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'''INDEX''': Return to the '''''[[Edicta_MMDCCLXXV#Overview|Top of the page]]'''''.
 
'''INDEX''': Return to the '''''[[Edicta_MMDCCLXXV#Overview|Top of the page]]'''''.
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==Edictum censorium de curiis et gentibus==
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:*STATUS: '''''In-Force'''''
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:*ORIGINALLY ENACTED: '''''{{Nov 30}} {{2022}}'''''
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:*OFFICIAL POST: '''''[https://groups.io/g/TheForumRomanum/message/98819 Forum Romanum #98819]'''''
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'''Edictum censorium de curiis et gentibus'''
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'''Preamble'''
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As mandated by the lex Arria de veteribus tribubus et curiis, the censors hereby establish the order of gentes within the 30 curiae and 3 ceremonial old tribes, the Ramnes, Tities and Luceres. This institution serves the religious community life of Nova Roma, especially the practice of the Numa Tradition, the oldest and most ancient religious practices, but it also serves the boost of grassroots community activity within these sacred and most ancient frames of the curiae.
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According to the law, we, the censors, could allocate only those gentes in the curia Acculeia, curia Faucia, curia Foriensis, curia Hersilia, curia Rapta, curia Tifata, curia Titia, curia Veliensis, curia Velitia which were originally founded during the Roman Kingdom. As mandated by the law, we had to place the gentes of Latin origin into the Tribus Ramnensis (where the members are denominated as "Ramnes"), the gentes of Sabine origin into the Tribus Titiensis ("Tities"), and the gentes of  Etruscan origin into the Tribus Lucerensis ("Luceres"). Gentes of other origin, or dubious or uncertain origin had to be placed into the ceremonial tribes according to the date of their founding in Nova Roma: those in the first year of Nova Roma (1998-03-01 - 1999-02-28) had to be placed among the Ramnes, those founded until the Completion of the Founding of Nova Roma (1999-03-01 - 2017-10-15)  among the Tities, and those who came afterwards (2017-10-16 - ...), among the Luceres.
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The final result is based on academic works in the subject, but it is not considered final and irreversible, but rearrangements of gentes into other curiae may be expected in the coming years as we conduct more research and refine our knowledge.
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We, the censors, would like to give thanks for the enormous work and research made by our scriba primicerius Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, member of the Onomastic Office, and to quaestor T. Popillia Laenas, for helping in the research and categorization of all the current, existing gentes of Nova Roma.
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'''I. Status of gentes'''
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Only "gens censa", an "active gens" which currently has cives censi (census registered active citizens) can be a member of the curiae. A gens which does no longer have cives censi in Nova Roma is termed as a "disappeared gens" or "gens incensa." If the youngest person (a disappeared citizen) in a disappeared gens would be 100 year old according to his or her NR ID data, the gens shall be declared an "extinct gens", and any new person taking the same nomen gentile will be regarded as the new founder of another, new re-embodiment of the gens, with a new administrative date of founding.
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'''II. The date of the founding and the founder of a gens within Nova Roma'''
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:A. The censors define that the administrative date of the founding of a gens in Nova Roma is the date of the registration of citizenship of the earliest member of the gens.
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:B. If an existing citizen changes his or her gens, not by adoption, but by administrative name changing process, any connection to his or her original gens is eliminated, and all records shall show only the new gens, and the citizen has to be regarded as if he or she had always been the member of the new gens. This type of name change is classified as "name correction", not a real name change, and it is done on the assumption that the new gens was always the one that the citizen intended, but he or she made a mistaken decision at the time of the application for citizenship.
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::1. When this name change gives a new gentilis (gens-member) to the gens who is an earlier citizen than the founder of the gens, the founder shall keep the right to be regarded as the founder of the gens, but the founding date of the gens will be re-dated to the date of citizenship of the new gentilis who is an earlier citizen than the founder of the gens.
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:::a. The founder of a Nova Roman gens is defined as the first citizen historically who registered that gens within Nova Roma.
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:::b. When the founder is unknown and cannot be investigated, the actually earliest member of the gens will be regarded as the founder of the gens (subject to change, as described in I.B.2). If this person is no longer an active citizen of Nova Roma, then the gens is considered no longer to have a founder alive or active, and privileges granted to the founder are taken up by the collective of the patres familiarum of the gentes who can exercise their privileges by vote.
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::2. The founder of the gens shall have the power to decide the ceremonial founding anniversary of the gens which can be used to celebrate the existence of the gens in Nova Roma. This date, by default, is always the date of citizenship of the earliest member of the gens, and is subject to change if an earlier citizen becomes part of the gens through name correction process.
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::3. The founder of the gens shall have the right to petition the Censorial Office to change the administrative founding date of the gens in Nova Roma. The request will be judged on a case by case basis by the Censorial Office.
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'''III. Addition of new gentes to the curiae'''
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It shall be the duty of the Officium Onomasticum of the Censorial Office to investigate the historical origin of each new gens registered in Nova Roma, and to allocate them into one of the curiae, according to the rules of the lex Arria de veteribus tribubus et curiis. Each new gens shall be added to a curia within a year of its inclusion to Nova Roma, and it shall be approved by the Comitia Curiata.
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'''IV. Addition of returning old gentes to the curiae'''
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:A. Those old disappeared gentes of Nova Roma which are not part of the current curiate arrangement, upon return, shall be added to the curiae by the Censorial Office, and it shall also be approved by the Comitia Curiata.
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:B. If a current active gens becomes disappeared, but later returns, it shall be automatically returned to the same curia where it was, without any ceremonies or any approval by the Comitia Curiata. Steps of approval and involvement of the Comitia Curiata is only necessary if the returning gens would be allocated to a different curia than where it was originally.
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:C. Extinct gentes, upon revival, shall be treated as new gentes.
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'''V. Curiate approval for the composition of the three ceremonial tribes and thirty curiae'''
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This and any subsequent arrangement of the gentes into curiae and tribes shall be approved by the Comitia Curiata.
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:A. The Censorial Office shall maintain a list of new gentes and a list of returning disappeared gentes, and shall periodically communicate it to the Collegium Pontificum and to the curio maximus.
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:B. It is recommended that new gentes and returning disappeared gentes be approved in batches, periodically, not one by one, because it would result in too frequent session of the Comitia Curiata. The Comitia Curiata should be convened to approve the inclusion of new gentes at least once or twice every year.
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'''VI. Primordial Nova Roman distribution of the gentes censae into the three ceremonial old tribes and curiae'''
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We, the censors of Nova Roma, Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, in the 25th year of Nova Roma, 5 years after the Completion of the Founding of the Nova Roman People, preparing for our 25th Anniversary, as part of the last touches of the ceremonial and ritual founding of the Nova Roman People, proclaim the following distribution of the currently existing gentes of Nova Roma among the ceremonial old tribes, the Ramnes, Tities, Luceres, and among the thirty curiae, and we instruct the Officium Rei Informaticae of Nova Roma, with the involvement and supervision of the Collegium Pontificum, to facilitate its technological aspects and arrange the election of our first curiones, the curio maximus, the appointment of the flamines curiales and the new lictores curiati:
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'''I. TRIBUS RAMNENSIS'''
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:'''I. Curia Foriensis'''
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::Gens Cornelia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Curiatia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Horatia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Hostilia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Romilia: probably of Latin origin
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::Gens Tullia: of Latin origin
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:'''II. Curia Veliensis'''
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::Gens Iulia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Servilia: of Latin origin
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:'''III. Curia Velitia'''
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::Gens Cloelia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Furia: probably of Latin origin
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::Gens Iunia: possibly of Latin origin
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:'''IV. Curia Palatina'''
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::Gens Caecilia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Cassia: of Samnis origin, re-founded in 1998-03-01
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::Gens Hortensia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Patricia: modern gens, founded in 1998-08-01
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::Gens Sergia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-04-01
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::Gens Vedia: of Oscan origin, re-founded n 1998-03-01
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:'''V. Curia Cermalensis'''
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::Gens Gabinia: probably of Latin origin
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::Gens Geminia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Quinctia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Quinctilia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Remmia: possibly of Latin or Etruscan origin
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:'''VI. Curia Caelia'''
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::Gens Labiena: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01       
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::Gens Manilia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Manlia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Porcia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Postumia: possibily of Latin origin
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::Gens Sextia:  of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01
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::Gens Ulleria: modern gens, founded in 1998-07-01
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:'''VII. Curia Cispia'''
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::Gens Aelia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-04-01             
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::Gens Iuventia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Minucia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Naevia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Nautia: possibly of Latin origin
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:'''VIII. Curia Oppia'''
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::Gens Antonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-08-01
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::Gens Domitia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-06-01
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::Gens Octavia: of Volscan origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
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::Gens Silvia: of Latin origin
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:'''IX. Curia Martia'''
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::Gens Equitia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01                       
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::Gens Maria: of Latin or Sabine or Sabell origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
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::Gens Martiania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-08-01   
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::Gens Nonia: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Ulpia: of Umbrian origin, re-founded on 1998-08-01
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::Gens Velia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-04-01             
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::Gens Vinicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01
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:'''X. Curia Volturna'''
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::Gens Afrania: of Picene origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
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::Gens Annaea: of Oscan or Umbrian origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01       
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::Gens Fulvia: of Latin origin
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::Gens Rabiria: possibly of Latin origin
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::Gens Sempronia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-06-01 
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'''II. TRIBUS TITIENSIS'''
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:'''I. Curia Titia'''
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::Gens Curtia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Valeria: of Sabine origin
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:'''II. Curia Faucia'''
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::Gens Aemilia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Lucretia: probably of Sabine origin
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:'''III. Curia Acculeia'''
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::Gens Marciaof Sabine origin
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::Gens Pinaria: of Sabine origin
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:'''IV. Curia Hersilia'''
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::Gens Tarpeia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Veturia: possibly of Sabine origin
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:'''V. Curia Quinctia'''
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::Gens Acilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-02-19
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::Gens Annia: of Picene origin re-founded on 2000-11-17   
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::Gens Arria: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2000-01-17
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::Gens Bruttia: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2000-10-12
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::Gens Cluentia: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2015-09-04           
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::Gens Decia: probably of Oscan or Sabine origin re-founded on 2000-04-16
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::Gens Gratia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-11-24
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::Gens Magia: of Campanian origin, re-founded on 2002-05-15
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::Gens Minia: probably of Oscan origin re-founded on 2002-10-03
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::Gens Ninnia: of Campanian or Capuan origin, re-founded on 2016-05-31 
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::Gens Ovidia: probably of Oscan or Paelignian origin re-founded on 1999-05-10
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::Gens Pompeia: probably of Oscan or Sabine origin, re-founded on 2000-01-06       
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::Gens Pomponia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Sulpicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-01
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::Gens Tuccia: of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2001-12-08
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::Gens Vibia: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2000-04-08
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:'''VI. Curia Fabia'''
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::Gens Amafinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2016-09-07
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::Gens Amatia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-12-28         
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::Gens Apuleia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-29       
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::Gens Duilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-10-27
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::Gens Fabia: probably of Latin or Sabine origin re-founded on 1998-07-01 
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::Gens Galeria: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-11         
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::Gens Memmia: possibly of Latin or Sabine origin re-founded on 2004-05-15           
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::Gens Rubellia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Rutilia: of uncertain origin, possibily Latin, re-founded on 2002-06-03
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::Gens Sallustia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Suetonia: probably of Umbrian origin re-founded on 2000-05-21
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:'''VII. Curia Septima'''
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::Gens Argentina: modern gens, founded on 2002-02-18
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::Gens Aurelia: possibly of Sabine origin
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::Gens Ausonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-11-02       
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::Gens Barbatia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2015-12-10     
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::Gens Bucculeia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-10-24   
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::Gens Donia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2006-10-19           
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::Gens Matia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2015-07-31
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::Gens Matinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2017-03-22       
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::Gens Moravia: modern gens, founded on 1999-06-03
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::Gens Sentia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-07-24
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::Gens Septimia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2004-03-28
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::Gens Seria: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2009-07-17             
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::Gens Solaris: modern gens, founded on 2002-02-06
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::Gens Terentia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Varia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-07-06
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:'''VIII. Curia Octava'''
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::Gens Albia: of Sabine or Latin origin, re-founded on 2000-04-10   
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::Gens Arminia: modern gens, founded on 2000-07-24       
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::Gens Artoria: probably of Messapic or Etruscan, re-founded on 1999-09-22           
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::Gens Asinia: of Oscan or Samnis origin, re-founded on 2000-11-26
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::Gens Calvisia: possibly of Sabine origin
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::Gens Curia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-07-02
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::Gens Egnatia: of Samnis origin, re-founded on 1999-08-01           
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::Gens Ennia: of Calabrian or Messapic origin, re-founded on 2004-02-04
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::Gens Floria: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2015-02-27           
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::Gens Gavia: probably of Sabine or Samnis or Latin origin, re-founded on 2017-03-24           
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::Gens Herennia: of Samnis origin, re-founded on 2003-06-10         
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::Gens Minicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-08-07
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::Gens Modia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-01-30
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::Gens Paccia: of Samnis or Oscan origin, re-founded on 2007-01-21           
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::Gens Petreia: of Samnis or Oscan origin, re-founded on 2002-10-18           
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::Gens Pontia: of Samnis origin, re-founded on 2000-05-21
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::Gens Quirinia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Rusonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-13       
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::Gens Sicinia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Titia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Titinia: of Sabine origin
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:'''IX. Curia Nona'''
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::Gens Apicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-29           
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::Gens Autronia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2012-03-20     
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::Gens Avidia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-01-30           
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::Gens Caerellia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2016-08-25     
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::Gens Caristania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-12-01   
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::Gens Flavia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Helvia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-11-16
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::Gens Laelia: of uncertain origin, possibly Latin, re-founded on 2003-12-30
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::Gens Lania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-02-13           
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::Gens Licinia: probably of Latin or Etruscan origin, re-founded on 1999-08-18
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::Gens Livia: probably of Latin or Etruscan origin, re-founded on 2001-12-18
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::Gens Menenia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2004-01-11     
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::Gens Poppaea: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Publilia: probably of Latin or Etruscan origin, re-founded on 2010-01-29       
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::Gens Sertoria: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Tituria: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Velleia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2008-10-17         
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::Gens Venuleia: of Pisan origin, re-founded on 2002-01-06
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::Gens Vitia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2013-07-03
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::Gens Vitruvia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-01-12       
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::Gens Volteia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2012-10-10         
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:'''X. Curia Decima'''
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::Gens Aquilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-05-10
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::Gens Atia: possibly of Sabine origin
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::Gens Atilia: probably of Sabine origin
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::Gens Calpurnia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Claudia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Fabricia: of Hernician or Sabellian origin, re-founded on 2000-09-08
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::Gens Lucilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-01-01         
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::Gens Lutatia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-01-14         
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::Gens Petronia: of Sabine origin
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::Gens Popillia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-02-12
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::Gens Salvia: of Sabellian origin, re-founded on 2001-04-13           
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::Gens Scribonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-06-04
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::Gens Villia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-11-25
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::Gens Vitellia: possibly of Sabine or Latine origin, re-founded on 2002-04-10
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::Gens Vergilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-03-23
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'''III. TRIBUS LUCERENSIS'''
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:'''I. Curia Rapta'''
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::Gens Verginia: of Etruscan origin
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::Gens Volumnia: of Etruscan origin
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:'''II. Curia Tifata'''
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::Gens Caelia: of Etruscan origin
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::Gens Tarquitia: of Etruscan origin
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:'''III. Curia Semuria'''
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::Gens Larcia: of Etruscan origin
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::Gens Tertia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-11-08           
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::Gens Vipsania: of Etruscan origin
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:'''IV. Curia Solonia'''
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::Gens Alfena: of Picene origin, re-founded on 2020-12-10
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::Gens Spurilia: possibly of Etruscan origin
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:'''V. Curia Taracia'''
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::Gens Accia: probably of Umbrian or Samnis origin, re-founded on 2020-05-08
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::Gens Aebutia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-06-25       
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:'''VI. Curia Lateria'''
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::Gens Auria: of Samnis or Oscan origin, re-founded on 2018-04-26
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::Gens Herdonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-07-06     
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:'''VII. Curia Latia'''
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::Gens Anicia: of uncertain origin, possibly Latin, re-founded on 2020-07-22
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::Gens Aulia: possibly of Etruscan or Latin origin, re-founded on 2020-12-27
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::Gens Caesia: of uncertain origin, possibly Latin, re-founded on 2022-08-03
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::Gens Poetelia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-01-17       
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::Gens Rupilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2019-10-14
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::Gens Vestinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-12-02       
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:'''VIII. Curia Gabina'''
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::Gens Lamponia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-02-28   
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::Gens Liberia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-08-01         
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::Gens Longinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2021-08-05     
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::Gens Samia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-12-28           
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:'''IX. Curia Crustumina'''
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::Gens Bellicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-06-22         
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::Gens Castricia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2017-11-03     
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::Gens Neratia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-10-25       
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::Gens Ocratia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-07-09       
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:'''X. Curia Querquetulana'''
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::Gens Abonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-12-09
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::Gens Bantia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-08-03         
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::Gens Cania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2017-12-20           
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::Gens Clavia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2019-05-25           
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::Gens Dellia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-07-04           
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::Gens Iccia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2019-07-01             
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::Gens Lusia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-01-02           
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::Gens Musonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2021-04-24     
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::Gens Teia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-06-16
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Signed: on pridie Kal. Dec. Sex. Lucilio (II) et A. Tullia (II) cos. 2775 AUC, 25 ANRC, 2022 AD
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Q. Arrius Nauta, censor<br>
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P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, censor
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==Edictum censorium de praemiis censoriis==
 
==Edictum censorium de praemiis censoriis==

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Edictum censorium de curiis et gentibus


Edictum censorium de curiis et gentibus


Preamble


As mandated by the lex Arria de veteribus tribubus et curiis, the censors hereby establish the order of gentes within the 30 curiae and 3 ceremonial old tribes, the Ramnes, Tities and Luceres. This institution serves the religious community life of Nova Roma, especially the practice of the Numa Tradition, the oldest and most ancient religious practices, but it also serves the boost of grassroots community activity within these sacred and most ancient frames of the curiae.

