Category:Commentarii Pontificum (Nova Roma)

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The Commentarii Pontificum of Nova Roma are the responsa and visa presented to the Senate, Magistrates, and the People of Nova Roma by the Collegium Pontificum. They are listed below in alphabetical order. Marcus Cassius Iulianus, Pontifex Maximus convened the Collegium Pontificum to withdraw these responsum, they were rescinded and are here for historical purposes.

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−	The '''Commentarii Pontificum''' of Nova Roma are the ''[[Responsum (Nova Roma)\|responsa]]'' presented to the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]], Magistrates, and the People of Nova Roma by the [[Collegium Pontificum (Nova Roma)\|Collegium Pontificum]]. They are listed below in alphabetical order. [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|Marcus Cassius Iulianus]], [[Pontifex Maximus (Nova Roma)\|Pontifex Maximus]] convened the [[Collegium Pontificum (Nova Roma)\|Collegium Pontificum]] to withdraw these responsum, they were rescinded and are here for historical purposes.	+	The '''Commentarii Pontificum''' of Nova Roma are the ''[[Responsum (Nova Roma)\|responsa and visa]]'' presented to the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]], Magistrates, and the People of Nova Roma by the [[Collegium Pontificum (Nova Roma)\|Collegium Pontificum]]. They are listed below in alphabetical order. [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|Marcus Cassius Iulianus]], [[Pontifex Maximus (Nova Roma)\|Pontifex Maximus]] convened the [[Collegium Pontificum (Nova Roma)\|Collegium Pontificum]] to withdraw these responsum, they were rescinded and are here for historical purposes.