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'''Nova Roma''' is an international [[Nova Roma Incorporation|organization]] dedicated to the study and restoration of ancient Roman culture. From its legendary founding in 753 BCE to 330 CE, when it ceased to be the center of Imperial authority, Rome set the standard and laid the foundation for our modern Western civilization. Rome civilized the world, and we see the need for that divine mission to be kept alive. | '''Nova Roma''' is an international [[Nova Roma Incorporation|organization]] dedicated to the study and restoration of ancient Roman culture. From its legendary founding in 753 BCE to 330 CE, when it ceased to be the center of Imperial authority, Rome set the standard and laid the foundation for our modern Western civilization. Rome civilized the world, and we see the need for that divine mission to be kept alive. | ||
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Also important for Nova Roma is the [[Via Romana|New Romanitas]], a general revival of all other aspects of Roman culture, from cookery to literature, [[philosophy]], ancient [[Roman law]] and the arts. A core aspect of the Roman culture which Nova Roma endeavors to revive is what are known as the [[Roman virtues]]. These virtues are what gave a small city on the banks of the [[Tiber]] the moral and practical strength to govern much of the world, and are most sorely lacking in our society today. Another aspect of the Roman culture in Nova Roma is the promotion of the [[Latin language]], the only language in which those virtues and that culture ever found their most authentic and universal expression. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots. | Also important for Nova Roma is the [[Via Romana|New Romanitas]], a general revival of all other aspects of Roman culture, from cookery to literature, [[philosophy]], ancient [[Roman law]] and the arts. A core aspect of the Roman culture which Nova Roma endeavors to revive is what are known as the [[Roman virtues]]. These virtues are what gave a small city on the banks of the [[Tiber]] the moral and practical strength to govern much of the world, and are most sorely lacking in our society today. Another aspect of the Roman culture in Nova Roma is the promotion of the [[Latin language]], the only language in which those virtues and that culture ever found their most authentic and universal expression. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots. | ||
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+ | Nova Roma is more than an organization of ancient Roman historical reenactment and recreation, although we are that. We are more than a community of Roman religious reconstructionists, although we are that, too. We are more than a classical studies society, but that falls within our purview as well. We are nothing less than a '''symbolically''' sovereign, community of modern Romans, a symbolic New Roman nation of people who love ancient Rome so much that they feel Roman, identify as Roman, and wish to belong together; an attempt to re-create the best of classical Rome (with a few compromises to modern times), and we invite you to join us by applying for [[citizenship (Nova Roma)|citizenship]] today. | ||
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+ | =Explore Nova Roma= | ||
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+ | '''Founding documents:''' | ||
+ | * The [[Declaration of Nova Roma]]: describing the missions and goals of Nova Roma | ||
+ | * The [[Nova Roma, Incorporated|papers of Incorporation]]: legal documents enrolling Nova Roma as a nonprofit | ||
+ | * The [[Lex Cornelia Domitia de re publica constituenda (Nova Roma)|Constitution (By-Laws)]] of the organization | ||
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+ | '''Information about the organization:''' | ||
+ | * The [[Res Publica Nova Romana|institutions and government]] of Nova Roma | ||
+ | * The [[society of Nova Roma|social structure]] of various membership classes | ||
+ | * The [[Provincia (Nova Roma)|local chapters]] of the organization | ||
+ | * Our [[Roman Reenactment Army of Nova Roma|community and reenactment groups]] | ||
+ | * Various [[Citizens' achievements and projects|achievements and projects]] | ||
+ | * Some of the [[cultural impact of Nova Roma]] | ||
+ | * Our [https://www.facebook.com/novaroma.org events and programs] | ||
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Nova Roma is an international organization dedicated to the study and restoration of ancient Roman culture. From its legendary founding in 753 BCE to 330 CE, when it ceased to be the center of Imperial authority, Rome set the standard and laid the foundation for our modern Western civilization. Rome civilized the world, and we see the need for that divine mission to be kept alive.
Founded 2,750 years after the Eternal City itself, Nova Roma seeks to bring back those golden times. But where our ancestors imposed their will through the sword and the legions, we intend the same result through the spread of knowledge and through our own virtuous example.
Roman religion
An integral part of the activities of Nova Roma is the cultus deorum, the revival of the traditional customs, celebrations and ceremonies of the ancient Roman people. Both the domestic rites (sacra privata) and the state rites (sacra publica) are vital to Roman traditionalism, and both are represented in the practices of Nova Roma. Our long-term goal is the restoration of the ancient sacred colleges and the honoring of the full cycle of Roman holidays throughout the year. For now, we must make do with a schedule that is practical and the training of individuals who wish to take up the sacred offices.
Roman culture and virtues
Also important for Nova Roma is the New Romanitas, a general revival of all other aspects of Roman culture, from cookery to literature, philosophy, ancient Roman law and the arts. A core aspect of the Roman culture which Nova Roma endeavors to revive is what are known as the Roman virtues. These virtues are what gave a small city on the banks of the Tiber the moral and practical strength to govern much of the world, and are most sorely lacking in our society today. Another aspect of the Roman culture in Nova Roma is the promotion of the Latin language, the only language in which those virtues and that culture ever found their most authentic and universal expression. By promoting Roman culture, we are in effect promoting nothing less than the revitalization of Western society. By practicing Roman crafts and arts, we more fully understand our own Western roots.
Roman identity
Nova Roma is more than an organization of ancient Roman historical reenactment and recreation, although we are that. We are more than a community of Roman religious reconstructionists, although we are that, too. We are more than a classical studies society, but that falls within our purview as well. We are nothing less than a symbolically sovereign, community of modern Romans, a symbolic New Roman nation of people who love ancient Rome so much that they feel Roman, identify as Roman, and wish to belong together; an attempt to re-create the best of classical Rome (with a few compromises to modern times), and we invite you to join us by applying for citizenship today.
Explore Nova Roma
Founding documents:
- The Declaration of Nova Roma: describing the missions and goals of Nova Roma
- The papers of Incorporation: legal documents enrolling Nova Roma as a nonprofit
- The Constitution (By-Laws) of the organization
Information about the organization:
- The institutions and government of Nova Roma
- The social structure of various membership classes
- The local chapters of the organization
- Our community and reenactment groups
- Various achievements and projects
- Some of the cultural impact of Nova Roma
- Our events and programs