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...y Parade of Kennebunk, during the '''20th Anniversary celebrations of Nova Roma''' in {{2018}}, the Sacred Year of Concordia]] ...sular]], and the first [[Pontifex (Nova Roma)|pontifex maximus]] of [[Nova Roma]]. He served two terms as consul, with the same colleague for both, and he

{{LanguageBar|Coin (Nova Roma)}} There are several reasons for Nova Roma to have a currency:

...Category:Nova Roma]]</noinclude>{{LanguageBar|Registered merchants of Nova Roma}} ...sses. A portion of the profits (usually 10%) are then donated back to Nova Roma.

...adriga", the second [[Sestertius_Signum|Sestertius Signum]] issued by Nova Roma. ...ad of Iuno, Iuppiter and Minerva on the porch. This was also done on Roman coins.

*[[Magna Mater (Nova Roma)|Magna Mater in Nova Roma]] * Welch, Bill. (n.d.). The Sign Language of Roman Coins. Forvm Ancient Coins. [http://www.forumancientcoins.com/moonmoth/reverse_cybele.html Cybele, The

Work written by [[Marcus Moravius Piscinus Horatianus (Nova Roma)|M. Piscinus]]. The original version of this document is [http://home.scarl ...od sacrifices goes back further, to Pythagoras, and this was recognized in Roman traditions by making Numa a student of Pythagoras. This story may trace ba

...s (Nova Roma)|Quintus Suetonius Paulinus]], [[Vibia Lucretia Camilla (Nova Roma)|Vibia Lucretia Camilla]].<br> ...ions also followed on the forthcoming elections and current events in Nova Roma.

From William Smith, D.C.L., LL.D., '''A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities''', John Murray, London, 1875. Not the last word by any means, ...ad Cic. Divin. 7 p108, ed. Orelli). [http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/secondary/SMIGRA*/Cista.html]

See also: [[:Category:Gens Lucretia (Nova Roma)|Gens Lucretia in Nova Roma]]. ...year, and accordingly represents Triciptinus as one of the generals of the Roman army under the consuls <ref>Livy ii. 8, 11; Dionysius v. 20, 22, 23</ref>.

* [[Conventus Britannia 2759 auc - PMA pics (Nova Roma) | Britannia 2759]] Nova Roma Gallia has participated, in this summer 2007, to '''four major reenactment

...ostage, and $150 to Flavius Vedius Germanicus for the hospitality suite at Roman Days. ...ate treasury for the coinage project of Marcus Cassius Iulianus. Since the coins will be technically redeemable for cash, a separate account is needed to be

2. Roman Days hospitality suite: $94.83 Revenue from coins purchased: $373.00

...f its own history that Sparta itself engaged in during the Hellenistic and Roman periods&mdash;the so-called "Spartan Mirage," a term coined early last cent ...nd Lakedaemonian "hoplites" at Thermopylae (see [[Sodalitas Graeciae (Nova Roma)/Sparta#In 425 BCE or Earlier?|below]]), should suggest that the system was

...isexviratus'']] is a college of the [[Classification of magistracies (Nova Roma)|lowest elected magistrates]] and the name of their office literally means {{PortalBox | title=Vigintisexviri in Roma Antiqua | content=

The Curtia gens was a very ancient Roman family, whose roots came from the [[Sabine]] race. According to the histori ...Lacus Curtius]]. The Lacus Curtius is a very old site in the middle of the Roman Forum; its origins are explained with three different traditions reported b

...hire are invited to suggest information for this page. If you know of any Roman related resources in the New Hampshire Regio, please post to the Provincia ...h detail "Roman" finds in the United states such as inscriptions, pottery, coins, etc. Frowned upon by scholars but lots of fun.

{{LanguageBar|Saturnalia (Nova Roma)}} This article is about Saturnalia practices in [[Nova Roma]]. For the ancient holiday, see [[Saturnalia]].

...ticipants the joyful of a trip in harmony with the passion for the ancient roman world. ... the meeting participants will spend a day in roman ancient fashion at the roman baths from Thermae Herculi still in use after 2000 years.

* [[Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus (Nova Roma)|Sacerdos Concordiae]] ... ''QUIRITES''! LEAVE A PERSONAL PUBLIC PRAYER TO THE GODDESS OF THE ''NOVA ROMAN CONCORD'' HERE!]

::(a) Your Roman name ... There he began training for his revenge in small, isolated towns where no Roman would ever see the secret and deadly techniques he mastered.