According to the law, we, the censors, could allocate only those gentes in the curia Acculeia, curia Faucia, curia Foriensis, curia Hersilia, curia Rapta, curia Tifata, curia Titia, curia Veliensis, curia Velitia which were originally founded during the Roman Kingdom. As mandated by the law, we had to place the gentes of Latin origin into the Tribus Ramnensis (where the members are denominated as "Ramnes"), the gentes of Sabine origin into the Tribus Titiensis ("Tities"), and the gentes of Etruscan origin into the Tribus Lucerensis ("Luceres"). Gentes of other origin, or dubious or uncertain origin had to be placed into the ceremonial tribes according to the date of their founding in Nova Roma: those in the first year of Nova Roma (1998-03-01 - 1999-02-28) had to be placed among the Ramnes, those founded until the Completion of the Founding of Nova Roma (1999-03-01 - 2017-10-15) among the Tities, and those who came afterwards (2017-10-16 - ...), among the Luceres.

The final result is based on academic works in the subject, but it is not considered final and irreversible, but rearrangements of gentes into other curiae may be expected in the coming years as we conduct more research and refine our knowledge.

We, the censors, would like to give thanks for the enormous work and research made by our scriba primicerius Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, member of the Onomastic Office, and to quaestor T. Popillia Laenas, for helping in the research and categorization of all the current, existing gentes of Nova Roma.


I. Status of gentes

Only "gens censa", an "active gens" which currently has cives censi (census registered active citizens) can be a member of the curiae. A gens which does no longer have cives censi in Nova Roma is termed as a "disappeared gens" or "gens incensa." If the youngest person (a disappeared citizen) in a disappeared gens would be 100 year old according to his or her NR ID data, the gens shall be declared an "extinct gens", and any new person taking the same nomen gentile will be regarded as the new founder of another, new re-embodiment of the gens, with a new administrative date of founding.


II. The date of the founding and the founder of a gens within Nova Roma

A. The censors define that the administrative date of the founding of a gens in Nova Roma is the date of the registration of citizenship of the earliest member of the gens.
B. If an existing citizen changes his or her gens, not by adoption, but by administrative name changing process, any connection to his or her original gens is eliminated, and all records shall show only the new gens, and the citizen has to be regarded as if he or she had always been the member of the new gens. This type of name change is classified as "name correction", not a real name change, and it is done on the assumption that the new gens was always the one that the citizen intended, but he or she made a mistaken decision at the time of the application for citizenship.
1. When this name change gives a new gentilis (gens-member) to the gens who is an earlier citizen than the founder of the gens, the founder shall keep the right to be regarded as the founder of the gens, but the founding date of the gens will be re-dated to the date of citizenship of the new gentilis who is an earlier citizen than the founder of the gens.
a. The founder of a Nova Roman gens is defined as the first citizen historically who registered that gens within Nova Roma.
b. When the founder is unknown and cannot be investigated, the actually earliest member of the gens will be regarded as the founder of the gens (subject to change, as described in I.B.2). If this person is no longer an active citizen of Nova Roma, then the gens is considered no longer to have a founder alive or active, and privileges granted to the founder are taken up by the collective of the patres familiarum of the gentes who can exercise their privileges by vote.
2. The founder of the gens shall have the power to decide the ceremonial founding anniversary of the gens which can be used to celebrate the existence of the gens in Nova Roma. This date, by default, is always the date of citizenship of the earliest member of the gens, and is subject to change if an earlier citizen becomes part of the gens through name correction process.
3. The founder of the gens shall have the right to petition the Censorial Office to change the administrative founding date of the gens in Nova Roma. The request will be judged on a case by case basis by the Censorial Office.


III. Addition of new gentes to the curiae

It shall be the duty of the Officium Onomasticum of the Censorial Office to investigate the historical origin of each new gens registered in Nova Roma, and to allocate them into one of the curiae, according to the rules of the lex Arria de veteribus tribubus et curiis. Each new gens shall be added to a curia within a year of its inclusion to Nova Roma, and it shall be approved by the Comitia Curiata.


IV. Addition of returning old gentes to the curiae

A. Those old disappeared gentes of Nova Roma which are not part of the current curiate arrangement, upon return, shall be added to the curiae by the Censorial Office, and it shall also be approved by the Comitia Curiata.
B. If a current active gens becomes disappeared, but later returns, it shall be automatically returned to the same curia where it was, without any ceremonies or any approval by the Comitia Curiata. Steps of approval and involvement of the Comitia Curiata is only necessary if the returning gens would be allocated to a different curia than where it was originally.
C. Extinct gentes, upon revival, shall be treated as new gentes.


V. Curiate approval for the composition of the three ceremonial tribes and thirty curiae

This and any subsequent arrangement of the gentes into curiae and tribes shall be approved by the Comitia Curiata.

A. The Censorial Office shall maintain a list of new gentes and a list of returning disappeared gentes, and shall periodically communicate it to the Collegium Pontificum and to the curio maximus.
B. It is recommended that new gentes and returning disappeared gentes be approved in batches, periodically, not one by one, because it would result in too frequent session of the Comitia Curiata. The Comitia Curiata should be convened to approve the inclusion of new gentes at least once or twice every year.


VI. Primordial Nova Roman distribution of the gentes censae into the three ceremonial old tribes and curiae

We, the censors of Nova Roma, Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, in the 25th year of Nova Roma, 5 years after the Completion of the Founding of the Nova Roman People, preparing for our 25th Anniversary, as part of the last touches of the ceremonial and ritual founding of the Nova Roman People, proclaim the following distribution of the currently existing gentes of Nova Roma among the ceremonial old tribes, the Ramnes, Tities, Luceres, and among the thirty curiae, and we instruct the Officium Rei Informaticae of Nova Roma, with the involvement and supervision of the Collegium Pontificum, to facilitate its technological aspects and arrange the election of our first curiones, the curio maximus, the appointment of the flamines curiales and the new lictores curiati:


I. TRIBUS RAMNENSIS


I. Curia Foriensis
Gens Cornelia: of Latin origin
Gens Curiatia: of Latin origin
Gens Horatia: of Latin origin
Gens Hostilia: of Latin origin
Gens Romilia: probably of Latin origin
Gens Tullia: of Latin origin


II. Curia Veliensis
Gens Iulia: of Latin origin
Gens Servilia: of Latin origin


III. Curia Velitia
Gens Cloelia: of Latin origin
Gens Furia: probably of Latin origin
Gens Iunia: possibly of Latin origin


IV. Curia Palatina
Gens Caecilia: of Latin origin
Gens Cassia: of Samnis origin, re-founded in 1998-03-01
Gens Hortensia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Patricia: modern gens, founded in 1998-08-01
Gens Sergia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-04-01
Gens Vedia: of Oscan origin, re-founded n 1998-03-01


V. Curia Cermalensis
Gens Gabinia: probably of Latin origin
Gens Geminia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Quinctia: of Latin origin
Gens Quinctilia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Remmia: possibly of Latin or Etruscan origin


VI. Curia Caelia
Gens Labiena: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01
Gens Manilia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Manlia: of Latin origin
Gens Porcia: of Latin origin
Gens Postumia: possibily of Latin origin
Gens Sextia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01
Gens Ulleria: modern gens, founded in 1998-07-01


VII. Curia Cispia
Gens Aelia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-04-01
Gens Iuventia: of Latin origin
Gens Minucia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Naevia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Nautia: possibly of Latin origin


VIII. Curia Oppia
Gens Antonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-08-01
Gens Domitia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-06-01
Gens Octavia: of Volscan origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
Gens Silvia: of Latin origin


IX. Curia Martia
Gens Equitia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
Gens Maria: of Latin or Sabine or Sabell origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
Gens Martiania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-08-01
Gens Nonia: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Ulpia: of Umbrian origin, re-founded on 1998-08-01
Gens Velia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-04-01
Gens Vinicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01


X. Curia Volturna
Gens Afrania: of Picene origin, re-founded on 1998-03-01
Gens Annaea: of Oscan or Umbrian origin, re-founded on 1998-07-01
Gens Fulvia: of Latin origin
Gens Rabiria: possibly of Latin origin
Gens Sempronia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 1998-06-01


II. TRIBUS TITIENSIS


I. Curia Titia
Gens Curtia: of Sabine origin
Gens Valeria: of Sabine origin


II. Curia Faucia
Gens Aemilia: of Sabine origin
Gens Lucretia: probably of Sabine origin


III. Curia Acculeia
Gens Marciaof Sabine origin
Gens Pinaria: of Sabine origin


IV. Curia Hersilia
Gens Tarpeia: of Sabine origin
Gens Veturia: possibly of Sabine origin


V. Curia Quinctia
Gens Acilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-02-19
Gens Annia: of Picene origin re-founded on 2000-11-17
Gens Arria: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2000-01-17
Gens Bruttia: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2000-10-12
Gens Cluentia: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2015-09-04
Gens Decia: probably of Oscan or Sabine origin re-founded on 2000-04-16
Gens Gratia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-11-24
Gens Magia: of Campanian origin, re-founded on 2002-05-15
Gens Minia: probably of Oscan origin re-founded on 2002-10-03
Gens Ninnia: of Campanian or Capuan origin, re-founded on 2016-05-31
Gens Ovidia: probably of Oscan or Paelignian origin re-founded on 1999-05-10
Gens Pompeia: probably of Oscan or Sabine origin, re-founded on 2000-01-06
Gens Pomponia: of Sabine origin
Gens Sulpicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-01
Gens Tuccia: of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2001-12-08
Gens Vibia: probably of Oscan origin, re-founded on 2000-04-08


VI. Curia Fabia
Gens Amafinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2016-09-07
Gens Amatia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-12-28
Gens Apuleia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-29
Gens Duilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-10-27
Gens Fabia: probably of Latin or Sabine origin re-founded on 1998-07-01
Gens Galeria: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-11
Gens Memmia: possibly of Latin or Sabine origin re-founded on 2004-05-15
Gens Rubellia: of Sabine origin
Gens Rutilia: of uncertain origin, possibily Latin, re-founded on 2002-06-03
Gens Sallustia: of Sabine origin
Gens Suetonia: probably of Umbrian origin re-founded on 2000-05-21


VII. Curia Septima
Gens Argentina: modern gens, founded on 2002-02-18
Gens Aurelia: possibly of Sabine origin
Gens Ausonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-11-02
Gens Barbatia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2015-12-10
Gens Bucculeia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-10-24
Gens Donia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2006-10-19
Gens Matia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2015-07-31
Gens Matinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2017-03-22
Gens Moravia: modern gens, founded on 1999-06-03
Gens Sentia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-07-24
Gens Septimia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2004-03-28
Gens Seria: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2009-07-17
Gens Solaris: modern gens, founded on 2002-02-06
Gens Terentia: of Sabine origin
Gens Varia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-07-06


VIII. Curia Octava
Gens Albia: of Sabine or Latin origin, re-founded on 2000-04-10
Gens Arminia: modern gens, founded on 2000-07-24
Gens Artoria: probably of Messapic or Etruscan, re-founded on 1999-09-22
Gens Asinia: of Oscan or Samnis origin, re-founded on 2000-11-26
Gens Calvisia: possibly of Sabine origin
Gens Curia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-07-02
Gens Egnatia: of Samnis origin, re-founded on 1999-08-01
Gens Ennia: of Calabrian or Messapic origin, re-founded on 2004-02-04
Gens Floria: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2015-02-27
Gens Gavia: probably of Sabine or Samnis or Latin origin, re-founded on 2017-03-24
Gens Herennia: of Samnis origin, re-founded on 2003-06-10
Gens Minicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-08-07
Gens Modia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-01-30
Gens Paccia: of Samnis or Oscan origin, re-founded on 2007-01-21
Gens Petreia: of Samnis or Oscan origin, re-founded on 2002-10-18
Gens Pontia: of Samnis origin, re-founded on 2000-05-21
Gens Quirinia: of Sabine origin
Gens Rusonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-13
Gens Sicinia: of Sabine origin
Gens Titia: of Sabine origin
Gens Titinia: of Sabine origin


IX. Curia Nona
Gens Apicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-10-29
Gens Autronia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2012-03-20
Gens Avidia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-01-30
Gens Caerellia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2016-08-25
Gens Caristania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-12-01
Gens Flavia: of Sabine origin
Gens Helvia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-11-16
Gens Laelia: of uncertain origin, possibly Latin, re-founded on 2003-12-30
Gens Lania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2002-02-13
Gens Licinia: probably of Latin or Etruscan origin, re-founded on 1999-08-18
Gens Livia: probably of Latin or Etruscan origin, re-founded on 2001-12-18
Gens Menenia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2004-01-11
Gens Poppaea: of Sabine origin
Gens Publilia: probably of Latin or Etruscan origin, re-founded on 2010-01-29
Gens Sertoria: of Sabine origin
Gens Tituria: of Sabine origin
Gens Velleia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2008-10-17
Gens Venuleia: of Pisan origin, re-founded on 2002-01-06
Gens Vitia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2013-07-03
Gens Vitruvia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-01-12
Gens Volteia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2012-10-10


X. Curia Decima
Gens Aquilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2003-05-10
Gens Atia: possibly of Sabine origin
Gens Atilia: probably of Sabine origin
Gens Calpurnia: of Sabine origin
Gens Claudia: of Sabine origin
Gens Fabricia: of Hernician or Sabellian origin, re-founded on 2000-09-08
Gens Lucilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-01-01
Gens Lutatia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-01-14
Gens Petronia: of Sabine origin
Gens Popillia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-02-12
Gens Salvia: of Sabellian origin, re-founded on 2001-04-13
Gens Scribonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-06-04
Gens Villia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2000-11-25
Gens Vitellia: possibly of Sabine or Latine origin, re-founded on 2002-04-10
Gens Vergilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2001-03-23


III. TRIBUS LUCERENSIS


I. Curia Rapta
Gens Verginia: of Etruscan origin
Gens Volumnia: of Etruscan origin


II. Curia Tifata
Gens Caelia: of Etruscan origin
Gens Tarquitia: of Etruscan origin


III. Curia Semuria
Gens Larcia: of Etruscan origin
Gens Tertia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-11-08
Gens Vipsania: of Etruscan origin


IV. Curia Solonia
Gens Alfena: of Picene origin, re-founded on 2020-12-10
Gens Spurilia: possibly of Etruscan origin


V. Curia Taracia
Gens Accia: probably of Umbrian or Samnis origin, re-founded on 2020-05-08
Gens Aebutia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-06-25


VI. Curia Lateria
Gens Auria: of Samnis or Oscan origin, re-founded on 2018-04-26
Gens Herdonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-07-06


VII. Curia Latia
Gens Anicia: of uncertain origin, possibly Latin, re-founded on 2020-07-22
Gens Aulia: possibly of Etruscan or Latin origin, re-founded on 2020-12-27
Gens Caesia: of uncertain origin, possibly Latin, re-founded on 2022-08-03
Gens Poetelia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-01-17
Gens Rupilia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2019-10-14
Gens Vestinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-12-02


VIII. Curia Gabina
Gens Lamponia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-02-28
Gens Liberia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-08-01
Gens Longinia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2021-08-05
Gens Samia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-12-28


IX. Curia Crustumina
Gens Bellicia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-06-22
Gens Castricia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2017-11-03
Gens Neratia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-10-25
Gens Ocratia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-07-09


X. Curia Querquetulana
Gens Abonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2020-12-09
Gens Bantia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-08-03
Gens Cania: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2017-12-20
Gens Clavia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2019-05-25
Gens Dellia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-07-04
Gens Iccia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2019-07-01
Gens Lusia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2018-01-02
Gens Musonia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2021-04-24
Gens Teia: of uncertain origin, re-founded on 2022-06-16


Signed: on pridie Kal. Dec. Sex. Lucilio (II) et A. Tullia (II) cos. 2775 AUC, 25 ANRC, 2022 AD


Q. Arrius Nauta, censor
P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, censor


Edictum censorium de praemiis censoriis


EDICTUM CENSORIUM DE PRAEMIIS CENSORIIS


Preamble. The lex Arria de censu civium aestimando instructs the censors to issue the Censorial Awards, marked with 12 Census Points, for major Nova Roman achievements or extraordinary excellence in virtue, morality and civic life between two censuses, only to be awarded upon the conclusion of the census, after the lectio senatus and the recognitio equitum, as a reward those who have already been admitted to the public knighthood or to the senate, or those who should not yet receive the highest distinction of being elevated to the knighthood, but whom the censors would like to honor with a distinction. The censors are granting the Censorial Award to the following excellent citizens:

I. M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius, for constant and excellent public activity and pietas within this lustrum, especially for the organization of the ludi of Nova Roma.

