First "Civil War" of Nova Roma - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved The First "Civil War" of Nova Roma to First "Civil War" of Nova Roma

2022-11-06T16:38:53Z

moved The First "Civil War" of Nova Roma to First "Civil War" of Nova Roma

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: better link

2022-06-09T13:24:43Z

better link

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	# The elections {{1998}} were not conducted by [[Tribe (Nova Roma)\|tribes]] and [[Century (Nova Roma)\|centuries]] because at that point the people had not been allocated to tribes and centuries.		# The elections {{1998}} were not conducted by [[Tribe (Nova Roma)\|tribes]] and [[Century (Nova Roma)\|centuries]] because at that point the people had not been allocated to tribes and centuries.
−	# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.	+	# The [[Constitution of Nova Roma\|lex constitutiva]] required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.
	# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|''censores'']].		# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|''censores'']].
	# Some time in the first half of {{1999}} there was, or was perceived to be, a move to have the ''censores'' called to account in some way (the word "impeached" was used, at least in later accounts, despite the fact that impeachment was not legal under the Constitution at that time).		# Some time in the first half of {{1999}} there was, or was perceived to be, a move to have the ''censores'' called to account in some way (the word "impeached" was used, at least in later accounts, despite the fact that impeachment was not legal under the Constitution at that time).

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved The "First Civil War" of Nova Roma to The First "Civil War" of Nova Roma

2022-01-22T11:47:19Z

moved The "First Civil War" of Nova Roma to The First "Civil War" of Nova Roma

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 11:24, 22 January 2022

2022-01-22T11:24:14Z

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	The following is a very brief summary of this event which was the most determining internal conflict of the early Nova Roma.		The following is a very brief summary of this event which was the most determining internal conflict of the early Nova Roma.

−	# The elections {{1998}} were not conducted by [[~~Tribes~~ (Nova Roma)\|tribes]] and [[~~Centuries~~ (Nova Roma)\|centuries]] because at that point the people had not been allocated to tribes and centuries.	+	# The elections {{1998}} were not conducted by [[Tribe (Nova Roma)\|tribes]] and [[Century (Nova Roma)\|centuries]] because at that point the people had not been allocated to tribes and centuries.
	# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.		# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.
	# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|''censores'']].		# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|''censores'']].

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved Tumultus L. Equitio Dec. Iunio cos. (Nova Roma) to The "First Civil War" of Nova Roma

2022-01-22T11:23:18Z

moved Tumultus L. Equitio Dec. Iunio cos. (Nova Roma) to The "First Civil War" of Nova Roma

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Revision as of 11:23, 22 January 2022

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: correction

2022-01-22T11:21:45Z

correction

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−	The following is a very brief summary of this event.	+	The following is a very brief summary of this event which was the most determining internal conflict of the early Nova Roma.

−	# The elections {{1998}} were not conducted by [[~~:Category:~~Tribes (Nova Roma)\|tribes]] and [[Centuries (Nova Roma)\|centuries]] because at that point the people had not been allocated to tribes and centuries.	+	# The elections {{1998}} were not conducted by [[Tribes (Nova Roma)\|tribes]] and [[Centuries (Nova Roma)\|centuries]] because at that point the people had not been allocated to tribes and centuries.
−	# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] ~~as it then was~~ required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.	+	# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.
−	# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|censores]].	+	# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|''censores'']].
−	# Some time in the first half of {{1999}} there was, or was perceived to be, a move to have the censores called to account in some way (the word "impeached" was used, at least in later accounts, despite the fact that impeachment was not legal under the Constitution at that time).	+	# Some time in the first half of {{1999}} there was, or was perceived to be, a move to have the ''censores'' called to account in some way (the word "impeached" was used, at least in later accounts, despite the fact that impeachment was not legal under the Constitution at that time).
−	# In response to that move, or to the perception of such a move, another group temporarily shut down the website and declared an intercessio of the Republic, under the authority of the non-profit corporation.	+	# In response to that move, or to the perception of such a move, another group temporarily shut down the website and declared an ''intercessio'' of the Republic, under the authority of the non-profit corporation.
−	# This resulted in the formation of one or more new groups which claimed to be continuations of the republic.~~{{fact}}~~	+	# This resulted in the formation of one or more new groups which claimed to be continuations of the republic.
−	# After a few days the website &c. were restored and the alternative groups closed down, apparently by the agreement of all concerned.~~{{fact}}~~	+	# After a few days the website &c. were restored and the alternative groups closed down, apparently by the agreement of all concerned.
−	# In due course the senate called on [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|~~Flavius~~ Vedius Germanicus]] to become [[Dictator (Nova Roma)\|dictator]] and to sort the situation out one way or another, which, arguably, he did.	+	# In due course the senate called on [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Fl. Vedius Germanicus]] to become [[Dictator (Nova Roma)\|''dictator'']] and to sort the situation out one way or another, which, arguably, he did.

