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	The goddess [[Carmentis]] oversees childbirth. Here is the [[Ritus Carmenae (Nova Roma)]]		The goddess [[Carmentis]] oversees childbirth. Here is the [[Ritus Carmenae (Nova Roma)]]
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	*Numeria – gives the ability to count.		*Numeria – gives the ability to count.
	*Camena – gives the ability to sing.		*Camena – gives the ability to sing.
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 11:30, 27 September 2008

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	*Numeria – gives the ability to count.		*Numeria – gives the ability to count.
	*Camena – gives the ability to sing.		*Camena – gives the ability to sing.
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M. Lucretius Agricola: +langbar, ul list

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	The goddess [[Carmentis]] oversees childbirth. Here is the [[Ritus Carmenae (Nova Roma)]]		The goddess [[Carmentis]] oversees childbirth. Here is the [[Ritus Carmenae (Nova Roma)]]
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	Feast in Honor of the Newborn…		Feast in Honor of the Newborn…

−	Set out the feast upon a table and set an altar at the head of the	+	Set out the feast upon a table and set an altar at the head of the table or create a separate altar beyond the table that remains in view of the feast.
−	table or create a separate altar beyond the table that remains in	+
−	view of the feast.	+

−	1. Offer incense and pray:	+	1. Offer incense and pray: "Father Janus, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers, so that You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my house and household."
−	"Father Janus, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers,	+
−	so that You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my	+
−	house and household."	+

−	2. Place the incense into the focus. Offer incense, again, and pray:	+	2. Place the incense into the focus. Offer incense, again, and pray: "Jupiter, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers, so that You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my house and household."
−	"Jupiter, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers, so	+
−	that You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my	+
−	house and household."	+

−	3. Place the incense into the foculus. Offer incense a third time,	+	3. Place the incense into the foculus. Offer incense a third time, and pray: "Juno, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers, so that You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my house and household."
−	and pray:	+
−	"Juno, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers, so that	+
−	You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my house and	+
−	household."	+

−	4. Place the incense into the foculus. Offer incense a fourth time,	+	4. Place the incense into the foculus. Offer incense a fourth time, and pray: "Venus Birth-giver, in offering this incense to You I pray good prayers, so that You may be propitious and kind to me and my children, to my house and household."
−	and pray:	+
−	"Venus Birth-giver, in offering this incense to You I pray good	+
−	prayers, so that You may be propitious and kind to me and my	+
−	children, to my house and household."	+

−	5. Place the incense into the foculus. Pour a libation of wine and	+	5. Place the incense into the foculus. Pour a libation of wine and pray: "Father Janus, as in offering to You the incense virtuous prayers were well prayed, for the sake of this be honored by this wine offered in libation."
−	pray:	+
−	"Father Janus, as in offering to You the incense virtuous prayers	+
−	were well prayed, for the sake of this be honored by this wine	+
−	offered in libation."	+

−	6. Pour the libation into the focus. Pour another libation and pray:	+	6. Pour the libation into the focus. Pour another libation and pray: "Jupiter, as You were honored by the incense, now be honored by this wine offered in libation."
−	"Jupiter, as You were honored by the incense, now be honored by this	+
−	wine offered in libation."	+

−	7. Pour the libation into the focus. Pour another libation and pray:	+	7. Pour the libation into the focus. Pour another libation and pray: "Juno, as You were honored by the incense, now be honored by this wine offered in libation."
−	"Juno, as You were honored by the incense, now be honored by this	+
−	wine offered in libation."	+

−	8. Pour the libation into the focus. Pour another libation and	+	8. Pour the libation into the focus. Pour another libation and pray: "Venus Birth-giver, as were honored by the incense, now be honored by this wine offered in libation."
−	pray:	+
−	"Venus Birth-giver, as were honored by the incense, now be honored by	+
−	this wine offered in libation."	+

−	9. Pour the libation into the focus. Manu supina and pray*:	+	9. Pour the libation into the focus. Manu supina and pray*: "Be with us, O Gods, You who give witness to all of mankind's comings and goings. I pray You, Heavenly Gods, take honor in our feast assembled here. We give thanks to You for our child. May You continue to smile and keep faith with mankind!"
−	"Be with us, O Gods, You who give witness to all of mankind's comings	+
−	and goings. I pray You, Heavenly Gods, take honor in our feast	+
−	assembled here. We give thanks to You for our child. May You	+
−	continue to smile and keep faith with mankind!"	+

−	"Venus Genetrix, Birth-giver of the Roman people, Charmer of Gods and	+	"Venus Genetrix, Birth-giver of the Roman people, Charmer of Gods and Mankind, Thou nurturing Mother, since it is through You that all things are conceived and animated into life to behold the Light of Day, we give great thanks and praise. May You always bless the families of mankind and perpetuate our family!"
−	Mankind, Thou nurturing Mother, since it is through You that all	+
−	things are conceived and animated into life to behold the Light of	+
−	Day, we give great thanks and praise. May You always bless the	+
−	families of mankind and perpetuate our family!"	+

−	10. Scoop a small portion of each food assembled for the feast into	+	10. Scoop a small portion of each food assembled for the feast into a patera. If meat is served sprinkle mola salsa over it. Pray: "O Heavenly Gods, may You be honored by this feast offering, may You be honored by the wine offered in libation."
−	a patera. If meat is served sprinkle mola salsa over it. Pray:	+
−	"O Heavenly Gods, may You be honored by this feast offering, may You	+
−	be honored by the wine offered in libation."	+

