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Gaius Marcius Crispus at 20:40, 1 August 2008

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	4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »		4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »

−	4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister '''cut up~~'''''Italic text~~'' her brother's body".	+	4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister ''cut up'' her brother's body".

	5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?		5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?

Gaius Marcius Crispus at 20:38, 1 August 2008

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	4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »		4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »

−	4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister cut up her brother's body".	+	4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister '''cut up'''''Italic text'' her brother's body".

	5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?		5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?

Gaius Marcius Crispus at 20:36, 1 August 2008

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Gaius Marcius Crispus: Answers to the Ovid online certamen questions

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Answers to the Ovid online certamen questions

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	*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE TO VIEW THE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''		*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE TO VIEW THE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''
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		+	The deadline passed with no entries for this competition. The answers are as follows:-
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		+	1 On what date was Ovid born ?
		+	1 March 20, 43 BC
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		+	2 On which precise night did Ovid leave Rome ?
		+	2 Nov. 15, 8 AD
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		+	3 Why was Ovid confident that he would have the protection of a god/goddess during his journey through the Aegean sea ?
		+	3 Because Minerva's helmet was painted on his ship's prow.
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		+	4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »
		+	4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister cut up her brother's body".
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		+	5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?
		+	5 Perilla
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		+	6 What was the relation of this poetess with Ovid ?
		+	6 His stepdaughter, the daughter of his third wife
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		+	7 What is the current population of Ovid's birth place (to the nearest 1,000.) ?
		+	7 25,000
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		+	8 Ovid tells us about three other writers, saying « I was the fourth, after them, in order of time. » Who were the three others, in the chronological order reported by Ovid ?
		+	8 Gallus, Tibullus, Propercius
		+	9 How old was Ovid's brother when he died ?
		+	9 20
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		+	10 What is the name of the book that Ovid writes, after the Tristia, in Tomis ?
		+	10 Pontics (ex Ponto)
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		+	11 Ovid asks a Fabius to speak for him. What was his cognomen ?
		+	11 Maximus
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		+	12 In which year did Ovid die ?
		+	12 17 AD
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		+	13 Ovid is supposed to be buried on a small island in a Romanian city. What is the name of this city ?
		+	13 Ovidiu, ancient Canara
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		+	The online contest is now closed.
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		+	We shall return with more certamens later in the year.

Gaius Marcius Crispus at 20:05, 31 July 2008

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	'''DAY - III''' ~ {{Aug 1}}{{2008}} : July 30th, 2008 cc.		'''DAY - III''' ~ {{Aug 1}}{{2008}} : July 30th, 2008 cc.

−	* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .	+	* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .

	*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE TO VIEW THE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''		*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE TO VIEW THE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''

Lucius Vitellius Triarius at 14:08, 31 July 2008

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	* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .		* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .

−	*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''	+	*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE TO VIEW THE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''

Lucius Vitellius Triarius: CONTENT

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CONTENT

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	<div style="float:center; width:100%">__TOC__</div>		<div style="float:center; width:100%">__TOC__</div>
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	* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .		* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .

		+	*'''[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Nova-Roma/message/57050 CLIK HERE CERTAMEN QUESTIONS]'''

Lucius Vitellius Triarius: content

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content

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	* Honored Diety: '''APOLLO BORVO'''		* Honored Diety: '''APOLLO BORVO'''
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	* Honored Diety: '''MERCURIUS'''		* Honored Diety: '''MERCURIUS'''
−	*	+	* '''[[/Munera Gladiatoria\|Munera Gladiatoria ~ Semi-Finals]]'''
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	* Honored Diety: '''HERCULES'''		* Honored Diety: '''HERCULES'''
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	* '''Closing Ceremony'''		* '''Closing Ceremony'''

Publius Memmius Albucius: /* Herculanenses schedule: 4 days (Aug. 1, 3-4-5) */

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Herculanenses schedule: 4 days (Aug. 1, 3-4-5)

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	'''DAY - III''' ~ {{Aug 1}}{{2008}} : July 30th, 2008 cc.		'''DAY - III''' ~ {{Aug 1}}{{2008}} : July 30th, 2008 cc.

−	* '''Certamen ~~Ovidianus~~''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .	+	* '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed on line '''around 9:00 pm''' <u>Rome time</u>.<br> The players on internet will have two days, till Aug. 1st, 9:00 pm <u>Rome time</u> deadline, to send their answer on the 20 questions to <br>G. Marcius Crispus at:<br> ''jbshr1pwa@btinternet.com'' <br>or to<br> ''NR_Cohors_aedilicia@yahoogroups.com'' .


