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...core text and structure still lives on in the [[Current constitution (Nova Roma)|current constitution]]. ...nding of the [[City of Rome]] in [[753 BCE]] to the removal of the [[Altar of Victory]] from the [[Senate]] in [[394 CE]] and encompassing such fields as

This version included changes to the description of provinces and governors (V.C.). ...nding of the [[City of Rome]] in [[753 BCE]] to the removal of the [[Altar of Victory]] from the [[Senate]] in [[394 CE]] and encompassing such fields as

...bis'']] (amending chapter IV.A.7), and [[lex Vedia de liberis civium (Nova Roma)|''de liberis civium'']] (amending chapters II.A, II.B, and II.D.3). These ...nding of the [[City of Rome]] in [[753 BCE]] to the removal of the [[Altar of Victory]] from the [[Senate]] in [[394 CE]] and encompassing such fields as

[[Category:Nova Roma History]] ...-Michel David teaches Ancient History at the University Panthéon Sorbonne of Paris, France. He has done many publications, the most important being:

==State of the Province== As of {{Jan 20}} {{2012}}:

{{PortalBox|title=ATTENTION |content=The content of this page is currently a work-in-progress. Supporting information can be fo ...tity as all belonging to the same New Roman Nation, under the flag of Nova Roma.

[[Category:Nova Roma History]] {{LanguageBar|Documents of the illegal coup faction of Cn. Caesar and L. Sulla}}

...ed by a sacrificial ceremony by pontifex Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, on behalf of consul Sextus Lucilius Tutor. ... of Nova Roma currently has 17 voting members which gives a minimum quorum of 11 voting members. With 15 senate members present and with 1 present throug