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	Municipalities may have their own priests. ''Coloniae'' and ''municipia'' are authorized to establish their own priesthoods and priestly colleges. These include a local ''collegium pontificum'' or ''coloniale'', local ''collegium augurum'', local ''flamines'' and ''sacerdotes'', according to the regulations of the Collegium Pontificum of Nova Roma. No local priest shall hold the title of ''pontifex maximus'' or ''augur magister''. These colleges and priests shall always add the label “''coloniae''” or “''municipii''” (or “''coloniale''”, “''municipale''”) as part of their titles. The priesthoods of a ''colonia'' shall be under the supervision, guidance and disciplinary authority of the ''Collegium Pontificum'' of Nova Roma. The priesthoods of a ''municipium'' shall function independently as long as they do not violate regulations determined for the entire Nova Roma by the ''Collegium Pontificum''. Other types of municipalities may appoint priests called ''sacerdotes'' (but no ''pontifices'', ''augures'', ''flamines'' etc.) according to the method defined in their charter. These priests shall function independently as long as they do not violate regulations determined for the entire Nova Roma by the ''Collegium Pontificum''.		Municipalities may have their own priests. ''Coloniae'' and ''municipia'' are authorized to establish their own priesthoods and priestly colleges. These include a local ''collegium pontificum'' or ''coloniale'', local ''collegium augurum'', local ''flamines'' and ''sacerdotes'', according to the regulations of the Collegium Pontificum of Nova Roma. No local priest shall hold the title of ''pontifex maximus'' or ''augur magister''. These colleges and priests shall always add the label “''coloniae''” or “''municipii''” (or “''coloniale''”, “''municipale''”) as part of their titles. The priesthoods of a ''colonia'' shall be under the supervision, guidance and disciplinary authority of the ''Collegium Pontificum'' of Nova Roma. The priesthoods of a ''municipium'' shall function independently as long as they do not violate regulations determined for the entire Nova Roma by the ''Collegium Pontificum''. Other types of municipalities may appoint priests called ''sacerdotes'' (but no ''pontifices'', ''augures'', ''flamines'' etc.) according to the method defined in their charter. These priests shall function independently as long as they do not violate regulations determined for the entire Nova Roma by the ''Collegium Pontificum''.
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		+	A military municipality shall always belong to an autonomous reenactment unit of Nova Roma or to an allied reenactment unit or to a reenactment unit that is a friend of Nova Roma, as defined by the ''[[Lex Aurelia de legionibus (Nova Roma)\|lex Aurelia de legionibus]]''. A military municipality shall always be under the administration and command of its mother unit, except when otherwise agreed in the charter or with the governor or government of Nova Roma.

	=== Step V: Establishing the municipality formal documentation ===		=== Step V: Establishing the municipality formal documentation ===
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	Once drafted and agreed to by the members, a representative will submit it to their local governor who will forward the documentation to the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]] for verification.		Once drafted and agreed to by the members, a representative will submit it to their local governor who will forward the documentation to the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]] for verification.
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		+	A ''regula'' shall clearly define the following: the official name of the burgus, castellum, castrum, castra or canabae; its geographical limits; the autonomous legionary unit to which the municipality belongs; the titles, duties and rights of its officers; the procedures for the appointment of its officers; the procedures of issuing new regulations and orders, the procedures for the maintenance of its album civium; and the name of the governing commander to be appointed.
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		+	A ''constitutio'' shall clearly define the following: the official name of the vicus; its geographical limits; the titles, duties and rights of its magistrates; the procedures for the election of its magistrates; the procedures of local legislation, the procedures for the maintenance of its album civium. These regulations shall be historically authentic.
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		+	A ''lex coloniae'' shall clearly define the following: the official name of the colonia; its geographical limits; the titles, duties and rights of its magistrates; the procedures for the election of its magistrates; the procedures of the ordo decurionum, the comitia and local legislation, the procedures for the maintenance of its album civium. These regulations shall be historically authentic.
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		+	A ''lex municipalis'' shall clearly define the following: the official name of the municipium; its geographical limits; the macronational corporation or entity on which the municipium is based; the titles, duties and rights of its magistrates; the procedures for the election of its magistrates; the procedures of the municipal council, of the municipal comitia and local legislation, the procedures for the maintenance of its album civium. These regulations shall be historically authentic.

