Ludi (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:22, 6 March 2026

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	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|'''Ludi Novi Romani''': March 1st - March 15th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]		* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|'''Ludi Novi Romani''': March 1st - March 15th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
−	* [[Ludi Megalenses (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Megalenses'''': April 4th - 10th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]	+	* [[Ludi Megalenses (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Megalenses''': April 4th - 10th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
	* [[Ludi Ceriales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Ceriales''': April 12th - 19th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|aediles plebis]]		* [[Ludi Ceriales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Ceriales''': April 12th - 19th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|aediles plebis]]
	* [[Ludi Florales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Florales'''': April 28th - May 3rd]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]		* [[Ludi Florales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Florales'''': April 28th - May 3rd]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Updated ludi dates

2026-03-06T14:22:17Z

Updated ludi dates

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−	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March ~~11th~~]] ~~    '''CA'''~~	+	Only the dates of the Ludi Novi Romani are strictly legally bidding, all the other '''ludi dates are in the hands of the aediles, with a certain amount of flexibility whether they start it earlier or later''', and end it earlier or later. The dates below therefore are indicative of an ideal timing, but in practice there may be several days of difference (but not more about 10 days). The '''Ludi Cereales''' are usually held at any time during the second half of April, and the Parilia is always included (even if it was not part of it in the antiquity). The '''Ludi Florales''' are usually held in the entire length of May in Nova Roma. The '''Ludi Apollinares''' are held anytime in July, but started within the ancient dates, the '''Ludi Romani''' are also often extended until the beginning of October, an the '''Ludi Plebeii''' are held at any dates in November.
−	* [[Ludi Megalenses ~~2762 AUC~~ (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] ~~    '''CA'''~~	+
−	* [[Ludi Ceriales ~~2762 AUC~~ (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] ~~    ~~'''PA'''	+	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|'''Ludi Novi Romani''': March 1st - March 15th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
−	* [[Ludi Apollinares ~~2766 AUC~~\|Ludi Apollinares: July 9-13]] ~~    '''PR~~'''	+	* [[Ludi Megalenses (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Megalenses'''': April 4th - 10th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
−	* [[Ludi Romani ~~2762 AUC~~ (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September ~~9th~~ - ~~17th~~]] ~~    '''CA'''~~	+	* [[Ludi Ceriales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Ceriales''': April 12th - 19th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|aediles plebis]]
−	* [[Ludi Plebeii ~~2762 AUC~~ (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]] ~~    '''PA'''~~	+	* [[Ludi Florales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Florales'''': April 28th - May 3rd]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
		+	* [[Ludi Apollinares (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Apollinares''': July 5-13]] - resposibility of the '''[[praetor (Nova Roma)\|praetores]]
		+	* [[Ludi Romani (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Romani''': September 4th - 19th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
		+	* [[Ludi Plebeii (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Plebeii''': November 4th - 17th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|aediles plebis]]

	Above you can see a list of different festivals celebrated throughout the year according the Roman Calendar. The festivals are arranged in order of occurrance. Not all festivals are however celebrated every year in Nova Roma. To find out more information, ancient and modern, about any of the festivals please click the name of it.		Above you can see a list of different festivals celebrated throughout the year according the Roman Calendar. The festivals are arranged in order of occurrance. Not all festivals are however celebrated every year in Nova Roma. To find out more information, ancient and modern, about any of the festivals please click the name of it.

−	Different festivals are arranged by different magistrates. ~~Thus~~, ~~after~~ the ~~name of~~ the ~~festival~~, ~~you~~ can ~~see~~ the ~~abbreviation referring~~ to the ~~kind of organizing-presiding magistrate : '''CA''' for curule aediles, '''PA''' for plebeian~~ aediles, and ~~'''PR''' for~~ praetors.	+	Different festivals are arranged by different magistrates, but even if a festival is held by the curule aediles, the plebeian aediles can be called to help in, and vice versa. Originally the consuls and praetors held all festivals, the praetors kept only the Ludi Apollinares: they, too, can call upon the aediles to help with the Apollo Games if necessary. If the aediles are unavailable, the responsibility of festivals returns to the consuls and praetors.

	To find out when and how you can take part into the games, please see for more information at the pages of individual ''ludi'' and from the '''[[Aediles (Nova Roma)\|Aedilician Portal]]''' page.		To find out when and how you can take part into the games, please see for more information at the pages of individual ''ludi'' and from the '''[[Aediles (Nova Roma)\|Aedilician Portal]]''' page.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 12:01, 5 November 2023

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	<onlyinclude>{{LanguageBar\|Games (Nova Roma)}}		<onlyinclude>{{LanguageBar\|Games (Nova Roma)}}
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−	'''''Ludi''''' ("games", Latin plural of ''ludus'': "game") are '''public festival games''' held as a form of sacrificial offering ~~to the gods held~~ in conjunction with Roman religious festivals, and are also presented as part of the cult of state.	+	'''''Ludi''''', "games" in Latin (the plural of ''ludus'': "game") are '''public festival games''' held as a form of sacrificial offering in conjunction with Roman religious festivals, and are also presented as part of the cult of state.

