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The Index Materiarum (abbr. IM) is one of the three chapters composing Nova Roma's tabularium.

You will find below its table of contents. Please activate the appropriate hyper-link(s) below to consult a legal text.

These texts belong to one of the three great categories of Novaroman legal acts, generally speaking:

• the Constitution, which gives its legal existence to every other act ;

• the assemblies acts ;

• the other acts, which do not fall inside the scope of the law.

[edit] The Constitution

• The Current applicable constitution is actualized and includes the modifications made from 2752 to 2760 a.u.c. :
• Previous versions :
  • 2757 auc (2004) :
  • 2755 auc (2002) :
  • 2752 auc (1999) :
  • Original version - 2752 auc (1999) :

[edit] The acts passed by Nova Roma assemblies

These assemblies, called in latin "comitium" plural "comitia" are, as in ancient Rome :

• the assemblies of the People, according the way they are organized :
  • Comitia centuriata
  • Comitia tributa populi
  • Comitia tributa plebis (or "concilium plebis")
  • a special assembly, the Comitia curiata, composed by selected citizens, the lictors.
  
  They are split in two groups :
  • Laws :
    You may consult either :
    • the actualized official list of leges, which provides all the laws passed by each of the four novaroman comitia ;

    • the list of laws which distinguishes the laws issued by the assemblies of the People and the Comitia curiata.

  
  
  • Senate decrees and consulta.

  
  

  [edit] The non-law level acts

  Nova Roma has two categories of such acts :
  • the magisterial edicts ;
  • the pontifical decrees.