	=== Step VI: Founding the municipality ===		=== Step VI: Founding the municipality ===

−	:*For a ''Vicus Conciliabulum'' - Once the ''constitutio'' has been ~~published~~, the ''vicani'' shall elect their local magistrates according to a method determined by their mutual agreement.	+	:*For a ''Vicus Conciliabulum'' - Once the ''constitutio'' has been approved by the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]], the ''vicani'' shall elect their local magistrates according to a method determined by their mutual agreement.
−	:*For a ''Vicus Forum'' - Once the ''constitutio'' has been approved, the governor or founding magistrate shall appoint a ''praefectus iure dicundo'' to handle the election of the vicus’s first magistrates from among the citizens of the vicus. The ''praefectus'' shall arrange and conduct a legal election within sixty days from his or her appointment. Their office shall expire on election of regular magistrates.	+
−	:*For a ''Colonia'' -	+	:*For a ''Vicus Forum'' - Once the ''constitutio'' has been approved by the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]], the governor or founding magistrate shall appoint a ''praefectus iure dicundo'' to handle the election of the vicus’s first magistrates from among the citizens of the vicus. The ''praefectus'' shall arrange and conduct a legal election within sixty days from his or her appointment. Their office shall expire on election of regular magistrates.
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		+	:*For a ''Colonia'' - Once the ''senatus consultum de colonia deducenda'' or ''lex de colonia deducenda'' has been endorsed by the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]], passed by the senate or comitia respectively, the governor or the magistrate who supervised the process, shall appoint a committee of three citizens (or other number, usually two, three or ten, the number determining the Latin title, ''duoviri'', ''tresviri'', ''decemviri'' etc.), with the title ''tresviri coloniae deducendae'' to conduct the rituals and practical acts of founding the ''colonia'', and to handle the election of the colonia’s first magistrates from among the ''coloni''. The ''tresviri coloniae deducendae'' shall arrange and conduct a legal election within sixty days from his or her appointment. The office of the ''tresviri'' shall expire on election of the regular magistrates of the ''colonia''. The ''lex coloniae'' must then be presented to the ''comitia coloniae'' for ratification.
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		+	:*For a ''Municipium'' - Once a ''lex municipii'' or ''lex municipalis'' has been approved by the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]], passed by the Senate or the ''Comitia'', the governor shall appoint a ''praefectus iure dicundo'' to handle the election of the municipium's first magistrates from among the citizens of the ''municipium''. Even if the community had magistrates before incorporation to Nova Roma, the new magistrates shall be elected under the supervision of the ''praefectus'' in cooperation with the old magistrates. The ''praefectus iure dicundo'' shall arrange and conduct a legal election within sixty days from their appointment. The office of the ''praefectus iure dicundo'' shall expire on election of the regular magistrates of the ''municipium''. The ''lex municipalis'' should then be presented to the ''comitia municipalia'' for ratification.
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		+	:*For a ''Burgus'' / ''Castellum'', ''Castra'' / ''Castrum'' or ''Canabae'' - The unit commander shall present the ''regula'' to the provincial governor, or to a central magistrate with imperium. The governor or the magistrate with imperium may then approve the ''regula'' by ''edictum'' if all conditions are met. Once the regula of the military municipality has been approved, the governor or founding magistrate shall appoint a ''praefectus'' to govern any applicable civilian municipality. If the governing officer of the military municipality is a Nova Roman citizen legally holding the title ''legatus'' of the legionary group which fills the municipality with its members, then the governing officer may be titled ''legatus''. The governing commander of the military municipality is always appointed by the provincial governor, or by a chief commanding officer of an autonomous reenactment unit of Nova Roma.