II. P. Aurelius Barbatus, for constantly excellent citizenship, sense of virtus, pietas, duty and public activity within this lustrum.

III. D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, for extraordinarily constant and most excellent citizenship, industria, sense of duty and most productive public activity within this lustrum, especially for organizing the chat and media platforms of Nova Roma.

IV. C. Artorius Praeconinus, for extraordinarily constant and most excellent citizenship, gravitas, pietas, clementia, sense of duty and most productive public activity within this lustrum, especially for his heroic actions to help his fellow citizens.

V. D. Claudius Aquilinus, for constantly excellent citizenship and public activity within this lustrum, especially for his educational media activity in Nova Roma.

VI. C. Claudius Quadratus, for constantly excellent citizenship, pietas, liberalitas, and public activity within this lustrum.

VII. C. Cornelius Barosus, for constantly excellent citizenship, sense of duty, loyalty, pietas, fides and public activity within this lustrum.

VIII. Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, for extraordinarily constantly and most excellent citizenship, virtus and auctoritas, gravitas, pietas, clementia, iustitia, industria, sense of duty and most productive public activity within this lustrum, especially for concluding the "civil war", saving Nova Roma and its assets and confirming the foundations of our res publica, and for the organization of the ludi, the public events, celebrations, conventions and festivals of Nova Roma.

IX. Ap. Curius Rullus, for constantly excellent citizenship, sense of duty, and public activity within this lustrum, especially for serving the Censorial Office.

X. Cn. Domitius Fullo, for constant civic activity, loyalty and dedication to Nova Roma within this lustrum.

XI. D. Fabricius Avitus, for constant civic activity, loyalty and dedication to Nova Roma within this lustrum, especially for serving in the media works of Nova Roma.

XII. C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho, for extraordinarily virtuous achievements in the field of Roman reconstructionism with dedication to the cause of Nova Roma within this lustrum, especially for creating the Danuvina Alacris and the Living Danube Limes Projects and the Prof. H. Ubl Danube Limes Memorial March.

XIII. Sibylla Fulvia Ambrosia, for constantly excellent civic activity, pietas, loyalty and dedication to Nova Roma within this lustrum.

XIV. M. Hortensia Maior Fabiana Faustina, for extraordinarily constantly and most excellent citizenship, pietas, fides and most productive public activity within this lustrum, especially for her contributions to the cultus deorum and training of the priests, and for her service at our allied temple.

XV. Ti. Iulius Nerva, for extraordinary loyalty and dedication to Nova Roma, with constant public service and activity within this lustrum, especially for his heroic contributions to helping his fellow citizens in the humanitarian crisis and for his work in spreading Roman culture in social media.

XVI. A. Iulius Paterculus for constantly excellent citizenship and public activity within this lustrum, especially for his educational and cultural activities.

XVII. P. Iunius Brutus, for constant dedication to the Roman virtues and for his efforts in uniting the Roman movement into Nova Roma within this lustrum.

XVIII. Sex. Lucilius Tutor, for constantly excellent civic service in the government of Nova Roma and for his work in the efforts of saving Nova Roma and to close the "civil war" within this lustrum.

XIX. Ti. Octavia Carnuntina, for constant and extraordinary dedication to Roman revivalism and reenactment, for devoted pietas, pudicitia, comitas, and for spreading the ideas of Roman unity and Nova Roma over the world within this lustrum.

XX. C. Petronius Stephanus Turpilianus, for extraordinary loyalty, pietas, virtus, auctoritas and dedication to the cause of Nova Roma, for spreading the ideas of Roman unity and Nova Roma over the world, for constant public service and activity within this lustrum, especially for connecting Nova Roma to the best Romanists and revivalists of the world.

XXI. P. Porcius Licinus, for constantly excellent civic service in the government of Nova Roma and for his work in the efforts of saving Nova Roma and to close the "civil war" within this lustrum.

XXII. A. Scribonius Nasica, for constant activity, loyalty and dedication to Nova Roma within this lustrum, especially for his dedication to our Latin culture.

XXIII. C. Sempronius Scepsis Agricola, for extraordinarily constant and most excellent citizenship, industria, sense of duty and most productive public activity within this lustrum.

XXIV. A. Tullia Scholastica, for extraordinarily constant and most excellent citizenship, industria, virtus, severitas, pudicitia and sense of duty in civic service within the government of Nova Roma, and for her Latin educational efforts within this lustrum.


Date, a.d. XIII Kal. Nov. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos., 20. Oct. 2775 AUC, 25 ANRC


Q. Arrius Nauta,
P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus
CENSORES


Edictum censorium de lectione senatus


Edictum censorium de lectione senatus


As is required by tradition and mandated by the lex Popillia senatoria, we, censores Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, proclaim the lectio senatus as part of the closing acts of the current census of the Nova Roman People of the Quirites.


I. The number of senatores


After each census the censores shall declare a maximum number of senatores, according to the instructions of the lex Popillia senatoria. This number shall be 20 according to the calculations based on the lex.


II. Removal of senatores


The censores remove the following senatores from the Album Senatorium according the lex Popillia senatoria:


II.A. There are no senatores who are deceased, renounced citizenship or resigned from senate, therefore the first category shall be senatores who are capite censi, i.e., they did not pay their taxes:


1. Q. Lutatius Catulus (who is also removed for unjustified inactivity)
2. M. Iulius Camillus (who is also removed for unjustified inactivity)


II.B. The censores are entrusted to remove those senatores whose conduct they consider harmful to the dignity of the senate:


1. C. Tullius Valerianus Germanicus: removed from the senate for complete lack of participation without any request for leave of absense or assignment of proxy. The censores are removing Q. Lutatius Catulus and M. Iulius Camillus for the same reasons, too, besides their failure of paying the tax.


III. Adlection of senatores


The censores are entrusted to adlect new senatores to the Album Senatorium according to the instructions of the lex Popillia senatoria.


III.A. The following magistrates and former magistrates who possess the ius sententiae dicendae, and thus have been de facto senators since a while, are hereby officially adlected to the senate:


1. D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, praetor, vir tribunicius
2. C. Cornelius Barosus, praetor, vir praetorius
3. C. Artorius Praeconinus, tribunus plebis, vir praetorius


III.B. The following magistrates and former magistrates are hereby adlected to the senate for their various merits, virtues and good qualities that make them desirable in our august council:


1. A. Vitellius Celsus, aedilis curulis, vir aedilicius
2. M. Caecilius Metellus Tocaiensis, aedilis plebis, vir aedilicius
3. C. Petronius Stephanus Turpilianus, tribunus plebis, vir quaestorius
4. Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, quaestor, vir quaestorius
5. C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho, quaestor, vir privatus
6. Fl. Vedius Germanicus, vir dictatorius, censorius, consularis
7. A. Iulius Paterculus, vir aedilicius


IV. Princeps senatus


The censores confirm A. Tullia Scholastica in her position as princeps senatus and appoint her for the next term.


V. The Album Senatorium


With the lectio senatus completed, the censores publish the current Album Senatorium of all senatores according to their senatorial rank:


Senatores censorii:

  • A. Tullia Scholastica, princeps senatus, consul
  • Fl. Vedius Germanicus
  • P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, censor
  • Sex. Lucilius Tutor, consul

Senatores consulares:

  • M. Pompeius Caninus, tribunus plebis
  • T. Domitius Draco
  • Q. Arrius Nauta, censor

Senatores praetorii:

  • M. Hortensia Maior Fabiana Faustina, aedilis plebis
  • C. Petronius Dexter
  • M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius, aedilis curulis
  • C. Cornelius Barosus, praetor
  • C. Artorius Praeconinus, tribunus plebis

Senatores aedilicii:

  • A. Vitellius Celsus, aedilis curulis
  • A. Iulius Paterculus
  • M. Caecilius Metellus Tocaiensis, aedilis plebis

Senatores tribunicii:

  • D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, praetor

Senatores quaestorii:

  • Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, quaestor
  • Gallio Velius Marsallas
  • C. Petronius Stephanus Turpilianus, tribunus plebis

Senatores privati:

  • C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho, quaestor


Datum Idibus Octobribus Sex. Lucilio Tutore (II) et A. Tullia Scholastica (II) consulibus, anno XXV ANRC, 2775 AUC. (October 15, 2022)


Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus
CENSORES OF THE NOVA ROMAN REPUBLIC


Edictum censorium de probatione et recognitione equitum


Edictum censorium de probatione et recognitione equitum


As is required by tradition and mandated by the lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constitudenda and lex Arria Tullia de ordine equestri, that the censores review the list of equestrians, the equites equo publico and the equites equo privato, award meritorious citizens with public knighthood, remove those who failed to uphold the standards or who have not paid their taxes, and to recognize those who merit this dignity according to the requirements of law, we, the censores Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, hereby conduct the probatio et recognitio equitum as part of the closing acts of the current census of the Nova Roman People of the Quirites.


I. Removal of equites equo publico


The following official public knights of the Nova Roman Equestrian Order, equites equo publico, have been removed from the list of equites equo publico:


  • M. Cassius Iulianus (did not pay the tax, removed earlier)
  • Ti. Cassius Atellus (did not pay the tax, removed earlier)
  • Q. Lutatius Catulus (did not pay the tax, removed earlier)


II. Awarding the dignity of eques equo publico to meritorious citizens


II.A. The following citizens shall be awarded public equestrian rank as official public knights of the Nova Roman Equestrian Order with the title eques equo publico (or eques publicus):


II.A.1. For extraordinarily exemplary and virtuous citizenship and morality, for being the most awarded citizen of Nova Roma for his several merits and selfless public service in various heroic initiatives, including the saving of our Sarmatian citizens in the current war crisis and the helping of the Nova Roman flood victims in Germania, for being one of the most reliable public servants and workers of the administration of Nova Roma:


  • C. Artorius Praeconinus


II.A.2. For his many years of work on the development of Late Roman reenactment in Europe, establishing an international Late Roman reenactment community and network of legionary and civilian groups of the highest archaeological and authenticity standards and quality, an alliance of reenactment organizations, mutually helping each other; for founding the Carnuntum Late Roman Festival, one of the most succesful melting places of Romanists in the world; for his widely recognized and celebrated work with the “Project Quartodecimani - LEG XIIII Comitatensis”; for undertaking impressive initiatives, like the Prof. Ubl Danube Limes Memorial March, combining experimental archaeology, education, and honoring Roman military activities; and for his virtuous citizenship and Romanitas in helping fellow Nova Romans in these times of war, and for bringing a new allied legion to Nova Roma:


  • C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho


II.A.3. For several years of outstanding service to the revival of Romanitas in Britain, creating organizations and communities (Legio XX Valeria Victrix, Roman Tours, Park In The Past) to spread knowledge about ancient Roman culture and the military, for several years of virtuous service as centurio in the Legio XX Valeria Victrix, for building a reconstructed Roman auxiliary fortress, serving as a meeting point and a source of cohesion of Roman groups in Britain, and for bringing a new allied legion and fortress to Nova Roma:


  • A. Ocratius Maximus Gittus


II.A.4. For extraordinary honor and virtue in exemplary public service to Nova Roma and in Provincia Dacia, for outstanding organization of civic life and activit, and for bringing a new allied legion to Nova Roma, and starting the process of recruiting three others:


  • K. Quirinius Dasius


II.A.5. For her role in the training of the new generation of priests of Nova Roma, and for many years of exemplary citizenship, virtue and bravery, for supporting the citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia as propraetrix of the province in the current war situation, for heroically staying there in the province despite the dangers to continue the cooperation of Nova Roma with our allied Templum Project, despite the deadly danger:


  • M. Hortensia Maior Fabiana Faustina


II.A.6. For exemplary citizenship and public activity, for extraordinary educational and cultural work, for fostering community life focusing on learning and discussion of matters of Roman culture, history and archaeology; for establishing and running the very successful “Decimus Claudius” Instagram channel, spreading knowledge about ancient Roman sites, archaeology and Roman history to several thousands of followers:


  • D. Claudius Aquilinus


II.A.7. For extraordinary honor and virtue in long time exemplary public service to Nova Roma with utmost loyalty and for outstanding organization of provincial activities:


  • Ti. Iulius Nerva
  • Ti. Caecilia Sabina


II.A8. For extraordinary honor and virtue in long time exemplary public service to Nova Roma with utmost loyalty and for outstanding organization of provincial and central activities and administrative work:


  • T. Popillia Laenas


II.A.9. For extraordinary honor and virtue in exemplary public service to Nova Roma with utmost loyalty and for outstanding organization of provincial and central activities and administrative work:


  • P. Aurelius Barbatus
  • Ap. Curius Rullus
  • C. Marcius Augustinus
  • C. Sempronius Scepsis Agricola


II.A.10. For extraordinary honor and virtue in exemplary service to Nova Roma in the province of Nova Britannia with loyalty, for excellent reenactment activity in the allied Legio III Cyrenaica of Nova Roma, enriching the civic life and activity in the Nova Roman Provincia Nova Britannua:


  • M. Quinctius Clavus


II.A.11. For extraordinary virtuous citizenship, bravery and heroic service to the gods in the allied Templum Project of Nova Romaduring the dangerous of war, and for many years before that, building a temple for Iuppiter, and for a decade of service to the Roman religion community all over the world.


  • M. Octavius Corvus
  • T. Octavius Corvus


II.A.12. For several years of exemplary work in Roman reenactment, establishing the Familia Poppaea group, promoting the highest standards in historical accuracy and archaeological authenticity, developing a group which has become one of the most widely respected and admired Roman reenactment organizations of the world; for representing the principles of international cooperation and unity among modern Romans, working with several of the best and greatest reconstructionist legions and groups in Europe:


  • T. Annius Acerbus


II.A.13. For several years of service to the revival of Romanitas in the City of Rome, the most important place for all people of Roman heart, as leading members of the Gruppo Storico Romano, welcoming, coordinating and organizing the largest international Roman festival celebration of the world, the Natale di Roma, the Parilia festival, and for cooperating with Nova Roma for the cause of Roman unity and revival:


Nero Claudius Drusus
  • M. Vinicius Antoninus


II.A.14. The following citizens are awarded the eques equo publico dignity for their essential work in the unification of the Municipium Res Publica Canadna Romana Internationalis, and for their many years of promoting the highest ideals of Romanitas:


  • P. Iunius Brutus
  • M. Flavius Celsus
  • L. Hostilia Scaura
  • L. Aurelius Curio
  • T. Aurelius Apollinaris
  • P. Aemilius Paullus Gallus
  • C. Quinctius Flaminius
  • Ti. Terentius Varro


II.A.15. The eques equo publico dignity of the citizen below was suspended for failing to the pay the tax, but hereby it is restored because of renewed taxpayment. His original elevation to the equestrian order was “For founding Nova Roma, for long time service to the Republic and for standing up for the republican Constitution, the laws of Nova Roma, the freedom and rights of the citizens”:


  • Fl. Vedius Germanicus


II.B. Among the equites equo publico, the following public equestrians with a census of at least 400 CP are hereby distinguished and awarded by addition to limited number of equestrian centuries supra classem:


  • Publius Annaeus Constaninus Placidus
  • Quintus Arrius Nauta
  • Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius
  • Gaius Claudius Quadratus
  • Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus
  • Appius Curius Rullus
  • Titus Domitius Draco
  • Marca Hortensia Maior Fabiana Faustina
  • Tiberius Iulius Nerva
  • Sextus Lucilius Tutor
  • Publius Porcius Licinus
  • Gaius Sempronius Scepsis Agricola
  • Aula Tullia Scholastica
  • Gaius Tullius Valerianus Germanicus
  • Flavius Vedius Germanicus


III. Recognition of the equites equo privato


III.A. The following citizens are hereby recognized as private knights of the Nova Roman Equestrian Order, with the title eques equo privato, based on their census and assiduus status:


  • Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus
  • Gaius Cornelius Barosus
  • Marcus Pompeius Caninus


III.B. The following citizens are hereby recognized as private knights of the Nova Roman Equestrian Order, with the title eques equo privato, based on their special equestrian donation to the Treasury:


  • Gaia Aemilia Cincinnata
  • Servius Avidius Secundus
  • Marcus Cassius Maro
  • Sextus Domitius Symmachus
  • Decimus Fabricius Avitus
  • Lucia Hostilia Augurata
  • Manius Iuventius Triarius
  • Gaius Lucretius Agrippa
  • Aulus Nonius Campanus
  • Aulus Octavius Trio
  • Spurius Tarquitius Plautus
  • Paulla Venuleia Corva Gaudialis


IV. Princeps iuventutis


The censores confirm Cn. Cornelius Lentulus in his position as princeps iuventutis and appoint him for the next term.


