Ludi Matutini 2761 AUC (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: Added hd tag

2024-07-09T09:53:55Z

Added hd tag

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: added ludi category

2008-10-01T12:36:32Z

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Publius Memmius Albucius: /* Results */

2008-09-14T16:09:09Z

Results

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	* Photo/Video Contest Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''		* Photo/Video Contest Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

−	* Ludi Circenses Victor: '''SYNTARSUS, sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana'''	+	* Ludi Circenses
		+	** [[Ludi Matutini 2761 Circenses final results (Nova_Roma) \| Final results]]
		+	** Victor: '''SYNTARSUS, sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana'''

	* Children's Picture Contest Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''		* Children's Picture Contest Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

Lucius Vitellius Triarius: content

2008-07-31T19:07:52Z

content

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	'''Ludi Matutini Awards:'''		'''Ludi Matutini Awards:'''

−	* Certamen Historicum Winner:	+	* Certamen Historicum Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

−	* Conjectura Pedifollina Winner:	+	* Conjectura Pedifollina Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

−	* Literary Contest I (Poem) Winner: '''~~Rise~~, ~~Phoenix~~! by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana'''	+	* Literary Contest I (Poem) Winner: '''[[Ludi Matutini 2761 AUC (Nova Roma)/Literary Contest I/Winning Entry\|RISE, PHOENIX!]] by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana'''

	* Literary Contest II (Essay) Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''		* Literary Contest II (Essay) Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

Lucius Vitellius Triarius: update info

2008-07-31T14:37:45Z

update info

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	* Conjectura Pedifollina Winner:		* Conjectura Pedifollina Winner:

−	* Literary Contest I (Poem) Winner:	+	* Literary Contest I (Poem) Winner: '''Rise, Phoenix! by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana'''

−	* Literary Contest II (Essay) Winner:	+	* Literary Contest II (Essay) Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

−	* Photo/Video Contest Winner:	+	* Photo/Video Contest Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

−	* Ludi Circenses Victor:	+	* Ludi Circenses Victor: '''SYNTARSUS, sponsored by Gaia Aurelia Falco Silvana'''

−	* Children's Picture Contest Winner:	+	* Children's Picture Contest Winner: '''NO ENTRIES'''

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Marca Hortensia Maior: /* Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus: Ludi Matutini Schedule: 3 days (Jun. 9, 10, 11) */

2008-06-10T00:14:26Z

Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus: Ludi Matutini Schedule: 3 days (Jun. 9, 10, 11)

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	* Honored Dieties: [http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Sol SOL], [http://museums.ncl.ac.uk/archive/mithras/text.htm MITHRAS]		* Honored Dieties: [http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Sol SOL], [http://museums.ncl.ac.uk/archive/mithras/text.htm MITHRAS]
		+	: Mithras was a mystery cult imported from the East, Persia and has strong connection due to solar imagery with Sol Invictus and Christianity. The mystery religion of Mithras was extremely popular with legionaries and peaked in the 3rd Century C.E. You can find inscriptions to Mithras from Hadrian's Wall to Londinium; all through Britannia.
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	* '''[[/Conjectura pedifollina\|Conjectura pedifollina]]''' (''de certamine gentium europaeo 2761 auc''): '''Hispania-Sarmatia''' : give the final score! (''deadline hour: 17:45 Rome time!!'')		* '''[[/Conjectura pedifollina\|Conjectura pedifollina]]''' (''de certamine gentium europaeo 2761 auc''): '''Hispania-Sarmatia''' : give the final score! (''deadline hour: 17:45 Rome time!!'')
	* '''[[/Ludi Circenses\|Ludi Circenses Semi-Finals]]'''		* '''[[/Ludi Circenses\|Ludi Circenses Semi-Finals]]'''

Publius Memmius Albucius at 14:38, 9 June 2008

2008-06-09T14:38:22Z

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−	[[Image:lmatu1.png]] [[Image:lmatu2.png]]	+	[[Image:lmatu1.png \| Our suns, our sons]] [[Image:lmatu2.png \| One of our daughters in Dea Matutina]]

Publius Memmius Albucius at 14:35, 9 June 2008

2008-06-09T14:35:15Z

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	The Ludi Matutini is the 4th set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. 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 Matutini is the 4th set of games in the tenth anniversary year series of games, designated as Ludi Decennales. 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!

