Texia

Texia,^[1] seu civitas Texana^[2]^[3] (Anglice plene State of Texas), est civitas in regione Meridiana Mediaque Civitatum Foederatarum. Quia civitati anno 2022 erant 268 596 milia quadrata (695 662 chiliometra quadrata) et plus quam triginta milia incolarum,^[4]^[5]^[6] Texia est secunda Civitatum Foederatarum civitas, sive quod ad superficiem (post Alascam) sive quod ad incolas (post Californiam) pertinet. Fines cum civitatibus Ludoviciana ad orientem, Arcansia ad septentriones orientemque, Oclahoma ad septentriones, Novo Mexico ad occidentem versus, et cum civitatibus Mexici Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nova Legione, et Tamaulipas versus, ad meridiem et meridiem occidentemque partitur; et oram maritimam in Sinu Mexici ad meridiem orientemque versus habet.

Hustonia est maxima urbs in Texia per numerum civium et quarta a maxima in Civitatibus Foederatis, cum Sanctus Antonius secunda esset a maxima urbe in civitate et septima in Civitatibus Foederatis. Metroplex Dallasium–Arx Vortensis et Maior Hustonia proprie sunt quarta et quinta areae statisticae metropolitanae in civitate. Inter alias urbes Texanas maximi momenti enumerantur Austinopolis, caput et secunda a frequentissima caput civicum in Civitatibus Foederatis, Dallasium, El Paso, Arx Vorthensis, Corpus Christi, Laredum, Waco.

Flumina Texiae maxima sunt flumen Palmarum (cum Pecos accola), flumen Coloratum et flumen Rubrum.

Texia ad priorem civitatis sui iuris statum legitimum et certamen libertatis a Mexico commemorandum Civitas Solius Stellae (Anglice Lone Star State) vulgo appellatur. Haec Sola Stella, ut dicitur, in vexillo civico et in sigillo civico videtur.^[7] Fons nominis civici est táysha 'amici' in lingua Caddo.^[8]

Historia

Texia ad imperium Hispanicum et postea ad Mexicum pertinuit. In rebus novis Texianis (a die 2 Octobris 1835 ad diem 21 Aprilis 1836 actis) coloni plerumque ex Civitatibus Foederatis oriundi seditionem adversus rem publicam Mexicanam moverunt.

Res publica Texana civitas libera ab anno 1836 usque ad annum 1845 fuit, quo anno in Civitatibus Foederatis incorporata est.

Nexus interni

Index praesidum et gubernatorum Texiae

Notae

↑ Carolus Egger, Sermo Latinus Hodiernus: Acta Diurna (1986), p. 69
↑ Ita "civitas Texana, civitatem Texanam" in Ephemeride (2017) atque contextu Anglico apud Classical Association of the Middle West and South (2014).
↑ Nomen adiectivum Texanus, confre Cnidoscolum texanum aliaque nomina biologica; Texianus, vide Ebbe Vilborg, Norstedts svensk-latinska ordbok, editio secunda (2009).
↑ Kara Carlson, "More than 30 million people now call Texas home as state leads US population gains," Austin American-Statesman, 23 Decembris 2022.
↑ "QuickFacts, Population Estimates," U.S. Census Bureau, 1 Iulii 2022.
↑ Press Release. "Growth in U.S. Population Shows Early Indication of Recovery Amid COVID-19 Pandemic," U.S. Census Bureau, 22 Decembris 2022.
↑ "Introduction to Texas". Netstate.com .
↑ Hanson-Harding, Alexandra (2001). Texas. Children's Press. ISBN 978-0-516-22322-3 .