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−	~~<<STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT>>~~

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
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	::ix. To pronounce intercessio against another local magistrate of equal or lesser authority;		::ix. To pronounce intercessio against another local magistrate of equal or lesser authority;
	::x. To appoint apparitores to assist with administrative and other tasks, as they shall see fit.		::x. To appoint apparitores to assist with administrative and other tasks, as they shall see fit.
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		+	:A ''municipium'' or ''colonia'' must formally define a "local comitia" (an assembly of its members) which is called a ''comitia municipalia'' or ''comitia coloniae'' respectively. Called to order by the mayors of the municipality, the comitia elect the magistrates and can enact communal ''leges'' (laws) binding upon the members of the local community. All the members of these municipalities shall have the right to speak and vote in its comitia. ''Coloniae'' and ''municipia'' must also have a government council, the ''ordo decurionum'' (city senate). Former and current magistrates of the municipality make up this council. This council shall be the supreme policy-making authority for the municipality. A ''vicus'' only has a general body of citizens (the ''vicani'') which can only vote in elections, to vote on the charter, and to vote on issues in which the ''magistri'', at their discretion, want to hear the opinion of the ''vicani''.

	:'''Military Municipalities:'''		:'''Military Municipalities:'''
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	:Allied municipalities of non-citizens and allied commonwealths, symbolic states or corporations of non-citizens - Composed either of non-citizens only, or alternatively, Nova Roman citizens and non-citizens where less than 50% of the founders are full Nova Roman citizens. Non-citizens, like their municipality, are defined as ''[[Citizen_(Nova_Roma)#Socii_-_Allied_Citizens\|socii]]'', and the municipality legal denomination shall be ''civitas foederata''. ''Municipium'' or ''colonia'' may not be assigned this type of municipality status. This civil right status affords (often pre-existing) local groups or geographically undefined broader organizations measure to determine their own internal structure, charter and bylaws independently from Nova Roma (they will still maintain a ''foedus'' (charter) to demonstrate their cooperation with Nova Roma).		:Allied municipalities of non-citizens and allied commonwealths, symbolic states or corporations of non-citizens - Composed either of non-citizens only, or alternatively, Nova Roman citizens and non-citizens where less than 50% of the founders are full Nova Roman citizens. Non-citizens, like their municipality, are defined as ''[[Citizen_(Nova_Roma)#Socii_-_Allied_Citizens\|socii]]'', and the municipality legal denomination shall be ''civitas foederata''. ''Municipium'' or ''colonia'' may not be assigned this type of municipality status. This civil right status affords (often pre-existing) local groups or geographically undefined broader organizations measure to determine their own internal structure, charter and bylaws independently from Nova Roma (they will still maintain a ''foedus'' (charter) to demonstrate their cooperation with Nova Roma).

