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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: clarified terminology

2023-09-26T13:45:06Z

clarified terminology

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−	<onlyinclude>~~The~~ Roman ~~Way~~ is the '''[[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] and practical application''' of "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''[[mos maiorum]]''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, ~~culture~~, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society. [[Learning Latin]], the language of Roman culture, is an equally important step towards becoming a modern Roman.</onlyinclude>	+	<onlyinclude>'''Nova Romanitas''' ("new Romanness", "revival of Roman culture") is the '''[[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] and practical application''' of Roman culture and virtues, "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''[[mos maiorum]]''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, from cultural like arts, language, literature, clothing, architecture, to spiritual such as the virtues, the religion, the ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. Part of this is our educational mission divulging knowledge about classical culture. One of the cornerstones of ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society. [[Learning Latin]], the language of Roman culture, is an equally important step towards becoming a modern Roman.</onlyinclude>

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved The Roman Way to Nova Romanitas

2023-09-26T13:31:43Z

moved The Roman Way to Nova Romanitas

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: added link as mutual deal with the group

2022-09-04T09:31:48Z

added link as mutual deal with the group

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	* [[:Category:Roman Clothing and Equipment\|Roman clothing and equipment]]		* [[:Category:Roman Clothing and Equipment\|Roman clothing and equipment]]
	* [[:Category:Latin language\|Latin language]]		* [[:Category:Latin language\|Latin language]]
		+	* [http://societyofepicurus.com/ The Society of Friends of Epicurus]
	We have a growing number of [[:Category:Reading list\|Reading list]]s on a wide variety of topics.		We have a growing number of [[:Category:Reading list\|Reading list]]s on a wide variety of topics.
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Updated

2022-01-25T16:41:00Z

Updated

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	''Mos maiorum'', literally translated as the “custom of the ancestors,” is the core concept of Roman traditionalism. As [[Ennius]] wrote:		''Mos maiorum'', literally translated as the “custom of the ancestors,” is the core concept of Roman traditionalism. As [[Ennius]] wrote:

−	<blockquote>"''Moribus antiquis res stat Romana virisque.''" (The Roman state stands on ancient customs and heroes.) </blockquote>	+	<blockquote>"''Moribus antiquis res stat Romana virisque.''"
		+	<br>"The Roman state stands on ancient customs and heroes."</blockquote>

	The ''mos maiorum'' was an unwritten code from which the Romans derived their societal norms. Because positive law regulated few aspects of Roman daily life, traditional customs, by virtue of the ''auctoritas maiorum'' (“prestige or respect of the ancestors”), shaped most of Roman behavior. In Nova Roma, we endeavor to revive the Roman way of thinking, the specific mindset that made Rome so great.		The ''mos maiorum'' was an unwritten code from which the Romans derived their societal norms. Because positive law regulated few aspects of Roman daily life, traditional customs, by virtue of the ''auctoritas maiorum'' (“prestige or respect of the ancestors”), shaped most of Roman behavior. In Nova Roma, we endeavor to revive the Roman way of thinking, the specific mindset that made Rome so great.
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−	''Romanitas'', in Nova Roma, refers to the general study ''and practice'' of Roman culture. It is the direct application of Roman ethics, virtues, and philosophies in our everyday life, and it is one of the main goals of Nova Roma to promote the ''Romanitas'' and the ''mos maiorum'' among its citizens.	+	''Romanitas'', in Nova Roma, refers to the general study ''and practice'' of Roman culture. It is the direct application of Roman ethics, virtues, and philosophies in our everyday life, and it is one of the main goals of Nova Roma to promote the ''Romanitas'' and the ''[[mos maiorum]]'' among its citizens.

−	As with all aspects of Nova Roma, the extent to which any given citizen indulges in this area is up to his or her own inclination; but it is certainly encouraged. This includes the learning and use of the [[Latin language]], the study and reenactment of Roman arts (including historical ~~civil~~ or military [[reenactments]]), the production of Roman drama, the study of Roman history, and a wide variety of other pursuits. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that citizens are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.	+	As with all aspects of Nova Roma, the extent to which any given citizen indulges in this area is up to his or her own inclination; but it is certainly encouraged. This includes the learning and use of the [[Latin language]], the study and reenactment of Roman arts (including historical civilian or military [[reenactments]]), the production of Roman drama, the study of Roman history, and a wide variety of other pursuits. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that citizens are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.

