Market day (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus: Remove commercial link

2012-01-06T17:23:47Z

Remove commercial link

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	* ([http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=64 Check Central time now])		* ([http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=64 Check Central time now])

−	~~{{Commercial\|Gaius Curius Saturninus}}~~
	[[Category: Nova Roma]][[Category: MMDCCLIX]]		[[Category: Nova Roma]][[Category: MMDCCLIX]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: calendar navbox

2008-12-23T14:52:05Z

calendar navbox

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−	{{LanguageBar \| Market day (Nova Roma)}}	+	{{LanguageBar \| Market day (Nova Roma)}}{{Calendar articles}}

	In the early days of [[Nova Roma]], we established a tradition of live chat sessions each [[Nundinae\|Market Day]]. This tradition is being revived in {{2006}}.		In the early days of [[Nova Roma]], we established a tradition of live chat sessions each [[Nundinae\|Market Day]]. This tradition is being revived in {{2006}}.

M. Lucretius Agricola at 23:30, 5 December 2008

2008-12-05T23:30:36Z

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	In the early days of [[Nova Roma]], we established a tradition of live chat sessions each [[Nundinae\|Market Day]]. This tradition is being revived in {{2006}}.		In the early days of [[Nova Roma]], we established a tradition of live chat sessions each [[Nundinae\|Market Day]]. This tradition is being revived in {{2006}}.
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−	[[Image:Roman-calendar-sample.gif\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Market Days are indicated with <span style="color:#ff0000">'''red lettering'''</span>. In this case, the <span style="color:#ff0000">'''C'''</span> day of each cycle is a Market Day, though in other years Market Day will occur on days with some other letter.]]

	Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.		Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.

M. Lucretius Agricola: +commercial

2008-07-27T05:19:35Z

+commercial

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		+	{{Commercial\|Gaius Curius Saturninus}}
	[[Category: Nova Roma]][[Category: MMDCCLIX]]		[[Category: Nova Roma]][[Category: MMDCCLIX]]

M. Lucretius Agricola: update

2008-01-12T06:13:49Z

update

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	Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.		Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.

−	~~For the~~ year {{~~Template:~~{{CURRENTYEAR}}}}, market days occur on the "{{Marketday}}" day of each nundinum.	+	This year, ({{{{CURRENTYEAR}} }}), market days occur on the "{{Marketday}}" day of each nundinum. The letter today is "{{TodayLetter}}".

	When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.		When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.
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−	~~==Nundinae for {{2007}}==~~
−
−	~~{\| border=1~~
−	~~\|6 Ian~~
−	~~\|15 Feb~~
−	~~\|27 Mar~~
−	~~\|6 Mai~~
−	~~\|15 Iun~~
−	~~\|25 Quint~~
−	~~\|3 Sep~~
−	~~\|13 Oct~~
−	~~\|22 Nov~~
−	~~\|----~~
−	~~\|14 Ian~~
−	~~\|23 Feb~~
−	~~\|4 Apr~~
−	~~\|14 Mai~~
−	~~\|23 Iun~~
−	~~\|2 Sex~~
−	~~\|11 Sep~~
−	~~\|21 Oct~~
−	~~\|30 Nov~~
−	~~\|----~~
−	~~\|22 Ian~~
−	~~\|3 Mar~~
−	~~\|12 Apr~~
−	~~\|22 Mai~~
−	~~\|1 Quint~~
−	~~\|10 Sex~~
−	~~\|19 Sep~~
−	~~\|29 Oct~~
−	~~\|8 Dec~~
−	~~\|----~~
−	~~\|30 Ian~~
−	~~\|11 Mar~~
−	~~\|20 Apr~~
−	~~\|30 Mai~~
−	~~\|9 Quint~~
−	~~\|18 Sex~~
−	~~\|27 Sep~~
−	~~\|6 Nov~~
−	~~\|16 Dec~~
−	~~\|----~~
−	~~\|7 Feb~~
−	~~\|19 Mar~~
−	~~\|28 Apr~~
−	~~\|7 Iun~~
−	~~\|17 Quint~~
−	~~\|26 Sex~~
−	~~\|5 Oct~~
−	~~\|14 Nov~~
−	~~\|24 Dec~~
−	\|}

	==IRC chat==		==IRC chat==
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	* ([http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=64 Check Central time now])		* ([http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=64 Check Central time now])

−		+	[[Category: Nova Roma]][[Category: MMDCCLIX]]
−	[[Category: Nova Roma]]	+

M. Lucretius Agricola: langbar pointer

2008-01-12T06:05:13Z

langbar pointer

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−	{{LanguageBar \| Market ~~Day~~ (Nova Roma)}}	+	{{LanguageBar \| Market day (Nova Roma)}}

	In the early days of [[Nova Roma]], we established a tradition of live chat sessions each [[Nundinae\|Market Day]]. This tradition is being revived in {{2006}}.		In the early days of [[Nova Roma]], we established a tradition of live chat sessions each [[Nundinae\|Market Day]]. This tradition is being revived in {{2006}}.