	The earliest ancient Roman ''ludi'' were horse races in the circus (''ludi circenses''). Animal exhibitions with mock hunts (''venationes'') and theatrical performances (''ludi scaenici'') also became part of the festivals. Days on which ludi were held were public holidays, and no business could be conducted. Although their entertainment value may have overshadowed religious sentiment at any given moment, even in late antiquity the ludi were understood as part of the worship of the traditional gods. The relation of gladiatorial games to the ludi is complex: in 105 BC, the ruling consuls offered Rome its first taste of state-sponsored "barbarian combat" demonstrated by gladiators from Capua, as part of a training program for the military. It proved immensely popular. Thereafter, the gladiator contests formerly restricted to private ''munera'' were often included in the official state ''ludi'' that accompanied the major religious festivals. Where traditional ''ludi'' had been dedicated to a deity, such as Jupiter, the munera could be dedicated to an aristocratic sponsor's divine or heroic ancestor.		The earliest ancient Roman ''ludi'' were horse races in the circus (''ludi circenses''). Animal exhibitions with mock hunts (''venationes'') and theatrical performances (''ludi scaenici'') also became part of the festivals. Days on which ludi were held were public holidays, and no business could be conducted. Although their entertainment value may have overshadowed religious sentiment at any given moment, even in late antiquity the ludi were understood as part of the worship of the traditional gods. The relation of gladiatorial games to the ludi is complex: in 105 BC, the ruling consuls offered Rome its first taste of state-sponsored "barbarian combat" demonstrated by gladiators from Capua, as part of a training program for the military. It proved immensely popular. Thereafter, the gladiator contests formerly restricted to private ''munera'' were often included in the official state ''ludi'' that accompanied the major religious festivals. Where traditional ''ludi'' had been dedicated to a deity, such as Jupiter, the munera could be dedicated to an aristocratic sponsor's divine or heroic ancestor.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Updated

2023-11-05T11:59:42Z

Updated

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	<onlyinclude>{{LanguageBar\|Games (Nova Roma)}}		<onlyinclude>{{LanguageBar\|Games (Nova Roma)}}
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−	'''''Ludi'''''("~~festival~~ games", Latin plural of ''ludus'': "game") ~~were~~ public games held as a form of sacrificial offering to the gods held in conjunction with Roman religious festivals, and ~~were~~ also presented as part of the cult of state. The earliest ludi were horse races in the circus (''ludi circenses''). Animal exhibitions with mock hunts (''venationes'') and theatrical performances (''ludi scaenici'') also became part of the festivals.	+	'''''Ludi''''' ("games", Latin plural of ''ludus'': "game") are '''public festival games''' held as a form of sacrificial offering to the gods held in conjunction with Roman religious festivals, and are also presented as part of the cult of state.

−	Days on which ludi were held were public holidays, and no business could be conducted. Although their entertainment value may have overshadowed religious sentiment at any given moment, even in late antiquity the ludi were understood as part of the worship of the traditional gods. The relation of gladiatorial games to the ludi is complex: in 105 BC, the ruling consuls offered Rome its first taste of state-sponsored "barbarian combat" demonstrated by gladiators from Capua, as part of a training program for the military. It proved immensely popular. Thereafter, the gladiator contests formerly restricted to private ''munera'' were often included in the official state ''ludi'' that accompanied the major religious festivals. Where traditional ''ludi'' had been dedicated to a deity, such as Jupiter, the munera could be dedicated to an aristocratic sponsor's divine or heroic ancestor.	+	The earliest ancient Roman ''ludi'' were horse races in the circus (''ludi circenses''). Animal exhibitions with mock hunts (''venationes'') and theatrical performances (''ludi scaenici'') also became part of the festivals. Days on which ludi were held were public holidays, and no business could be conducted. Although their entertainment value may have overshadowed religious sentiment at any given moment, even in late antiquity the ludi were understood as part of the worship of the traditional gods. The relation of gladiatorial games to the ludi is complex: in 105 BC, the ruling consuls offered Rome its first taste of state-sponsored "barbarian combat" demonstrated by gladiators from Capua, as part of a training program for the military. It proved immensely popular. Thereafter, the gladiator contests formerly restricted to private ''munera'' were often included in the official state ''ludi'' that accompanied the major religious festivals. Where traditional ''ludi'' had been dedicated to a deity, such as Jupiter, the munera could be dedicated to an aristocratic sponsor's divine or heroic ancestor.