V. The Album Equitum


  • Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, supra classem, princeps iuventutis
  • P. Annaeus Constaninus Placidus, supra classem
  • Q. Arrius Nauta, supra classem
  • D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, supra classem
  • C. Claudius Quadratus, supra classem
  • Ap. Curius Rullus, supra classem
  • T. Domitius Draco, supra classem
  • M. Hortensia Maior Fabiana Faustina, supra classem
  • Ti. Iulius Nerva, supra classem
  • Sex. Lucilius Tutor, supra classem
  • P. Porcius Licinus, supra classem
  • C. Sempronius Scepsis Agricola, supra classem
  • A. Tullia Scholastica, supra classem
  • C. Tullius Valerianus Germanicus, supra classem
  • Fl. Vedius Germanicus, supra classem
  • L. Aemilia Lepida
  • Sibylla Ambrosia Fulvia
  • T. Annius Acerbus
  • C. Artorius Praeconinus
  • M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius
  • D. Aurelius Ingeniarius
  • P. Aurelius Barbatus
  • Ti. Caecilia Sabina
  • M. Caecilius Metellus Tocaiensis
  • D. Claudius Aquilinus
  • Nero Claudius Drusus
  • C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho
  • A. Iulius Paterculus
  • P. Iunius Brutus
  • M. Marcius Rex
  • C. Marcius Augustinus
  • M. Martianius Lupus
  • A. Ocratius Maximus Gittus
  • M. Octavius Corvus
  • T. Octavius Corvus
  • C. Petronius Stephanus Turpilianus
  • T. Popillia Laenas
  • Sp. Porcius Gemma
  • M. Quinctius Clavus
  • K. Quirinius Dasius
  • Gallio Velius Marsallas
  • C. Villius Macro
  • C. Villius Vulso
  • M. Vinicius Antoninus
  • A. Vitellius Celsus


Equites equo privato:


- Equites privati cum censu equestri (censused equestrians by achieving dignity by their census points):


  • Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus
  • Gaius Cornelius Barosus
  • Marcus Pompeius Caninus


- Equites privati per tributum maius datum (censused equestrians by achieving dignity by donation to treasury):


  • Gaia Aemilia Cincinnata
  • Servius Avidius Secundus
  • Marcus Cassius Maro
  • Sextus Domitius Symmachus
  • Decimus Fabricius Avitus
  • Lucia Hostilia Augurata
  • Manius Iuventius Triarius
  • Gaius Lucretius Agrippa
  • Aulus Nonius Campanus
  • Aulus Octavius Trio
  • Spurius Tarquitius Plautus
  • Paulla Venuleia Corva Gaudialis


- Tribuni aerarii equestres per tributum maius datum (aerarian equestrians by donation to treasury):


  • Quinta Albia Corvina
  • Gnaeus Duillius Fullo
  • Quintus Fabius Labeo
  • Decimus Gratius Ludovicus
  • Aulus Scribonius Nasica
  • Gaius Servilius Vespillo
  • Publius Ullerius Stephanus Venator
  • Lucius Vitellius Severus


Datum Idibus Octobribus Sex. Lucilio Tutore (II) et A. Tullia Scholastica (II) consulibus, anno XXV ANRC, 2775 AUC. (October 15, 2022)


Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus
CENSORES OF THE NOVA ROMAN REPUBLIC


Edictum Censorium de maximis punctibus activitatis censis

Edictum Censorium de maximis punctibus activitatis censis

Preamble. The lex Arria de censu civium aestimando instructs the censors to issue Activity Census Points to recognize accomplishments "increasing the reputation of Nova Roma" (III.E.4). The lex cites examples which kinds of achievements may be recognized: "a publisher of a high quality website on Roman studies, an author of book, film, renown blog, high quality production, or program. This recognition shall be given to citizens whose association to Nova Roma can make Nova Roma more famous and more respected. Such recognition shall be entirely within the judgement of the censors collegiately." The censors give 20 Activity Census Points to the following citizens as part of the current Census at this time:

I. P. Albius Franciscus, for being the author of a series of books promoting modern Romanitas in Spanish (Somos Romanos, Estamos Locos Estos Romanos, Romanos de Aquí, and Mitomorfosis), for being an expert Roman influencer in Spanish TV and National Radio Station, weekly, besides writing monthly about Rome in several magazines (Clío, Las Tablas, Muy Historia, etc.).


II. C. Caristanius Theodorus, for his academic work on early Roman Christianity conducted as a social and religious historian with over thirty years of experience, studying and writing about the Roman world, including two historical novels set in first century CE Asia Minor, for editing and writing seven academic books and scores of professional articles in his areas of expertise, including most recently an academic book about sickness and healing in the ancient world (Paul and Asklepios: The Greco-Roman Quest for Healing and the Apostolic Mission).


III. C. Cassius Longina, for her work within the academic world of Roman studies, for being author of works discussing and divulging Romanitas, such as "The Good Life: Platonic, Stoic, and Epicurean views on Living" (Ancient Roman Magazine); 'The Cassian Portraiture;" "Cassius and the Cassian Materials"; "Gaius Cassius Longinus: the Philosophical Evolution of the Tyrannicide"; "Cassius & Brutus: Philosophical and Political Incentives in the Late Roman Republic and the Assassination of Julius Caesar", and for being a media influencer among the younger generation of Roman enthusiasts.


IV. D. Claudius Aquilinus, for creating and running the "Decimus Claudius" Roman archaeology Instagram site, where he educates a about 70.000 followers about the archaeological heritage of approximately 800 Roman sites all over the territory of the Roman empire.


V. C. Claudius Quadratus, for spreading the knowledge about Roman numismatics with his exceptional collection of ancient Roman coins, and for the decades of educational work within the international amateur numismatic community as a recognized Roman numismatic expert.


VI. Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, for his academic publications in the field of Roman studies, Roman oratory and latin linguistics, on his research of Latin dialects (for example, "Frameworks of reference in the identification of Latin dialects", "Dialects of Vulgar Latin and the Dialectal Classification of the Alps-Danube-Adria Region", "Aquincum latin nyelve" etc.), for translating works of Cicero, Quintilian and Apicius, for his conference presentations and educational work throughout the most important Hungarian and Central European Roman museums, sites and events.


VII. C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho, for founding the Carnuntum Late Roman Festival, and creating the international cooperation of Roman reenactors behind it, which is one of the strongest and most productive forces within the world of Roman reenactment, and which enabled the creation of projects like the recent Danuvina Alacris Roman ship cruise along the Danube frontier of the empire.


VIII. Q. Fabius Maximus, for working as consultants for several Roman themed publications, periodicals, books and films, including HBO's famous "Rome" series,"Warhammer Ancient Battles, The Romans", being author and editor of Roman themed publications and blogs, like the "Armati", or the "Strategos Military History Magazine".


IX. Sibylla Fulvia Ambrosia, for founding and organizing the "New England Conference on Mithraic Studies", known as MithraCon; which has run for many years at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticu, and has been serving as the most serious event for Mithraists and researchers of Mithraism, and which is also giving place for the promotion of Nova Roma regularly; and for being a published author on the topic and organizer within the wider Rome related Mithraic community.


X-XI. D. Gratius Ludovicus and Q. Albia Corvina, for creating and running Mos Maiorum - Der Römische Weg, the largest and leading German language blog about Roman religion, influencing a wide audience, and which offers innumerable resources, information and guidance to the German speaking world, and supports the work of Nova Roma.


XII. M. Iulius Hibernus, for being the author of a successful series of Roman historical fiction, the Gaius Marius Chronicle Series, spreading love and knowledge of the Roman republic and its most interesting historical period to a wide audience.


XIII. C. Iulius Lepidus, for creating the wonderful, partially Roman, polytheistic project Vila Pagã, with sanctuary district and garden park, with several shrines, temples, statues to the gods, and which he runs in cooperation with Nova Roma. C. Iulius Severus has an entire community around this project which became famous in the world among people dedicated to ancient spiritual traditions.


XIV. P. Iunius Brutus, for founding and developing RomanRepublic.Org, a living Romanitas community project which attracted hundreds of followers and influenced the progress of Roman revivalism through the world, and for promoting his organization to become a member of Nova Roma.


XV. A. Ocratius Maximus Gittus, for founding and running Roman Tours UK in Chester and Park In The Past, cultural organizations which had a large impact on the British Roman living history community, and have been educating a huge audience for decades, and in the frames of which projects, he has built a Roman military fortress in Britain.


Date, prid. Id. Oct. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos., 14. Oct. 2775 AUC, 25 ANRC


Q. Arrius Nauta,
P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus
CENSORES


Edictum censorium de censu prolongando

EDICTUM CENSORIUM DE CENSU PROLONGANDO

We, Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, censores of the Nova Roman People of Quirites, by this edict, decree that the citizens’ registration period of the census shall, instead of the Kalends of September (1 September), shall be open until the Nones of October (7 October).

Datum a.d. XV Kal. Sep. Q. Arrio Nauta iterum et A. Tullia Scholastica iterum coss, 25 ANRC, 2775 AUC.


Q. Arrius Nauta
P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus
CENSORES

Edictum censorium de legibus censui censendo

EDICTUM CENSORIUM DE LEGIBUS CENSUI CENSENDO

I. We, Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, censores of the Nova Roman People of Quirites, by this edict, decree the official inception of the census of the Nova Roman citizens.

II. The census opening sacrifices auspices have been made by pontifex Cn. Lentulus in the name of both censors, and now they are announced to the Nova Roman people that they were favorable.

III. We, Q. Arrius Nauta and P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus, censores appoint Cn. Cornelius Lentulus and C. Sempronius Scepsis Agricola as praecones for the census.

IV. According to the mos majorum, reviving and observing the ancient formulae of our Roman forefathers, I, censor Q. Arrius Nauta, upon receiving the favorable auspices, give the following order to the praeco Cn. Cornelius Lentulus:

“Quod bonum, fortunatum, felix salutareque siet renascenti populo Romano Quiritibus populoque Novo Romano Quiritibus reique publicae populi Novi Romani Quiritium mihique collegaeque meo, fidei magistratuique nostro: Omnes Quirites, pedites armatos privatosque, curatores omnium tribuum, si quis pro se sive pro altero rationem dari volet, voca inlicium huc ad me."

(“May this be good, fortunate, happy, and salutary to the renascent Roman people, the Quirites, to the Nova Roman people of the Quirites, and to the republic of the Nova Roman people of the Quirites, and to me and my colleague, to our honesty and our office: Call hither to me to assemble all the Quirites, armed and private citizens, the spokesmen of all the tribes, in case anyone for himself or for another wishes a reckoning to be given.")

V. The census of the Nova Roman People shall follow the procedures mandated by the lex Lucilia de censu.

V.A. The citizens’ registration period of the census shall be open from today a.d. III Kal. Iun. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. (30 May, 2022) until the Kalends of September (1 September). The census will be concluded by the lustrum of the Nova Roman People.
V.B. The method of registration:

VI.B.1. Citizens who wish to register in this census online shall send an email, no later than 1 September, to the Census Office at the following address:

novaromacensus@gmail.com

and shall state any change in their contact information since 2019-2020 (when the last census was held).

VI.B.2. The following individuals are automatically registered on the census, and they do not have to send an email to the Census Office:

VI.B.2.a. Citizens who obtained citizenship after a.d. XIII Kal. Ian. Q. Arrio (II) T. Domitio (III) cos. (December 20, 2020).
VI.B.2.b. Citizens who have paid taxes for the current calendar year (Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos., 2022)
VI.B.2.c. Magistrates of the current calendar year and any current officers or priests of Nova Roma, excepting senators.

VI.B.3. If a citizen knows of an extended period of unavailability that will coincide with the census, the citizen can entrust a personal representative to register him or her on the census. The personal representative can be anyone the citizen selects, but this representative must produce evidence (for example an email) of being chosen as a citizen's representative for the census.

VII. Failure to register on the census is considered a dereliction of the one and only obligatory civic duty, and it involves all census points and civic rights in Nova Roma. Citizens who fail to register on the census will formally retain their citizenship or the type of their allied status, but their rights will be suspended. It will be possible for such citizens to register themselves later, between two censuses, at which time their rights will be reinstated, but their census points will be restored only partially and gradually.

VIII. Instructions to officers of Nova Roma

VIII.A. We mandate the censorial praecones to advertise the census and the method of registration across all websites and forums of Nova Roma. They shall contact all citizens of Nova Roma, assisted infrastructurally by the Officium Rei Informaticae, with the call to registration on the census via email at least once.

VIII.B. We instruct all governors to repeat the announcements on the provincial level and to contact all provincial citizens by e-mail, traditional postal mail, or by telephone, regardless of any other contact from the central Census Office. Provincial governors can register those provincial citizens in their name on the census who answered their census call. In all procedures and matters of the census, the governors shall obey the orders of the censors.

IX. This edict is effective immediately.

Datum a.d. III Kal. Iun. Q. Arrio Nauta iterum et A. Tullia Scholastica iterum coss, 25 ANRC, 2775 AUC.

Q. Arrius Nauta
P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus
CENSORES


Edictum censorium de Officio Censorio

Edictum censorium de Officio Censorio

I. With this edict, I rescind all of the previous censorial edicts still in force, which action removes all apparitores of the Censorial Office. This edict determines the apparitores who will remain in office, or will be appointed, and the regulations that will apply to the Censorial Office of censors Q. Arrius and P. Annaeus. I hereby establish the following departments of the Censorial Office:

A. The Census Office (Officium Censuale), under the direction of the sciba magister census during a census period, and under the direction of the chief scribe of the Censorial Office between censuses. Officers assigned to the Census Office will be in charge of administering the census in a census period, and, between censuses, the to maintain the Album Civium and the Album Equitum, the membership of the tribes and curiae, classes and centuries, the equestrian order, the treasury tribunes and all tasks normally related to the census, according to the laws that regulate these powers and duties, and in accordance with the higher officers.
1. All tribes, centuries and classes shall be updated during census under the guidance of the censors. Besides the census, centuries and classes of the citizens and shall be updated during each comitia centuriata, before the commencement of voting; the same rule applies to the tribes, but only if the comitia that are convened are one of the tribal comitia. When there are no censors in office, updating all tribes, centuries and classes shall be done under the guidance of the praefectus rei publicae administrandae.
2. The updated lists of centuries and classes shall be published on the website.
3. Registration as assiduus, tribunus aerarius equestris and eques equo privato shall be done continuously and progressively, in cooperation with the Officium Rei Informaticae, as the tax payments arrive. When the tables of tribes and centuries are published, the current list of assidui, tribuni aerarii equestres and equites equo privato shal always be updated, as well, therefore those occasions serve as fix deadlines for the updating of the list of assidui, tribuni aerarii equestres, and equites equo privato as they currently stand. The lists of assidui, tribuni aerarii equestres and equites equo privato shall also be published at the end of the the tax payment period, as well.
4. For a clear terminology in this edict and in the legal system of Nova Roma, the "tax period" of Nova Roma shall be defined as consisting of a "tax payment period", a "tax payment grace period", and a "tax payment penalty period", according to these intervals:
a. The first part of the calendar year belongs to the previous tax period as its extension, and it is called "tax payment penalty period", which lasts until the day which the senate designates as the first day of the new tax payment period. This period closes the previous tax period of Nova Roma. More on this period at I.A.4.d.
b. The next part of the year is the "tax payment period", which opens a new tax period of Nova Roma, and lasts until the day which was set as the deadline for submitting taxes. Taxes can be paid in a reduced amount during this period.
c. The third part of the year is the first extension to the new tax period for late payers, the "tax payment grace period". Taxes must be paid in an increased amount during this period, but paying during this period does not cause any loss of offices or titles.
d. The last part of the year is the second extension to the new tax period for late payers, the "tax payment penalty period", which spans to the first part of the next calendar year. Taxes must be paid in an increased amount during this period. Citizens who pay in this period has already been stripped of their status, offices and titles, but by making the late payment they can restore some of those, as specified by law. This period closes any current tax period of Nova Roma.
5. The status of an assiduus, tribunus aerarius equestris or eques equo privato, obtained during the last tax period, remains until the last day of the tax payment grace period of the current tax period. From that day on, the status is lost. A new status of assiduus, tribunus aerarius equestris or eques equo privato, obtained during the current tax payment period, shall be updated when the payment is made if the status is higher than the one inherited from the previous tax payment period, but it shall be updated only after the last day of tax payment period, if it is a lower status than the previous.
6. By this same edict and regulation, I also confirm and approve the decision of the curator rei informaticae, in his Edictum curatoris rei informaticae de ratificatione legis Arriae de censu civium aestimando, regarding the method of calculating partial census points. The current technological circumstances make it impossible to count partial census points the way it is prescribed in the lex, therefore the one quarter of the Past Service Points as an extra addition to all officers who served only a partial term of office will not be assigned temporarily, and points will also be given for more than one subordinate office appointed by the same magistrate, and not only for the highest one. This is a censorial decision made according to II.D of the lex Arria de censu civium aestimando, answering a doubt regarding the "functioning and mechanisms of the Census Point system", providing a temporary solution for a temporary problem.
B. The Citizenship Registry Office (Officium Petitionum Civitatis), under the direction of the chief scribe of the Censorial Office. Officers assigned to the Citizenship Registry Office will be in charge of administering the citizenship applications.
C. The Onomastic Office (Officium Onomasticum), also referred to as the "Triage", a long standing tradition started by censor Cn. Equitius Marinus Censorius, under the direction of the scriba primarius Officii Onomastici.
1. Officers assigned to the Onomastic Office shall be selected from among Roman onomastic experts, Latinists or otherwise qualified by their studies, and shall work as expert and professional advisers to the censors and the directors of the Censorial Office regarding the applicability of Roman names.
2. The decision of the Officium Onomasticum is made by a vote of its members, and can only be overturned by the censors, or by the praefectus rei publicae administrandae when there are no censors in office.
D. The Office of Public Works (Officium Operum Publicorum), under the direction of the aediles. Besides the censors and the aediles, any censorial or aedilician apparitors can be added by the censors and the aediles. The mission of this office is to review, evaluate and set the direction of the public works, properties in cooperation with the aediles.

