Provincia Canada Ulterior (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: added hd tag

2024-07-06T09:58:48Z

added hd tag

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Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: Title change

2013-06-09T08:08:56Z

Title change

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	\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>		\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>
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−	\|align="right"\| [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Iulius Caesar]]<br>''~~Consul~~''	+	\|align="right"\| [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Iulius Caesar]]<br>''Proconsul''
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Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: updated position

2012-02-05T19:33:59Z

updated position

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	\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>		\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>
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−	\|align="right"\| [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Iulius Caesar]]<br>''~~Praetor~~''	+	\|align="right"\| [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Iulius Caesar]]<br>''Consul''
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Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: title change

2011-01-23T22:38:22Z

title change

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	\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>		\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>
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−	\|align="right"\| [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Iulius Caesar]]<br>''~~legatus pro praetore~~''	+	\|align="right"\| [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Iulius Caesar]]<br>''Praetor''
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Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: Included reference to former name of province

2009-01-09T08:45:07Z

Included reference to former name of province

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	{{PortalBox \| title=Geographia \| content=		{{PortalBox \| title=Geographia \| content=
−	In terms of physical geography, Canada Ulterior is vast. Covering a total area of over 6.83 million km², our provincia is almost a million km² larger than the Roman Empire at its height (5.9 million km²). The history of settlement in western Canada accounts for the concentration of most of the population in and around a relatively small number of cities. At present eight urban areas account for almost 60% of the population. A rough calculation gives an estimated population density of about 1.5 people per km².	+	In terms of physical geography, Canada Ulterior (formerly known as ''Canada Occidentalis'') is vast. Covering a total area of over 6.83 million km², our provincia is almost a million km² larger than the Roman Empire at its height (5.9 million km²). The history of settlement in western Canada accounts for the concentration of most of the population in and around a relatively small number of cities. At present eight urban areas account for almost 60% of the population. A rough calculation gives an estimated population density of about 1.5 people per km².

	'''Quick links:''' [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Regio_Columbia_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Columbia]] - [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Regio_Athabasca_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Athabasca]] - [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Regio_Agassiz_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Agassiz]] - [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Communities_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Local Communities]]		'''Quick links:''' [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Regio_Columbia_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Columbia]] - [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Regio_Athabasca_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Athabasca]] - [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Regio_Agassiz_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Agassiz]] - [[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Communities_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Local Communities]]

Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: Update on oppidum status

2008-12-16T10:05:03Z

Update on oppidum status

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	==[[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Projects_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Our projects]]==		==[[Provincia_Canada_Ulterior_-_Projects_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Our projects]]==

−	Currently, we are working to manufacture and sell a provincial medal as a fundraiser. We are also attempting to build up [[Legio XXI Rapax (Nova Roma)\|Legio XXI Rapax]] as the provincial legion. Our first charted community (in Edmonton) ~~is very close to being~~ approved.	+	Currently, we are working to manufacture and sell a provincial medal as a fundraiser. We are also attempting to build up [[Legio XXI Rapax (Nova Roma)\|Legio XXI Rapax]] as the provincial legion. Our first charted community (in Edmonton) has been approved and elections have been called.

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: recat to its proper category

2008-12-16T00:37:14Z

recat to its proper category

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−	~~[[Category:Provinciae (Nova Roma)\|Canada Ulterior]]~~
	[[Category:Provincia Canada Ulterior (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Provincia Canada Ulterior (Nova Roma)]]

Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: word duplication correction

2008-12-05T04:40:44Z

word duplication correction

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	Here in Western Canada, in the “frozen north”, we may not have the benefit of being born in the shadows of Rome itself, a Roman city or a Roman colonia and of strolling in our formative years amongst these ruins. We may be lacking in the great visual reminders of the Pax Romana but in our museums, libraries, art galleries, theatres, and bookshops, as well as in the architecture of some of our older buildings, we can find fragments of Ancient Rome. From these sources we can draw the inspiration necessary to build a Nova Roman community.		Here in Western Canada, in the “frozen north”, we may not have the benefit of being born in the shadows of Rome itself, a Roman city or a Roman colonia and of strolling in our formative years amongst these ruins. We may be lacking in the great visual reminders of the Pax Romana but in our museums, libraries, art galleries, theatres, and bookshops, as well as in the architecture of some of our older buildings, we can find fragments of Ancient Rome. From these sources we can draw the inspiration necessary to build a Nova Roman community.

−	To be Nova Roman is to express one’s allegiance not to a nation but to the idea of Rome, and while nations may rise and fall this idea will endure. So what are we? We are individuals, we are (to name but a few) Britons, French, Germans, Americans, Canadians~~, Italians~~, Spaniards, Brazilians, and of course Italians.	+	To be Nova Roman is to express one’s allegiance not to a nation but to the idea of Rome, and while nations may rise and fall this idea will endure. So what are we? We are individuals, we are (to name but a few) Britons, French, Germans, Americans, Canadians, Spaniards, Brazilians, and of course Italians.

	The commonality that we all have inside us is the spirit of Ancient Rome, which transcends time, distance and nationality. We are the product of our nation and will ever remain so. We must always be ready to answer any call of duty made upon us, while at the same time, and without any contradiction, owe allegiance to the inner spirit of Romanitas that we have made our creed.		The commonality that we all have inside us is the spirit of Ancient Rome, which transcends time, distance and nationality. We are the product of our nation and will ever remain so. We must always be ready to answer any call of duty made upon us, while at the same time, and without any contradiction, owe allegiance to the inner spirit of Romanitas that we have made our creed.

Gnaeus Iulius Caesar: Image change re provincial name change

2008-07-17T00:04:27Z

Image change re provincial name change

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−	[[Image:~~CanOccban23~~.JPG\|150px\|left]]	+	[[Image:CanUlterior.JPG\|150px\|left]]
	Here in Western Canada, in the “frozen north”, we may not have the benefit of being born in the shadows of Rome itself, a Roman city or a Roman colonia and of strolling in our formative years amongst these ruins. We may be lacking in the great visual reminders of the Pax Romana but in our museums, libraries, art galleries, theatres, and bookshops, as well as in the architecture of some of our older buildings, we can find fragments of Ancient Rome. From these sources we can draw the inspiration necessary to build a Nova Roman community.		Here in Western Canada, in the “frozen north”, we may not have the benefit of being born in the shadows of Rome itself, a Roman city or a Roman colonia and of strolling in our formative years amongst these ruins. We may be lacking in the great visual reminders of the Pax Romana but in our museums, libraries, art galleries, theatres, and bookshops, as well as in the architecture of some of our older buildings, we can find fragments of Ancient Rome. From these sources we can draw the inspiration necessary to build a Nova Roman community.

Gnaeus Iulius Caesar at 00:03, 17 July 2008

2008-07-17T00:03:39Z

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	\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>		\| <h1 class="firstHeading">Provincia<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">Canada Ulterior</span><br><br>Nova Roma</h1>
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