don't think I am alone in feeling
that my association with Nova Roma and her citizens has made my life a
richer place!

Valete,
Diana Moravia Aventina




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Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Pompeii lecture at Worcester Art Museum
From:	lanius117@aol.com
Date:	Sun, 2 Mar 2003 07:39:45 EST

Salvete cives,

Well, living in New England I should have trusted in the old adage that says,
"If you don't like the weather, wait a minute." It now appears the storm
that was supposed to bring 4-8 inches of precipitation did not materialize,
so right now attending the Pompeii lecture at the Worcester Art Museum is
definitely on again. If you are still interested, plan to meet me at the
Salisbury Street entrance at 1:30 pm. Directions can be found at

www.worcesterart.org/directions.html.

If the weather changes significantly again before I leave I will post.

Valete,

Gaius Lanius Falco


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Subject:	Re: [Nova-Roma] Palladius' Reflections on the past Five Years
From:	Caius Minucius Scaevola <ben@callahans.org>
Date:	Sat, 1 Mar 2003 22:58:07 -0500

Salve, Decius Iunius Palladius Invictus -

On Sun, Mar 02, 2003 at 12:02:00AM -0000, deciusiunius <bcatfd@together.net> wrote:

> Today new citizens come to a Nova Roma with 1800 citizens--albeit 300-
> 400 active--from around the world, an active Macellum, face to face
> meetings, a nearly fully staffed and functional governmental and
> religious structure and often complain nothing has been done. Nothing
> could be further from the truth. I remember when Nova Roma was a
> lofty dream and five people: Cassius, Vedius, me, Quintus Caecilius
> Metellus and Patricia Cassia (joined just before the Founding by a
> friend of mine, Agrippina Maria Glauca). We wondered what future this
> project would have, what kind of numbers would join us or even if
> this was a foolish venture. Imagine that moment for the handful of
> known Roman pagans when this project came into being. No longer were
> we alone, for now we had a community. Little did we know how many
> more like us there were out there to soon be added to our ranks. Not
> just pagans, but those of other faiths who desired to see Roma
> reborn.

Thank you for posting this. It's a wonderful reminder of just far Nova
Roma has come, a history of the past that paves a way for a great
future.


Vale,
Caius Minucius Scaevola
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Dum inter homines sumus, colamus humanitatem.
As long as we are among humans, let us be humane.
-- Seneca, "De ira"

Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Latin terms
From:	jmath669642reng@webtv.net
Date:	Sun, 2 Mar 2003 13:22:45 -0500 (EST)

Citizens of Nova Roma;

I have a project centered in the Militarium which requires a Latin
translation or translations. I would appreciate very much the efforts
of those of your who have some of the Latin to translate the following
phrases for me. The phrase which best suits the purpose will be the one
that I choose. This project is in recognition of a rather significant
achievement on the part of one of our citizens, and so if anyone
recognizes the below phrases I would apprecate keeping the surprise to
themselves until the presntation is made. The gentleman concerned is
not at the moment on the Main List. The phrases to be translated are:

--"Victorius Over the New York Bar Exam";

--"Triumphant In New York Law";

--"Bar Exam Victor."

The selected comment will be carved ino a suitable presentation gift and
used to title a commission of suitable proportions and material.

My thanks for your attention to this item. Ihave done some small amount
of research in the primary words above, but my little pocket sized
Oxford LATIN minidictionary does not unfortuneately rise to this
occasion.

Respectfully;

Marcus Minucius Audens

Fair Winds and Following Seas!!!


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Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Invalid Voter codes
From:	"quintuscassiuscalvus <richmal@attbi.com>" <richmal@attbi.com>
Date:	Sun, 02 Mar 2003 18:33:52 -0000

Salve,

The citizen(s) with the following voter tracking codes
has a malformed or inaccurate voter code:

# 819

Please remember to enter your code exactly as it is
given, and if you are unsure of your new code, follow
the instructions posted previously to obtain your
current voter code by e-mail:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/5339

Or you may write the censors: censors @ novaroma.org


Vale,

Q. Cassius Calvus
Rogator

Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Neoplatonic Translations
From:	bradley Skene <malkhos@yahoo.com>
Date:	Sun, 2 Mar 2003 09:58:39 -0800 (PST)

Here is a collection of Neoplatonic texts translated into English. This is by no means complete; it is a mere working bibliography. But I hope some may find it useful or interesting.