−	In Nova Roma, as part of our mission to revive the ~~sRoman~~ traditions and festival celebrations, we honor the Roman holidays with similar ludi, which are often in a form of a reenactment festival, or history or art competition, contest or quiz for prizes, sometimes these include virtual games, as well, played online.	+	'''In [[Nova Roma]]''', as part of our mission to revive the Roman traditions and festival celebrations, we honor the Roman holidays with similar ''ludi'' which are often in the form of a '''reenactment festival''', or '''history or art competition''', '''contest''' or '''quiz''' for prizes, sometimes these include '''virtual games''', as well, played online.
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	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]]     '''PA'''		* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]]     '''PA'''

		+	Above you can see a list of different festivals celebrated throughout the year according the Roman Calendar. The festivals are arranged in order of occurrance. Not all festivals are however celebrated every year in Nova Roma. To find out more information, ancient and modern, about any of the festivals please click the name of it.

−	~~Above you can see a list of different festivals celebrated throughout the year according the Roman Calendar. The~~ festivals are arranged ~~in order of occurrance~~. ~~Not all festivals are however celebrated every year in Nova Roma. The ones NOT celebrated this year are written in black and contain no active link. To find out more information~~, ~~ancient and modern, about any~~ of the ~~festivals please click~~ the ~~name~~ of it.	+	Different festivals are arranged by different magistrates. Thus, after the name of the festival, you can see the abbreviation referring to the kind of organizing-presiding magistrate : '''CA''' for curule aediles, '''PA''' for plebeian aediles, and '''PR''' for praetors.

−	Different festivals are arranged by different magistrates. Thus, after the name of the festival, you can see the abbreviation referring to the kind of organizing-presiding magistrate : '''CA''' for Curule aediles, '''PA''' for Plebeian aediles, and '''PR''' for Praetors.	+	To find out when and how you can take part into the games, please see for more information at the pages of individual ''ludi'' and from the '''[[Aediles (Nova Roma)\|Aedilician Portal]]''' page.
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−	To find out when and how you can take part into the games, please see for more information at the pages of individual ''ludi'' and from the [[Aediles (Nova Roma)\|~~Aedile~~ Portal]] page.	+

	==Regulae Ludorum - Rules for the competitions==		==Regulae Ludorum - Rules for the competitions==
	* [[Regulae_Ludorum\|Regulae Ludorum - Rules for the competitions]] This page contains rules for Munera Gladiatoria (gladiator fights), Venationes (wild animal fights) and Ludi Circenses (chariot races).		* [[Regulae_Ludorum\|Regulae Ludorum - Rules for the competitions]] This page contains rules for Munera Gladiatoria (gladiator fights), Venationes (wild animal fights) and Ludi Circenses (chariot races).
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	==Ludi Circenses Championship==		==Ludi Circenses Championship==
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	:* [[Factio_Russata\|Factio Russata- The Reds]]		:* [[Factio_Russata\|Factio Russata- The Reds]]
	:* [[Factio_Veneta\|Factio Veneta - The Blues]]		:* [[Factio_Veneta\|Factio Veneta - The Blues]]
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	==Ludi Amphitheatricum Championship==		==Ludi Amphitheatricum Championship==
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	:* [[Ludus Russatus (Nova Roma)\|Ludus Russatus - The Reds]]		:* [[Ludus Russatus (Nova Roma)\|Ludus Russatus - The Reds]]
	:* [[Ludus Venetus (Nova Roma)\|Ludus Venetus - The Blues]]		:* [[Ludus Venetus (Nova Roma)\|Ludus Venetus - The Blues]]
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	==Ludi Cultural Championship==		==Ludi Cultural Championship==
	During the year winners of the contests recieve points from their entries and in the end of the year most successful citizen is rewarded. See more on the [[Ludi_Cultural_Championship\|championship page]].		During the year winners of the contests recieve points from their entries and in the end of the year most successful citizen is rewarded. See more on the [[Ludi_Cultural_Championship\|championship page]].
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	==Table and video games section==		==Table and video games section==

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Updated

2023-11-05T11:55:15Z

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		+	'''''Ludi'''''("festival games", Latin plural of ''ludus'': "game") were public games held as a form of sacrificial offering to the gods held in conjunction with Roman religious festivals, and were also presented as part of the cult of state. The earliest ludi were horse races in the circus (''ludi circenses''). Animal exhibitions with mock hunts (''venationes'') and theatrical performances (''ludi scaenici'') also became part of the festivals.

