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The Tabularium was built by Lucius Cornelius Sulla "Felix," dictator 83-80 BCE. It was designed as a monument to Rome's Bureaucracy. It housed the laws, Edicts, and Treaties Rome's Magistrates produced. The Tabularium or Hall of Records on the west end of theforum housed the state archives.

Leges (Laws issued by the comitia)	Senatus Consulta (advice issued by the Senate)	Magisterial Edicta (edicts issued by magistrates)
Priestly Decreta (decrees issued by the colleges of priests)	Election Results (as announced by the Diribitors and Custos)	Other Documents (constitution and other founding documents)
	Comitia Curiata (Results of Meetings of the Comitia Curiata)

Constitution

• The Constitution of Nova Roma
  includes amendments passed in 2757

Other Documents

Other relevant documents:

• Constitution (2757): reflects the Constitution prior to Amendments adopted in Oct 2757.
• Constitution (2756): reflects the amendments passed in 2755-56.
• Articles of Incorporation (2755&2756): Nova Roma's articles of incorporation
• Constitution (2754): reflects the amendments passed in December
• Articles of Incorporation (2753): Nova Roma's articles of incorporation
• Constitution (2753): reflects the amendment ratified by the Senate on the 31st of December
• Constitution (2753): the new constitution implemented by dictator Flavius Vedius Germanicus
• Constitution (2753): the old constitution in effect before the Interregnum and the dictatorship of Flavius Vedius Germanicus
• Declaratio Novae Romae (28 Feb 2753): the Declaration of the New Rome (our "Declaration of Independence")

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