Officium Consulare MMDCCLXVIII

Marcus Pompeius Caninus Album Civium

Contents 1 Contact 2 Oath of Office of Consul 3 Cohors Consularis 3.1 Quaestor 3.2 Accensi 4 Edicta of the Consules 5 Current Job Openings - Office of the Consules of Nova Roma

Album Civium

Contact

• Email Consul M. Pompeius Caninus

Oath of Office of Consul

• Consul M. Pompeius Caninus

Cohors Consularis

Quaestor

• Quaestor of M. Pompeius Caninus:

Accensi

• Accensa:

• Accensus:

• Accensus:

• Accensus:

• Accensus:

Edicta of the Consules

The edicta are general or individual rules of law that, within Nova Roma as in the ancient Rome, that this office is allowed issue. These rules provide enforcement, application, and completion of the general rules issued by the Constitution of Nova Roma, its By-laws, made by the People or the Plebs through their comitia (assemblies), or by senatus consulta, or decrees issued by the Senate of Nova Roma.

These edicta cannot be issued outside the fields of responsibily as defined by the Constitution, in its paragraph IV, A, 4, and stated above.

In the first column you may check the "Status" of the edictum: in force ("Val." valido) or lapsed. A lapsed edict has either be withdrawn/removed by the issuer or her/his successor ("Exp." expunctus), either been replaced by another one ("Sub." substituo), or, at last, vetoed ("VETO") by a higher magistrate (for ex. a consul : "COS") or by a tribune of the plebs ("TB"). The current consular edicta are classed by number (2nd column). Except in an extraordinary case, the higher the number, the later the issuing day. The "Consul" head abbreviation designates the consul(s) who has issued it ("MPC" for Marcus Pompeius Caninus). The "Forum message ref" is the number of the original message posted in the Forum Romanum (Yahoo! "Main List"). The "Subject" indicated the nature of the edictum.

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