T. Iulius Sabinus, Pontifex Maximus et lictrices et lictores
salutem omnibus quiritibus plurimam dicunt:
Lex Curiata de imperio MMDCCLXVIII:
We, the lictors of the Comitia Curiata of Nova Roma, recognize
and accept the results of the elections in the Comitia Centuriata for consules
and praetors.
By this lex de imperio MMDCCLXVIII as defined
in the Lex Arminia Equitia de imperio:
"2.
IMPERIUM: In Nova Roma, we understand Imperium as: A. Having all the rights of
potestas, as described below. POTESTAS A. Ius coercendi minor, the power to
compel obedience in the name of the state, within the duties of the magistrate.
B. Ius edicendi, the power to issue edicts and nominate scribes. C. Partial
iurisdictio, the power to interpret the law within the duties of the magistrate
holding the Potestas. D. Ius contionis habendae, the power to hold a contio,
including a question in a Comitia already called by a magistrate. The question
must be included by the magistrate who called the comitia under the official
authority of the magistrate holding the ius contionis habendae. B. Ius agendi
cum populo, calling the People to vote in any of their legislative Comitia. C.
Ius agendi cum senatu, calling to Senate to vote or placing a proposed senatus
consultum on the Senate agenda. D. Ius coercendi maior, the power to compel
obedience using major force, on all Nova Roma subjects. In Nova Roma, this
explicitly excludes physical force, and includes the force of law. E. Full
iurisdictio, the power to interpret the law, on all levels on all Nova Roma
subjects."
we confer imperium upon these magistrates :
Marcus Pompeius Caninus as Consul maior,
Sextus
Lucilius Tutor as Praetor maior,
Aulus
Liburnius Hadrianus as praetor minor,
Attested by the following lictrices and lictors of Nova Roma:
Gaius Popillius Laenas,
Quintus Vipsanius
Agrippa,
Gaius Aemilius
Crassus,
Helena Galeria
Aureliana,
Gnaeus Iulius
Caesar,
Lucius
Cornelius Sulla Felix,
Gaius Tullius
Valerianus Germanicus.
QUOD BONUM FAUSTVM FELIX FORTUNATUMQVE SIT POPULO NOVO ROMANO
QUIRITIBUS
Given under our
hands, Kal. Ian, M. Caninus cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVIII a.U.c ( 1st of January 2015)