−	=== Step IV: Establishing the municipality formal documentation ===	+	=== Step IV: Understanding the features of your municipality ===
		+	The legislation clearly defines concepts that all municipalities permit the following:
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		+	:*All citizen types, including: Citizens (''cives optimo iure''), associate citizens (''cives Latini''), partial citizens (''cives sine suffragio''), and allies (''socii'') of Nova Roma shall have the right to form city based local communities within the ''Res Publica Nova Romana''.
		+	:*Every citizen of Nova Roma living within the geographical limits of a certain municipality, as defined by its charter, shall be automatically a citizen of the municipality, except when it is decided otherwise by the municipality. No one who does not live within those geographical limits shall be a member of that local community, excepting those who have been granted "honorary membership" in the municipality.
		+	:*Every member of a municipality shall have the right to relinquish his or her membership in that municipality without losing any of his or her rights as a citizen of Nova Roma.
		+	:*Loss of Nova Roman citizenship shall involve loss of membership in a municipality of Nova Roman citizens, but will not cause loss of membership in a Latin municipality or in an allied municipality.
		+	:*The rights of the citizens of a municipality may be restricted as a disciplinary action by the government of the municipality, but in case of civilian municipalities, the available disciplinary actions shall be regulated by a municipal lex before any restriction can be applied.
		+	:*Subject to the above requirements, every municipality has the right to determine its own membership.
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		+	The charter or treaty of a municipality must clearly articulate the geographical boundaries and city in which it is based on. The municipality shall be based on one macronational city, or if it is outside the territory of any cities, on a precisely defined single locality. The territorium of the municipality, from which citizens can receive membership in the municipality, can be larger than that single city, but it may not be larger than a county (or respective territorial subdivision used by the macronational country which acts as the smallest geographic unit within the country comprising more than one city and having a self-government).
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		+	Municipalities may have their own priests. ''Coloniae'' and ''municipia'' are authorized to establish their own priesthoods and priestly colleges. These include a local ''collegium pontificum'' or ''coloniale'', local ''collegium augurum'', local ''flamines'' and ''sacerdotes'', according to the regulations of the Collegium Pontificum of Nova Roma. No local priest shall hold the title of ''pontifex maximus'' or ''augur magister''. These colleges and priests shall always add the label “''coloniae''” or “''municipii''” (or “''coloniale''”, “''municipale''”) as part of their titles. The priesthoods of a ''colonia'' shall be under the supervision, guidance and disciplinary authority of the ''Collegium Pontificum'' of Nova Roma. The priesthoods of a ''municipium'' shall function independently as long as they do not violate regulations determined for the entire Nova Roma by the ''Collegium Pontificum''. Other types of municipalities may appoint priests called ''sacerdotes'' (but no ''pontifices'', ''augures'', ''flamines'' etc.) according to the method defined in their charter. These priests shall function independently as long as they do not violate regulations determined for the entire Nova Roma by the ''Collegium Pontificum''.
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		+	=== Step V: Establishing the municipality formal documentation ===
	All municipalities have several common features that are generally submitted to an authority for approval or endorsement. These are:		All municipalities have several common features that are generally submitted to an authority for approval or endorsement. These are:

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	Once drafted and agreed to by the members, a representative will submit it to their local governor who will forward the documentation to the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]] for verification.		Once drafted and agreed to by the members, a representative will submit it to their local governor who will forward the documentation to the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]] for verification.
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		+	=== Step VI: Founding the municipality ===
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		+	:*For a ''Vicus Conciliabulum'' - Once the ''constitutio'' has been published, the ''vicani'' shall elect their local magistrates according to a method determined by their mutual agreement.
		+	:*For a ''Vicus Forum'' - Once the ''constitutio'' has been approved, the governor or founding magistrate shall appoint a ''praefectus iure dicundo'' to handle the election of the vicus’s first magistrates from among the citizens of the vicus. The ''praefectus'' shall arrange and conduct a legal election within sixty days from his or her appointment. Their office shall expire on election of regular magistrates.
		+	:*For a ''Colonia'' -

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Updating page as discussed with curator. Reflecting legislation in the Lex Fabia. <Not yet complete>

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−	{{LanguageBar \| ~~Oppidum~~ (Nova Roma)}}	+	{{LanguageBar \| Municipalities (Nova Roma)}}
	{{NR Territorial organization articles}}		{{NR Territorial organization articles}}
−	~~An '''''oppidum''''' in~~ [[Nova Roma]] ~~is a local city-level group with at least five Nova Roman citizens, organized according to the~~ [[~~Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (~~Nova Roma~~)\|''Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis''~~]].	+	[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]
		+	[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]

