Custos (Nova Roma)
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| − | One of the [[magistracies (Nova Roma)|magistracies]] of Nova Roma. There are two '' | + | One of the [[magistracies (Nova Roma)|magistracies]] of Nova Roma. There are two '''''custodes'''''. |
| − | <onlyinclude>The ''custodes'' take the raw vote tallies compiled by the [[diribitor (Nova Roma)|diribitor]]s and convert them to a tally of [[:Category:Tribes (Nova Roma)|tribes]] and centuries which they then certify to the convening magistrates of elections. | + | <onlyinclude>The two ''custodes'' take the raw vote tallies compiled by the [[diribitor (Nova Roma)|diribitor]]s and convert them to a tally of [[:Category:Tribes (Nova Roma)|tribes]] and centuries which they then certify to the convening magistrates of [[Voting procedure (Nova Roma)|elections]]. The Latin word "''custos''" means "guard" or "watcher": in antiquity it was typical for very senior people such as senators and consulars to serve as ''custodes''. Because of their involvement in the elections, ''custodes'' can not run for any office for which they would be certifying the election results.</onlyinclude> |
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One of the magistracies of Nova Roma. There are two custodes.
The two custodes take the raw vote tallies compiled by the diribitors and convert them to a tally of tribes and centuries which they then certify to the convening magistrates of elections. The Latin word "custos" means "guard" or "watcher": in antiquity it was typical for very senior people such as senators and consulars to serve as custodes. Because of their involvement in the elections, custodes can not run for any office for which they would be certifying the election results.
