Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: Added hd tag

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Added hd tag

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Publius Memmius Albucius at 15:51, 15 September 2008

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	*Crossword Contest Winner: '''Gaius Marcius Crispus'''		*Crossword Contest Winner: '''Gaius Marcius Crispus'''

−	*~~Literary Contest I Winner~~: '''~~No Entries~~'''	+	*Athletica (sprint race) :
		+	** [[Ludi Lupercalenses 2761 Athletica final results (Nova_Roma) \| Final results]]
		+	** Victor: '''Celera''', ''sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina''

−	*~~Literary Contest II Winner~~: '''~~No Entries~~'''	+	*Venationes :
		+	** [[Ludi Lupercalenses 2761 Venationes final results (Nova_Roma) \| Final results]]
		+	** Victor: '''Aghila''', sponsored by ''Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana''

−	*Literary Contest III ~~Winner~~: '''No Entries'''	+	*Literary Contest I, II and III : '''No Entries'''

−	*Photo Contest ~~Winner~~: '''No Entries'''	+	*Photo Contest : '''No Entries'''
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−	*Sprint Race Victor: '''Celera''', ''sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina''	+
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−	*Venationes Victor: '''Aghira the Retiarius''', ''sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana''	+

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Lucius Vitellius Triarius: cat tags

2008-02-18T02:46:09Z

cat tags

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−	:Return to [[Aedilitas curulis MMDCCLXI]]	+	:Return to: [[Aedilitas curulis MMDCCLXI]] '''>''' [[Curule Ludi Events Schedule for 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Curule Ludi Events Schedule for 2761 AUC]] '''>''' [[Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC]]
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Lucius Vitellius Triarius at 00:15, 18 February 2008

2008-02-18T00:15:42Z

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	*Photo Contest Winner: '''No Entries'''		*Photo Contest Winner: '''No Entries'''

−	*Sprint Race Victor: '''Celera''', sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina	+	*Sprint Race Victor: '''Celera''', ''sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina''

	*Venationes Victor: '''Aghira the Retiarius''', ''sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana''		*Venationes Victor: '''Aghira the Retiarius''', ''sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana''

Lucius Vitellius Triarius at 00:15, 18 February 2008

2008-02-18T00:15:22Z

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	*Crossword Contest Winner: '''Gaius Marcius Crispus'''		*Crossword Contest Winner: '''Gaius Marcius Crispus'''

−	*Literary Contest I Winner: No Entries	+	*Literary Contest I Winner: '''No Entries'''

−	*Literary Contest II Winner: No Entries	+	*Literary Contest II Winner: '''No Entries'''

−	*Literary Contest III Winner: No Entries	+	*Literary Contest III Winner: '''No Entries'''

−	*Photo Contest Winner: No Entries	+	*Photo Contest Winner: '''No Entries'''

	*Sprint Race Victor: '''Celera''', sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina		*Sprint Race Victor: '''Celera''', sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina

Lucius Vitellius Triarius: udpates

2008-02-18T00:11:21Z

udpates

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	* '''Literary Contest III''' ~ '''[[Literary Contest III ~ Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Contest Rules and Program]]'''		* '''Literary Contest III''' ~ '''[[Literary Contest III ~ Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Contest Rules and Program]]'''

−	* '''Crossword Puzzle Contest''' ~ '''View the ~~Answers~~'''	+	* '''Crossword Puzzle Contest''' ~ * '''[http://tinyurl.com/2lrkg5 View the answers]'''

	* '''[[Closing Ceremony ~ Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Closing Ceremony]]'''		* '''[[Closing Ceremony ~ Ludi Lupercales 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)\|Closing Ceremony]]'''
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−	*Crossword Contest Winner:	+	*Crossword Contest Winner: '''Gaius Marcius Crispus'''

−	*Literary Contest I Winner:	+	*Literary Contest I Winner: No Entries

−	*Literary Contest II Winner:	+	*Literary Contest II Winner: No Entries

−	*Literary Contest III Winner:	+	*Literary Contest III Winner: No Entries

−	*Photo Contest Winner:	+	*Photo Contest Winner: No Entries

−	*Sprint Race Victor:	+	*Sprint Race Victor: '''Celera''', sponsored by Maxima Valeria Messallina

	*Venationes Victor: '''Aghira the Retiarius''', ''sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana''		*Venationes Victor: '''Aghira the Retiarius''', ''sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana''

Publius Memmius Albucius: /* Ludi Lupercales schedule: 3 days (Feb. 15, 16, 17) */

2008-02-17T17:24:54Z

Ludi Lupercales schedule: 3 days (Feb. 15, 16, 17)

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−	==Ludi ~~Lupercales~~ schedule: 3 days (Feb. 15, 16, 17)==	+	==Ludi Lupercale(nse)s schedule: 3 days (Feb. 15, 16, 17)==


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−	'''Ludi ~~Lupercales~~ Awards:'''	+	'''Ludi Lupercalenses Awards:'''

Publius Memmius Albucius: /* Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercales highlights */

2008-02-17T17:23:38Z

Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercales highlights

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	The Ludi Lupercale(nse)s is the first set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. The Ludi Lupercales begins on the Lupercalia and ends on the Quirinalia. We invite you to take part in and enjoy each and every contest, and to celebrate each Ludi and Festival in the spirit of the ancient Romans!		The Ludi Lupercale(nse)s is the first set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. The Ludi Lupercales begins on the Lupercalia and ends on the Quirinalia. We invite you to take part in and enjoy each and every contest, and to celebrate each Ludi and Festival in the spirit of the ancient Romans!