		+	__TOC__
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		+	<<STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT>>
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		+	== Introduction ==
		+	Nova Roma encourages the formation of officially recognized autonomous communities throughout the provinces of the Republic. These are referred to generally as municipalities (in Latin: ''civitas oppidana'', ''res publica oppidana'', ''municipalitas''). Different types and sizes of municipalities will go by different names. ''Oppidum'' was a general term for cities and townships in the Roman empire and is still sometimes used in Nova Roma to refer to local communities.
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		+	Although citizens can always meet casually without a formal municipal construct, local groups must meet stringent and authentic measures to be formally recognized as a ''municipalitas'' to gain the privileges and recognition associated with such groups. The policy on forming local groups also opens the possibility of confederation with other ''res publicae'', ''civitates'', and various forms of related communities, which would support the function and mission of Nova Roma.
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		+	The basis of forming local communities, or municipalities, comes from the ''[[Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis (Nova Roma)\|lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis]]'', overhauled by the ''[[lex Arria de castris et coloniis (Nova Roma)\|lex Arria de castris et coloniis]]'' in {{2021}} If you are seeking to establish or formally recognize a reenactment legion, gladiatorial school or other military reenactment group, refer to the ''[[Lex Aurelia de legionibus (Nova Roma)\|lex Aurelia de legionibus]]'' and ''[[Lex Aurelia de familiis gladiatoriis et ludis gladiatoriis (Nova Roma)\|lex Aurelia de familiis gladiatoriis et ludis gladiatoriis]]''.
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		+	=== How to use this guide ===
		+	Whether citizens are seeking to establish a new local community, or upgrade the status of an old one, this page will help you identify the terms, features and civil rights that are best suited for each specific community.
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		+	Follow the process offered on this page to arrive at the correct community definition and the requirements to establish or form that community.
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		+	== Currently Recognized Municipalities of Nova Roma ==
	{{:List of municipia and oppida}}		{{:List of municipia and oppida}}

		+	== Guide: Selecting the right municipality ==
		+	There are seven forms of municipality and three affiliation statuses giving a total of 21 different types of recognized municipality in Nova Roma. Follow the steps below to determine the correct and most suitable municipality for your local community.

−	~~== See also: ==~~
−	* [[Municipium (Nova Roma)]]

