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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Corrected footnote 3 to reflect the closing of the session of the Senatus on 05 Jan 2767 auc.

2014-12-08T05:13:55Z

Corrected footnote 3 to reflect the closing of the session of the Senatus on 05 Jan 2767 auc.

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	'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.		'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.
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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Removed the period that was at the end of the heading IV. Magistrates.

2014-12-08T04:54:17Z

Removed the period that was at the end of the heading IV. Magistrates.

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	::'''3'''. To try legal cases that do not involve permanent removal of citizenship.		::'''3'''. To try legal cases that do not involve permanent removal of citizenship.

−	===IV. Magistrates.===	+	===IV. Magistrates===

	Magistrates are the elected and appointed officials responsible for the maintenance and conduct of the affairs of state. There are two categories of magistrates: ''ordinarii'' (those who are ordinarily elected) and ''extraordinarii'' (those who are only occasionally appointed or elected). Qualifications necessary to hold these positions may be enacted by law properly passed by one of the ''comitia''.		Magistrates are the elected and appointed officials responsible for the maintenance and conduct of the affairs of state. There are two categories of magistrates: ''ordinarii'' (those who are ordinarily elected) and ''extraordinarii'' (those who are only occasionally appointed or elected). Qualifications necessary to hold these positions may be enacted by law properly passed by one of the ''comitia''.

Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Major updates completed. Reverted paragraphs VI.A and VI.B to text without the lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda of 2766, which has not yet been ratified by the Senatus..

2014-12-08T04:52:17Z

Major updates completed. Reverted paragraphs VI.A and VI.B to text without the lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda of 2766, which has not yet been ratified by the Senatus..

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−	'''1'''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de rebus ordinis equestres	+	'''1'''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de rebus ordinis equestres voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.
−	voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.	+
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	'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.		'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.

Marcus Pompeius Caninus at 04:42, 8 December 2014

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	===VI. Public Religious Institutions===		===VI. Public Religious Institutions===

−	:'''A'''. The Religio Romana, the worship of the Gods and Goddesses of Rome, shall be the official religion of Nova Roma. All magistrates and Senators, as officers of the State, shall be required to publicly show respect for the Religio Romana and the Gods and Goddesses that made Rome great. Magistrates, Senators, and citizens need not be practitioner of the Religio Romana, but may not engage in any activity that intentionally blasphemes or defames the Gods, Goddesses, the Religio Romana, or its practitioners. Nova Roma shall approach all other religions with a syncretistic outlook, offering friendship to all paths which acknowledge the right of those who practice and honor the Religio Romana to do so and respect the beliefs thereof. While the Colleges of the Religio Romana shall manage the religious activities of the state in the manner they see fit, they are subject to oversight by the corporate Board of Directors of Nova Roma, which is the ultimate authority.