−	11. Place the feast offerings in the focus. Pour a libation and	+	11. Place the feast offerings in the focus. Pour a libation and pour it into the focus. Offer honeyed-cakes and pray: "Venus Birth-giver, in offering to You these cakes I pray good prayers that, pleased with this offering of cakes, You may be honored and favorable towards me and my family, my house and household."
−	pour it into the focus. Offer honeyed-cakes and pray:	+
−	"Venus Birth-giver, in offering to You these cakes I pray good	+
−	prayers that, pleased with this offering of cakes, You may be honored	+
−	and favorable towards me and my family, my house and household."	+

−	12. Place the honeyed-cakes into the focus. Grab a handful of sweet-	+	12. Place the honeyed-cakes into the focus. Grab a handful of sweet-smelling flowers and flower petals and pray: "Venus Birth-giver, I offer You these sweet smelling flowers that You may be honored by their scent and beauty."
−	smelling flowers and flower petals and pray:	+
−	"Venus Birth-giver, I offer You these sweet smelling flowers that You	+
−	may be honored by their scent and beauty."	+

−	13. Profane each of the foods assembled for the feast with by	+	13. Profane each of the foods assembled for the feast with by lightly touching them. Once all has been profaned, declare: "May we feast amongst the Gods!"
−	lightly touching them. Once all has been profaned, declare:	+
−	"May we feast amongst the Gods!"	+

−	The feast may begin. People who have gathered for the feast may feel	+	The feast may begin. People who have gathered for the feast may feel free to make additional offerings, prayers, or toasts to the Gods.
−	free to make additional offerings, prayers, or toasts to the Gods.	+

	*(The first prayer is inspired by Titu's Livius History of Rome		*(The first prayer is inspired by Titu's Livius History of Rome
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	Divine Powers of Growth		Divine Powers of Growth

−	Rumina – presides over the child's ability to suckle.	+	*Rumina – presides over the child's ability to suckle.
−	Edula – presides over the child's ability to eat.	+	*Edula – presides over the child's ability to eat.
−	Potina – presides over the child's ability to drink.	+	*Potina – presides over the child's ability to drink.
−	Ossipago and Ossipagina – preside over strengthening the bones of the	+	*Ossipago and Ossipagina – preside over strengthening the bones of the child.
−	child.	+	*Carna – presides over strengthening the muscles and defends the intestines from curses.
−	Carna – presides over strengthening the muscles and defends the	+	*Cunina – presides over protecting the child and its cradle from curses.
−	intestines from curses.	+	*Cuba – presides over the weaning of the child and transferring from cradle to bed.
−	Cunina – presides over protecting the child and its cradle from	+	*Paventia – wards off the child's fears.
−	curses.	+	*Peta – presides over the child's wants.
−	Cuba – presides over the weaning of the child and transferring from	+	*Adeona and Abeona – preside over the child's ability to walk to and from.
−	cradle to bed.	+	*Farinus – presides over the tongue and its loosening.
−	Paventia – wards off the child's fears.	+	*Fabulinus – presides over the child's first words.
−	Peta – presides over the child's wants.	+	*Locutius – presides over the child's first sentences.
−	Adeona and Abeona – preside over the child's ability to walk to and	+	*Mens – gives intelligence.
−	from.	+	*Volumna and Volumnus – give the will for good.
−	Farinus – presides over the tongue and its loosening.	+	*Numeria – gives the ability to count.
−	Fabulinus – presides over the child's first words.	+	*Camena – gives the ability to sing.
−	Locutius – presides over the child's first sentences.	+
−	Mens – gives intelligence.	+
−	Volumna and Volumnus – give the will for good.	+
−	Numeria – gives the ability to count.	+
−	Camena – gives the ability to sing.	+

Marca Hortensia Maior at 06:40, 19 September 2008

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Marca Hortensia Maior at 22:59, 18 September 2008

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	was just a child at bisnonna's knee back then.		was just a child at bisnonna's knee back then.

−	I suggest a small stone, a pebble, because each year another pebble is to be	+	I suggest a small stone, a pebble, because each year another pebble is to be
	added to your lararium, for each family member on his or her		added to your lararium, for each family member on his or her
	birthday. These stones build up after a while.		birthday. These stones build up after a while.

Marca Hortensia Maior at 22:59, 18 September 2008

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	was just a child at bisnonna's knee back then.		was just a child at bisnonna's knee back then.

−	~~Anyway, this would be the stone that Dexter mentions.~~ I suggest a	+	I suggest a small stone, a pebble, because each year another pebble is to be
−	small stone, a pebble, because each year another pebble is to be	+
	added to your lararium, for each family member on his or her		added to your lararium, for each family member on his or her
	birthday. These stones build up after a while.		birthday. These stones build up after a while.
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	twigs, tied with red wool to form a cross, was another charm of		twigs, tied with red wool to form a cross, was another charm of
	protection, calling on Jupiter and Hercules, long before its		protection, calling on Jupiter and Hercules, long before its
−	adoption	+	adoption by others. Many other such charms that you may know about also had
−	by others. Many other such charms that you may know about also had	+
	their origins in earlier traditions and might decorate your house.		their origins in earlier traditions and might decorate your house.

Marca Hortensia Maior at 22:52, 18 September 2008

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−	The goddess [[Carmentis]] oversees childbirth. Here is ~~a ritual for dea Carmentis:~~	+	The goddess [[Carmentis]] oversees childbirth. Here is the [[Ritus Carmenae (Nova Roma)]]

	another Roman practice related		another Roman practice related