Malkhos



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Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Digest No 482
From:	"Lucius Equitius" <vergil@starpower.net>
Date:	Sun, 2 Mar 2003 14:55:47 -0500

Lucius Equitius Cincinnatus Augur Quiritibus SPD

I'm proud, along with my wife Irene Afrania Lentula, to be a tax paying
citizens who have been here since the initiation. On the occasion of the 5th
anniversary of Nova Roma's I'd like to post a few of my observations.

As the first non-founding citizen to be appointed to the Senate and elected
Consul I consider the willingness of Nova Roma to open it's arms to new
citizens and allow them to contribute in significant ways to be a main
reason for our rapid growth. What was in the first years a small group of
people concentrated in the Northeast of the United States has grown in to an
organization with members form around the world. This year we have elected
two Plebian Consules, one plebian Praetor, two of these are not residents of
North America. Last year we added five Senatores, two from South America,
one from Europe, one from Canada with one from the United States but from
the Southeast. This is our path to success, promoting people who have the
ability and desire to work for our goals of promoting Roman Culture, Virtues
and the Religio Romana.

My hope is that Nova Roma will continue to welcome new talent into it's
ranks. I'm troubled to see that there aren't more citizens taking up or
being given positions within the various systems of government. It appears
to me that we see the same names repeated in appointments to various
magistrates, but perhaps this is a consequence of not enough citizens
willing to contribute. Well, Rome wasn't built in a day, as the saying goes.
I do hope that in the future those of us who have made a name for ourselves
will be willing to make room for new citizens to take up positions of
responsibility too. They do have to earn there way but we must give them
opportunity.

We have grown despite not having any full time professionals employed, but
rather because we have professionals, and some of us who are not pros, who
*give* their talents and time.

Bene omnibus nobis
________________________________________________________________________

Message: 7
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2003 00:02:00 -0000
From: "deciusiunius <bcatfd@together.net>" <bcatfd@together.net>
Subject: Palladius' Reflections on the past Five Years

--- In Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com, Marcus Octavius Germanicus
<haase@c...> wrote:
> Salve Senator Corneli,

Salve M. Octavi, L. Corneli et omnes,


> > It has been an amazing journey and I think it would be very
>interesting if our Censors could post the names of the individuals
>who have been in Nova Roma since the beginning.
>
> Here are those who joined in or before March 1998 (alphabetically):
>
> Assidui:
> Irene Afrania Lentula | MD | US
> Patricia Cassia | ME | US
> Marcus Cassius Julianus | ME | US
> Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix | CA | US
> Lucius Equitius Cincinnatus Augur | MD | US
> Decius Iunius Palladius Invictus | VT | US
> Gaius Marius Merullus | NH | US
> Gnaeus Marius Asiaticus | TX | US
> Marcus Octavius Germanicus | IL | US
>
> Capite Censi:
> Numerius Cordius Paulus | KY | US
> Tertia Libertania Regina | NM | US

<SNIP>

Thank you Sulla for making the request and thank you Octavius for
putting up this list. It brings back a lot of memories and reminds me
of how far we have come.
<SNIP>
The establishment of the state
governmental and religious structures has made the Religio Romana
possible and therefore a success of Nova Roma, no matter what heights
we reach from here. And make no mistake, there are heights yet to be
reached by Nova Roma.

Valete,

Decius Iunius Palladius Invictus,
Senator, Praetor



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Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Re: 5th Anniversary of Nova Roma
From:	"deciusiunius <bcatfd@together.net>" <bcatfd@together.net>
Date:	Sun, 02 Mar 2003 20:13:17 -0000

--- In Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com, "a_cato2002 <a.cato@s...>"
<a.cato@s...> wrote:
>
>
> Salvete Omnes: I am very pleased, as we all are, to see Nova
> Roma reach the five year mark. From a very small beginning we have
> come a long way. We have come through good times and bad, smooth
> roads and rocky. But that is only to be expected with an
> organization that is growing.
> There are many people to give thanks to. Too many to name, but
> I will try a few. Marcus Cassius Julianus and Flavius Vedius
> Germanicus, the latter named sadly no longer with us. Marcus
> Octavius Germanicus, and Lucius Cornelius Sulla, and Decius Iunius
> Palladius Invictus. I would also like to thank Decius Iunius for
>his beautiful discussion of Nova Roma's beginnings. Very well done.

