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| − | [[ | + | For traditional State Priests and Priesthoods within Nova Roma, see [[Priests (Nova Roma)|Priests and Priesthoods]]. |
| − | + | While the goal of Nova Roma is to reconstruct the traditional ''[[:Category:religio Romana (Nova Roma)|religio Romana]]'', we understand that the ancient "foreign" religions were an important part of the cosmopolitan Roman experience for centuries. Therefore, as part of our effort to reconstruct Roman religion and culture, Nova Roma makes foreign cults and priesthoods available within our public community. | |
| + | Foreign cults may only become a part of the public Nova Roman community through formal application to the Senate and ''[[collegium pontificum (Nova Roma)|collegium pontificum]]'' of Nova Roma. These cults are separate and autonomous from the ''religio Romana''. However they are subject to Nova Roman law, decisions by ''[[senatus consultum]]'' issued by the Nova Roman Senate, and to ''[[Decretum|decreta]]'' issued by the ''collegium pontificum''. Once accepted, foreign cults must submit a report to the Nova Roma Senate and to the ''collegium pontificum'' once yearly to satisfy modern incorporation requirements. | ||
| − | + | ==Applying for Priesthood== | |
| − | + | Nova Roma will accept applications for various 'foreign' and provincial priesthoods. As priesthoods available to the citizens of Nova Roma are important, we do ask that applicants for foreign and provincial priesthoods meet the following guidelines. Any questions about priesthood should be directed to the ''collegium pontificum''. | |
| − | + | If you would like to become a priest or priestess in Nova Roma, please submit an application. | |
| − | + | ==Foreign Cults== | |
| − | + | The "foreign" cults include religions that came to Rome from other countries and were never completely adopted as part of the official ''religio Romana'', as well as the cults of deities that were specific to the various ''provinciae''. Generally such priesthoods are a ''sacerdos'' position, unless there is another specific historical title. | |
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| − | The "foreign" cults include religions that came to Rome from other countries and were never completely adopted as part of the official | + | |
===Greco-Roman Cults=== | ===Greco-Roman Cults=== | ||
| − | + | ====Apollon==== | |
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| − | + | ;Apollinis Templi Sacerdotes (priests who tend the temple of Apollo): | |
| + | *[[Cyrene Lucretia Corva Apollinaris (Nova Roma)|Cyrene Lucretia Corva Apollinaris]] | ||
| − | Bacchic Mysteries | + | ====Bacchic Mysteries==== |
| − | Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation) | + | ;Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation): |
| − | Eleusinian Mysteries | + | ====Eleusinian Mysteries==== |
| − | Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation) | + | ;Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation): |
| − | === | + | ===Romano-Persian Cults=== |
| − | Mithraic Mysteries | + | ====Mithraic Mysteries==== |
| − | Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation) | + | ;Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation): |
| − | + | ;Sacerdos Mithrae (without specific function assigned): | |
| − | + | *[[Sibylla Ambrosia Flavia (Nova Roma)|Sibylla Ambrosia Flavia]] | |
| − | Mysteries | + | ====Orphic Mysteries==== |
| − | + | ;Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation): | |
| − | + | ====Mysteries of [[Magna Mater]]==== | |
| − | + | ;Archigalli (senior priests who are responsible for performing the Taurobolium sacrifice): | |
| − | + | ;Galii (eunuch-priests-- cannot be Citizens of Rome): | |
| − | + | ;Sacerdotes Magnae Matris (ordinary priests and priestesses): | |
| + | *[[Quinta Iulia Caesar (Nova Roma)|Quinta Iulia Caesar]] | ||
| − | + | ===Romano-Egyptian Cults=== | |
| − | Sacerdotes (ordinary priests and priestesses) | + | ====[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NovaRoma-Isis/ '''Mysteries of Isis and Serapis''']==== |
| + | '''Sacerdotes Isidis et Serapidis (ordinary priests and priestesses of Isis and Serapis):''' | ||
| + | * [[Gaius Cordius Symmachus (Nova Roma)|Gaius Cordius Symmachus]] | ||
| − | + | ==Foreign Provincial ''Sacerdotes'' (minor priesthoods)== | |
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| − | + | As with the Roman deities there are a vast number of provincial deities that were part of the ''religio Romana'' on a local level only. These priesthoods would include the worship of deities from provinces including Britannia, Gallia, Germania, Hispania, Numidia, etc. The foreign ''sacerdotes'' are the lesser "everyday" priesthoods that tended provincial temples and shrines, maintain the worship of a deity, and who assist the populace with their worship of that deity. | |
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| − | + | [[Category:Priests and priesthoods (Nova Roma)]] | |
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For traditional State Priests and Priesthoods within Nova Roma, see Priests and Priesthoods.
While the goal of Nova Roma is to reconstruct the traditional religio Romana, we understand that the ancient "foreign" religions were an important part of the cosmopolitan Roman experience for centuries. Therefore, as part of our effort to reconstruct Roman religion and culture, Nova Roma makes foreign cults and priesthoods available within our public community.
Foreign cults may only become a part of the public Nova Roman community through formal application to the Senate and collegium pontificum of Nova Roma. These cults are separate and autonomous from the religio Romana. However they are subject to Nova Roman law, decisions by senatus consultum issued by the Nova Roman Senate, and to decreta issued by the collegium pontificum. Once accepted, foreign cults must submit a report to the Nova Roma Senate and to the collegium pontificum once yearly to satisfy modern incorporation requirements.
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Applying for Priesthood
Nova Roma will accept applications for various 'foreign' and provincial priesthoods. As priesthoods available to the citizens of Nova Roma are important, we do ask that applicants for foreign and provincial priesthoods meet the following guidelines. Any questions about priesthood should be directed to the collegium pontificum.
If you would like to become a priest or priestess in Nova Roma, please submit an application.
Foreign Cults
The "foreign" cults include religions that came to Rome from other countries and were never completely adopted as part of the official religio Romana, as well as the cults of deities that were specific to the various provinciae. Generally such priesthoods are a sacerdos position, unless there is another specific historical title.
Greco-Roman Cults
Apollon
- Apollinis Templi Sacerdotes (priests who tend the temple of Apollo)
Bacchic Mysteries
- Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation)
Eleusinian Mysteries
- Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation)
Romano-Persian Cults
Mithraic Mysteries
- Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation)
- Sacerdos Mithrae (without specific function assigned)
Orphic Mysteries
- Mystagogos (Priest who leads others in initiation)
Mysteries of Magna Mater
- Archigalli (senior priests who are responsible for performing the Taurobolium sacrifice)
- Galii (eunuch-priests-- cannot be Citizens of Rome)
- Sacerdotes Magnae Matris (ordinary priests and priestesses)
Romano-Egyptian Cults
Mysteries of Isis and Serapis
Sacerdotes Isidis et Serapidis (ordinary priests and priestesses of Isis and Serapis):
Foreign Provincial Sacerdotes (minor priesthoods)
As with the Roman deities there are a vast number of provincial deities that were part of the religio Romana on a local level only. These priesthoods would include the worship of deities from provinces including Britannia, Gallia, Germania, Hispania, Numidia, etc. The foreign sacerdotes are the lesser "everyday" priesthoods that tended provincial temples and shrines, maintain the worship of a deity, and who assist the populace with their worship of that deity.
