Patrician (Nova Roma) - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: language

2014-10-06T19:45:28Z

language

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−	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in ~~the~~ ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.	+	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were the native-born aristocracy in ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.
−	In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and ~~the~~ families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.	+	In [[Nova Roma]], patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.

	These citizens are the patrician citizens of Nova Roma:		These citizens are the patrician citizens of Nova Roma:
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	New citizens of Nova Roma will be [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeians]]. Access to the [[patrician (Nova Roma)\|patrician]] order is by birth or adoption into a patrician family.		New citizens of Nova Roma will be [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeians]]. Access to the [[patrician (Nova Roma)\|patrician]] order is by birth or adoption into a patrician family.

−	Regarding rights and privileges, functionally there is almost no difference between patricians and plebeians, however, patricians can not participate or vote in the [[comitia plebis tributa (Nova Roma)\|''comitia plebis tributa'']], and can not be elected [[Tribunus plebis (Nova Roma)\|''tribunus plebis'']] and [[Aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|''aedilis plebis'']]), offices open only to plebeians. These restrictions make plebeians relatively more powerful than patricians.	+	Regarding rights and privileges, functionally there is almost no difference between patricians and plebeians, however, patricians can not participate or vote in the [[comitia plebis tributa (Nova Roma)\|''comitia plebis tributa'']], and can not be elected [[Tribunus plebis (Nova Roma)\|''tribunus plebis'']] and [[Aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|''aedilis plebis'']], offices open only to plebeians. These restrictions make plebeians relatively more powerful than patricians.

	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:		The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: added list of current patricians

2012-12-07T10:11:26Z

added list of current patricians

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	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.		'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.
	In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.		In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.
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		+	These citizens are the patrician citizens of Nova Roma:
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		+	*[[List of current patricians]]

	New citizens of Nova Roma will be [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeians]]. Access to the [[patrician (Nova Roma)\|patrician]] order is by birth or adoption into a patrician family.		New citizens of Nova Roma will be [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeians]]. Access to the [[patrician (Nova Roma)\|patrician]] order is by birth or adoption into a patrician family.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: more

2012-11-13T13:32:34Z

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	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.		'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.
	In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.		In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.
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		+	New citizens of Nova Roma will be [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeians]]. Access to the [[patrician (Nova Roma)\|patrician]] order is by birth or adoption into a patrician family.
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		+	Regarding rights and privileges, functionally there is almost no difference between patricians and plebeians, however, patricians can not participate or vote in the [[comitia plebis tributa (Nova Roma)\|''comitia plebis tributa'']], and can not be elected [[Tribunus plebis (Nova Roma)\|''tribunus plebis'']] and [[Aedilis plebis (Nova Roma)\|''aedilis plebis'']]), offices open only to plebeians. These restrictions make plebeians relatively more powerful than patricians.

	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:		The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 08:26, 1 November 2012

2012-11-01T08:26:11Z

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	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.		'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.
	In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.		In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: extended

2008-11-18T16:56:23Z

extended

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	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.		'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.
−	In Nova Roma patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]].	+	In [[Nova Roma]] patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]] and the families which came on-board at a very early stage of Nova Roma and were therefore instrumental in our early history.

	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:		The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 11:24, 5 November 2008

2008-11-05T11:24:13Z

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−	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of ~~Rome~~.	+	'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of the city.
	In Nova Roma patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]].		In Nova Roma patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]].

−	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and ~~patrician, and says about the~~ '''patrician''' order:	+	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and '''patrician''', and says about the patrician order:

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 10:42, 5 November 2008

2008-11-05T10:42:57Z

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	In Nova Roma patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]].		In Nova Roma patricians are members of the founding [[Gens\|gentes]].

−	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the plebeian, equestrian and patrician, and says about the patrician order:	+	The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)\|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the [[plebeian (Nova Roma)\|plebeian]], [[equestrian (Nova Roma)\|equestrian]] and patrician, and says about the '''patrician''' order:

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: New page: {{LanguageBar|Patrician (Nova Roma)}} '''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest ...

2008-11-05T10:41:39Z

New page: {{LanguageBar|Patrician (Nova Roma)}} '''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest ...

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{{LanguageBar|Patrician (Nova Roma)}}
'''Patricians''' (''patricius'': "descended from the founding fathers") were native-born aristocracy in the ancient Rome, descended from the earliest inhabitants of Rome.
In Nova Roma patricians are members of the founding [[Gens|gentes]].

The [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)|Constitution of Nova Roma]] states that there are three orders equal under the eyes of the law, the plebeian, equestrian and patrician, and says about the patrician order:

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::'''1'''. ''Ordo Patricius'' (patrician order)
:::'''a'''. The ''Ordo Patricius'' shall consist of a minimum of 30 families.
:::'''b'''. Should there be fewer than 30 patrician families the Senate shall have the power to nominate a plebeian family to the ''Comitia Curiata'' for elevation to patrician status.
:::'''c'''. The Senate shall have the power to nominate additional families to the ''Comitia Curiata'' for elevation to patrician status if this elevation does not cause the ''Ordo Patricius'' to exceed 5% of the population of Nova Roma.
:::'''d'''. A patrician family may allow its members to form new patrician families.
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