Thank you. You are right, there are many people to whom we owe a debt
of gratitude, some no longer in Nova Roma. Looking at the list posted
by Octavius, I am amazed at the percentage of people who joined
during that first month who remained involved throughout the years
and to whom we owe so much. Marcus Cassius and Patricia Cassia,
naturally; Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix, who has been a mainstay of
our politics; Senator Gaius Marius Merullus; and of course Lucius
Equitius Cincinnatus Augur, the man I call the most Roman of Nova
Romans. Our Cato the Elder, if you will, though he is not an elder!
(I don't think Cincinnatus would mind the comparison to Cato) And
while Marcus Octavius Germanicus was a quiet lurker during our first
year or so, he became active and has since risen to become one of our
most valued citizens. So many others have come and gone, that I find
their record of service a remarkable testimony of endurance, in what
is still essentially a virtual nation.

Valete,

Decius Iunius Palladius

Subject:	[Nova-Roma] Edictum: Taxation
From:	Fortunatus <labienus@novaroma.org>
Date:	Sun, 02 Mar 2003 15:22:29 -0600

T Labienus Fortunatus Consul Quiritibus SPD

Pursuant to the senatusconsultum passed in November of last year, I
hereby establish the tax rates for MMDCCLVI according to the table at
the end of this edictum.

I also request each provincial governor to copy this announcement to
their provincial lists, and each of Nova Roma's official Interpretes to
translate this message into the language(s) for which they are responsible.

Cives remitting their taxes in US dollars may send a check, money order,
or equivalent form of payment made out to Nova Roma directly to:

Nova Roma
PO Box 1897
Wells, ME 04090

Other cives will need to purchase an international money order in US
dollars for the full amount of their taxes and send it to the address
above. Note that individual checks in local currencies sent directly to
the Nova Roma address will likely cost more to cash than they are worth.

Hopefully, some provincial governors will choose to arrange a central
point in their provinciae to which cives may remit their taxes so that
the provincia will only need to make a single payment to the central
treasury. Cives are encouraged to contact their provincial governor, if
any, to find out whether their province will be doing this.

Cives in Europe whose provincial governor has chosen not to act as a
collection point may contact my quaestor, Cn Octavius Noricus
(cn.octavius.noricus@gmx.at), in order to arrange payment if they wish.

All cives capable of doing so may pay their taxes through the PayPal
service. There is a link on the Nova Roma Web site's main page for
this. It is the purple image alternately displaying "DONO DARE" and
"give to Nova Roma via PayPal" located beneath the main menu.

All cives should be sure to include the full Roman name of all cives
they are paying for with their remittance! PayPal provides a comments
field when you use it, and you can provide the name(s) there. This will
ensure that each civis who pays taxes will be properly enrolled in the
Assidui.

Questions may be adressed to myself (labienus@novaroma.org) or my
quaestor, Cn Octavius (cn.octavius.noricus@gmx.at). If you post your
question to the main list, please Cc my address to ensure that I see the
message.

The tax deadline is the last day of Aprilis. Taxes may be remitted
after that date, with a penalty of an extra 50%. Exempli gratia, a
civis who owes $12 would need to pay $18 after the deadline.

In the following table, countries within existing provinciae are listed
first in order of provincia, followed by countries without provinciae in
alphabetical order.

Tax Amount in Tax Amount
Country_________Provincia____________Local Currency____in USD
United States America Austrocc. 12.00 USD 12.00
United States America Austror. 12.00 USD 12.00
United States America Boreocc. 12.00 USD 12.00
United States America Mediocc. Sup. 12.00 USD 12.00
Argentina Argentina 12.00 ARS 3.81
Israel Asia Occidentalis 35.00 ILS 7.28
Turkey Asia Occidentalis 3700000.00 TRL 2.31
Japan Asia Orientalis 1100.00 JPY 9.31
Korea Asia Orientalis 7060.00 KRW 5.95
Malaysia Asia Orientalis 11.00 MYR 2.90
Philippines Asia Orientalis 72.00 PHP 1.32
Singapore Asia Orientalis 14.00 SGD 8.05
Australia Australia 14.00 AUD 8.48
Czech Republic Bohemia 140.00 CZK 4.75
Brazil Brasilia 9.00 BRL 2.51
United Kingdom Britannia 5.00 GBP 7.87
United States California 12.00 USD 12.00
Canada Canada Occidentalis 14.00 CAD 9.44
Canada Canada Orientalis 14.00 CAD 9.44
Belgium Gallia 8.00 EUR 8.62
France Gallia 8.00 EUR 8.62
Netherlands Gallia 8.00 EUR 8.62
Austria Germania 8.50 EUR 9.16
Germany Germania 8.50 EUR 9.16
Switzerland Germania 12.50 CHF 9.22
Spain Hispania 6.00 EUR 6.46
Italy Italia 7.50 EUR 8.08
United States Lacus Magni 12.00 USD 12.00
Portugal Lusitania 5.50 EUR 5.93
United States Mediatlantica 12.00 USD 12.00
Mexico Mexico 35.00 MXN 3.17
United States Nova Britannia 12.00 USD 12.00
Hungary Pannonia 920.00 HUF 4.08
Slovakia Pannonia 150.00 SKK 3.87
Russia Sarmatia 90.00 RUR 2.85
Ukraine Sarmatia 7.50 UAH 1.41
Denmark Thule 65.00 DKK 9.43
Finland Thule 8.00 EUR 8.62
Iceland Thule 630.00 ISK 8.12
Norway Thule 70.00 NOK 9.77
Sweden Thule 70.00 SEK 8.26
Poland Venedia 12.00 PLN 3.07