Bibliographia

Chipman, Donald E. 1992. Spanish Texas, 1519–1821. Austinopoli: University of Texas Press. ISBN 978-0-292-77659-3. Google Books.
Davis, William C. 2006. Lone Star Rising. College Station Texiae: Texas A&M University Press. ISBN 978-1-58544-532-5. Primum prolatus: 2004, Novi Eboraci: Free Press. (Lone Star Rising. apud Google Books)
Edmondson, J. R. 2000. Alamo Story: From Early History to Current Conflicts. Republic of Texas Press. ISBN 978-1-55622-678-6. Google Books.
Fehrenbach, T. R. (1968) 2000. Lone Star: A History of Texas and the Texans. Open Road Media. ISBN 978-1-4976-0970-9. Google Books.
Hardin, Stephen L. 1994. Texian Iliad: A Military History of the Texas Revolution, 1835-1836. Austinopoli: University of Texas Press. ISBN 978-0-292-79252-4. Google Books.
Lack, Paul D. 1992. The Texas Revolutionary Experience: A Political and Social History 1835–1836. College Station: Texas A&M University Press. ISBN 978-0-89096-497-2.
Manchaca, Martha. 2001. Recovering History, Constructing Race: The Indian, Black, and White Roots of Mexican Americans. The Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long Series in Latin American and Latino Art and Culture. Austinopoli: University of Texas Press. ISBN 978-0-292-75253-5. Google Books.
Richardson, Rupert N., Cary D. Wintz, Angela Boswell, Adrian Anderson, et Ernest Wallace. 2021. Texas: The Lone Star State, ed. undecima. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 9781000403763. Google Books.
Todish, Timothy J., Terry Todish, et Ted Spring. 1998. Alamo Sourcebook, 1836: A Comprehensive Guide to the Battle of the Alamo and the Texas Revolution. Austinopoli: Eakin Press. ISBN 978-1-57168-152-2. Google Books.
United States National Archives. 1992. The Warren Commission Report, IV. Warren Commission Hearings. ISBN 978-0-312-08257-4. Report of President's Commission on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Weber, David J. 1992. The Spanish Frontier in North America. Portu Novo: Yale University Press. Yale Western Americana Series. ISBN 978-0-300-05198-8. Google Books.
Weddle, Robert S. 1995. Changing Tides: Twilight and Dawn in the Spanish Sea, 1763–1803. Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, 58. College Station: Texas A&M University Press. ISBN 978-0-89096-661-7. Google Books.
Winders, Richard Bruce. 2004. Sacrificed at the Alamo: Tragedy and Triumph in the Texas Revolution. Abilene: State House Press. ISBN 978-1-880510-80-3. Military History of Texas Series, 3. Google Books.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Texiam spectant.

Vicicitatio habet citationes quae ad Texiam spectant.

Situs geographici et historici: Locus: 31°0′0″N 100°0′0″W • OpenStreetMap • GeoNames • Thesaurus Getty • Store norske Lexikon • "1779801" apud USGS

"Origin of name Texas" apud The Handbook of Texas Online

Civitates Civitatum Foederatarum


Alabama · Alasca · Arizona · Arcansia · California · Carolina Meridiana · Carolina Septentrionalis · Cenomannica · Coloratum · Connecticuta · Dacota Meridiana · Dacota Septentrionalis · Delavaria · Florida · Georgia · Havaii · Idahum · Illinoesia · Indiana · Iova · Kansia · Kentukia · Ludoviciana · Massachusetta · Michigania · Minnesota · Mississippia · Missuria · Mons Viridis · Montana · Nebrasca · Nivata · Nova Caesarea · Nova Hantonia · Novum Eboracum · Novum Mexicum · Oclahoma · Ohium · Oregonia · Pennsilvania · Rhodensis Insula · Tennesia · Terra Mariae · Texia · Uta · Vasintonia · Virginia · Virginia Occidentalis · Visconsinia · Vyomina · · Territorium Columbianum (urbs Vasingtonia) Opus geopoliticum • Porta Civitatum Foederatarum Capsae cognatae: Territoria Civitatum Foederatarum

Texiae comitatus (counties)

	Texiae vexillum
Anderson \| Andrews \| Angelina \| Aransas \| Archer \| Armstrong \| Atascosa \| Austin \| Bailey \| Bandera \| Bastrop \| Baylor \| Bee \| Bell \| Bexar \| Blanco \| Borden \| Bosque \| Bowie \| Brazoria \| Brazos \| Brewster \| Briscoe \| Brooks \| Brown \| Burleson \| Burnet \| Caldwell \| Calhoun \| Callahan \| Cameron \| Camp \| Carson \| Cass \| Castro \| Chambers \| Cherokee \| Childress \| Clay \| Cochran \| Coke \| Coleman \| Collin \| Collingsworth \| Colorado \| Comal \| Comanche \| Concho \| Cooke \| Coryell \| Cottle \| Crane \| Crockett \| Crosby \| Culberson \| Dallam \| Dallas \| Dawson \| Deaf Smith \| Delta \| Denton \| DeWitt \| Dickens \| Dimmit \| Donley \| Duval \| Eastland \| Ector \| Edwards \| El Paso \| Ellis \| Erath \| Falls \| Fannin \| Fayette \| Fisher \| Floyd \| Foard \| Fort Bend \| Franklin \| Freestone \| Frio \| Gaines \| Galveston \| Garza \| Gillespie \| Glasscock \| Goliad \| Gonzales \| Gray \| Grayson \| Gregg \| Grimes \| Guadalupe \| Hale \| Hall \| Hamilton \| Hansford \| Hardeman \| Hardin \| Harris \| Harrison \| Hartley \| Haskell \| Hays \| Hemphill \| Henderson \| Hidalgo \| Hill \| Hockley \| Hood \| Hopkins \| Houston \| Howard \| Hudspeth \| Hunt \| Hutchinson \| Irion \| Jack \| Jackson \| Jasper \| Jeff Davis \| Jefferson \| Jim Hogg \| Jim Wells \| Johnson \| Jones \| Karnes \| Kaufman \| Kendall \| Kenedy \| Kent \| Kerr \| Kimble \| King \| Kinney \| Kleberg \| Knox \| La Salle \| Lamar \| Lamb \| Lampasas \| Lavaca \| Lee \| Leon \| Liberty \| Limestone \| Lipscomb \| Live Oak \| Llano \| Loving \| Lubbock \| Lynn \| Madison \| Marion \| Martin \| Mason \| Matagorda \| Maverick \| McCulloch \| McLennan \| McMullen \| Medina \| Menard \| Midland \| Milam \| Mills \| Mitchell \| Montague \| Montgomery \| Moore \| Morris \| Motley \| Nacogdoches \| Navarro \| Newton \| Nolan \| Nueces \| Ochiltree \| Oldham \| Orange \| Palo Pinto \| Panola \| Parker \| Parmer \| Pecos \| Polk \| Potter \| Presidio \| Rains \| Randall \| Reagan \| Real \| Red River \| Reeves \| Refugio \| Roberts \| Robertson \| Rockwall \| Runnels \| Rusk \| Sabine \| San Augustine \| San Jacinto \| San Patricio \| San Saba \| Schleicher \| Scurry \| Shackelford \| Shelby \| Sherman \| Smith \| Somervell \| Starr \| Stephens \| Sterling \| Stonewall \| Sutton \| Swisher \| Tarrant \| Taylor \| Terrell \| Terry \| Throckmorton \| Titus \| Tom Green \| Travis \| Trinity \| Tyler \| Upshur \| Upton \| Uvalde \| Val Verde \| Van Zandt \| Victoria \| Walker \| Waller \| Ward \| Washington \| Webb \| Wharton \| Wheeler \| Wichita \| Wilbarger \| Willacy \| Williamson \| Wilson \| Winkler \| Wise \| Wood \| Yoakum \| Young \| Zapata \| Zavala