		+	==Why highlighting children, here?==

		+	On June 11th, '''Mater Matuta''' is celebrated. This is the day of '''Matralia''', when a very old ceremony involved patrician women who welcomed slaves in a sanctuary before chasing them from it. It was a symbolic ritual in which these women were supposed to be the Dawn, the rising sun chasing darkness from the sacred area. These women were then called "aunts" who were to protect their sisters' children. They were symbolizing '''Matuta''', '''the aunt''', protecting the Sun (the niece), and her '''children''', at the same time '''the coming days until the solstice, the humans and their children'''.

−	~~==Ludi Matutini Highlights==~~	+	Like the coming days, our children and every child must be watched upon, and loved.

−	* '''Ludi Matutini'''

		+	==Ludi Matutini meaning ==

−	~~References:~~	+	Our Ludi come at another very special time in the old Roman calendar. These are those days, less than two weeks before the summer solstice, where '''the sun is getting stronger, the days longer, but at the same time where both are to be stopped, in their development, by the solstice.''' After June 21st, and even if we live more than two months of summer, sun and days will loose their fight against moon and night.

−	~~:(1)~~	+	Thus, these Ludi Matutini will celebrate these days when men, and specially Romans, are conscious of the '''necessity to contribute to the last efforts of the sun, and, generally speaking, of the fire, of the coming fire'''.

−	~~==Our ludi golden rule: one~~ day, one ~~god~~, one ~~ludus~~==	+	The first of our three days will thus first honor '''Vesta''' (9th June), our goddess of the eternal fire, which keeps the homes during day and night, and whatever the season. Vesta is Jupiter's elder sister, and daughter of Chronos and Cybel, the Magna Mater. First of all the gods and goddesses involves during these three days, Vesta is particularly appreciated for the constant flame that she watches upon.
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		+	Second, we have to honor through '''Sol indigenus''', one of the oldest roman gods, or through '''Mithra''', the late eastern divinity entered in the Roman pantheon, the deity of the sun. Though this deity is generally forgotten behind the other gods who have taken, for their benefit, solar characteristics, it remains one of the major genuine Roman deity.
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		+	Third, '''Matuta''', and in second rank '''Fortuna''', is the goddess who we dedicate the Matralia, on the third day of our Ludi, the ancient Matralia. '''Matuta''' is the goddess of dawn, i.e. of the coming sun, who has fought against the darkness, and of every coming, rebirth, or renewal. The fact that Marcus Furius Camillus, said by Livy as deserving to be considered after Romulus as the "second founder of Rome", has seen his life placed, on several times, under dawn and rising sun protection is thus significant. Matuta was thus linked to Ianus and Portunus, and so also lived as one of the gods who protected the harbors.
		+	Fortuna has been here added beside Matuta, to remind that, beyond the nature regular circles, human life is subject to a destiny that is not entirely controlled by the gods, and that Humans may honor to get a better life. '''Fortuna''', who is celebrated in two weeks, on June 24 th, must, at last, never be ignored during Ludi !
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		+	==Consult in addition==

	The Aedes Vestae virtual reconstruction:		The Aedes Vestae virtual reconstruction:
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	Visit virtual Rome!		Visit virtual Rome!
	[http://www.romereborn.virginia.edu Virtual Rome]		[http://www.romereborn.virginia.edu Virtual Rome]
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−	==Ludi Matutini Schedule: 3 days (Jun. 9, 10, 11)==	+	== Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus: Ludi Matutini Schedule: 3 days (Jun. 9, 10, 11)==

	'''DAY I''' ~ {{Jun 9}}{{2008}} (June 9, 2008 CE)		'''DAY I''' ~ {{Jun 9}}{{2008}} (June 9, 2008 CE)

Marca Hortensia Maior: /* Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus */

2008-06-09T03:31:05Z

Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus

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	==Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus==		==Our ludi golden rule: one day, one god, one ludus==
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		+	The Aedes Vestae virtual reconstruction:
		+	[http://www.visiblepast.net/gwiki/index.php?title=Aedes_Vestae]

	Visit the London Mithraeum with Nabarz!		Visit the London Mithraeum with Nabarz!

Lucius Vitellius Triarius at 03:18, 9 June 2008

2008-06-09T03:18:29Z

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−	<big>'''> > > > > LUDI MATUTINI GAMES PAGE FOR CHILDREN ~ CLICK HERE < < < < <'''</BIG>	+	<big>'''> > > > > [[/Games_for_Children\|LUDI MATUTINI GAMES PAGE FOR CHILDREN ~ CLICK HERE]] < < < < <'''</BIG>
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