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Joining the Whites
- Welcome! Need more racing in your life? Enjoy the sweat of the track in your face? Want to lash your opponents and drive them into the spina more professionally? Do you want to join in the rowdy spectacle of cheering on your team at the Circus Maximus? Join Factio Albata, the White Faction! You may remember us from such great riots at the Circus Maximus and the Hippodrome! We need to get out on the sand and charge with all our strength! We implore members of Factio Whites to enter the races! Are the Reds, Blues or Greens not your thing? This is the Factio for you! This is the home of Nova Roma's virtual chariot racing faction, Factio Albata--the Whites. This list is for seasoned chariot racers, those new to the Circus, and Loyal Supporters of the Whites. Join us Today!
 Pavement mosaic with a circus charioteer of the Albata (white) faction. Roman artwork, first half of the 3rd century CE. From the Villa dei Severi at Baccano, 16 miles from the Via Appia. - How to Join: To join the Whites, go to your Album Civium page login (Click Here) and click the "My Account" button. Once there, one of the options is "Racing Faction" - Simply declare Albata as your faction, then join our mailing list. Factio Albata Stables
Enroll Your Virtual Charioteer
How to Enroll: Have an entry or two for the next Ludi circenses? Enroll your entries here. The Factio Stables are now open for patronage by all citizens of Nova Roma. We are one of four official Nova Roma racing companies for virtual characters of the Ludi. By entering your chariots and charioteers, we will track your standings in the games. You will also be eligible for the coveted and prestigious Ludi Award Palms and Victory Banners.
Suggestions on Creating Characters: The games are a great way to learn more about Roman history through character creation:
- Pick an ancient Roman area (Gallia, Hispania, Thrace, Greece, Egypt, etc.)
- Pick a region in that area.
- Pick a tribe/town in that region.
- Research a little bit about that tribe and it's environment, culture, friends and enemies, industries, etc.
- Pick a name for your Gladiator, Chariot, Chariot Driver, and/or Wild Beast for Venationes that is reflective of all of this.
- Create a description of your Ludi character from all of this.
- When you have some spare time, do it several times again, creating several Gladiators, Chariots, Chariot Drivers, and/or Wild Beasts for Venationes. Remember, just like the real Ludi games, our NR characters get injured and even killed, then you need another one.
- As these characters enter and complete, you can improve the descriptions of them, based on their results.
- Keep all of your characters in a text file for easy reference.
- Register your characters by sending your character information to our Dominus factionis (chariots/charioteers) and Lanista factionis (gladiators/beasts), and we will maintain their career history wins and current points for the year.
Rules: Click Here for Regulae Ludorum
Team Information 2766 a.u.c. - L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega ‡ MMDCCLXVI a.u.c.
- Procurator factionis 2766 a.u.c.: Vacant
- Team members 2766 a.u.c.:
| Number
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Owner name
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Best Result This Year
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Chariot
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Driver
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Points
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| I
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Dominus
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-
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Chariot Name
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Driver
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0
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| II
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Dominus
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-
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Chariot
|
Driver
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0
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| III
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Dominus
|
-
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Chariot
|
Driver
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0
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| IV
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Dominus
|
-
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Chariot
|
Driver
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0
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| V
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Dominus
|
-
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Chariot
|
Driver
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0
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Team Career Statistics/Historical Data (2757 a.u.c. to Present)
- Qualified in previous Ludi but not listed below? Please email us with the race information and your final standing(s) in the race(s), so we can update this page. If possible, please send the ML message number, Ludi website or Victory pic to: lvtriarius at yahoo dot com, and we will post your information on this page. We ask that you do not update your own information, as there is a potential risk of duplicate information being posted.
- Recorded Finishes: Columns reflecting the number of Past Quarter-Finals (QF), Semi-Finals (SF), and Finals Finishes in the below table reflect only 1st and 2nd place finishes. Victor column indicates 1st place finishes in finals races.