		+	Days on which ludi were held were public holidays, and no business could be conducted. Although their entertainment value may have overshadowed religious sentiment at any given moment, even in late antiquity the ludi were understood as part of the worship of the traditional gods. The relation of gladiatorial games to the ludi is complex: in 105 BC, the ruling consuls offered Rome its first taste of state-sponsored "barbarian combat" demonstrated by gladiators from Capua, as part of a training program for the military. It proved immensely popular. Thereafter, the gladiator contests formerly restricted to private ''munera'' were often included in the official state ''ludi'' that accompanied the major religious festivals. Where traditional ''ludi'' had been dedicated to a deity, such as Jupiter, the munera could be dedicated to an aristocratic sponsor's divine or heroic ancestor.

		+	In Nova Roma, as part of our mission to revive the sRoman traditions and festival celebrations, we honor the Roman holidays with similar ludi, which are often in a form of a reenactment festival, or history or art competition, contest or quiz for prizes, sometimes these include virtual games, as well, played online.
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	==Ludi - Games==		==Ludi - Games==

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: moved Games (Nova Roma) to Ludi (Nova Roma)

2023-11-05T11:31:06Z

moved Games (Nova Roma) to Ludi (Nova Roma)

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Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Added non-breakins spaces to Ludi - Games list.

2013-07-12T17:05:00Z

Added non-breakins spaces to Ludi - Games list.

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−	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]]    '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]]     '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]]     '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] '''PA'''	+	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]]     '''PA'''
−	* [[Ludi Apollinares 2766 AUC\|Ludi Apollinares: July 9-13]] '''PR'''	+	* [[Ludi Apollinares 2766 AUC\|Ludi Apollinares: July 9-13]]     '''PR'''
−	* [[Ludi Romani 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September 9th - 17th]] '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Romani 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September 9th - 17th]]     '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]] '''PA'''	+	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]]     '''PA'''

Marcus Pompeius Caninus at 17:03, 12 July 2013

2013-07-12T17:03:51Z

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−	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]] '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]]    '''CA'''
	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] '''CA'''		* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] '''CA'''
	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] '''PA'''		* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] '''PA'''

Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Changed link for Ludi Apollinares to the 2766 page.

2013-07-12T17:02:13Z

Changed link for Ludi Apollinares to the 2766 page.

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−	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]] '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]] '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] '''PA'''	+	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] '''PA'''
−	* [[Ludi Apollinares ~~of the year - 2763 (Nova_Roma)~~\|Ludi Apollinares: July 9-13]] PR	+	* [[Ludi Apollinares 2766 AUC\|Ludi Apollinares: July 9-13]] '''PR'''
−	* [[Ludi Romani 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September 9th - 17th]] '''CA'''	+	* [[Ludi Romani 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September 9th - 17th]] '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]] '''PA'''	+	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]] '''PA'''

Marcus Pompeius Caninus: Reformated Ludi - Games list

2013-07-12T16:54:40Z

Reformated Ludi - Games list

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−	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]] CA	+	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|Ludi Novi Romani March 1st - March 11th]] '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] CA	+	* [[Ludi Megalenses 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Megalenses: April 4th - 10th]] '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] PA	+	* [[Ludi Ceriales 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Ceriales: April 20 - 28]] '''PA'''
−	* [~~http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Ludi_Apollinares_of_the_year_~~-~~_2763_%28Nova_Roma%29 '''~~Ludi Apollinares~~'''~~: July 9-13] (PR)	+	* [[Ludi Apollinares of the year - 2763 (Nova_Roma)\|Ludi Apollinares: July 9-13]] PR
−	* [[Ludi Romani 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September 9th - 17th]] CA	+	* [[Ludi Romani 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Romani: September 9th - 17th]] '''CA'''
−	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]] PA	+	* [[Ludi Plebeii 2762 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Plebeii: November XX - XX]] '''PA'''

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	* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|'''Ludi Novi Romani''': March 1st - March 15th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]		* [[Ludi Novi Romani\|'''Ludi Novi Romani''': March 1st - March 15th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
−	* [[Ludi Megalenses (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Megalenses'''': April 4th - 10th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]	+	* [[Ludi Megalenses (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Megalenses''': April 4th - 10th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]
	* [[Ludi Ceriales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Ceriales''': April 12th - 19th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|aediles plebis]]		* [[Ludi Ceriales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Ceriales''': April 12th - 19th]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|aediles plebis]]
	* [[Ludi Florales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Florales'''': April 28th - May 3rd]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]		* [[Ludi Florales (Nova Roma)\|'''Ludi Florales'''': April 28th - May 3rd]] - resposibility of the [[aedilis curulis (Nova Roma)\|aediles curules]]