−	[[~~Category:Res publica~~ (Nova Roma)]]	+	=== Step I: Determine the number of members ===
−	[[~~Category~~:~~Groups~~ within Nova Roma]]	+	A municipality has to have at least five (5) members. To ensure the ongoing efficacy of the municipality, it is always best to have more, but the minimum amount is only five. It is worthy to note that those "members" do not necessarily need to be full Nova Roma citizens either - this is covered in Step III.
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		+	:'''Municipality types with 5-14 members:'''
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		+	:*''Burgus'' / ''Castellum'' - a small military municipality of undetermined nature.
		+	:*''Vicus Conciliabulum'' - a simple voluntary association of members without formal approval by the state.
		+	:*''Vicus Forum'' - a community of members formed by an edictum of a magistrate or governor for administrative purposes.
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		+	:'''Municipality types with 15 or more members:'''
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		+	:*''Castra'' / ''Castrum'' - a military municipality with heavy focus on military reenactment.
		+	:*''Canabae'' - a military municipality with an equal or predominate civilian reenactment focus.
		+	:*''Colonia'' - (a colony) a municipality not formed in the territory of a pre-existing city (usually upgraded from a military municipality) and may be a macronational corporation.
		+	:*''Municipium'' - (federated state) a formally recognized unaffiliated club, association or macronational corporation.
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		+	=== Step II: Determine the government type ===
		+	A municipality can either be a civilian municipality with civilian democratic self-government, or a military municipality with a military-style governing structure. Guidance on Roman military structure can be found on our page about the [[Legiones (Nova Roma)\|legions]].
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		+	:'''Civilian Municipalities:'''
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		+	:*''Vicus Conciliabulum''
		+	:*''Vicus Forum''
		+	:*''Colonia''
		+	:*''Municipium''
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		+	:Civilian municipalities have two equal mayors, elected annually, that will have different titles depending on the size of the municipality. In a smaller vicus, these mayors are generally called ''magister vici''. For a ''colonia'' or ''municipium'', these elected officials are known as ''duumvir iure dicundo'' (alternatively ''duovir'', feminine ''duumvira''). Other officers can be elected or appointed by the mayors, or as defined by the ''constitutio'' (charter, vicus) or ''lex municipalis'' or ''lex coloniae'' of the municipality. The mayors have the following rights and duties, as specified by the relevant charter which shall distribute the different areas of responsibility and different levels of power and authority for the local magistrates:
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		+	::i. To govern and administer the city community, the projects, programs, the entire civic life and all kinds of activities, according to the mission of Nova Roma;
		+	::ii. To exercise iurisdictio, the ius coercitionis, the ius intercessionis, the ius edicendi within the municipality;
		+	::iii. To have the honor of being preceded by two lictors (''colonia'' and ''municipium'' only);
		+	::iv. To maintain the local album civium, the album decurionum and the tabularium;
		+	::v. To administer justice and conduct judicial procedures between members of the city community (''colonia'' and ''municipium'' only);
		+	::vi. To ensure public order, to regulate public space and the market, to see to the maintenance of public facilities, conduct of public games, festivals and gatherings, and to administer the law;
		+	::vii. To issue those edicta necessary to carry out those tasks which they are mandated by the law to engage;
		+	::viii. To call the local comitia and the ordo decurionum and preside over their meetings (''colonia'' and ''municipium'' only);
		+	::ix. To pronounce intercessio against another local magistrate of equal or lesser authority;
		+	::x. To appoint apparitores to assist with administrative and other tasks, as they shall see fit.
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		+	:'''Military Municipalities:'''
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		+	:*''Burgus'' / ''Castellum''
		+	:*''Castra'' / ''Castrum''
		+	:*''Canabae''
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		+	:Military municipalities have commanders, not elected magistrates. These are a form of military governor (''provost''), termed variously but generally known as a ''praefectus'' (''praefectus castrorum'', ''praefectus canabarum'', ''praefectus burgi'' etc. determined by the name of the municipality, and by the consensus of the members). The commander may also eligible for other titles that can be approved by the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]]. The ''praefectus'' of the municipality is appointed and removed by the governor of the province, or by the chief commanding officer of any associated reenactment unit to which the municipality belongs. The ''praefecti'' and other officers in the military municipality, as defined in the ''regula'' (charter), may have the following rights and duties:
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		+	::i. To govern and administer the military city community, the projects, programs, the entire civic life and all kinds of activities, according to the mission of Nova Roma;
		+	::ii. To exercise the ''ius coercitionis'' within the municipality;
		+	::iii. To maintain the local ''album civium'' and the ''tabularium'' (see Step IV);
		+	::iv. To ensure public order, to regulate public space and the market, to see to the maintenance of public facilities, conduct of public games, festivals and gatherings, and to administer the law;
		+	::v. To issue operational orders necessary to carry out those tasks which they are mandated by the law to engage;
		+	::vi. To request the provincial governor to appoint apparitores for the praefectus to assist with administrative and other tasks.
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		+	=== Step III: Determine the civil right status ===
		+	Municipalities have different civil rights statuses according to the degree of affiliation to Nova Roma. The initial civil rights status of the communities may be changed by the Senate or by the Comitia of Nova Roma if the community changes its characteristics or is otherwise upgraded as an award for distinguished service. The basis of the rights are determined by the percentage of Nova Roman citizens in the municipality to all registered members. For definitions on the different citizen types in Nova Roma, see the page on [[Citizen (Nova Roma)\|citizens]]. The ''[[Lex Petronia de novis civibus (Nova Roma)\|lex Petronia de novis civibus]]'' offers opportunities for whole communities to receive various tiers of citizenship depending on their municipality civil rights.
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		+	:'''Municipalities with 75% or more "Full" citizens:'''
		+	:Municipalities of Nova Roman citizens - These municipalities will have the label ''civium Novorum Romanorum''. The proportion of ''[[Citizen_(Nova_Roma)#Cives_Optimo_Iure_-_Full_Citizens\|cives optimo iure]]'' (full citizens) among the founders may not be less than 75% of total registered members.
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		+	:'''Municipalities with between 50% and 74% "Full" citizens:'''
		+	:Allied municipalities with the ''ius Latinum'' - These municipalities will have the label ''Latinus'' -a, -um (according to the grammatical form of the accompanied term). Those members of the municipality who are not "full" Nova Roman citizens receive the ''[[Citizen_(Nova_Roma)#Cives_Latini_-_Associate_Citizens\|civitas Latina]]'' in Nova Roma also known as ''ius Latinum'', by virtue of being a member of such a municipality.
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		+	:'''Municipalities with less than 50% "Full" citizens:'''
		+	:Allied municipalities of non-citizens and allied commonwealths, symbolic states or corporations of non-citizens - Composed either of non-citizens only, or alternatively, Nova Roman citizens and non-citizens where less than 50% of the founders are full Nova Roman citizens. Non-citizens, like their municipality, are defined as ''[[Citizen_(Nova_Roma)#Socii_-_Allied_Citizens\|socii]]'', and the municipality legal denomination shall be ''civitas foederata''. ''Municipium'' or ''colonia'' may not be assigned this type of municipality status. This civil right status affords (often pre-existing) local groups or geographically undefined broader organizations measure to determine their own internal structure, charter and bylaws independently from Nova Roma (they will still maintain a ''foedus'' (charter) to demonstrate their cooperation with Nova Roma).
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		+	=== Step IV: Establishing the municipality formal documentation ===
		+	All municipalities have several common features that are generally submitted to an authority for approval or endorsement. These are:
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		+	:*An ''album civium'' (roll of citizens) that lists the members of the local community.
		+	:*A proposed treaty or charter, the name of which varies depending on the municipality: the ''foedus'', for allied non-citizen municipalities or commonwealths; the ''regula'' for military municipalities; the ''constitutio'' for the civilian municipality of a vicus; and the ''lex municipii'' or ''lex coloniae'' for the civilian municipalities of a ''municipium'' or ''colonia''.
		+	:*A written "Action Plan" with a list of a projected system of annual activities for the community.
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		+	Once drafted and agreed to by the members, a representative will submit it to their local governor who will forward the documentation to the [[Law Revision Committee of Classicists and Latinists]] for verification.

