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A Cultus Deorum Romanorum gyakorlata modern kísérletünk az ókori római vallás rekonstrukciójára a lehető legpontosabb megközelítésben. A Cultus Deorum Romanorum nem közelíthető meg csupán azzal, hogy a római istenneveket beillesztjük a görög vagy bármely más vallás rendszerébe, mert a római vallás éppolyan egyedi terméke a kultúrának, amely létrehozta, mint bármely más vallás. Állhatatosságot, elkötelezettséget, a halhatatlan istenekkel és az univerzum rendjével összhangban folyó munkát kíván meg tőlünk, és nem csak önmagunk miatt, hanem a világért is, amelyben élünk. Az isteneknek tetsző cselekedetekkel és hozzáállással mind az állam, mind az egyén áldásban részesülhet. Már maga a cultus deorum kifejezés is többet jelent, mint istenes cselekedeteket és evilági hatalmat; léteznek a római valláson belül misztikus hagyományok is, melyek belső, spirituális gyarapodásunkat célozzák még.

Hivatalos levelezőlista

A cultus deorum témakörébe tartozó kérdések megvitatására létrehozott hivatalos levelezőlistánk: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ReligioRomana/

Cultus Deorum in Roma Antiqua

The Cultus Deorum Romanorum is the pre-Christian religion of Rome. It began as the practices of the farmers of the village of Rome.

"I am quite certain that Romulus by instituting auspices, and Numa ritual, laid the foundations of our state, which would never have been able to be so great had not the immortal gods been placated to the utmost extent." -- Cicero "On the Nature of the Gods"
Influenced by their Etruscan (and later, Greek) neighbors, the Romans developed a complex state religion that emphasised duty to the gods and serving them through exactly prescribed rituals.
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The Temple of Saturn in the Forum.
Cultus Deorum in Nova Roma

Sometimes called "Roman Paganism", the modern practice of the Cultus Deorum Romanorum is an attempt to reconstruct the ancient religion of the Romans as closely as possible, making as few concessions to modern sensibilities as possible. As with other forms of historical reconstructionist paganism, every attempt is made to rely on actual historical and archaeological evidence, and interpolations are made only when the primary sources are silent, and then we strive to be consistent with them. [1] When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:

  • as consistent as possible with what we do know about the classical-era Romans and their legacy.
  • clearly presented as a recent innovation. We frown on attempts to advertise something modern and invented as ancient and historical in order to give it an authority (and marketability!) it does not deserve.

Starting with the Cultus Deorum today

Because of the principles of reconstructionism, almost everything that can be said about the historical cultus is also true about the modern cultus. The articles on the cultus deorum in Roma antiqua and our "Reading list for the cultus deorum" are a good places to start.
Nova Roma Kalendáriuma

Our calendar lists all of our official festivals. A printed version is available in the Macellum.

The nundinal letter this year is G.
Cultus Deorum projects

Magna Mater Project

The ultimate goal is the restoration of the Palatine temple of Magna Mater. There is a full description of the project.

Wiki projektek

Citizens are invited to add photos to the lararium page.
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