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	* '''Opening Ceremony''' in Dacia, Thermae Herculi : 07:00-07:30 under the auspices of Leg. pp. and Cos. T. Iulius Sabinus, Cos. M. Moravius Piscinus and Aed. cur. P. Memmius Albucius.		* '''Opening Ceremony''' in Dacia, Thermae Herculi : 07:00-07:30 under the auspices of Leg. pp. and Cos. T. Iulius Sabinus, Cos. M. Moravius Piscinus and Aed. cur. P. Memmius Albucius.
	* 16:00 - 18:00 : only ''live'' in Dacia : A Certamen inter-provincialis will be organized, whose detail will depend on the number and the provinces of the attendants of the Conventus. The ''disciplinae'' will be : harpastum/pedifollis (football), athletica, natatio.		* 16:00 - 18:00 : only ''live'' in Dacia : A Certamen inter-provincialis will be organized, whose detail will depend on the number and the provinces of the attendants of the Conventus. The ''disciplinae'' will be : harpastum/pedifollis (football), athletica, natatio.
−	* 18:30 : '''Certamen ~~Ovidianus~~''': the questions are displayed <u>in Dacia</u> before the Roman dinner.	+	* 18:30 : '''Certamen Ovidianum''': the questions are displayed <u>in Dacia</u> before the Roman dinner.
−	* 21:00 : <u>Deadline online</u> for '''Certamen ~~Ovidianus~~''' answers to the questions displayed two days ago, on July 30th.	+	* 21:00 : <u>Deadline online</u> for '''Certamen Ovidianum''' answers to the questions displayed two days ago, on July 30th.
−	* 22:00 : '''Certamen ~~Ovidianus~~''': <u>in Dacia</u>, the answers are given and the results proclaimed after the Roman dinner.	+	* 22:00 : '''Certamen Ovidianum''': <u>in Dacia</u>, the answers are given and the results proclaimed after the Roman dinner.
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	1 On what date was Ovid born ?		1 On what date was Ovid born ?
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	1 March 20, 43 BC		1 March 20, 43 BC

	2 On which precise night did Ovid leave Rome ?		2 On which precise night did Ovid leave Rome ?
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	2 Nov. 15, 8 AD		2 Nov. 15, 8 AD

	3 Why was Ovid confident that he would have the protection of a god/goddess during his journey through the Aegean sea ?		3 Why was Ovid confident that he would have the protection of a god/goddess during his journey through the Aegean sea ?
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	3 Because Minerva's helmet was painted on his ship's prow.		3 Because Minerva's helmet was painted on his ship's prow.

	4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »		4 What etymological explanation does Ovid give for the word « Tomis »
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	4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister cut up her brother's body".		4 Medea, to delay her father trying to join her, fleeing with her lover Jason, killed her own brother Absyrt :Ovid says "it was here the sister cut up her brother's body".

	5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?		5 In his « Tristia », Ovid writes to a poetess. What was her name ?
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	5 Perilla		5 Perilla

	6 What was the relation of this poetess with Ovid ?		6 What was the relation of this poetess with Ovid ?
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	6 His stepdaughter, the daughter of his third wife		6 His stepdaughter, the daughter of his third wife

	7 What is the current population of Ovid's birth place (to the nearest 1,000.) ?		7 What is the current population of Ovid's birth place (to the nearest 1,000.) ?
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	7 25,000		7 25,000

	8 Ovid tells us about three other writers, saying « I was the fourth, after them, in order of time. » Who were the three others, in the chronological order reported by Ovid ?		8 Ovid tells us about three other writers, saying « I was the fourth, after them, in order of time. » Who were the three others, in the chronological order reported by Ovid ?
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	8 Gallus, Tibullus, Propercius		8 Gallus, Tibullus, Propercius
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	9 How old was Ovid's brother when he died ?		9 How old was Ovid's brother when he died ?
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	9 20		9 20

	10 What is the name of the book that Ovid writes, after the Tristia, in Tomis ?		10 What is the name of the book that Ovid writes, after the Tristia, in Tomis ?
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	10 Pontics (ex Ponto)		10 Pontics (ex Ponto)

	11 Ovid asks a Fabius to speak for him. What was his cognomen ?		11 Ovid asks a Fabius to speak for him. What was his cognomen ?
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	11 Maximus		11 Maximus

	12 In which year did Ovid die ?		12 In which year did Ovid die ?
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	12 17 AD		12 17 AD

	13 Ovid is supposed to be buried on a small island in a Romanian city. What is the name of this city ?		13 Ovid is supposed to be buried on a small island in a Romanian city. What is the name of this city ?
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	13 Ovidiu, ancient Canara		13 Ovidiu, ancient Canara