Albania 180.00 ALL 1.40
Andorra 6.00 EUR 6.46
Armenia 630.00 AMD 1.17
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1.00 BAM 0.55
Bulgaria 4.00 BGL 2.21
Chile 2500.00 CLP 3.32
China 14.00 CNY 1.69
Colombia 4800.00 COP 1.62
Costa Rica 970.00 CRC 2.52
Croatia 23.50 HRK 3.32
Greece 5.50 EUR 5.92
Honduras 14.00 HNL 0.82
Ireland 8.50 EUR 9.16
Macedonia 95.00 MKD 1.70
Morocco 15.00 MAD 1.51
New Zealand 12.00 NZD 6.70
Nicaragua 11.50 NIO 0.78
Nigeria 32.00 NGN 0.25
Romania 75000.00 ROL 2.27
South Africa 27.00 ZAR 3.32
Uruguay 44.00 UYU 1.56
Venezuela 3900.00 VEB 2.44
Vietnam 10798.20 VND 0.70
Yugoslavia 50.00 YUM 0.87

Valete


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Subject:	[Nova-Roma] =?Windows-1252?Q?=C9dito_-_Impostos_=28Portugu=EAs=29?=
From:	"Titus Arminius Genialis" <tagenialis@yahoo.com.br>
Date:	Sun, 2 Mar 2003 20:54:27 -0300

T Labienus Fortunatus Consul Quiritibus SPD

De acordo com o senatusconsultum aprovado em novembro do ano passado, eu,
por meio deste, estabeleço os valores dos impostos para MMDCCLVI, de aorco
com a tabela no final desde édito.

Solicito também que cada governador provincial copie este anúncio às listas
provinciais, e que cada intérprete official de Nova Roma traduza esta
mensagem na(s) língua(s) pela(s) qual(is) são responsáveis.

Cidadãos podem remeter seus impostos em dólares americanos através de
cheque, dinheiro, ou equivalente forma de pagamento em nome de Nova Roma
diretamente para:

Nova Roma
PO Box 1897
Wells, ME 04090 USA

Outros cidadãos precisarão adquirir pedidos em dinheiro em dólares
americanos correspondentes ao total de seus impostos e enviá-los ao endereço
acima. Note que cheques individuais nas moedas locais enviadas diretamente
para Nova Roma provavelmente ficarão mais caros do que o seu próprio valor
nominal.

Espero que alguns governadores provinciais organizem um local central para
que os cidadãos de suas províncias possam enviar seus impostos, assim a
província precisará fazer apenas um único pagamento ao Tesouro central. É
aconselhável que os cidadãos contatem seus governadores provinciais, se
houver algum, para descobrir se sua província fará isso.

Cidadãos na Europa cujos governadores provinciais optaram por não agir como
um centro de coleta podem contatar meu quaestor, Cn Octavius Noricus
(cn.octavius.noricus@gmx.at ) para fazer o pagamento, se desejarem.

Todos os cidadãos capazes de fazê-lo podem enviar seus impostos através do
serviço PayPal. Há um link na página principal do website de Nova Roma para
isso. É uma imagem roxa mostrando alternadamente "DONO DARE" e "give to Nova
Roma via PayPal" localizado após o menu principal.

Todos os cidadãos devem se assegurar de incluir seus nomes romanos
completos aos seus pagamentos! PayPal possui um campo de comentários que
você pode usar para escrever seu nome. Isto assegura que cada cidadão que
pagar imposto será propriamente assinalado como Assidui.