II. Appointments and dismissals

A. By honorable discharge, and with much praise and thanks for his invaluable service, I hereby relieve Ap. Curius Rullus from his office as scriba censorius.
B. I hereby appoint C. Sempronius Scepsis Agricola as scriba censorius (scriba censoris Q. Arri Nautae) to serve in the Officium Censorium in any works that will be assigned to him, but particularly in processing citizenship applications (member of the Officium Petitionum Civitatis), and to administer the census and citizen status updates (member of the Officium Censuale).
C. Scriba censoria A. Tullia Scholastica is renewed and she is hereby appointed scriba primaria Officii Onomastici, and Cn. Cornelius Lentulus as scriba to the Officium Onomasticum, the Officium Operum Publicorum, both scribae censorii as scribae censorum Q. Arri Nautae et P. Annaei Constantini Placidi.
D. D. Aurelius Ingeniarius is appointed as scriba primus censoris Q. Arri Nautae to the Officium Operum Publicorum to be the chief apparitor in that office.
E. Scriba censorius Cn. Cornelius Lentulus is renewed and he is appointed scriba magister census.
F. The title of the chief scribe of the Censorial Office, scriba caput Officii Censorii, is hereby renamed as scriba primicerius Officii Censorii. Cn. Lentulus is renewed in this position.

Date: a.d. III Kal. Iun. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c..

Q. Arrius Nauta
CENSOR

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Edictum about consular awards for Nova Roman achievements

EDICTUM ABOUT CONSULAR AWARDS FOR NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENTS

AWARD FOR THE HELPING FELLOW CITIZENS IN THE GERMANIC FLOODING

C. Artorius Praeconinus hereby receives the HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Germania during the devastating flooding in Q. Arrio (III) A. Tullia cos., last year. Based on the recommendation of the governor of Germania, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, and on the consensus of consuls, C. Artorius Praeconinus deserves this award for his heroic efforts of helping his fellow citizens with organizational work of collecting funds to aid, and buying equipment to help, with financial support from his own, and with physical work in the affected area, side by side with the citizens afflicted by this natural tragedy. C. Artorius Praeconinus showed an example to all citizens of Nova Roma about heroism, dedication, benevolence and service by helping his fellow citizens in danger. The HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Artorius Praeconinus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his dedication and work for the good of his fellow citizens.

AWARDS FOR THE HELPING FELLOW CITIZENS IN THE WAR IN SARMATIA

T. Octavius Corvus hereby receives the HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the refugee citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia in the current war situation. Based on the consensus of consuls, T. Octavius Corvus deserves this award for helping, together with the team of the Officium Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae, his fellow citizens and other Ukrainians in danger, in various ways, including transportation, providing shelter, distribution of aids and other heroic actions. Besides helping others, by staying in the Provincia Sarmatia and continuing the service and operations of our allied TEMPLVM Project, providing us with an example of Romanitas, virtus, constantia, fortitudo and perseverantia. T. Octavius Corvus showed an example to all citizens of Nova Roma about bravery, dedication, service, humanity and compassion, by helping his fellow citizens in danger, and continuing his temple duties even under a perilous war. The HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts T. Octavius Corvus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his dedication and work for the good of his fellow citizens.

C. Artorius Praeconinus hereby receives the MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the refugee citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia in the current war situation. Based on the consensus of consuls, C. Artorius Praeconinus deserves this award for helping, along with a team of citizens who shall also be recognized, his fellow citizens and other Ukrainians in danger with organizational work of collecting funds and shelter, connecting individuals who need help and who can help, providing shelter, and for leading the Officium Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae as its praefectus. C. Artorius Praeconinus showed an example to all citizens of Nova Roma about humanity and compassion, dedication and good will by helping his fellow citizens in danger. The MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Artorius Praeconinus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

Cn. Cornelius Lentulus hereby receives the MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the refugee citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia in the current war situation. Based on the consensus of consuls, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus deserves this award for helping his fellow citizens and other Ukrainians in danger with organizational work of collecting funds and shelter, connecting individuals who need help and who can help, providing shelter, and for supervising the the work of the Officium Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae as praefectus rei publicae administrandae. Cn. Cornelius Lentulus showed an example to all citizens of Nova Roma about humanity and compassion, dedication and good will by helping his fellow citizens in danger. The MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts Cn. Cornelius Lentulus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

D. Aurelius Ingeniarius hereby receives the AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the refugee citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia in the current war situation. Based on the consensus of consuls, D. Aurelius Ingeniarius deserves this award for helping his fellow citizens and other Ukrainians in danger with organizational work of collecting funds and shelter, connecting individuals who need help and who can help, providing shelter as scriba of the Officium Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae. D. Aurelius Ingeniarius showed an example about humanity and compassion, dedication and good will by helping his fellow citizens in danger. The AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts D. Aurelius Ingeniarius as an example to follow, and thanks him his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

Ti. Iulius Nerva hereby receives the AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the refugee citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia in the current war situation. Based on the consensus of consuls, Ti. Iulius Nerva deserves this award for helping his fellow citizens and other Ukrainians in danger by assisting the work of the Officium Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae, any by personally providing financial help and connection to shelter to the refugees. Ti. Iulius Nerva showed an example about humanity, compassion and good will by helping his fellow citizens in danger. The AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts Ti. Iulius Nerva as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho hereby receives the AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the refugee citizens of Nova Roma in Provincia Sarmatia in the current war situation. Based on the consensus of consuls, C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho deserves this award for helping his fellow citizens and other Ukrainians in danger by assisting the work of the Officium Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae, any by organizational work of collecting shelter and connecting individuals who need help and who can help. C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho showed an example about humanity and compassion, dedication and good will by helping his fellow citizens in danger. The AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

AWARD FOR THE PROFESSOR HANNSJÖRG UBL DANUBE LIMES MEMORIAL MARCH

C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho hereby receives the MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for organizing and conducting the Professor Hannsjörg Ubl Danube Limes Memorial March, the second time this year, and now as a Nova Roman citizen and quaestor. Based on the consensus of consuls, by marching through the Danube Limes in a completely authentic Roman gear, even under the toughest circumstances, and by commemorating Prof. Hannsjörg Ubl who was a researcher of the Roman Danube Limes, the Ripa Danubiana, in such a heroic way, contributing to the experimental archaeology of the Roman military, C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho set an example to follow and imitate, and deserves this award for motivating other Nova Romans to face challenging missions, and for promoting and popularizing Roman reenactment, experimental archaeology and study of Roman culture and history. The MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Flavius Constantinus Aeneas Stilicho as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

AWARDS FOR ESTABLISHING, DEVELOPING AND RUNNING THE NOVA ROMA TWITCH TV CHANNEL

D. Aurelius Ingeniarius hereby receives the HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for creating, developing and running the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel which became one of the most successful recent institutions in Nova Roma. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the work of D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, and on the consensus of consuls, D. Aurelius Ingeniarius deserves this award for enriching Nova Roma with this media institution which provides opportunities for creative cooperation and production of valuable Roman cultural education, entertainment and growing our public treasury. This award also recognizes his programs run by him personally on the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel, especially his Latin self-study series ( Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata - with D. Aurelius Ingeniarius) and his interviews. D. Aurelius Ingeniarius showed an example about how to create a productive and creative work place within Nova Roma, where he positively encourages co-workers and helps them to realize their ideas, and thanks to the work of D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, Nova Roma is enriched by many well-presented media works and educational programs. The HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts D. Aurelius Ingeniarius as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

D. Claudius Aquilius hereby receives the MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for running high quality programs, especially his in depth interviews, on the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel which became one of the most successful programs offered by the Nova Roman media recently. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the work of Nova Roma Twitch Channel, and on the consensus of consuls, D. Claudius Aquilius deserves this award for enriching Nova Roma with this Nova Roman media programs which provide valuable Roman cultural education and entertainment. D. Claudius Aquilius showed an example about how to become a useful and productive intellectual citizen of our republic, and he enriches Nova Roma by sharing his personal travels, pictures and experience, while engaging the audience with interviews and immersion into various Roman topics. The MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts D. Claudius Aquilius as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

C. Artorius Praeconinus hereby receives the AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for participating in the establishment, development and running the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel which became one of the most successful recent institutions in Nova Roma. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the work of Nova Roma Twitch Channel, and on the consensus of consuls, C. Artorius Praeconinus deserves this award for his work in the development and in the running of the programs of the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel. The AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Artorius Praeconinus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

C. Marcius Augustinus hereby receives the AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for running programs with consistent dedication and active dutifulness on the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel which became one of the most successful recent institutions in Nova Roma. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the work of Nova Roma Twitch Channel, and on the consensus of consuls, C. Marcius Augustinus deserves this award for his various contributions to the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel, especially for his series on ancient board games (Board Games of the Ancient World with C. Marcius Augustinus). The AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Marcius Augustinus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

AWARDS FOR ESTABLISHING, DEVELOPING AND RUNNING THE NOVA ROMAN DISCORD CHAT FORUM

D. Aurelius Ingeniarius hereby receives the HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for developing, coordinating and running the Discord Chat Forum of Nova Roma, the Forum Domitium, founded and started by T. Domitius Draco. The Discord forum of Nova Roma became one of the most successful recent institutions in Nova Roma thanks largely to the contributions of D. Aurelius Ingeniarius. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the work of D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, and on the consensus of consuls, D. Aurelius Ingeniarius deserves this award for continuing the work started by T. Domitius Draco, and for making the Nova Roma Discord Chat Forum that neatly administered, enhanced, rich, vibrant and complex experience that it has been developed by his contributions. This award also recognizes the positive, productive and friendly work environment that he nurtures within the administrative team of the Discord management. The HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts D. Aurelius Ingeniarius as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

T. Domitius Draco hereby receives the MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for creating and developing the Discord Chat Forum of Nova Roma, the Forum Domitium, named so in his honor. The Discord forum of Nova Roma became one of the most successful recent institutions in Nova Roma, and it was T. Domitius Draco who introduced it to Nova Roma and donated his own Discord server to Nova Roma for use. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the online infrastructure of Nova Roma, and on the consensus of consuls, T. Domitius Draco deserves this award for establishing the Nova Roma Discord Chat Forum, offering it to the citizens of Nova Roma, and making it to grow and flourish. The MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts T. Domitius Draco as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

C. Artorius Praeconinus hereby receives the AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for helping the creation and development of the Discord Chat Forum of Nova Roma, the Forum Domitium, by donating his own Discord server and merging it with the server of T. Domitius Draco, and thus helping this new communication venue of Nova Roma to grow. The Discord forum of Nova Roma became one of the most successful recent institutions in Nova Roma, and C. Artorius Praeconinus was instrumental at its birth and development, and he continues to work with an exemplary sense of duty in the management team. Based on the recommendation of Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, the curator rei informaticae who is the supervisor of the online infrastructure of Nova Roma, and on the consensus of consuls, C. Artorius Praeconinus deserves this award for helping the establishment of the Nova Roma Discord Chat Forum, offering his own server to the citizens of Nova Roma to help the Nova Roma Discord Chat Forum grow. The AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts C. Artorius Praeconinus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

AWARD FOR INTRODUCING LIVE GLADIATORIAL GAMES

M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius hereby receives the MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for instituting and developing the live gladiatorial games within Nova Roma. Previously, only virtual gladiatorial games were the part of the international ludi, gladiatorial games were the privilege of the attendants of the live festivals of Nova Roma, limited to the celebrating individuals present. With the innovation of M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius, live gladiatorial games became part of our celebrations in the online media of Nova Roma, as well. Based on the consensus of consuls, M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius deserves this award for improving the sacred holiday games of Nova Roma, and helping to promote Nova Roma to a wider audience across the various media. The MAJOR AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius as an example to follow, and thanks him for his work for the good of his fellow citizens.

AWARD FOR THE REORGANIZATION AND REVITALIZATION OF NOVA ROMA

Cn. Cornelius Lentulus hereby receives the HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT for the reorganization and revitalization of Nova Roma during and after the crisis period. In the recent period of Nova Roman history, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus led the works of rebuilding and reorganizing Nova Roma, drafting our new legal system, supervising the introduction of new institutions like the Nova Roma Twitch TV Channel, the Nova Roma Discord Chat Forum, the restoring of the Nova Roma website, the recruitment of new legions, the revitalization of defunct provinces, the coordination of the programs and events of Nova Roma over the world. Based on the consensus of consuls, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus deserves this award for his heroic efforts of keeping Nova Roma on the right track of renewal and growth, helping the magistrates, the senate and his fellow citizens with organizational work and guidance with his knowledge and leadership. The HIGHEST AWARD FOR A NOVA ROMAN ACHIEVEMENT puts Cn. Cornelius Lentulus as an example to follow, and thanks him for his dedication and work for the good of his fellow citizens.


Congratulations to these fine citizens for their deserved awards!

Vale,
Aula Tullia Scholastica
Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSULS OF NOVA ROMA

Edictum consulare on removal and evaluating of scribes

Under article IV.A.2.b. of the Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda, consuls are permitted to issue edicta deemed necessary to advance the mission and function of Nova Roma and to administer the law. Under this authority, I issue the following edictum.

As detailed in article XII of the lex Vedia apparitoria, apparitores who are dismissed from their posts are evaluated for their performance. After consultation with my staff and fellow consul, the following changes are made to various decuriae:

I. At the request of D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, scriba in the decuria scribarum consularium, he is dismissed with an evaluation of EXCELLENT in accordance with article XII.A.1. of the lex Vedia apparitoria. He will retain his post as accensus within the decuria accensorum consularium.

II. With thanks for his willingness to serve, C. Artorius Praeconinus is dismissed from the decuria accensorum consularium with an evaluation of ADEQUATE in accordance with article XII.A.1. of the lex Vedia apparitoria.

III. With thanks for his willingness to serve, Ti. Cassius Atellus is dismissed from the decuria scribarum consularium with an evaluation of UNSATISFACTORY in accordance with article XII.A.1. of the lex Vedia apparitoria. Date: 06. 05. 2775 AUC, the year of Sextus Lucilius Tutor and Aula Tullia Scholastica consuls

Signed by:

Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSUL

Edictum consulare de errore in titulo senatus consulti de pietate, fiducia et fidelitate

The consuls herewith clarify that a voting item in the last senate agenda, which had the title "Senatus consultum ultimum de pietate, fiducia et fidelitate principum civitatis erga rem publicam", was mislabeled as a senatus consultum ultimum, while it was a simple senatus consultum. This mistake shall be corrected in the records of the session and in every recorded documents. This fact is corroborated by the investigation of praetor D. Aurelius Ingeniarius who examined the archives and minutes of the session.

Date: 06. 05. 2775 AUC, the year of Sextus Lucilius Tutor and Aula Tullia Scholastica consuls

Signed by:

Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSUL

Edictum consulare de comitiis tributis convocandis

EDICTUM CONSULARE DE COMITIIS TRIBUTIS CONVOCANDIS

I. I hereby convene the Comitia Tributa to elect a quaestor suffectus according to the accelerated procedure. The only part of the comitia procedure which is being accelerated is the requirement of the one nundinum period between the presentation of the list of candidates in a contio and the last day of the voting period, which is now shortened to six days. The reason for the accelerated procedure is the very long contio and the lack of need or demand for further discussions, and the practical need of synchronizing the two comitia held together.

II. AUSPICES

Auspices have been taken in my name by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus in my name upon the standing authorization of augur C. Claudius Quadratus with respect to these elections and legislation and were favorable.

III. OPENING RITUAL

The opening ritual for the comitia will be performed tomorrow by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus pontifex in my name. I will report when it is done.

IV. SESSION SCHEDULE

A. The comitia are convened as the time stamp on this public message shows. It will be opened tomorrow, see the upcoming announcement.
B. Both the comitia and their voting period shall begin at 8:00 AM Rome Time on 24 April.
C. Voting shall end at 8:00 AM Rome Time on 29 April.
D. The results shall be announced and the comitia shall be ritually closed before 18:00 PM Rome Rome on 29 April 2022.

V. ELECTION OFFICIALS

The same election officials serve for the comitia tributa session who serve for the comitia centuriata session.

VI. VOTING INSTRUCTIONS

A. THE CISTA (DIGITAL VOTING URN)
You can vote by sending an email to the cista (voting urn) at:
cista2775@gmail.com
cista2775 at gmail dot com

B. HOW TO VOTE

1. Start your vote email with your full Roman name or identify yourself clearly.
2. VOTE ON CANDIDATES:
Under your Roman name, COPY AND PASTE THE LIST OF CANDIDATES that we vote on, and delete the choices which you do not support. You can select no more than the number of openings:


VII. BALLOT TO SEND

CANDIDATES FOR QUAESTOR (1 opening)

Caeso Quirinius Dasius http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=16862

Publius Claudius Caecus http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=2348


Signed on a.d. IX Kal. Mai. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. anno XXV a. N. R. c.

