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===''Oxoniae'' {{1998}}===
 
===''Oxoniae'' {{1998}}===
  
{{Nov 21}} governor [[Quinta Claudia Lucentia Aprica (Nova Roma)|Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica]] hosted a Roman banquet for citizens of Nova Roma in Oxford.  This appears to be the first recorded provincial gathering.
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:{{Nov 21}}.
  
She described the event as follows:
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:Oxford.
  
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:Governor [[Quinta Claudia Lucentia Aprica (Nova Roma)|Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica]].
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Present:
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:[[Quinta Claudia Lucentia Aprica (Nova Roma)|Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica]];
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:others unknown.
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Description (by [[Quinta Claudia Lucentia Aprica (Nova Roma)|Q. Claudia]]):
 
:''Salvete, quirites''!
 
:''Salvete, quirites''!
 
:We British Nova Romans held our Roman banquet on Saturday evening, and I'm glad to be able to report that the event was a great success. I've attached a copy of our menu for anyone who is curious - this was folded in half, with the words ''Cena Britannicorum Novorum Romanorum'' on the outside cover, and given to each guest. All the dishes cooked seemed to go down very well, and much wine was quaffed in true Roman fashion over the course of the evening. Three of the five participants were in Roman dress, giving the evening a suitably authentic feel, and I have several photos waiting to be developed and scanned as jpgs, which I will hopefully be able to post to the list once I've finished my film! Several games of ''Iactus'', our ancestor Claudius' favourite game, were also played - this turned out to be a thrilling game of luck and strategy, and we decided we could see why it must have led to many a knife fight in the streets of the Subura late at night.
 
:We British Nova Romans held our Roman banquet on Saturday evening, and I'm glad to be able to report that the event was a great success. I've attached a copy of our menu for anyone who is curious - this was folded in half, with the words ''Cena Britannicorum Novorum Romanorum'' on the outside cover, and given to each guest. All the dishes cooked seemed to go down very well, and much wine was quaffed in true Roman fashion over the course of the evening. Three of the five participants were in Roman dress, giving the evening a suitably authentic feel, and I have several photos waiting to be developed and scanned as jpgs, which I will hopefully be able to post to the list once I've finished my film! Several games of ''Iactus'', our ancestor Claudius' favourite game, were also played - this turned out to be a thrilling game of luck and strategy, and we decided we could see why it must have led to many a knife fight in the streets of the Subura late at night.
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:Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica
 
:Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica
 
:''Praetor Britanniae Provinciae''
 
:''Praetor Britanniae Provinciae''
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===''Londinii'' {{2000}}===
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Date:
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:{{Apr 27}}.
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Location:
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:London.
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Host:
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:unknown.
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:unknown.
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:unknown.
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===Bournemouth {{2003}}===
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Date:
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:{{Oct 3}} to {{Oct 5}}.
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Location:
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:Bournemouth.
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Host:
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:[[Gaius Moravius Laureatus Armoricus (Nova Roma)|C. Moravius Laureatus Armoricus]].
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Present:
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:[[Decimus Iunius Silanus (Nova Roma)|D. Iunius Silanus]];
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:[[Gaius Moravius Laureatus Armoricus (Nova Roma)|C. Moravius Laureatus Armoricus]];
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:[[Aulus Apollonius Cordus (Nova Roma)|A. Apollonius Cordus]];
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:[[Gaia Livia (Nova Roma)|C. Fabia Livia]];
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:C. Flavia Aureliana;
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:Iohannes Moravius Meridius;
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:M. Duilius Fusconius.
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Description (by [[Gaia Livia (Nova Roma)|C. Livia]]):
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:On the Saturday, once everyone had arrived, we went to a pub for lunch and held our first administrative meeting, which was chaired by the Governor D. Junius Silanus.  That evening we had a lovely meal out in a local Greek restaurant, and then sampled some of the Bournemouth nightlife.
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:Sunday was spent walking along the beach, and we had another nice meal overlooking the sea before going our separate ways.
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===''Devae'' {{2004}}===
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Date:
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:{{Jun 25}} to {{Jun 27}}
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Location:
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:Chester
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Host:
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:C. Flavia Aureliana
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Present:
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:[[Gaia Livia (Nova Roma)|C. Fabia Livia]];
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:[[Gaius Moravius Laureatus Armoricus (Nova Roma)|C. Moravius Laureatus Armoricus]];
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:[[Aulus Apollonius Cordus (Nova Roma)|A. Apollonius Cordus]];
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:C. Flavia Aureliana;
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:A. Gratius Garseius Avitus;
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:Michael Schofield.
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Description (by [[Gaia Livia (Nova Roma)|C. Livia]]):
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:On the Saturday we went to Chester town centre and visited the Roman Amphitheatre, the city wall, the Roman gardens and the Grosvenor museum; we also held our administrative meeting.
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:Sunday was the Roman Festival at Chester Racecourse, where we saw chariot races and gladiatorial combat, soldiers and doctors, craftsmen and chefs, slaves and aristocrats, musicians and dancers, and a couple of owls.  We also enjoyed a picnic lunch (generously provided by Aureliana) in the sunshine.
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Oxoniae Fl. Vedio M. Cassio cos. MMDCCLI a.u.c.

