Factio Veneta (Nova Roma)

Revision as of 07:04, 10 March 2007

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Factiones: Factio Praesina, Factio Albata‎, Factio Russata, Factio Veneta Stables Other pages of interest: Circenses championship, Circenses rules, Ludi pages, Aedile portal

Joining the Blues

• Welcome! Need more racing in your life? Enjoy the sweat of the track in your face? Want to lash your opponents and drive them into the spina more professionally? Do you want to join in the rowdy spectacle of cheering on your team at the Circus Maximus? Join Factio Veneta, the Blue Faction! You may remember us from such great riots at the Circus Maximus and the Hippodrome! We need to get out on the sand and charge with all our strength! We implore members of Factio Veneta to enter the races! Are the Green, Red or White not your thing? This is the list for you! This is the newsgroup of Nova Roma's virtual chariot racing faction, Factio Veneta--the Blues. This list is for seasoned chariot racers, those new to the Circus, and Loyal Supporters of the Blues. Join us Today!

• How to Join: To join the Blues, go to your Album Civium page login (Click Here) and click the "My Account" button. Once there, one of the options is "Racing Faction" - Simply declare Veneta as your faction, then join our mailing list. Factio Veneta

Team Information 2760 a.u.c. - L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. ‡ MMDCCLX a.u.c.

• Dominus factionis: Pending Election

• Mailing list: Factio Veneta Stables

• Team Music: Entrance of the Charioteers from Ben-Hur

• Team members 2760 a.u.c.:

Team Career Statistics/Historical Data (2757 a.u.c. to Present)

• Participated in previous Ludi? Please email us with the race information and your final standing(s) in the race(s), so we can update this page. If possible, please send the ML message number, Ludi website or Victory pic to: lucius_vitellius_triarius at yahoo dot com.

Victories

Vide

• Roman mosaic in Villa Romana del Casale, Sicilia, showing a race in the Circus Maximus.
• Stabula IIII Factionum, Article in Samuel Ball Platner's 1929 "A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome"

• History of the Circenses, Article by Anthony Rich, Jun. B.A. of Caius College, Cambridge, and William Smith, D.C.L., LL.D.: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, John Murray, London, 1875.

• Chariot Racing, Wikipedia Article