- Historical Records Database: To see which races you have been registed as qualifying in, you may download the historical records text file by Factio Albata Records. This file lists the races and participants that we have been able to identify thus far through research of the various Ludi websites, NR Main List, etc.
| Number
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Owner name
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QF Palm
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SF Palm
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Finals Palm
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Victor Palm
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Career Victory Points
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| I
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Name
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QF
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SF
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F
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V
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Total VPs
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| II
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Name
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QF
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SF
|
F
|
V
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Total VPs
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| III
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| IV
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| V
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| VI
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| VII
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| VIII
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| IX
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
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Total VPs
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| X
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XI
|
Name
|
QF
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SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XII
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XIII
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XIV
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XV
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
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Total VPs
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| XVI
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
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Total VPs
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| XVII
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
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Total VPs
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| XVIII
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XIX
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Name
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QF
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SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XX
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XXI
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XXII
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XXIII
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XXIV
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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| XXV
|
Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
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Total VPs
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| XXVI
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Name
|
QF
|
SF
|
F
|
V
|
Total VPs
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Victory Points Calculation Rules
Chariot Races:
In the Ludi Circenses Championship Series of Nova Roma (Chariot Races) the Victory Points are calculated according to the following rules. Points are given in each race, ideally of 4 players. For example 16 players means 4 Quarters race, 2 Semi-Finals race and 1 Final race. Of each race of each level the two best will be given points.
| Participant: |
Quarters: |
Semi-Finals: |
Finals: |
| Par: 1 VP |
Q-1: 4 VP |
S-1: 8 VP |
F-1: 12 VP |
|
Q-2: 2 VP |
S-2: 6 VP |
F-2: 10 VP |
Horse Races:
In the Ludi Circenses Championship Series of Nova Roma (Horse Races) the Victory Points are calculated according to the following rules. Points are given in each race for 1st through 6th places, plus participation points are given for 7th and subsequent places.
| Participant: |
6th Place: |
5th Place: |
4st Place: |
3rd Place: |
2nd Place: |
1st Place: |
| 1 VP |
2 VP |
4 VP |
6 VP |
8 VP |
10 VP |
12 VP |
Ludi Circenses Championship Annual Award:
Corona Circenses Novae Romae ~ Factio Albata
Awarded for 1st Place in the Individual Series of the annual Ludi Circenses Championship.
Award consists of a 2 1/2" cast gold medal with white neck ribbon (1 1/2" x 30"). |
Palms Awarded to Members
Quarter-Finals Palm
Semi-Finals Palm
Finals Palm
Victory Palm
Championship Palm
- Quarter-Finals Palm: Awarded for 1st & 2nd Place in Quarters Races.
- Semi-Finals Palm: Awarded for 1st & 2nd Place in Semi-Finals Races.
- Finals Palm: Awarded for 2nd Place in Finals Races; 1st & 2nd Places in Finals Race if Great Finals race is held; 2nd Place in Great Finals Races.
- Victor Palm: Awarded for 1st Place in Finals (no Great Finals held)/Great Finals Races.
- Championship Palm: Awarded for 1st Place in the annual Nova Roma Ludi Circenses Championship.
Victories
- LUDI NAME YEAR: Chariot Name, Dominus Name
Vide
- jerashchariots.com ~ The monumental hippodrome at the ancient city of Jerash in Jordan is, for the first time in over a thousand years, hosting a spectator event – authentic replica Roman chariots racing in the Roman circus at Jerash. Jerash, the Roman city of Gerasa, some fifty minutes drive to the north from Amman, displays some of the finest, most extensive and best preserved remains of the former Empire to be found anywhere. The colonnaded streets, temples, theatres, bathhouses and magnificent oval plaza are complemented by the superbly restored hippodrome which in Roman times seated up to fifteen thousand people.
- Terminology at the Circus ~ an explanation of the different parts of the Circus Maximus, as well as its developmental history.
- History of the Circenses, Article by Anthony Rich, Jun. B.A. of Caius College, Cambridge, and William Smith, D.C.L., LL.D.: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, John Murray, London, 1875.
Traditional Ludi of Ancient Rome
March 26-27: Feriae Latinae (special religious race of champions chosen by Dominii Factionis)
April 4-10: Megalesia
April 19-26: Cerialia (Aediles Plebei)
April 27- May 2: Floralia
June 25-26: Ludi Taurei Quinquennale
July 6-13: Ludi Apollinares
July 20-30: Ludi Victoriae Caesaris
August 21: Consualia
September 5-19: Ludi Romani
Oct 11-12: Meditrinalia
October 13-14: Fontinalia
October 19: Armilustrium
Oct. 25-Nov. 1: Ludi Victoriae Sullanae
Nov. 4-17: Ludi Plebei (Aediles Plebei)
Dec. 11: Septimonium
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