Date:

a.d. XI Kal. Dec. .

Location:

Oxford.

Host:

Governor Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica.

Present:

Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica;
others unknown.

Description (by Q. Claudia):

Salvete, quirites!
We British Nova Romans held our Roman banquet on Saturday evening, and I'm glad to be able to report that the event was a great success. I've attached a copy of our menu for anyone who is curious - this was folded in half, with the words Cena Britannicorum Novorum Romanorum on the outside cover, and given to each guest. All the dishes cooked seemed to go down very well, and much wine was quaffed in true Roman fashion over the course of the evening. Three of the five participants were in Roman dress, giving the evening a suitably authentic feel, and I have several photos waiting to be developed and scanned as jpgs, which I will hopefully be able to post to the list once I've finished my film! Several games of Iactus, our ancestor Claudius' favourite game, were also played - this turned out to be a thrilling game of luck and strategy, and we decided we could see why it must have led to many a knife fight in the streets of the Subura late at night.
Many thanks go to all who helped to shop, cook, peel, slice, bake and, indeed, eat, and especially to those people who travelled all the way from Cambridge and Lancaster to join us. It was great to meet so many of our fellow Nova Romans in one place, and I highly recommend any citizens anywhere who are even considering putting on such a feast to go ahead and do it, as it certainly makes for a great evening!
Multas felicitates, and here's looking forward to many more gatherings in the future!
Valete,
Q. Claudia Lucentia Aprica
Praetor Britanniae Provinciae


Londinii Q. Maximo M. Minucio cos. MMDCCLIII a.u.c.

Date:

a.d. V Kal. Mai. .

Location:

London.

Host:

unknown.

Present:

unknown.

Description:

unknown.


Bournemouth K. Buteone T. Labieno cos. MMDCCLVI a.u.c.

Date:

a.d. V Non. Oct. to a.d. III Non. Oct. .

Location:

Bournemouth.

Host:

C. Moravius Laureatus Armoricus.

Present:

D. Iunius Silanus;
C. Moravius Laureatus Armoricus;
A. Apollonius Cordus;
C. Fabia Livia;
C. Flavia Aureliana;
Iohannes Moravius Meridius;
M. Duilius Fusconius.

Description (by C. Livia):

On the Saturday, once everyone had arrived, we went to a pub for lunch and held our first administrative meeting, which was chaired by the Governor D. Junius Silanus. That evening we had a lovely meal out in a local Greek restaurant, and then sampled some of the Bournemouth nightlife.
Sunday was spent walking along the beach, and we had another nice meal overlooking the sea before going our separate ways.


Devae Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.

Date:

a.d. VII Kal. Quin. to a.d. V Kal. Quin.

Location:

Chester

Host:

C. Flavia Aureliana

Present:

C. Fabia Livia;
C. Moravius Laureatus Armoricus;
A. Apollonius Cordus;
C. Flavia Aureliana;
A. Gratius Garseius Avitus;
Michael Schofield.

Description (by C. Livia):

On the Saturday we went to Chester town centre and visited the Roman Amphitheatre, the city wall, the Roman gardens and the Grosvenor museum; we also held our administrative meeting.
Sunday was the Roman Festival at Chester Racecourse, where we saw chariot races and gladiatorial combat, soldiers and doctors, craftsmen and chefs, slaves and aristocrats, musicians and dancers, and a couple of owls. We also enjoyed a picnic lunch (generously provided by Aureliana) in the sunshine.



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