−	This sequence of events is ~~sometimes colourfully~~ referred to as "the civil war".	+	This sequence of events is colorfully referred to as "the first civil war".

	[[Category: MMDCCLII]]		[[Category: MMDCCLII]]

M. Lucretius Agricola: recat to MMDCCLII

2007-12-17T09:50:09Z

recat to MMDCCLII

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	This sequence of events is sometimes colourfully referred to as "the civil war".		This sequence of events is sometimes colourfully referred to as "the civil war".

−	[[Category: ~~Nova Roma History~~]]	+	[[Category: MMDCCLII]]

Flavius Vedius Germanicus: Clarifies matters of historical record, adds {{fact}} tag to unverified assertions

2006-10-18T01:33:59Z

Clarifies matters of historical record, adds {{fact}} tag to unverified assertions

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	# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] as it then was required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.		# The [[Constitution (Nova Roma)\|lex constitutiva]] as it then was required elections to be conducted by tribes and centuries, and some people believed that the elections which had been held were legally invalid and thus the republic had no legitimate magistrates.
	# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|censores]].		# Allocating the people to tribes and centuries was the responsibility of the [[Censor (Nova Roma)\|censores]].
−	# Some time in the first half of {{1999}} there was, or was perceived to be, a move to have the censores called to account in some way (the word "impeached" was used, at least in later accounts).	+	# Some time in the first half of {{1999}} there was, or was perceived to be, a move to have the censores called to account in some way (the word "impeached" was used, at least in later accounts, despite the fact that impeachment was not legal under the Constitution at that time).
−	# In response to that move, or to the perception of such a move, another group temporarily shut down the website and ~~claimed to have dissolved~~ the ~~republic~~, or the non-profit corporation~~, or both~~.	+	# In response to that move, or to the perception of such a move, another group temporarily shut down the website and declared an intercessio of the Republic, under the authority of the non-profit corporation.
−	# This resulted in the formation of one or more new groups which claimed to be continuations of the republic.	+	# This resulted in the formation of one or more new groups which claimed to be continuations of the republic.{{fact}}
−	# After a few days the website &c. were restored and the alternative groups closed down, apparently by the agreement of all concerned.	+	# After a few days the website &c. were restored and the alternative groups closed down, apparently by the agreement of all concerned.{{fact}}
−	# In due course the senate~~, or at least part of it,~~ called on [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Flavius Vedius Germanicus]] to become [[Dictator (Nova Roma)\|dictator]] and to sort the situation out one way or another, which, arguably, he did.	+	# In due course the senate called on [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Flavius Vedius Germanicus]] to become [[Dictator (Nova Roma)\|dictator]] and to sort the situation out one way or another, which, arguably, he did.

	This sequence of events is sometimes colourfully referred to as "the civil war".		This sequence of events is sometimes colourfully referred to as "the civil war".

	[[Category: Nova Roma History]]		[[Category: Nova Roma History]]

Aulus Apollonius Cordus: Added a bit

2006-08-15T19:38:29Z

Added a bit

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	# After a few days the website &c. were restored and the alternative groups closed down, apparently by the agreement of all concerned.		# After a few days the website &c. were restored and the alternative groups closed down, apparently by the agreement of all concerned.
	# In due course the senate, or at least part of it, called on [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Flavius Vedius Germanicus]] to become [[Dictator (Nova Roma)\|dictator]] and to sort the situation out one way or another, which, arguably, he did.		# In due course the senate, or at least part of it, called on [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Flavius Vedius Germanicus]] to become [[Dictator (Nova Roma)\|dictator]] and to sort the situation out one way or another, which, arguably, he did.
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		+	This sequence of events is sometimes colourfully referred to as "the civil war".
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		+	[[Category: Nova Roma History]]

Aulus Apollonius Cordus: Civil War of MMDCCLII (Nova Roma) moved to Tumultus L. Equitio Dec. Iunio cos. (Nova Roma): No one died

2006-08-15T19:30:59Z

Civil War of MMDCCLII (Nova Roma) moved to Tumultus L. Equitio Dec. Iunio cos. (Nova Roma): No one died

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