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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Some fixes

2023-09-26T19:57:32Z

Some fixes

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−	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''~~Cultus Deorum~~ Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. ~~The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'',~~ cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-~~existance~~ between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>	+	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the '''cultus deorum Romanorum''', is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. Roman religion cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''[[pax deorum]]'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existence between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''cultus deorum'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>

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	*[[Reading list for the cultus deorum]]		*[[Reading list for the cultus deorum]]
	*'''See [[:Category:Roman religion\|all articles about the cultus deorum in Roma Antiqua]].}}		*'''See [[:Category:Roman religion\|all articles about the cultus deorum in Roma Antiqua]].}}

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:03, 26 September 2023

2023-09-26T14:03:46Z

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	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>		[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>
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−	~~==Official Mailing List==~~
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−	~~The official mailing list for discussion of the ''cultus deorum'' in Nova Roma is at https://groups.io/g/ReligioRomana/~~

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: corrected email address

2021-04-01T18:22:50Z

corrected email address

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−	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:~~collegium-pontificum+owner~~@~~groups~~.io contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>	+	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: removed Yahoo

2021-02-26T16:01:16Z

removed Yahoo

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−	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:~~collegium_pontificum_nr~~-owner@~~yahoogroups~~.~~com~~ contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>	+	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:collegium-pontificum+owner@groups.io contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>


	==Official Mailing List==		==Official Mailing List==

−	The official mailing list for discussion of the ''cultus deorum'' in Nova Roma is at ~~http~~://groups.~~yahoo.com~~/~~group~~/ReligioRomana/	+	The official mailing list for discussion of the ''cultus deorum'' in Nova Roma is at https://groups.io/g/ReligioRomana/

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Titus Iulius Sabinus: MMP removed

2013-09-12T10:38:16Z

MMP removed

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−	~~==Magna Mater Project==~~	+	Wiki projects: Citizens are invited to add photos to the [[Lararium (Nova Roma)\|lararium page]].}}
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−	~~The ultimate goal is the restoration of the [[Palatine]] temple of [[Magna Mater]]. There is a [[Magna Mater Project\|full description of the project]].~~	+
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Lucius Vitellius Triarius at 05:20, 9 September 2013

2013-09-09T05:20:15Z

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−	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:collegium_pontificum_nr@yahoogroups.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>	+	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:collegium_pontificum_nr-owner@yahoogroups.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>

Lucius Vitellius Triarius at 04:37, 9 September 2013

2013-09-09T04:37:24Z

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−	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref>	+	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref><onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to '''[mailto:collegium_pontificum_nr@yahoogroups.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>
−	<onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to [mailto:collegium_pontificum_nr@yahoogroups.com	+
−	contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>	+

Lucius Vitellius Triarius: update

2013-09-09T04:35:05Z

update

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	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref>		[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref>
−	<onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to [mailto:~~novaromacontact~~@~~gmail~~.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>	+	<onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to [mailto:collegium_pontificum_nr@yahoogroups.com
		+	contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>


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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 16:14, 31 January 2013

2013-01-31T16:14:39Z

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−	* [[:Category:Nova Roma ~~Virtual Temples~~\|~~Nova Roman~~ Virtual ~~Temples~~]]	+	* [[:Category:Virtual temples of Nova Roma\|Virtual temples of Nova Roma]]
	* [[Priests (Nova Roma)\|Priests and Priesthoods]]		* [[Priests (Nova Roma)\|Priests and Priesthoods]]
	* [[:Category:Ritus\|Rites and Rituals]]		* [[:Category:Ritus\|Rites and Rituals]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: correction

2012-07-07T13:01:06Z

correction

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−	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is an attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref>	+	[[Image:Platner-temple-line-trans-50.gif\|right]]<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the [[Roman religion]], the ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'' is our attempt to [[reconstructionism\|reconstruct]] the religion of the ancient Romans as closely as possible. The ''Cultus Deorum Romanorum'', cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion or any other system, for it is a unique product of the culture that created it. "The ''pax deorum'' was considered to be the normal state of affairs, that is, peaceful co-existance between two parties, divine and human, who have agreed not to interfere with one another except under particular, well-defined circumstances."</onlyinclude><ref name="rupke">Rupke, Jörg "Religion of the Romans"(ISBN 0745630154)</ref>
	<onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to [mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>		<onlyinclude><br>'''If you need help, advice or assistance regarding the ''[[cultus deorum]]'', don't hesitate to [mailto:novaromacontact@gmail.com contact our experts]'''.</onlyinclude>