−	:'''B'''. The ~~priesthoods~~ of the Gods and Goddesses of Rome shall be organized as closely as practical on the ancient Roman model. The institutions of the Religio Romana shall have authority over ~~public~~ religious matters, ~~maintain~~ the religious rites of the State and ~~shall provide~~ resources ~~so that~~ the ~~citizenry~~ may ~~be informed as well as be prepared~~ to ~~assume positions within~~ the ~~priesthood~~. Only Citizens of Nova Roma may be members of the public institutions of the Religio Romana, which shall be organized, and have their responsibilities divided, as follows:	+	:'''A'''. The ''Religio Romana'', the worship of the Gods and Goddesses of Rome, shall be the official religion of Nova Roma. All magistrates and Senators, as officers of the State, shall be required to publicly show respect for the Religio Romana and the Gods and Goddesses that made Rome great. Magistrates, Senators, and citizens need not be practitioners of the ''Religio Romana'', but may not engage in any activity that intentionally blasphemes or defames the Gods, the ''Religio Romana'', or its practitioners.
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		+	:'''B'''. The priesthoods of the Gods of Rome shall be organized as closely as practical on the ancient Roman model. The institutions of the ''Religio Romana'' shall have authority over religious matters on the level of the state and nation only, maintaining the religious rites of the State and providing resources pertaining to the ''Religio Romana'' which Citizens may make use of if they choose. Nova Roma shall approach all other religions with a syncretistic outlook, offering friendship to all paths which acknowledge the right of those who practice and honor the ''Religio Romana'' to do so and respect the beliefs thereof. Only Citizens of Nova Roma may be members of the public institutions of the ''Religio Romana'', which shall be organized, and have their responsibilities divided, as follows:
		+	::'''1'''. The ''collegium pontificum'' (college of pontiffs) shall be the highest of the priestly ''collegia''. It shall consist of the ''Pontifex Maximus'', fourteen ''Pontifices'', twelve ''flamines'', six ''Sacerdotes Vestales'', and the ''Rex'' and ''Regina Sacrorum''. The ''collegium pontificum'' shall appoint its own members. The ''collegium pontificum'' shall have the following honors, powers, and responsibilities:
		+	:::'''a'''. To control the calendar, and determine when the festivals and ''dies fasti'' and ''dies nefasti'' shall occur, and what their effects shall be, within the boundaries of the example of ancient Rome;
		+	:::'''b'''. To have ritual responsibilities within the ''Religio Romana''; and general authority over the institutions, rites, rituals, and priesthoods of the public Religio ''Romana'';
		+	:::'''c'''. To issue ''decreta'' (decrees) on matters relevant to the ''Religio Romana'' and its own internal procedures (such ''decreta'' may not be overruled by laws passed in the ''comitia'' or ''Senatus consultum'').

−	::'''1'''. The Collegium Pontificum (College of Pontiffs) shall be the highest ranked of the priestly Collegia. It shall consist of the Pontifex Maximus, up to fourteen Pontifices, a maximum of twelve Flamines, a maximum of six Sacerdotes Vestales, and the Rex and Regina Sacrorum. The members of the Collegium Pontificum shall hold their offices for a specified period of time as established by the law, The individuals who make up the fourteen (14) Pontifices and the twelve (12) Flamines shall be elected by the People of Nova Roma in the Comitia Populi Tributa. The Pontiffs and Flamines shall be elected and regular re-elections shall be established by law. The Collegeium Pontificum shall have the following powers and responsibilities:
−	~~:::'''a'''. To control the calendar, and determine when the festivals, dies fasti, and dies nefasti shall occur, and what their effects shall be, within the boundaries of the example of ancient Rome;~~
−	~~:::'''b'''. To have ritual responsibilities within the Religio Romana; and general authority over the institutions, rites, rituals, and priesthoods of the public Religio Romana;~~
−	:::'''c'''. To issue decreta (decrees) on matters relevant to the Religio Romana and its own internal procedures, consistent with paragraph A, above. Such decreta may not be overruled by a Comitia or the Senate unless it is determined they are unconstitutional or in violation of the laws of the State of Maine.
−	~~:::'''d'''. To serve the needs of the community, be involved in the community and promote the growth of the Religio Romana, both within the organization and outside of Nova Roma.~~
−	:::'''e'''. To conduct research and contribute to the greater knowledgebase of the Religio Romana and how it can be practiced, conducted and to educate the citizens of its role and importance. <small>(4)</small>
	::'''2'''. The ''Collegium Augurum'' (College of Augurs) shall be the second-highest ranked of the priestly ''Collegia''. The eldest member of the ''Collegium'' shall be the ''Magister Collegii''. The ''Collegium Augurum'' shall consist of nine Augurs, five from the Plebeian order and four from the Patrician order. They shall be appointed by the ''Collegium Pontificum'', and shall hold their offices for life, excepting in cases of resignation of office, resignation of citizenship, or loss of ''Assiduus'' citizenship by process of law. Resignation of office or citizenship by an Augur must be made in writing to the ''Pontifex Maximus'' and the ''Magister Collegii''; the ''Pontifex Maximus'' and ''Magister Collegii'' shall be informed in writing of any process of law by which such an ''Augur'' has lost citizenship. Augurs who have resigned their office, resigned their citizenship, or have lost their citizenship by process of law shall remain ''sacri'' in their persons but may exercise no augural powers or functions, nor shall they be accounted members of the ''Collegium Augurum''.		::'''2'''. The ''Collegium Augurum'' (College of Augurs) shall be the second-highest ranked of the priestly ''Collegia''. The eldest member of the ''Collegium'' shall be the ''Magister Collegii''. The ''Collegium Augurum'' shall consist of nine Augurs, five from the Plebeian order and four from the Patrician order. They shall be appointed by the ''Collegium Pontificum'', and shall hold their offices for life, excepting in cases of resignation of office, resignation of citizenship, or loss of ''Assiduus'' citizenship by process of law. Resignation of office or citizenship by an Augur must be made in writing to the ''Pontifex Maximus'' and the ''Magister Collegii''; the ''Pontifex Maximus'' and ''Magister Collegii'' shall be informed in writing of any process of law by which such an ''Augur'' has lost citizenship. Augurs who have resigned their office, resigned their citizenship, or have lost their citizenship by process of law shall remain ''sacri'' in their persons but may exercise no augural powers or functions, nor shall they be accounted members of the ''Collegium Augurum''.
	:::'''a'''. The ''collegium augurum'' shall have the following honors, powers, and responsibilities:		:::'''a'''. The ''collegium augurum'' shall have the following honors, powers, and responsibilities:
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	'''3'''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.		'''3'''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.
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−	'''4'''. The current version of paragraphs VI.A and VI.B, not including VI.B.2 and its subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda, voted in comitia centuriata on 06 Sep 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 05 Sep 2766 auc.
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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Corrected name of lex in footnote 1.