Vale,
Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSUL

Edictum consulare de comitiis centuriatis convocandis


EDICTUM CONSULARE DE COMITIIS CENTURIATIS CONVOCANDIS

I. I hereby convene the Comitia Centuriata to elect the censors, and to vote on the rogatio Lucilia de censu, according to the accelerated procedure. The only part of the comitia procedure which is being accelerated is the requirement of the 3 day period between the presentation of the final draft of the rogatio in a contio and the start of the vote, which is now shortened to one day. The reason for the accelerated procedure is the very long contio and the lack of need or demand for further discussions.

II. AUSPICES

Auspices have been taken in my name by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus in my name upon the standing authorization of augur C. Claudius Quadratus with respect to these elections and legislation and were favorable.

III. OPENING RITUAL

The opening ritual for the comitia will be performed tomorrow by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus pontifex in my name. I will report when it is done.

IV. SESSION SCHEDULE

A. The comitia are convened as the time stamp on this public message shows. It will be opened tomorrow, see the upcoming announcement.
B. Both the comitia and their voting period shall begin at 8:00 AM Rome Time on 24 April.
C. Voting shall end at 8:00 AM Rome Time on 29 April.
D. The results shall be announced and the comitia shall be ritually closed before 18:00 PM Rome Rome on 29 April 2022.

V. ELECTION OFFICIALS

I appoint Cn. Cornelius Lentulus as rogator, D. Aurelius Ingeniarius as custos, P. Aurelius Barbatus, D. Fabricius Avitus and C. Sempronius Scepsis Agrocola as diribirors for this session.

VI. VOTING INSTRUCTIONS

A. THE CISTA (DIGITAL VOTING URN)
You can vote by sending an email to the cista (voting urn) at:
cista2775@gmail.com
cista2775 at gmail dot com
B. HOW TO VOTE
1. Start your vote email with your full Roman name or identify yourself clearly.
2. VOTE ON CANDIDATES:
Under your Roman name, COPY AND PASTE THE LIST OF CANDIDATES that we vote on, and delete the choices which you do not support. You can select no more than the number of openings:
3. VOTE ON LAW:
If you vote YES on the law proposal, just add to your vote email:
UTI ROGAS
If you vote NO on the law proposal, just write in your email:
ANTIQUO


VII. BALLOT TO SEND


A. CANDIDATES FOR CENSOR (2 positions)
P. Annaeus Constantinus Placidus

http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=5934

Q. Arrius Nauta

http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=10737

Fl. Vedius Germanicus

http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=27


B. LEGISLATION

ROGATIO LUCILIA DE CENSU

The lustrum and the accompanying census was the cyclic renewal of the ancient Roman people, spiritually and materially. The Nova Roman people enacts the following law to regulate this vital and most Roman institution in Nova Roma according to the current needs of the republic, rescinding the lex Fabia de censu.

I. Conducting the census

A. The census of the Nova Roman People shall last for at least three months. The start and end of the census period shall be announced by the censors on the website and all official and public forums of Nova Roma. Once announced, the provincial governors shall publish the same announcements on all of their provincial websites and forums.

B. The census shall consist of the following: (1) the re-registration of all existing citizens, (2) classification and evaluation of citizens, and (3) the ceremony of lustrum

II. Definitions

A. Citizens who register themselves on the census are called cives censi (registered citizens, i.e. citizens registered on the actual census):

1. The following individuals are automatically registered for the census:

a. Citizens who obtained citizenship after the conclusion of the last census.

b. Citizens who have paid taxes for the current calendar year.

c. Magistrates of the current calendar year and any current officers or priests of Nova Roma, excepting senators.

2. All other individuals have to register for the census personally or by an official or by a personal representative:

a. Official representatives can ex officio assess the availability, responsiveness and attendance of a citizen regarding the census, and they can ex officio report the registration of a citizen. The following persons qualify as an official representative: the pater familias (or mater familias) of the individual, the provincial governor of the individual, or an officer of the Censorial Office.

b. Personal representatives are personally entrusted by the citizens. If a citizen knows of an extended period of unavailability that will coincide with the census, the citizen can entrust a personal representative to register him or her on the census: this type of personal representative is distinct from the official representative at II.A.2.a. The personal representative can be anyone the citizen selects, but this type of representative must produce evidence (for example an email) of being chosen as a citizen's representative for the census.

B. Citizens who fail to register for the census are called cives incensi (unregistered citizens, disappeared citizens). Failure to register on the census is considered a dereliction of the one and only obligatory civic duty, and it involves loss of certain rights and other consequences.

1. If a citizen fails to respond to the contact attempts within the defined period of the census, that person will be classified as a "civis incensus" (unregistered/disappeared citizen). They will formally retain their type of citizenship (civitas optimo iure, civitas sine suffragio, civitas Latina) or the type of their allied status (socius or amicus), but their exercise of the rights attendant thereto will be suspended, and they will not be counted among the active citizens or allies. Disappeared citizens may not exercise any of their rights in Nova Roma until they register themselves at the Censorial Office.

2. It shall be possible for disappeared citizens to register themselves between two censuses, at which time their rights shall be reinstated immediately, but this act will not constitute a "registration on the census", but only an extraordinary reinstatement to civic rights.

III. Registration of all existing citizens

A. At the beginning of the census, the censors shall publish their edictum de legibus censui censendo in which they set the all and any rules for the current census, deadlines and mechanisms of registration.

B. After the edictum is published, the censors shall advertise the census across all websites and forums of Nova Roma. They shall contact all citizens of Nova Roma with the call to registration on the census via email at least once.

C. The censors shall instruct the governors to repeat the announcements on the provincial level and to contact all provincial citizens by e-mail, traditional postal mail, or by telephone, regardless of any other contact from the central Census Office. Provincial governors can register those provincial citizens in their name on the census who answered their census call. In all procedures and matters of the census, the governors shall obey the orders of the censors.

D. All communicated information pertaining to the census (changes of home address, telephone number, e-mail address etc.) shall be updated and noted in the Censorial Database of the Album Civium.

E. Registration of allies

At the time of the census of Nova Roman citizens, the census of the cives Latini, socii and friends of Nova Roma shall also be conducted.

1. The censors shall contact the leaders of those communities where such associate citizens and partners of Nova Roma are registered and ask the leaders of those communities to report about the actual roll of members.

2. In case of those Latin or allied citizens, friends and allies who do not belong to a community which integrated into Nova Roma, the censors shall contact them individually, as part of the general process of the census of Nova Roman citizens.

F. Failure to register on the census will lead to the consequences discussed under II.B.

IV. Classification and evaluation of all citizens

As part of the census, the censors shall classify the citizens distributing them across the classes, they shall arrange the tribes, shall perform the recognitio et probatio equitum (the revision of the membership of the official, public Equestrian Order) and the lectio senatus (the revision of the membership of the senate), and shall publicly praise and reprimand citizens and current customs according to their function as guardians of public morals, good traditions and Roman virtues. Censorial awards shall be distributed at this time.

V. Lustrum

Upon the conclusion of the registration of the citizens, the recognitio equitum and the lectio senatus, the censors shall perform the lustrum to purify the Nova Roman people and Nova Roma. Only after the performance of the lustrum is the census completed.


Signed on a.d. IX Kal. Mai. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. anno XXV a. N. R. c.

Vale,
Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSUL

Edictum on creating the merger committee

I. I establish the Merger Committee for the negotiations between Nova Roma and the international Canadian Roman Republic with the following members:

A. Tullia Scholastica, consul
D. Aurelius Ingeniarius, praetor
Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, quaestor, prefect of public administration, curator of the online
Ti. Iulius Nerva, quaestor
P. Porcius Licinus, curator of the treasury.
T. Domitius Draco, senator

II. The committee's is chairmen are Cn. Cornelius Lentulus and P. Porcius Licinus who are responsible for our corporate assets. The secretary of the committee is D. Aurelius Ingeniarius to organize the committee's work.

Vale,

Sextus Lucilius Tutor

CONSUL

Edictum consulare de creatione accensi

Edictum consulare de creatione accensi

Ex hoc, quondam collegam Q. Arrium Nautam accensum consularem ilico creo. Nullum jus jurandum poscetur.

By this edict, I appoint my former colleague Q. Arrius Nauta as consular accensus immediately. No oath will be required.

Manu meá a.d. III Kal. Apr. 2022


Edictum consulare de contione convocanda

EDICTUM CONSULARE DE CONTIONE CONVOCANDA

I. The Nova Roman People is hereby called to attend the contio of the Comitia Centuriata in the electronic main forum of Nova Roma.

II. OPENING CEREMONY

Auspices are not required for a contio, and none were taken. Auspices will be taken for the comitia when convened. An opening sacrificial offering has been made to Jupiter today by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus seeking his blessing upon this contio, our deliberations and their outcome.

III. SCHEDULE OF THE CONTIO

The time schedule of the contio is the following:

Contio begins immediately, as of 19:00 PM Rome Time on 25 March 2022 Contio will end at 18:00 PM Rome Time on 18 April 2022 Comitia are intended to be called to order at 08:00 AM Rome Time on 24 April 2022 Comitia are intended to closed at 18:00 PM Rome Time on 29 April 2022

IV. AGENDA OF THE CONTIO

ITEM I – Election of two censors ITEM II – Discussing the rogatio Lucilia de censu

V. CALL FOR CENSORIAL CANDIDATES (TWO OPENINGS)

In this moment there are not yet candidates, and by this edict, I hereby issue the call for censorial candidates. The requirement are set by the lex Tullia annalis:

- assiduus (taxpayer) status - 40 years of age - previous service as consul

Candidacies should be sent to me at:

lutorianis@gmail.com

VI. LEGISLATION

I put the following two law proposals before the Nova Roman People for voting:


ROGATIO LUCILIA DE CENSU

The lustrum and the accompanying census was the cyclic renewal of the ancient Roman people, spiritually and materially. The Nova Roman people enacts the following law to regulate this vital and most Roman institution in Nova Roma according to the current needs of the republic, rescinding the lex Fabia de censu.

I. The census of the Nova Roman People shall last for at least three months. The start and end of the census period shall be announced by the censors on the website and all official and public forums of Nova Roma. Once announced, the provincial governors shall publish the same announcements on all of their provincial websites and forums.

II. The census shall consist of the following: (1) the re-registration of all existing citizens, and (2) the ceremony of lustrum

III. Definitions

A. Citizens who register themselves on the census are called cives censi (registered citizens, i.e. citizens registered on the actual census):

1. The following individuals are automatically registered for the census:

a. Citizens who obtained citizenship after the conclusion of the last census. b. Citizens who have paid taxes for the current calendar year. c. Magistrates of the current calendar year and any current officers or priests of Nova Roma, excepting senators.

2. All other individuals have to register for the census personally or by a representative.

B. Citizens who fail to register for the census are called cives incensi (unregistered citizens, disappeared citizens). Failure to register on the census is considered a dereliction of the one and only oblogatory civic duty, and it involves loss of certain rights and other consequences.

IV. Conducting the census

A. At the beginning of the census, the censors shall publish their edictum de legibus censui censendo in which they set the all and any rules for the current census, deadlines and mechanisms of registration.

B. After the edictum is published, the censors shall advertise the census in all websites and forums of Nova Roma, and they shall contact all citizens with the call to registration on the census. The censors shall send at least one bulk e-mail to all citizens of Nova Roma.

C. The censors shall instruct the governors to repeat the announcements on the provincial level and to contact all provincial citizens by e-mail, traditional postal mail, or by telephone, irregardless of the contacting from the central census office. In all procedures and matters of the census, the governors shall obey the orders of the censors.

D. All communicated information pertaining to the census (changes of home address, telephone number, e-mail address etc.) shall be updated and noted in the Censorial Database of the Album Civium.

E. Various procedural instructions for the census

1. If a citizen fails to respond to the contact attempts until the conclusion of the census, that person will be considered a "civis incensus" (unregistered/disappeared citizen). Such disappeared citizens may not exercise any of their rights in Nova Roma until they do not register themselves at the Censorial Office. It shall be possible for disappeared citizens to register themselves between two censuses, at which time their rights shall be reinstated immediately, but this act will not constitute a "registration on the census", but only an extraordinary reinstatement to civic rights.

2. If a citizen knows of an extended period of unavailability that will coincide with the census, the citizen can entrust the governor of his or her province, or any other representative, to register him or her on the census.

3. Provincial governors can register those provincial citizens in their name on the census who answered their census call.

V. At the time of the census of Nova Roman citizens, the census of the cives Latini, socii and friends of Nova Roma shall also be conducted. The censors shall contact the leaders of those communities where such associate citizens and partners of Nova Roma are registered and ask the leaders of those communities to report about the actual roll of members. Those Latin or allied citizens, friends and allies who do not belong to a community which integrated into Nova Roma, the censors shall contact them individually, as part of the general process of the census of Nova Roman citizens.

VI. As part of the census, the censors shall perform the recognitio et probatio equitum (the revision of the membership of the official, public Equestrian Order) and the lectio senatus (the revision of the membership of the senate), and shall publicly praise and reprimand citizens and current customs according to their function as guardians of public morals, good traditions and Roman virtues. Censorial awards shall be distributed at this time.

VII. Completing the census

Upon the conclusion of the registration of the citizens, the recognitio equitum and the lectio senatus, the censors shall perform the lustrum to purify the Nova Roman people and Nova Roma. Only after the performance of the lustrum is the census completed.



Given, on the a.d. VIII Kal. Apr. in the year of the second consulship of both Sex. Lucilius Tutor and A. Tullia Scholastica.


Vale, Sextus Lucilius Tutor CONSUL

Edictum consulare de correctione edicti de adiumento civibus nostris

EDICTUM CONSULARE DE CORRECTIONE EDICTI DE ADIUMENTO CIVIBUS NOSTRIS

I hereby modify section III.A. of our previous EDICTUM CONSULARE DE ADIUMENTO CIVIBUS NOSTRIS. It is changed to:

"to relay requests to the citizens of Nova Roma to inquire if anyone is able to open their homes, offer transportation, or any possible form of help, primarily to Nova Roman citizens, children and women fleeing Ukraine, and but also to any refugees;"

Vale,
Sextus Lucilius Tutor
Aula Tullia Scholastica
CONSULS


Edictum consulare de scriba ad praefectum auxilio civili creando

EDICTUM CONSULARE DE SCRIBA AD PRAEFECTUM AUXILIO CIVILI CREANDO

I. I hereby appoint D. Aurelius Ingeniarius as scriba of the praefectus C. Artorius Praeconinus to the Civilian Aid and Rescue Office of Nova Roma.

II. All duties, tasks, responsibilities and authorizations of the scriba ad praefectum auxilio civili are determined by the praefectus.

Vale,
Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSUL


Edictum consulare de adiumento civibus nostris

  • STATUS: In-Force (Modified by Edictum consulare de correctione edicti de adiumento civibus nostris, a.d. IV Kal. Mar. ‡)
  • ORIGINALLY ENACTED: a.d. V Kal. Mar. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c.
  • OFFICIAL POST: Forum Romanum #97972

EDICTUM CONSULARE DE ADIUMENTO CIVIBUS NOSTRIS

I. The consuls of Nova Roma hereby declare that Nova Roma will always care for its citizens in need, and our thoughts and prayers are with the endangered citizens of Provincia Sarmatia in war zones. To commemorate this the consuls order an official sacrifice and ritual to Pax.

II. To offer practical help in this difficult time, the consuls establish the Civilian Aid Center of Nova Roma (Centrum Auxilii Civilis Novae Romae). The consuls appoint C. Artorius Praeconinus as praefectus of the Civilian Aid Center of Nova Roma (praefectus auxilio civili Novae Romae), and empower him to act in the name of the consuls in this mission.

III. The praefectus auxilio civili is delegated the power of the consuls:

A. to relay a request to the citizens of Nova Roma within Europe to inquire if anyone is able to open their homes to any women and children fleeing Ukraine across the Polish border.

B. to organize assistance in establishing an emergency fundraiser (possibly through GoFundMe or similar) where money can be raised internationally to cover costs associated with evacuation, aid, medical expenses, etc for those fleeing Ukraine and followers of our faith.

IV. The praefectus auxilio civili shall directly report to the praefectus rei publicae administrandae who will oversee the project in the name, and according to will, of the consuls.

V. I hereby request subsequent confirmation by the senate.


Vale,
Sextus Lucilius Tutor
CONSUL

Edictum consulare de regulis edictorum gerendorum in foro praecipuo

Edict on the administration of edicts to the Forum Romanum


The Lex Vedia de ratione edictorum defines the requirement to post edicta to Nova Roma public fora, namely the Forum Romanum. This edictum applies additional requirements upon magistrates to aid in the administration and record of all edicta.


By this edictum, all magistrates with the ius edicendi need to take steps to ensure their edicta are clearly visible in posts to the Forum Romanum. Magistrates who post an edict must ensure that either the word “edict” or “edictum” are present in the title or the very first line of any edicta they post.