Dúvidas podem ser endereçadas para mim(labienus@novaroma.org) ou para o
meu quaestor, Cn Octavius (cn.octavius.noricus@gmx.at). Se você postar sua
pergunta para a lista principal, por favor envie uma cópia da mensagem (Cc)
para o meu endereço, para termos certeza de que eu vou ler sua mensagem.

O prazo final para o envio dos impostos é o último dia de Aprilis. Impostos
podem ser enviados após esta data, com multa de 50%. Por exemplo, um cidadão
que deve US$12 deverá pagar US$18 após o vencimento.

Na tabela a seguir, países nas províncias existentes estão listados
primeiro, em ordem alfabética de províncias, seguidos pelos países sem
províncias, em ordem alfabética.

Total de imposto Total de imposto
País _ __ ________Província____________ na moeda local _ _____ ___ em USD
Estados Unidos America Austrocc. 12,00 USD 12,00
Estados Unidos America Austror. 12,00 USD 12,00
Estados Unidos America Boreocc. 12,00 USD 12,00
Estados Unidos America Mediocc. Sup. 12,00 USD 12,00
Argentina Argentina 12,00 ARS 3,81
Israel Asia Occidentalis 35,00 ILS 7,28
Turquia Asia Occidentalis 3700000,00 TRL 2,31
Japão Asia Orientalis 1100,00 JPY 9,31
Coréia Asia Orientalis 7060,00 KRW 5,95
Malásia Asia Orientalis 11,00 MYR 2,90
Filipinas Asia Orientalis 72,00 PHP 1,32
Singapura Asia Orientalis 14,00 SGD 8,05
Austrália Australia 14,00 AUD 8,48
República TchecaBohemia 140,00 CZK 4,75
Brasil Brasilia 9,00 BRL 2,51
Reino Unido Britannia 5,00 GBP 7,87
Estados Unidos California 12,00 USD 12,00
Canadá Canada Occidentalis 14,00 CAD 9,44
Canadá Canada Orientalis 14,00 CAD 9,44
Bélgica Gallia 8,00 EUR 8,62
França Gallia 8,00 EUR 8,62
Holanda Gallia 8,00 EUR 8,62
Áustria Germania 8,50 EUR 9,16
Alemanha Germania 8,50 EUR 9,16
Suíça Germania 12,50 CHF 9,22
Espanha Hispania 6,00 EUR 6,46
Itália Italia 7,50 EUR 8,08
Estados Unidos Lacus Magni 12,00 USD 12,00
Portugal Lusitania 5,50 EUR 5,93
Estados Unidos Mediatlantica 12,00 USD 12,00
México Mexico 35,00 MXN 3,17
Estados Unidos Nova Britannia 12,00 USD 12,00
Hungria Pannonia 920,00 HUF 4,08
Eslováquia Pannonia 150,00 SKK 3,87
Rússia Sarmatia 90,00 RUR 2,85
Ucrânia Sarmatia 7,50 UAH 1,41
Dinamarca Thule 65,00 DKK 9,43
Finlândia Thule 8,00 EUR 8,62
Islândia Thule 630,00 ISK 8,12
Noruega Thule 70,00 NOK 9,77
Suécia Thule 70,00 SEK 8,26
Polônia Venedia 12,00 PLN 3,07

África do Sul 27,00 ZAR 3,32
Albânia 180,00 ALL 1,40
Andorra 6,00 EUR 6,46
Armênia 630,00 AMD 1,17
Bósnia-Herzegovina 1,00 BAM 0,55
Bulgária 4,00 BGL 2,21
Chile 2500,00 CLP 3,32
China 14,00 CNY 1,69
Colômbia 4800,00 COP 1,62
Costa Rica 970,00 CRC 2,52
Croácia 23,50 HRK 3,32
Grécia 5,50 EUR 5,92
Honduras 14,00 HNL 0,82
Irlanda 8,50 EUR 9,16
Iugoslávia 50,00 YUM 0,87
Macedônia 95,00 MKD 1,70
Marrocos 15,00 MAD 1,51
Nova Zelândia 12,00 NZD 6,70
Nicarágua 11,50 NIO 0,78
Nigéria 32,00 NGN 0,25
Romênia 75000,00 ROL 2,27
Uruguai 44,00 UYU 1,56
Venezuela 3900,00 VEB 2,44
Vietnã 10798,20 VND 0,70

Valete







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