Praesides rei publicae Texanae 1836–1846


David Burnet 1836 ad interim • Samuel Houston 1836 • Mirabeau Lamar 1838 • David Burnet 1841 ad interim • Samuel Houston 1841 • Anson Jones 1844 Opus geopoliticum • Index praesidum et gubernatorum Texiae Capsae cognatae: Gubernatores Texiae 1846–

Gubernatores Texiae


Iacobus Pinckney Henderson • Georgius Tyler Wood • Petrus Hansborough Bell • Iacobus Wilson Henderson • Elisha Marshall Pease • Hardin Richardus Runnels • Samuel Houston • Eduardus Clark • Franciscus Richardus Lubbock • Pendleton Murrah • Fletcher Summerfield Stockdale • Andreas Jackson Hamilton • Iacobus Webb Throckmorton • Elisha Marshall Pease • Edmundus Jackson Davis • Richardus Coke • Richardus Bennett Hubbard • Oran Milo Roberts • Ioannes Ireland • Laurentius Sullivan Ross • Iacobus Stephanus Hogg • Carolus Allen Culberson • Ioseph Draper Sayers • Samuel Willis Tucker Lanham • Thomas Mitchell Campbell • Anscharius Branch Colquitt • Iacobus Eduardus Ferguson • Gulielmus Pettus Hobby • Pat Morris Neff • Miriam Amanda Wallace Ferguson • Daniel Iacobus Moody • Ross Shaw Sterling • Miriam Amanda Wallace Ferguson • Iacobus Allred • Wilbert Lee O’Daniel • Coke Robertus Stevenson • Beauford Halbert Jester • Robertus Allan Shivers • Price Daniel • Ioannes Connally • Preston Earnest Smith • Dolph Briscoe • Gulielmus Perry Clements • Marcus Wells White • Gulielmus Perry Clements • Dorothea Anna Richards • Georgius W. Bush • Ricardus Perry • Gregorius Abbott Opus geopoliticum • Porta Civitatum Foederatarum • Gubernatores civitatum in Civitatibus Foederatis • Index praesidum et gubernatorum Texiae Capsae cognatae: Praesides rei publicae Texanae

[1] Carolus Egger, Sermo Latinus Hodiernus: Acta Diurna (1986), p. 69

[2] Ita "civitas Texana, civitatem Texanam" in Ephemeride (2017) atque contextu Anglico apud Classical Association of the Middle West and South (2014).

[3] Nomen adiectivum Texanus, confre Cnidoscolum texanum aliaque nomina biologica; Texianus, vide Ebbe Vilborg, Norstedts svensk-latinska ordbok, editio secunda (2009).

[4] Kara Carlson, "More than 30 million people now call Texas home as state leads US population gains," Austin American-Statesman, 23 Decembris 2022.

[QuickFacts07012022-5] "QuickFacts, Population Estimates," U.S. Census Bureau, 1 Iulii 2022.

[6] Press Release. "Growth in U.S. Population Shows Early Indication of Recovery Amid COVID-19 Pandemic," U.S. Census Bureau, 22 Decembris 2022.

[7] "Introduction to Texas". Netstate.com .

[8] Hanson-Harding, Alexandra (2001). Texas. Children's Press. ISBN 978-0-516-22322-3 .

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