All magistrates, including governors, must ensure all their edicta have been recorded or linked to the Nova Roma Tabularium on the official website, visible from this page: novaroma.org/nr/Category:Edicta_(Nova_Roma). Governors are free to maintain their provincial edicta on their Nova Roma official website province pages as they see fit, but must ensure they are linked back to the above page. Any discrepancies or omissions must be reported to the Officium rei informaticae: novaroma.org/nr/Curator_rei_informaticae_(Nova_Roma).


Edictum consulare conjunctum de quaestoribus adsignandis

EDICTUM CONSULARE CONJUNCTUM DE QUAESTORIBUS ADSIGNANDIS

I. Quaestor Cn. Cornelius Lentulus consuli S. Lucilio Tutori ut quaestor consularis adsignatus est.

II. Quaestrix T. Popillia Laenas consuli A. Tulliae Scholasticae ut quaestrix consularis adsignata est.

III. Quaestor C. Marcius Augustinus praetori D. Aurelio Ingeniario ut quaestor praetorius adsignatus est.

IV. Quaestor P. Aurelius Barbatus praetori C. Cornelio Baroso ut quaestor praetorius adsignatus est.

I. Quaestor Cn. Cornelius Lentulus is assigned to consul Sex. Lucilius as his consular quaestor.

II. Quaestor T. Popillia Laenas is assigned to consul A. Tullia Scholastica as her consular quaestrix.

III. Quaestor C. Marcius Augustinus is assigned to praetor D. Aurelius Ingeniarius as his praetorian quaestor.

IV. Quaestor P. Aurelius Barbatus is assigned to praetor C. Cornelius Barosus as his praetorian quaestor.


Datum: pr. Non. Jan. Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c., XXV a.N.R.c.

Signed: S. Lucilius Tutor et A. Tullia Scholastica


……………

CONSULES

Edictum consulare consulis Sex. Lucili tutoris de comitiis curiatis convocandis

EDICTUM CONSULARE CONSULIS SEX. LUCILI TUTORIS DE COMITIIS CURIATIS CONVOCANDIS

I. In this edictum, I, Consul Sex. Lucilius Tutor, recognize all past edicts of last year's consuls as valid: this confirmation is required in order that the current edictum can have legal force.

II. Authorized by the lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constitudenda, III.A, I convene and call to order the Comitia Curiata effective immediately, under my auspices, in order to invest the recently elected chief magistrates with imperium.

III. The session of the Comitia Curiata starts right now on 3 January, and is considered opened by this edict. The lictores curiati shall post their witness statements after this opening edict, as follows, posting it to:

TheForumRomanum@groups.io


Ego, ____________, lictor curiatus Novae Romae, testificor Sex. Lucilius Tutorem et A. Tulliam Scholasticam consules, D. Aurelium Ingeniarium et C. Cornelium Barosum praetores Novae Romae creatos et imperium eis commissum esse. Lictor Comitiorum Curiatorum eis opto ut pro religione Romana felicissime officio munereque suo fungantur.

I, ________________, lictor curiatus of Nova Roma, hereby witness the appointment and investment of imperium of Sex. Lucilius Tutor and A. Tullia Scholastica as consules, and D. Aurelius Ingeniarius and C. Cornelius Barosus as praetores of Nova Roma. As a member of the Comitia Curiata, I wish them good fortune in their office and their work on behalf of the Religio Romana.

__signature__

III. The session ends when I announce the closing of the session, the intended date of closing is approximately 48 hours from this opening.

IV. From the moment when the first lictor curiatus issues his witness statement, the formal confirmation of the magistrates with imperium is considered completed and is valid.


DATUM a.d. III Non. Ian. Sex. Lucilio Tutore II et A. Tullia Scholastica II coss., 25 ANRC / 2775 AUC / 2022 AD (Given on 3 January, in the consulship of Sextus Lucilius Tutor II and A. Tullia Scholastica II).

Vale, Sextus Lucilius Tutor CONSUL

Edicta of the Praetores

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Edictum On The Praetors' Awards In Honor Of The Ludi Apollinares

Edictum On The Praetors' Awards In Honor Of The Ludi Apollinares

I. In accordance with article IV.A.3.b of the lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda, in congruence with the lex Vedia de ratione edictorum, we announce this edict. Subject to intervention of those with the iurisdictio, the following decision is published under the guidance of article III.F.3 of the lex Arria de censu civium aestimando.

II. With recognition of her peers, fellow citizens and appropriate authorities, we are pleased to announce that quaestrix T. Popillia Laenas is recognized for the "Award for a Nova Roman achievement".

III. T. Popillia has earned this award for "Exemplary Service in the Quaestorship". Besides being entrusted with and maintaining the highest standards with the important role of managing the taxes this year, she has gone beyond in her service to others. She embodies the Romanitas in her role and she should be commended for her contributions to Nova Roma this year. She has clearly caught the attention of fellow citizens in her work and she should be commended. It is with thanks that the office of the praetors recognizes her with this award.


Datum a.d. XIII Kal. Sex. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos.

D. Aurelius Ingeniarius
C. Cornelius Barosus
PRAETORS OF NOVA ROMA

Edictum praetorium Barosi de scriba creanda

Edictum praetorium Barosi de scriba creanda

Hereby I appoint A. Tullia Scholastica as my scriba praetoria ad ludos. No oath is required.

Datum:

Hodié a.d. VI Id. Quin. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV

Signed:

C. Cornelius Barosus
PRAETOR

Edictum praetorium de revisione apparitorum et praesidum provinciarum

Edictum praetorium de revisione apparitorum et praesidum provinciarum

As praetor, through this edict, I declare the following interpretations on the lex Vedia apparitoria and the senatus consultum de relatione provinciali requirenda. This edict has been made in consultation with stakeholders and the legislation authors to ensure the correct interpretation as intended.

In accordance with article I.B of the Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda, interpretation of law and the legality and validity of a disputed law or action shall be in the power of the praetors in the first instance as part of their primary duties. Those edicta issued by magistrates for the purpose of documenting these interpretations do not change or alter the text of the legislation, but they offer clarification to the way they are interpreted within the confines of the legislation in question. Such edicta are appended as notes to any affected legislation. With the authority under the constitution, I declare the following:

I. The following interpretations are declared with respect to the lex Vedia apparitoria:

I.A. Acknowledging the spirit of the law in the lex Vedia apparitoria, the reference to a "resignation" of an apparitor is meant to be a resignation against the will of the relevant magistrate who is the superior of the apparitor. If the resignation happens with the agreement and approval of the superior, the magistrate is free to issue an edict to clarify this and to publish an evaluation of the apparitor, intended in accordance with article XII.A.4. The evaluation can be any of the eligible marks, ("UNSATISFACTORY", "ADEQUATE" or "EXCELLENT").
I.B. It is recognized that apparitores might resign out of protest against a negligent or harmful magistrate, in which case their resignation is laudable. Their resignation can be helpful in spreading the sense of responsibility among magistrates and apparitores, the very intent of the lex Vedia apparitoria as modified by the lex Arria de decuriis apparitorum. In the light of this, this edictum specifies that such responsible resignations which enhance the function of the lex Vedia apparitoria do not count as resignations according to article XII.A.3 the lex Vedia apparitoria, but as completed terms. Such resigned apparitores shall be evaluated by any of the collegae of the magistrate who was the superior of the resigned apparitor. In case there is no such magistrate willing, the praefectus rei publicae administrandae may issue the edictum with the evaluation. If no eligible magistrate agrees to evaluate such a resigned apparitor, then it is considered a consensus that the resigned apparitor is not eligible for an evaluation, and in this case the resigned apparitor shall receive the mark of "NO REVIEW", as is indicated by the lex Vedia.
I.C. An apparitor, once appointed, remains permanently as staff in the appointed decuria. The appointment does not necessarily end with the conclusion of the term of office of the original appointing magistrate. Edicta that appoint apparitores remain valid, even after a magistrate has left office, in accordance with the lex Arria de edictis. The term of an apparitor only ends from a resignation (as discussed above) or if the first edict of a new relevant magistrate (that would oversee the decuria) does not renew the original appointment edicta. If successive magistrates renew the relevant edicta of their predecessors, then an apparitor can continue to serve successive magistrates each year in that decuria.

II. There has been ambiguity among governors as to the minimum statistical data requirements requested in the senatus consultum de relatione provinciali requirenda. With this edict, it is clarified that the expression "monthly average number of messages" shall be understood to mean only one number, being the average, generated from the applicable monthly data. For example, if there were 10 messages in six months, and 20 messages in the other six months of the year to be reported, the average number of messages per month should be reported as 15. The same interpretation shall be applied about the "average number of Nova Roman citizens posting per month".

Enacted: a.d. VIII Kal. Apr. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos.


D AVRELIVS INGENIARIVS

▪︎Praetor Rei Publicae Novae Romae

Edictum Praetorium de Scriba Creando

Edictum Praetorium de Scriba Creando

I. I hereby appoint D. Fabricius Avitus as my Scriba Praetoris, with all obligations and privileges prescribed by the laws of Nova Roma.

II. His job will be to assist the completion of administrative and logistical tasks I will need to undertake in my capacity as Praetor, as well as the researching of topics and articles as directed.

III. No oath shall be required.

IV. This edict takes effect immediately.

Enacted today, on: pr. Kal. Feb. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos.


D AVRELIVS INGENIARIVS

Praetor Rei Publicae Novae Romae

Edictum Praetorium de Legibus Mutandis


Praetorial edict for the change of laws in 2774

I. In accordance with article I of the Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda, the primary duty of the praetors is to cast decisions and interpretation on leges when there is an issue with the validity or interpretation of a law, or part thereof. Exercising iurisdictio, the following decisions are made for the various affected leges that came into force in Q. Arrio (III) A. Tullia cos. or earlier. Subject to intervention of those with the iurisdictio, the following decisions will be published as necessary as commentary on the affected official leges.

II. With the approval of the Lex Arria de decuriis apparitorum, article I of the Lex Arminia de ministris tribunorum, is now in conflict. In line with the legislation of article I of the Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda, the most recent lex takes precedence. By this edict, a praetorian comment is to be placed referencing article I of the Lex Arminia acknowledging the impact associated with the now updated Lex Vedia apparitoria. The following comment is to be placed against article I in the Lex Arminia:

“Article I is no longer considered valid, with precedence given to the modifications introduced by the Lex Arria de decuriis apparitorum. Other titles other than viator are now permissible under the Lex Vedia apparitoria.”

III. An accompanying praetorian comment should also be lodged with article V of the now modified Lex Vedia apparitoria, which enforces that all appointees to a Decuriae viatorum are of the Plebeian class, in accordance with the Lex Arminia.

IV. Article III.A. of the Lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve states required changes to sections III.A.3-4 of the Lex Arria de censu civium aestimando. However, the new lex still publishes new additional text under III.A.2. for the lex Arria. By this edict, article III.A.2. from the lex Arria Tullia will also replace the III.A.2. of the lex Arria de censu civium aestimando.

V. The published version of the lex Minucia de eiuratione magistratuum has found to be misrepresenting the true final form of the comitia approved lex.

A. The publication of this law has contained, for a decade, a variant text for this very same lex which was in fact just a non-final draft of the rogatio, never to be accepted by vote. This draft version was published as the primary text, and the real, accepted text was only given as the second text on this page. The final version of the lex Minucia as accepted by the comitia tributa only addressed the magistrates elected by the comitia tributa, because in those years a strict interpretation of the Constitution prevailed according to which a lex accepted by the comitia tributa may regulate magistrates elected by that comitia, and a lex accepted by the comitia centuriata may regulate only the centuriate magistrates. Consul Minucia Strabo presented first only one rogatio which discussed both the tribal and the centuriate magistrates' resignations in one law. She later corrected it and divided the proposal into two rogationes, one about the tribal magistrates' resignations, to be passed by the tribal comitia, and another about the centuriate magistrates, to be passed by the centuriate comitia. The tribal one passed, the centuriate law failed. Editors of the tabularium of the day, for an unknown reason, decided to put the original, unified law which discussed the resignations of both types of magistrates in one law as the primary text of this lex, but it was not correct, and it was never a law. B. Before any modifications are implemented by the lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve, the following changes are to be made. By this edict, the unofficial draft text is to be removed from the published lex Minucia and the valid version of the lex Minucia, as accepted by the comitia, is to be published. This is verified through records in the Forum Romanum and attestations of the Curator rei informaticae. Commentary from this edict should be published accordingly with the lex.

VI. The lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve contains an instruction to change the preamble of the lex Minucia de eiuratione magistratuum. The new text, as voted on and accepted by the comitia, is perceived to have been corrupted or otherwise contains editorial errors. The new preamble of the lex Arria Tullia would have been an exact sentence, unchanged, from the previous version of the preamble, in a form that was contradictory to the other changes in this lex. By this edict, section V.A. of the lex Arria Tullia de quibusdam legibus obsoletis abrogandis corrigundisve is not implementable, and is disregarded when considering the modifications of the lex Arria Tullia to the lex Minucia.

VII. The lex Octavia de sermone references the now defunct Yahoo groups list. By this edict, a praetorian comment is to be lodged against article IV.A. It is to specify for clarity, as follows:

“The previous Yahoo group list mentioned is now defunct. The current general discussion mailing list is currently https://groups.io/g/TheForumRomanum.”

VIII. The lex Galeria de privatis rebus references the now defunct position of the magister aranearius. This office has now merged with the current curator rei informaticae. By this edict, a praetorian comment is to specify that the instance of “magister aranearius” is to be understood to be the “curator rei informaticae”.

Enacted: a.d. XV Kal. Feb. Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c.

D. Aurelius Ingeniarius et C. Cornelius Barosus Praetores


Edictum translaticium


Edictum translaticium

I. In accordance with the Lex Arria de edictis, magistrates are required to confirm or revoke those edicta of their office predecessors before any new edicta can be issued.

II. The following edicta are confirmed and considered in-force for the term of the praetors of 2775 a.u.c:

A. Edictum praetorium C. Artorii de foris publicis (2774) – about how citizens represent themselves online.
B. Edictum praetorium de correctione C. Barosi de nominibus nonnullarum legum corrigendis (2774) – defines the Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists as referenced in legislation elsewhere and who currently sits on that committee.
C. Edictum praetorium Barosi de iure iurando Latino (2774) – provides the required Latin translation of the oath of office.
D. Edictum de Renovatione Tabularii (2774) – defines how the Nova Roma Tabularium should be structured.
E. Edictum praetorium de candidatis (2773) – mandates that election candidates are required to post a link to their Album Civium entry when making public campaigns.

III. All other edicta are considered enacted and now lapsed or otherwise now void.


Enacted: a.d. VII Id. Ian. Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c.


D. Aurelius Ingeniarius et C. Cornelius Barosus Praetores

Edicta of the Aediles Curules

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Edictum Aedilicium On Appointing A Scribe

EDICTUM AEDILICIUM ON APPOINTING A SCRIBE

I hereby appoint C. Sempronius Scepsis Agrica as aedilician scribe to assist primarily in the organization of the ludi, but also in any aedilician tasks.

On 15, Februarius, Lupercalia, in the consulship of S Lucilius and A. Tullia.

M. Cotta Iovius AEDILIS CUR.


Edictum Aedilicium De Mercatu Novo Romano (II)

EDICTUM AEDILICIUM DE MERCATU NOVO ROMANO

With this edict, I establish a temporary system for the marketplace of Nova Roma, market rules and registered merchants, according the authorization by the lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda.

I. The websites and forums of Nova Roma are open for marketing and advertisement only to officially registered merchants of Nova Roma.

II. Officially registered merchants are recognized by collective decision of the four aediles. The following vendors can receive this status:

A. Nova Roman assiduus citizens and Latin citizens of Nova Roma: for an annual business tax the amount of which they decide voluntarily, and for at least a 5% discount price for their products for Nova Roman and Latin citizens of Nova Roma. The annual business tax shall be paid in addition to the regular citizen tax. The minimum amount of annual business tax for Latin citizens shall be any amount that is higher than the regular citizen tax.

B. Peregrini, non-citizens Nova Roma: for an annual business tax the amount of which shall be a donation as agreed with the aediles on an individual basis, but that donation may not be lower than thrice the amount of the annual citizen tax (they can donate more if they wish), and for at least a 5% discount price for their products for citizens of Nova Roma. After their agreement about business with Nova Roma, such peregrini receive the allied or friend status, socius or amicus status.

III. Registered vendors are required to mention Nova Roma in their official websites and inform the buyers about the discount price for Nova Roman and Latin citizens of Nova Roma.

IV. The annual business tax shall be paid to the treasure until the deadline of general citizen taxes.

V. Official merchants will be given place on the websites and forums of Nova Roma. The frequency of their advertisements on the forums of Nova Roma may be limited according to common sense and people's reactions.

A. Guaranteed minimum frequency for posting advertisements is once per week in Facebook, once per month in other forums of Nova Roma, but in certain cases (extra discount sales campaign, etc, popular sellers etc) exceptions will be acceptable, depending on agreement with the aediles. Nova Roma also guarantees that advertisements will be announced by our official media channels on a case-by-case basis, but every registered merchant may demand at least three advertisement by all public channels of Nova Roma in a calendar year. At least one page on the official website of Nova Roma is also guaranteed.

