Pater Patriae (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 21:09, 20 January 2022

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	In [[Nova Roma]], the title of '''Pater Patriae''' was awarded by the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]] in {{2002}} to the two principal founders, [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|M. Cassius Iulianus]] and [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Fl. Vedius Germanicus]].		In [[Nova Roma]], the title of '''Pater Patriae''' was awarded by the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]] in {{2002}} to the two principal founders, [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|M. Cassius Iulianus]] and [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Fl. Vedius Germanicus]].

−	Later [[Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (Nova Roma)\|L. Cornelius Sulla Felix]] received this title, amidst controversial circumstances, from the senate composed exclusively from his clients, for managing the finances of Nova Roma and passing a series of laws. The majority of the people of Nova Roma criticized this move as the achievements cited as the justification for the award were not considered to be serious enough to be recognized by such an extremely high distinction, and the character of Sulla was deemed to be too controversial to be considered as "father of the nation". After Sulla has committed treason, by initiating the "third civil war", and attacked Nova Roma, there were many voices demanding the removal of his "pater patriae" title, but [[Cn. Lentulus]] ~~convinced~~ asked the senate not to do this out of respect for the deceased.	+	Later [[Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (Nova Roma)\|L. Cornelius Sulla Felix]] received this title, amidst controversial circumstances, from the senate composed exclusively from his clients, for managing the finances of Nova Roma and passing a series of laws. The majority of the people of Nova Roma criticized this move as the achievements cited as the justification for the award were not considered to be serious enough to be recognized by such an extremely high distinction, and the character of Sulla was deemed to be too controversial to be considered as "father of the nation". After Sulla has committed treason, by initiating the "third civil war", and attacked Nova Roma, there were many voices demanding the removal of his "pater patriae" title, but [[Cn. Lentulus]] asked the senate not to do this out of respect for the deceased.

	[[Cn. Cornelius Lentulus]] was also awarded by this title for single handedly managing the cultural affairs of Nova Roma during the most difficult years, and for his role in saving Nova Roma in the crisis years of "third civil war". Cn. Lentulus declined this title and deferred to his ''pater familias'' who presided over the Completion of Founding of the Nova Roman Nation as ''interrex'' and ''rex sacrosum''.		[[Cn. Cornelius Lentulus]] was also awarded by this title for single handedly managing the cultural affairs of Nova Roma during the most difficult years, and for his role in saving Nova Roma in the crisis years of "third civil war". Cn. Lentulus declined this title and deferred to his ''pater familias'' who presided over the Completion of Founding of the Nova Roman Nation as ''interrex'' and ''rex sacrosum''.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Updated

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−	The [[Latin]] title '''Pater Patriae''' means "father of ~~his country~~". In the ~~early~~ [[Roman Empire]], it was applied to [[Augustus]] and ~~others~~.	+	The [[Latin]] title '''Pater Patriae''' means "father of the nation". In the [[Roman Empire]], it was applied first to [[Cicero]], then to [[Augustus]] and subsequently to most of the emperors.

−	In [[Nova Roma]], the title of '''Pater Patriae''' was awarded by the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]] in {{2002}} to the two principal founders, [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|~~Marcus~~ Cassius Iulianus]] and [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|~~Flavius~~ Vedius Germanicus]]. ~~Both subsequently added~~ it to ~~their customary email signatures~~.	+	In [[Nova Roma]], the title of '''Pater Patriae''' was awarded by the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]] in {{2002}} to the two principal founders, [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|M. Cassius Iulianus]] and [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Fl. Vedius Germanicus]].
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		+	Later [[Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (Nova Roma)\|L. Cornelius Sulla Felix]] received this title, amidst controversial circumstances, from the senate composed exclusively from his clients, for managing the finances of Nova Roma and passing a series of laws. The majority of the people of Nova Roma criticized this move as the achievements cited as the justification for the award were not considered to be serious enough to be recognized by such an extremely high distinction, and the character of Sulla was deemed to be too controversial to be considered as "father of the nation". After Sulla has committed treason, by initiating the "third civil war", and attacked Nova Roma, there were many voices demanding the removal of his "pater patriae" title, but [[Cn. Lentulus]] convinced asked the senate not to do this out of respect for the deceased.
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		+	[[Cn. Cornelius Lentulus]] was also awarded by this title for single handedly managing the cultural affairs of Nova Roma during the most difficult years, and for his role in saving Nova Roma in the crisis years of "third civil war". Cn. Lentulus declined this title and deferred to his ''pater familias'' who presided over the Completion of Founding of the Nova Roman Nation as ''interrex'' and ''rex sacrosum''.
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		+	[[Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Alexander (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Alexander]] received this title by motion of his son, [[Cn. Lentulus]], the Younger, who declined his own award and deferred it to him, for conducting the Completion of the Founding of Nova Roma, and by doing so, being the third chief founder of Nova Roma, alongside with M. Cassius and Fl. Vedius who were awarded this title earlier. The Senate approved the deferral of Lentulus the Younger, and Lentulus the Elder received the title.
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		+	==List of patres patriae==
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		+	*[[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|M. Cassius Iulianus]]
		+	*[[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Fl. Vedius Germanicus]]
		+	*[[Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (Nova Roma)\|L. Cornelius Sulla Felix]]
		+	*[[Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Alexander (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Alexander]]
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		+	==List of patres patriae who received but declined the title==
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		+	*[[Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus (Nova Roma)\|Cn. Cornelius Lentulus]]

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Marcus Octavius Gracchus: more info

2007-02-15T18:46:31Z

more info

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−	Pater Patriae~~, a latin~~ title ~~meaning~~ "father of his country".	+	{{LanguageBar\|Pater Patriae (Nova Roma)}}
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		+	The [[Latin]] title '''Pater Patriae''' means "father of his country". In the early [[Roman Empire]], it was applied to [[Augustus]] and others.
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		+	In [[Nova Roma]], the title of '''Pater Patriae''' was awarded by the [[Senate (Nova Roma)\|Senate]] in {{2002}} to the two principal founders, [[Marcus Cassius Iulianus (Nova Roma)\|Marcus Cassius Iulianus]] and [[Flavius Vedius Germanicus (Nova Roma)\|Flavius Vedius Germanicus]]. Both subsequently added it to their customary email signatures.
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		+	[[Category: Nova Roma History]]

Marcus Arminius Maior: pater patriae

2007-02-15T18:38:26Z

pater patriae

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Pater Patriae, a latin title meaning "father of his country".