	As with all things that make up the Roman culture, the emphasis is on the practical application of these arts and this knowledge in our everyday lives. We study Rome because we seek to emulate Rome; we emulate Rome because we admire Rome. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.		As with all things that make up the Roman culture, the emphasis is on the practical application of these arts and this knowledge in our everyday lives. We study Rome because we seek to emulate Rome; we emulate Rome because we admire Rome. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: changed link

2021-10-25T15:35:47Z

changed link

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	As with all things that make up the Roman culture, the emphasis is on the practical application of these arts and this knowledge in our everyday lives. We study Rome because we seek to emulate Rome; we emulate Rome because we admire Rome. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.		As with all things that make up the Roman culture, the emphasis is on the practical application of these arts and this knowledge in our everyday lives. We study Rome because we seek to emulate Rome; we emulate Rome because we admire Rome. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.

−	There are many ways in Nova Roma to be involved in the [[civic life (Nova_Roma)\|Roman way of life]]; [[sodalitas\|sodalitates]], [[~~Register of Lists~~ (Nova Roma)\|~~lists~~]] and [[Civic life (Nova Roma)\|more]]. Choose the way that fits your style and interests.	+	There are many ways in Nova Roma to be involved in the [[civic life (Nova_Roma)\|Roman way of life]]; [[sodalitas\|sodalitates]], [[Forum (Nova Roma)\|discussion forums]] and [[Civic life (Nova Roma)\|more]]. Choose the way that fits your style and interests.
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Gnaeus Iulius Caesar at 21:13, 15 April 2018

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	As with all things that make up the Roman culture, the emphasis is on the practical application of these arts and this knowledge in our everyday lives. We study Rome because we seek to emulate Rome; we emulate Rome because we admire Rome. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.		As with all things that make up the Roman culture, the emphasis is on the practical application of these arts and this knowledge in our everyday lives. We study Rome because we seek to emulate Rome; we emulate Rome because we admire Rome. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.

−	There are many ways in Nova Roma to be involved in the [[civic life (Nova_Roma)\|Roman way of life]]; [[sodalitas\|sodalitates]], [[~~Mailing lists~~ (Nova Roma)\|~~mailing~~ lists]] and [[Civic life (Nova Roma)\|more]]. Choose the way that fits your style and interests.	+	There are many ways in Nova Roma to be involved in the [[civic life (Nova_Roma)\|Roman way of life]]; [[sodalitas\|sodalitates]], [[Register of Lists (Nova Roma)\|lists]] and [[Civic life (Nova Roma)\|more]]. Choose the way that fits your style and interests.
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: added Latin

2013-01-31T20:50:28Z

added Latin

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−	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] ~~'''~~and practical application''' of ~~the~~ "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''[[mos maiorum]]''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of ~~the~~ ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>	+	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the '''[[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] and practical application''' of "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''[[mos maiorum]]''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society. [[Learning Latin]], the language of Roman culture, is an equally important step towards becoming a modern Roman.</onlyinclude>

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: linkify

2012-07-04T18:19:55Z

linkify

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−	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] '''and practical application''' of the "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''mos maiorum''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of the ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>	+	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] '''and practical application''' of the "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''[[mos maiorum]]''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of the ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 18:18, 4 July 2012

2012-07-04T18:18:09Z

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−	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] '''and practical application''' of the "''Romanitas''" and the "''mos maiorum''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of the ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>	+	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] '''and practical application''' of the "''[[Romanitas]]''" and the "''mos maiorum''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of the ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 13:13, 27 August 2011

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−	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] '''and practical application''' of the "''Romanitas''" and the "''mos maiorum''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of the ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that citizens are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>	+	<onlyinclude>The Roman Way is the [[:Category:Bibliotheca\|study]] '''and practical application''' of the "''Romanitas''" and the "''mos maiorum''", the revival of all aspects of Roman life, culture, virtues, ethics and philosophies in our everyday lives. One of the cornerstones of the ''Romanitas'' are the [[Roman virtues]]; those qualities which define the ideal state of being and behavior of the Roman citizen. It is as part of the ''mos maiorum'' that [[citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]] are expected to take up [[Roman name]]s for use within our society.</onlyinclude>

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