B. Regarding advertising posts in our forums, vendors are advised to observe the people's reaction and if there are complaints about the frequency of an advertisement, to decrease it. The aediles will follow the people's wish and will apply restriction on the frequency of the posting of advertisements if it causes discontent. For the time being, there will be no written regulations on limitations of the frequency of advertisements, but the aediles will decide on the basis of the citizens' feedback. The guaranteed frequency in paragraph V.A will always be allowed. The regulations will be more detailed, if needed, as we observe how the system works in practice.

VI. Those wanting to obtain the status of registered merchant shall provide the following information to the aediles:

- Roman name
- Macronational name
- Name of business (if any, i.e. corporate or trademarked name), and the date of its founding or starting of operation
- City, region, country in which business will be primarily conducted
- Websites of your business
- Summary of nature of business
- Description of products and/or services offered (attach extra sheets if necessary), including if possible estimated pricing structure, and relevance, if any to the culture of Rome between or to Nova Roma.
- Percent of permanent discount for Nova Roman citizens. Minimum is 5%, but you are free to choose a higher discount.
- Minimum amount of one time annual business tax (donation) that you are willing to contribute to the Nova Roman treasury. The amount later can be actually higher if you have a successful year and you are happy to donate more, but you should pledge a minimum and you must pay at least that much. This "tax" is an annual donation that you should send at the time of paying your regular citizen tax. The amount is not determined by Nova Roma, it is based on honor system, and you should decide it on the basis on how much you think it is worth for you. The aediles will judge your offer an on individual base.
- Are you willing to provide documentation, including but not limited to, copies of macronational tax reports/returns and account ledgers relevant to the subject business, upon request of the Senate, or a magistrate of Nova Roma? If not, you have to send a report, based on honor system, at least about how many Nova Roman citizens bought from, and how much they have spent in your business, for our statistics.

VII. Effective immediately, it is intended as a temporary regulation until a wider consensus is reached about commerce within Nova Roma. All previous regulations regarding merchants and the marketplace are hereby rescinded.

Date:

Hodié a.d. XVI Kal. Mar. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c. est. "D"

Signed:

M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius AEDILIS CURULIS

Edictum Aedilicium De Mercatu Novo Romano

EDICTUM AEDILICIUM DE MERCATU NOVO ROMANO

With this edict, I establish a temporary system for the marketplace of Nova Roma, market rules and registered merchants, according the authorization by the lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda.

I. The websites and forums of Nova Roma are open for marketing and advertisement only to officially registered merchants of Nova Roma.

II. Officially registered merchants are recognized by collective decision of the four aediles. The following vendors can receive this status:

A. Nova Roman assiduus citizens and Latin citizens of Nova Roma: for an annual business tax the amount of which they decide voluntarily, and for at least a 5% discount price for their products for Nova Roman and Latin citizens of Nova Roma. The annual business tax shall be paid in addition to the regular citizen tax. The minimum amount of annual business tax for Latin citizens shall be any amount that is higher than the regular citizen tax.

B. Peregrini, non-citizens Nova Roma: for an annual business tax the amount of which shall be a donation of at least 250 USD (they can donate more if they wish), and for at least a 5% discount price for their products for citizens of Nova Roma. After their agreement about business with Nova Roma, such peregrini receive the allied or friend status, socius or amicus status.

III. Registered vendors are required to mention Nova Roma in their official websites and inform the buyers about the discount price for Nova Roman and Latin citizens of Nova Roma.

IV. The annual business tax shall be paid to the treasure until the deadline of general citizen taxes.

V. Official merchants will be given place on the websites and forums of Nova Roma. The frequency of their advertisements on the forums of Nova Roma may be limited according to common sense and people's reactions. Recommended frequency is no more than once in a week, but in certain cases (extra discount sales campaign, etc) exceptions are acceptable. Vendors are advised to observe the people's reaction and if there are complaints about the frequency of an advertisement, to decrease it. The aediles will follow the people's wish and will apply restriction on the frequency of the posting of advertisements if it causes discontent. The regulations will be more detailed, if needed, as we observe how the system works in practice.

VI. Those wanting to obtain the status of registered merchant shall provide the following information to the aediles: - Roman name - Macronational name - Name of business (if any, i.e. corporate or trademarked name), and the date of its founding or starting of operation - City, region, country in which business will be primarily conducted - Websites of your business - Summary of nature of business - Description of products and/or services offered (attach extra sheets if necessary), including if possible estimated pricing structure, and relevance, if any to the culture of Rome between or to Nova Roma. - Percent of permanent discount for Nova Roman citizens. Minimum is 5%, but you are free to choose a higher discount. - Amount of one time annual business tax (donation) that you are willing to contribute to the Nova Roman treasury. It is an annual donation that the owner should send at the time of paying his or her regular citizen tax. The amount is not determined, you should decide it based on how much you think it is worth for you. The aediles will judge your offer an on individual base. - Are you willing to provide documentation, including but not limited to, copies of macronational tax reports/returns and account ledgers relevant to the subject business, upon request of the Senate, or a magistrate of Nova Roma?

VII. Effective immediately, it is intended as a temporary regulation until a wider consensus is reached about commerce within Nova Roma. All previous regulations regarding merchants and the marketplace are hereby rescinded.

Date:

Hodié a.d. XVI Kal. Mar. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c. est. "D"

Signed:

M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius AEDILIS CURULIS

Edictum Aedilicium On Previous Edicts

EDICTUM AEDILICIUM ON PREVIOUS EDICTS

I confirm all previous edicts of the aediles curules that are currently in force.

Date:

Hodié a.d. XVI Kal. Mar. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c. est. "D"

Signed:

M. Aurelius Cotta Iovius AEDILIS CURULIS

Edicta of the Aediles Plebes

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Edictum aedilicium de certamine Australico approbato

I. In my capacity as aedilis plebis, as elected by the citizens of Nova Roma, with the authority granted to me under article IV.A.5.b. of the lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda, I may proclaim those edicta (edicts) necessary to engage in those tasks which advance the mission and function of Nova Roma.

II. This edict hereby grants the necessary special permission to the governor of Provincia Australia, Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius, to conduct and be permitted to award Cultural Point prizes for competitions in accordance with article III.D.2. of the lex Arria de censu civium aestimando.

III. This special permission only applies to the competition hereby referred to as the annual ‘Active Romans’ competition, exclusive to his province and as witnessed by me. This special permission remains valid for each yearly iteration of this competition, first started in 2774 a.u.c., provided no major alterations are made to the layout or conduct of the competition from year to year.

IV. This edict takes effect immediately and remains valid unless rescinded in accordance with the lex Arria de edictis. If the governor of Provincia Australia changes in the future, then this special permission is considered revoked. Datum a.d. X Kal. Oct. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXV a.u.c.


M. Caecilius Metellus Tocaiensis
Aedilis Plebis


Edictum Aedilis M. Hortensiae de Moderatione: T. Flavius Severus

Edictum Aedilis M. Hortensiae de Moderatione: T. Flavius Severus

M. Hortensia Maior Fabiana Faustina as plebian aedile I moderate civis T. Flavius Severus in the currently named Sarmatia channel in the Discord. When the channel 'Scythia et Russia' is created this edict will encompass both that channel.and the Sarmatia channel.

Hortensia Faustina Aedilis Plebis Propraetrix Sarmatia et Scythiae et Russiae Senatrix Flaminica Carmentalis

Edicta of the Tribuni Plebes

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Edictum Tribunicium De Comitiis Plebis Tributis Convocandis

EDICTUM TRIBUNICIUM DE COMITIIS PLEBIS TRIBUTIS CONVOCANDIS

I. I hereby convene the Comitia Plebis Tributa to elect the two missing tribunes of the plebs, and to vote on two rogationes.

II. AUSPICES

Auspices have been taken in my name by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus in my name upon the standing authorization of augur C. Claudius Quadratus with respect to these elections and legislation and were favorable.

II. OPENING RITUAL

The opening ritual for the comitia has been performed today by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus pontifex in my name, and it has been reported to me shortly before.

III. SESSION SCHEDULE

A. The comitia are convened and opened as the time stamp on this public message shows.

B. The voting period begins immediately, as the time stamp on this public message shows (approximately 16:30 PM, Rome Time) on 20 February 2022

C. Voting shall end at 17:30 PM Rome Time on 25 February 2022.

D. The results shall be announced and the comitia shall be ritually closed before 16:30 PM Rome Rome on 28 February 2022.

IV. ELECTION OFFICIALS

I appoint Sex. Lucilius Tutor as custos, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus as rogator, P. Aurelius Barbatus, Ti. Octavia Carnuntina and D. Fabricius Avitus as diribirors for this session.

V. VOTING INSTRUCTIONS

A. THE CISTA (DIGITAL VOTING URN)

You can vote by sending an email to the cista (voting urn) at:

cista2774@gmail.com

cista2774 at gmail dot com

B. HOW TO VOTE

1. Start your vote email with your full Roman name or identify yourself clearly.

2. VOTE ON CANDIDATES: Under your Roman name, COPY AND PASTE THE LIST OF CANDIDATES that we vote on, and delete the choices which you do not support. You can select no more than the number of openings:

3. VOTE ON LAWS: If you vote YES on both laws, just write:

-UTI ROGAS (YES) TO ALL

If you vote NO on all laws, just write:

-ANTIQUO (NO) TO ALL

If you vote YES to one of the proposals and NO to the other proposal, write:

-UTI ROGAS (YES) TO: Copy law proposal name you support

-ANTIQUO (NO) TO: Copy law proposal name you oppose


VI. BALLOT TO SEND


A. CANDIDATES FOR TRIBUNE OF THE PLEBS (2 poistions)

M. Martianius Lupus http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=11054

C. Artorius Praeconinus http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=16278

A. Fabricius Pardalas http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=16049


B. LEGISLATION


(1) ROGATIO PETRONIA DE LIBERTATE ELIGENDORUM APPARITORUM TRIBUNICIORUM

I. The tribunes of the plebs are free to appoint citizens as their apparitores regardless of their gentilician genus, whether patrician or plebeian.

II. The special powers of the tribuni plebis are not transferable to their appointed assistants. Apparitors or any assistants of the tribunes may be mandated to execute the administrative orders of the tribunes, within the tribunicia potestas.

III. The lex Arminia de ministris tribunorum is hereby rescinded.

(2) ROGATIO PETRONIA DE NOVIS CIVIBUS

I. Sons and daughters of any existing, full citizen, civis Novus Romanus optimo iure, shall be granted citizenship in Nova Roma without any requirement of probationary period and citizenship test.

II. When an entire community joins Nova Roma, as part of the process of incorporation within Nova Roma as a municipality, its members shall not be submitted to the probationary period and the citizenship test, but shall be granted the civil right status of civitas Latina, civitas Nova Romana sine suffragio, or the status of socius and amicus, en masse. In clarification of the lex Fabia de oppidis municipiisque, members of a municipality of Nova Roma, whether it be of civitas Nova Romana optimo iure, civitas Nova Romana sine suffragio, civitas Latina, or of socius and amicus status, have the right of iura publica within their municipality according to the degree of citizenship they have: cives optimo iure may have local iura publica in all types of municipalities; cives sine suffragio may have iura publica in all types of municipalities except in a civitas Nova Romana optimo iure; cives Latini may exercise iura publica only in municipalities of the Latin or allied status; socii or amici may exercise iura publica in the community of allied status where they belong.

III. Full citizenship, civitas optimo iure, may be granted only on an individual basis, upon request by the person, but citizenship test and probationary period may not be imposed on such applicants of full Nova Roman citizenship who have obtained a lesser civil right status (civitas sine suffragio, Latin rights, or ally and friend status) already either individually, or as part of a grant en masse to their community.

IV. When legions, gladiatorial schools, other reenactment groups, religious societies or other non-governmental Roman communities join Nova Roma, whether with their entire membership, the Censorial Office shall apply the procedure described at Sections II-III.

V. When individual Roman reenactors, Latinists, Classicists, Roman archaeologists, scholars of Roman studies are applying for full citizenship, if they demonstrate their status, they should not be subjected to the citizenship test, except if the Censorial Office deems it absolutely necessary according to the discretion of the decision makers (the censors, or, in the absence of censors, the officer in charge of the Censorial Office).

VI. The Censorial Office shall have the unconditional right to waive the requirement of probationary period and citizenship test for any applicant of citizenship.

VII. The Censorial Office is obliged to provide material (links, short descriptions or summaries) to educate applicants of citizenship, even those who receive waiver from under the test and probationary period, about the basics of the internal rules, mission and function of Nova Roma.

VIII. Sections II and II.A of the lex Equitia de tirocinio civium novorum shall be modified to read as:

“II. Beginning Kalendis Ianuarias, MMDCCLVIII, all new citizens of Nova Roma shall be subject to a probationary period, during which they will not be allowed the 'iura publica', the right to vote and to stand for any public office.

III.A. The probationary period will end when the new citizen has taken and passed a simple examination covering elementary matters of Nova Roman citizenship and basic Roman history, religion, language, and social practices.”


Signed on a.d. X Kal. Mar. ‡ Sex. Lucilio (II) A. Tullia (II) cos. anno XXV a. N. R. c.

C. Petronius Stephanus Turpilianus TRIBUNUS PLEBIS, Eq. eq. p.

Edictum Tribuni Plebis De Contione Convocanda


EDICTUM TRIBUNI PLEBIS DE CONTIONE CONVOCANDA


I. All plebeians of Nova Roma are hereby called to attend the contio of the Comitia Plebis Tributa in the electronic main forum of Nova Roma.


II. OPENING CEREMONY


Auspices are not required for a contio, and none were taken. Auspices will be taken for the comitia when convened. An opening sacrificial offering has been made to Jupiter today in by me seeking his blessing upon this contio, our deliberations and their outcome.


Iuppiter Optime Maxime,

ego tribunus plebis Novae Romae

te quaeso precorque,

uti hanc contionem plebis

nunc a me apertam, initam, inceptam, habitam

esse accipias, confirmes, recognoscas,

utique sies volens propitius

his rogationibus Petroniis,

his candidatis tribunatus plebis,

huic contioni, consiliis nostris et his deliberationibus,

plebi Novae Romanae, mihi tribuno plebis,

domo, familiae!

Harum rerum ergo macte hoc ture et hoc lacte esto.


Contio comitiorum plebis tributorum nunc incipitur, contio nunc habetur.


III. SCHEDULE OF THE CONTIO


The time schedule of the contio is the following:


Contio begins immediately, as of 18:00 PM Rome Time on 1 February 2022

Contio will end at 12:00 AM Rome Time on 20 February 2022

Comitia are intended to be called to order at 18:00 PM Rome Time on 20 February 2022

Comitia are intended to closed at 18:00 PM Rome Time on 25 February 2022



III. AGENDA OF THE CONTIO


ITEM I – Election of the two missing tribuni plebis

ITEM II – Discussing the rogatio Petronia about the correction of the requirements of tribunician apparitors

ITEM III – Discussing the rogatio Petonia about some simplification of citizenship approval process



IV. CANDIDATES IN THE COMITIA PLEBIS TRIBUTA (TWO OPENINGS)


Candidates for the office of tribunus plebis:



1. Marcus Martianius Lupus

http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=11054


2. Gaius Artorius Preaconinus

http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=16278


3. Aulus Fabricius Pardalas

http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=16049



V. ROGATIONES TO BE DISCUSSED


I put the following two law proposals before the Nova Roman plebs for voting:



ROGATIO PETRONIA DE LIBERTATE ELIGENDORUM APPARITORUM TRIBUNICIORUM


I. The tribunes of the plebs are free to appoint citizens as their apparitores regardless of their gentilician genus, whether patrician or plebeian.


II. The special powers of the tribuni plebis are not transferable to their appointed assistants. Apparitors or any assistants of the tribunes may be delegated to execute the administrative orders of a tribunes within their tribunicia potestas.


II. The lex Arminia de ministris tribunorum is hereby rescinded.



ROGATIO PETRONIA DE NOVIS CIVIBUS


I. Sons and daughters of any existing, full citizen of Nova Roma shall be granted citizenship in Nova Roma without any requirement of probationary period and citizenship test.


II. When an entire community joins Nova Roma for full Nova Roman citizenship, as part of the process of incorporation within Nova Roma as a municipality or another form of community, its members shall not be submitted to the probationary period and the citizenship test, but shall be granted citizenship en masse.


III. When legions, gladiatorial schools, other reenactment groups, religious societies or other non-governmental Roman communities join Nova Roma, whether with their entire membership or with a number of their members, the Censorial Office shall have the authority to apply the procedure described at Section II, according to the discretion of the decision makers (the censors, when the officer in charge in their absence).


IV. The Censorial Office shall have right to waive the requirement of probationary period and citizenship test for any applicant of citizenship.


V. Sections II and II.A of the lex Equitia de tirocinio civium novorum shall be modified to read as:


“II. Beginning Kalendis Ianuarias, MMDCCLVIII, all new citizens of Nova Roma shall be subject to a probationary period, during which they will not be allowed the 'iura publica', the right to vote and to stand for any public office.

III.A. The probationary period will end when the new citizen has taken and passed a simple examination covering elementary matters of Nova Roman citizenship and basic Roman history, religion, language, and social practices.”



Given, on the Kalends of February in the year of the second consulship of both Sex. Lucilius Tutor anf A. Tullia Scholastica.


C. Petronius Stephanus

TRIBUNUS PLEBIS

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