−	==Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi ~~Lupercales~~ highlights==	+	==Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercale(nse)s highlights==

	* '''Lupercalia'''		* '''Lupercalia'''
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	''"Fornicalia, a festival in honour of Fornax, the goddess of furnaces, in order that the corn might be properly baked (Festus, s.v.). This ancient festival is said to have been instituted by Numa (Plin. H. N. XVIII.2). The time for its celebration was proclaimed every year by the Curio Maximus, who announced in tablets, which were placed in the forum, the different part which each curia had to take in the celebration of the festival. Those persons who did not know to what curia they belonged, performed the sacred rites on the Quirinalia, called from this circumstancea the Stultorum feriae, which fell on the last day of the Fornacalia (Ovid, Fasti, ii.527; Varro, De Ling. Lat. vi.13, p546with Müller's note; Festus, s.v. Quirinalia, Stultor. feriae). The Fornacalia continued to be celebrated in the time of Lactantius (Lactant. i.20)."''		''"Fornicalia, a festival in honour of Fornax, the goddess of furnaces, in order that the corn might be properly baked (Festus, s.v.). This ancient festival is said to have been instituted by Numa (Plin. H. N. XVIII.2). The time for its celebration was proclaimed every year by the Curio Maximus, who announced in tablets, which were placed in the forum, the different part which each curia had to take in the celebration of the festival. Those persons who did not know to what curia they belonged, performed the sacred rites on the Quirinalia, called from this circumstancea the Stultorum feriae, which fell on the last day of the Fornacalia (Ovid, Fasti, ii.527; Varro, De Ling. Lat. vi.13, p546with Müller's note; Festus, s.v. Quirinalia, Stultor. feriae). The Fornacalia continued to be celebrated in the time of Lactantius (Lactant. i.20)."''

−	:~ ''William Smith, D.C.L., LL.D.: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, John Murray, London, 1875.''	+	:~ ''William Smith, D.C.L., LL.D.: A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, John Murray, London, 1875.''
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	==Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus==		==Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus==

Publius Memmius Albucius: /* Ludi Lupercales, the 1st of 2761 Ludi Decennales */

2008-02-17T17:23:24Z

Ludi Lupercales, the 1st of 2761 Ludi Decennales

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−	==Ludi ~~Lupercales~~, the 1st of 2761 Ludi Decennales==	+	==Ludi Lupercalenses, the 1st of 2761 Ludi Decennales==
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−	The Ludi Lupercales is the first set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. The Ludi Lupercales begins on the Lupercalia and ends on the Quirinalia. We invite you to take part in and enjoy each and every contest, and to celebrate each Ludi and Festival in the spirit of the ancient Romans!	+
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		+	The Ludi Lupercale(nse)s is the first set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. The Ludi Lupercales begins on the Lupercalia and ends on the Quirinalia. We invite you to take part in and enjoy each and every contest, and to celebrate each Ludi and Festival in the spirit of the ancient Romans!

	==Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercales highlights==		==Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercales highlights==

Publius Memmius Albucius at 17:22, 17 February 2008

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	==Ludi Lupercales, the 1st of 2761 Ludi Decennales==		==Ludi Lupercales, the 1st of 2761 Ludi Decennales==

	The Ludi Lupercales is the first set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. The Ludi Lupercales begins on the Lupercalia and ends on the Quirinalia. We invite you to take part in and enjoy each and every contest, and to celebrate each Ludi and Festival in the spirit of the ancient Romans!		The Ludi Lupercales is the first set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. The Ludi Lupercales begins on the Lupercalia and ends on the Quirinalia. We invite you to take part in and enjoy each and every contest, and to celebrate each Ludi and Festival in the spirit of the ancient Romans!
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	==Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercales highlights==		==Lupercalia and Quirinalia, Ludi Lupercales highlights==
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	==Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus==		==Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus==

−	to be added	+	The golden rule that we have tried to follow at best for this whole year, so for our Lupercale(nse)s Games is to place '''every day''' under the patronage of '''at least one god'''. We will see that, for other coming games, such as Conditorum, we have the chance being protected, at the same time, by several gods. For example, the 1st of March will offer us at the same time the support of the god who watch on every month begining, the one who cares specially on Kalends of March, added to the one whom the month is dedicated, in addition to the god honored by special dedication.
−		+	One ludus, last, with the same positive exception : we may have more than one game event, but we will '''at least have one sport or cultural event every ludus dies'''.
		+	These three elements will thus guarantee at the same time full interesting gaming programs, but also a due relation to Roman gods and goddesses, which had a full place in every Roman's life, up to everyone, naturally to feel close to them or not, to neglect or to praise them, etc., as in every society.