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	An '''''oppidum''''' in [[Nova Roma]] is a local city-level group with at least five Nova Roman citizens, organized according to the [[Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma)\|''Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis'']].		An '''''oppidum''''' in [[Nova Roma]] is a local city-level group with at least five Nova Roman citizens, organized according to the [[Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma)\|''Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis'']].

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 09:19, 11 August 2010

2010-08-11T09:19:55Z

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	An '''''oppidum''''' in [[Nova Roma]] is a local city-level group with at least five Nova Roman citizens, organized according to the [[Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma)\|''Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis'']].		An '''''oppidum''''' in [[Nova Roma]] is a local city-level group with at least five Nova Roman citizens, organized according to the [[Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma)\|''Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis'']].

−	==List of ''oppida ~~Nova Romana''==~~	+	{{:List of municipia and oppida}}

−	* [[Oppidum Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)	+
−	* [[Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania {{Feb 6}} {{2004}} (Madrid, Spain)	+	== See also: ==
−	* [[~~Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)~~	+	* [[Municipium (Nova Roma)]]
−	* [[Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)	+
−	* [[Oppidum Laureatum (Nova Roma)~~\|Oppidum Laureatum~~]] ~~in Provincia Canada Ulterior {{Dec 16}} {{2008}} (Edmonton metropolitan area, Alberta, Canada)~~	+
−	* [[Oppidum Poltava (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Poltava]] in Provincia Sarmatia {{Aug 1}} {{2009}} (Poltava, Ukraine)	+

	[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]
	[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]		[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 10:07, 5 June 2010

2010-06-05T10:07:46Z

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−	An '''~~Oppidum~~''' in [[Nova Roma]] is a local group with at least five ~~members~~, ~~organised~~ according to the [[Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma)\|Lex Fabia de ~~Oppidis~~ et ~~Municipiis~~]].	+	An '''''oppidum''''' in [[Nova Roma]] is a local city-level group with at least five Nova Roman citizens, organized according to the [[Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma)\|''Lex Fabia de oppidis et municipiis'']].

