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Revision as of 22:33, 3 February 2007
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Personal Info
Salvete,
I am Tiberius Octavius, called Avitus for I am like both my grandfathers. I have just joined the wiki and will be using some of my free time to get this page up to par with my standards and to put in some useful information. I'll also be using this page to test things before I try implementing them.
Feel free to contact me anytime,
Tiberius Octavius Avitus
Testing
Notes To self
Stop putting new code into the in progress work
In Progress work
Style Guide work in Progress
Actual pages needing translation (That are linked from main page)
FAQ, Magistrates, Senators, Provinces, Annals, Ager Publicus, Religio Romana, Priests and Priesthood, Rites and Rituals, Roman Calendar, Campus Martius, Sodalitates, Events (Simple translation), Via Romana (long), Roman Virtues, Lingua Latina (Translated, double check it and check formatting), Literature and Art, Interview the Experts, Choosing a Roman Name, First Steps, Community Portal,
Roman Clothing and Equipment Translation In Progress
Une grande partie de l'information suivante est prise du manuel officiel du Legio XX et est employée avec leur permission amiable.
It represents the standards and requirements of a unit whose standards are most definitely on the "authenticity" end of the scale. There are some units whose requirements for authenticity are not nearly as strict as these, but these should be seen as very useful guidelines for anyone interested in historical Roman reenactments.