2014-12-08T04:30:40Z

Corrected name of lex in footnote 1.

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−	'''1'''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de ~~constitutione corrigenda segunda,~~ voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.	+	'''1'''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de rebus ordinis equestres
		+	voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.
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	'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.		'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.

Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Minor modification to the formatting of the numbers of the footnotes in the footnotes section at the bottom of the page.

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Minor modification to the formatting of the numbers of the footnotes in the footnotes section at the bottom of the page.

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−	'''''1'''''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.	+	'''1'''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.
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−	'''''2'''''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.	+	'''2'''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.
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−	'''''3'''''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.	+	'''3'''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.
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−	'''''4'''''. The current version of paragraphs VI.A and VI.B, not including VI.B.2 and its subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda, voted in comitia centuriata on 06 Sep 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 05 Sep 2766 auc.	+	'''4'''. The current version of paragraphs VI.A and VI.B, not including VI.B.2 and its subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda, voted in comitia centuriata on 06 Sep 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 05 Sep 2766 auc.
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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Minor modification to the formatting of the numbers of the footnotes in the footnotes section at the bottom of the page.

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−	''''1''''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.	+	'''''1'''''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.
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−	''''2''''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.	+	'''''2'''''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.
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−	''''3''''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.	+	'''''3'''''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.
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−	''''4''''. The current version of paragraphs VI.A and VI.B, not including VI.B.2 and its subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda, voted in comitia centuriata on 06 Sep 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 05 Sep 2766 auc.	+	'''''4'''''. The current version of paragraphs VI.A and VI.B, not including VI.B.2 and its subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda, voted in comitia centuriata on 06 Sep 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 05 Sep 2766 auc.
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−	1. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.	+	''''1''''. The current version of paragraph II.C.2 comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 18 Jul 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 24 Oct 2766 auc.
−	2. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.	+	<br>
−	3. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.	+	''''2''''. The current version of whole paragraph II.D comes from lex Equitia de gentibus, voted in comitia centuriata on 21 Sep 2757 auc and ratified by the Senate on 15 Oct 2757 auc.
−	4. The current version of paragraphs VI.A and VI.B, not including VI.B.2 and its subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda, voted in comitia centuriata on 06 Sep 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 05 Sep 2766 auc.	+	<br>
		+	''''3''''. The current version of paragraph IV.A, not including the subsections, comes from lex Cornelia de constitutione corrigenda segunda, voted in comitia centuriata on 29 Dec 2766 and ratified by the Senate on 09 Jan 2767 auc.
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