Aulus Apollonius Cordus: Market Day (Nova Roma) moved to Market day (Nova Roma): Unnecessary capitals.

2007-06-21T15:21:11Z

Market Day (Nova Roma) moved to Market day (Nova Roma): Unnecessary capitals.

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Revision as of 15:21, 21 June 2007

Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus: Added nundinae for 2760

2006-12-18T04:42:43Z

Added nundinae for 2760

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	When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.		When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.
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		+	==Nundinae for {{2007}}==
		+
		+	{\| border=1
		+	\|6 Ian
		+	\|15 Feb
		+	\|27 Mar
		+	\|6 Mai
		+	\|15 Iun
		+	\|25 Quint
		+	\|3 Sep
		+	\|13 Oct
		+	\|22 Nov
		+	\|----
		+	\|14 Ian
		+	\|23 Feb
		+	\|4 Apr
		+	\|14 Mai
		+	\|23 Iun
		+	\|2 Sex
		+	\|11 Sep
		+	\|21 Oct
		+	\|30 Nov
		+	\|----
		+	\|22 Ian
		+	\|3 Mar
		+	\|12 Apr
		+	\|22 Mai
		+	\|1 Quint
		+	\|10 Sex
		+	\|19 Sep
		+	\|29 Oct
		+	\|8 Dec
		+	\|----
		+	\|30 Ian
		+	\|11 Mar
		+	\|20 Apr
		+	\|30 Mai
		+	\|9 Quint
		+	\|18 Sex
		+	\|27 Sep
		+	\|6 Nov
		+	\|16 Dec
		+	\|----
		+	\|7 Feb
		+	\|19 Mar
		+	\|28 Apr
		+	\|7 Iun
		+	\|17 Quint
		+	\|26 Sex
		+	\|5 Oct
		+	\|14 Nov
		+	\|24 Dec
		+	\|}

	==IRC chat==		==IRC chat==

M. Lucretius Agricola: add CURRENTYEAR variable to template

2006-11-03T12:14:47Z

add CURRENTYEAR variable to template

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:14, 3 November 2006
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	Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.		Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.

−	For the year {{~~2006~~}}, market days occur on the "{{~~marketday~~}}" day of each nundinum.	+	For the year {{Template:{{CURRENTYEAR}}}}, market days occur on the "{{Marketday}}" day of each nundinum.

	When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.		When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.

M. Lucretius Agricola: typo and tighten

2006-10-27T02:16:53Z

typo and tighten

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	[[Image:Roman-calendar-sample.gif\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Market Days are indicated with <span style="color:#ff0000">'''red lettering'''</span>. In this case, the <span style="color:#ff0000">'''C'''</span> day of each cycle is a Market Day, though in other years Market Day will occur on days with some other letter.]]		[[Image:Roman-calendar-sample.gif\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Market Days are indicated with <span style="color:#ff0000">'''red lettering'''</span>. In this case, the <span style="color:#ff0000">'''C'''</span> day of each cycle is a Market Day, though in other years Market Day will occur on days with some other letter.]]

−	Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|~~nundinium~~]] ~~- they~~ are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year. The [[Roman Calendar]] designated each day with a letter from A through H, with this cycle repeating, and in a given year each market day would occur on the day in that cycle with a particular letter.	+	Market Days occur once each [[nundinae\|nundinum]] in the [[Roman calendar]]. They are thus eight days apart, spaced evenly throughout the year.

−	For the year {{2006}}, market days occur on the "{{marketday}}" day of each ~~nundinium~~.	+	For the year {{2006}}, market days occur on the "{{marketday}}" day of each nundinum.

	When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.		When superimposed on the modern calendar, Market Days follow an easy-to-remember pattern: each market day is one week and one day after the previous. Thus, if the previous market day was a Tuesday, the next will be the Wednesday of the following week, then the Thursday of the week after, etc.
		+
		+	==IRC chat==

	Each Market Day, all citizens are invited to the [[IRC (Nova Roma)\|IRC]] chat sessions. While this service is available at any time, it is hoped that by choosing a particular time, more people will participate then, and a large number of people can be encountered at once.		Each Market Day, all citizens are invited to the [[IRC (Nova Roma)\|IRC]] chat sessions. While this service is available at any time, it is hoped that by choosing a particular time, more people will participate then, and a large number of people can be encountered at once.