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...ther or the same comitia without explicitly superceding that law, the most recent law shall take precedence. == II. Citizens and Gentes ==

... or the same ''comitia'' without explicitly superseding that law, the most recent law shall take precedence. ===II. Citizens and ''Gentes''===

... or the same ''comitia'' without explicitly superseding that law, the most recent law shall take precedence. ===II. Citizens and ''Gentes''===

... or the same ''comitia'' without explicitly superseding that law, the most recent law shall take precedence. ===II. Citizens and ''Gentes''===

'''Citizens''': [[Gnaeus Iulius Caesar (Nova Roma)|Gnaeus Iulius Caesar]], [[Gaius Vips ... (1) Oppidum status: This was deferred until the citizenship status of our recent members is confirmed. (2) Provincial Medal: The decision was to defer this

Salve, Citizens of Nova Roma ! 2007. This will most likely take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

"Forum") has come up several times, most recently in the discussions market, the public arena in which all our citizens can speak and

...ver. This enables real-time "Instant Message" style communication between citizens, without the problems (spam, harassment, lag and netsplits) found on the la ...me in your client software settings, you can use the "/nick" command. With most IRC clients, you type commands into the same place you type what you want t

...ed to focus around Hispania Romana, allowing list members to share news of recent excavations, exhibitions, lectures etc. in Spain, and to discuss issues and

...n alternate List, such as the "New Roman" List, out of fear that our newer citizens might be frightened off by "bullies" is shameful (not the List itself, mind ...at way. And the balance must be kept very carefully - between allowing our citizens the freedom to express themselves as they see fit or necessary and avoiding

Consulate in the recent elections. She is also personally highly Hopefully all Citizens will join in congratulating Flavia Claudia on

...n Nova Roma for the discussion of topics of special interests to Nova Roma citizens. These special interest groups or associations are operated independently, ...iciis (Nova Roma)|Lex Caecilia de collegis et sodaliciis]]'', any group of citizens may petition the [[Senate (Nova Roma)|Senate]] to create a ''collegium'', o

...urrent plebeian aedile Marcus Octavius Germanicus. Marcus Octavius has in recent months ably served the Republic, assisting with the website and citizen dat ... of Flavius Vedius, a controversy arose over the status of "transgendered" citizens and the use of masculine and feminine names by members of the opposite [con

...nd that the idolatrous worship of fabulous deities and real daemons is the most abominable crime against the supreme majesty of the Creator. The laws of Mo ...e seats of Cicero(5) and Pompey were filled, in the fourth century, by the most illustrious members of the senate; and the dignity of their birth reflected

...ponimy of some places seems to say that it was more than one pomerium) the most important was the Urbs'. ...merium; so they met into the Campus Martius, memories of the time when the citizens assembled with their weapons. Pomerium limited the Urbs from the Ager (the

...rst year was evident, to once again encourage activity amongst the British citizens of Nova Roma and render this province on its way to being as active as it h ...f ''Propraetor Britanniae'', there were in reality only three truly active citizens in this province, including myself. We three formed the core of my provinci

... among them remained as Active cives and who were to be reclassified under recent leges as Inactive socii. ...a Roma has a total of 662 full citizens and an additional 184 probationary citizens, for a potential of 846 Active members. Inactive Socii amounted to 1749 mem

.... f. C. n. Crassus (born {{-140}}, died {{Sep 19}} {{-91}}) was one of the most distinguished statesmen of his day and was accounted the greatest, or at le ...eration and the next.<ref>The inference that he never served at all, or at most a year or two, might be drawn from Cicero, '''''de oratore''''', 2.90.365:

*[[Provincia_Australia_-_Citizens_%28Nova_Roma%29|CITIZENS]] ...eapons and artifacts, such as a gladius, hasta-tipped vexilla, fasces etc. Citizens can also be authorized to conduct public displays and religious sacrifices

... our lower offices, and in recent years it is not unheard-of for long time citizens, even magistrates, to seek lower office after a higher one. For the good of