−	==List of oppida==	+	==List of ''oppida Nova Romana''==
		+
		+	* [[Oppidum Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)
		+	* [[Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania {{Feb 6}} {{2004}} (Madrid, Spain)
		+	* [[Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)
		+	* [[Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)
		+	* [[Oppidum Laureatum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Laureatum]] in Provincia Canada Ulterior {{Dec 16}} {{2008}} (Edmonton metropolitan area, Alberta, Canada)
		+	* [[Oppidum Poltava (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Poltava]] in Provincia Sarmatia {{Aug 1}} {{2009}} (Poltava, Ukraine)

−	* [[Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)
−	* [[Provincia Hispania - Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania {{Feb 6}} {{2004}} (Madrid, Spain)
−	* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)
−	* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)
−	* [[Provincia Canada Ulterior - Oppidum Laureatum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Laureatum]] in Provincia Canada Ulterior {{Dec 16}} {{2008}} (Edmonton metropolitan area, Alberta, Canada)
−	* [[Provincia Sarmatia - Oppidum Poltava (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Poltava]] in Provincia Sarmatia {{Aug 1}} {{2009}} (Poltava, Ukraine)
	[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]
	[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]		[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]

Marcus Octavius Corvus at 13:48, 19 February 2010

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	* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)		* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)
	* [[Provincia Canada Ulterior - Oppidum Laureatum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Laureatum]] in Provincia Canada Ulterior {{Dec 16}} {{2008}} (Edmonton metropolitan area, Alberta, Canada)		* [[Provincia Canada Ulterior - Oppidum Laureatum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Laureatum]] in Provincia Canada Ulterior {{Dec 16}} {{2008}} (Edmonton metropolitan area, Alberta, Canada)
		+	* [[Provincia Sarmatia - Oppidum Poltava (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Poltava]] in Provincia Sarmatia {{Aug 1}} {{2009}} (Poltava, Ukraine)
	[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]
	[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]		[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]

Gaius Vipsanius Agrippa: added Laureatum

2008-12-20T20:22:49Z

added Laureatum

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	* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)		* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)
	* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)		* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)
−		+	* [[Provincia Canada Ulterior - Oppidum Laureatum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Laureatum]] in Provincia Canada Ulterior {{Dec 16}} {{2008}} (Edmonton metropolitan area, Alberta, Canada)
	[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Res publica (Nova Roma)]]
	[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]		[[Category:Groups within Nova Roma]]

Marcus Curiatius Complutensis: /* List of oppida */

2008-09-08T14:19:49Z

List of oppida

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	* [[Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)		* [[Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)
−	* [[Provincia Hispania - Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania (Madrid, Spain)	+	* [[Provincia Hispania - Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania {{Feb 6}} {{2004}} (Madrid, Spain)
	* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)		* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)
	* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)		* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)

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	* [[Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)		* [[Urbs Romae (Nova Roma)\|Urbs Romae]] in Italia {{Dec 13}} {{2003}} (Rome, Italy)
−	* [[Provincia Hispania - Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania (Madrid, Spain)	+	* [[Provincia Hispania - Oppidum Complutum (Nova Roma)\|Oppidum Complutum]] in Provincia Hispania {{Feb 6}} {{2004}} (Madrid, Spain)
	* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)		* [[Provincia_Dacia_-_Oppidum_Bucurestium_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Bucurestium]] in Provincia Dacia {{Jan 9}} {{2007}} (Bucharest, Romania)
	* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)		* [[Provincia_America_Austroccidentalis_-_Oppidum_Fluminis_Gilae_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Oppidum Fluminis Gilae]] in Provincia America Autroccidentalis {{Aug 31}} {{2008}} (Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, US)