About Modern Sacerdotes
Within the Cultus Deorum Romanorum, every senior member of a household is a priest within their own family. The Sacerdotes of the Res Publica represent priests dedicated to specific deities which do not have a flamen priest within the Collegium Pontificum. These priests help lead the traditions and rites to a particular diety within the Sacra Publica (public religion). They are to help develop and restore these ancient cults, provide education, mentorship, and perform rites on behalf of the Roman Republic community, and to keep the community abreast about their public activities within their responsibility.
There is no limit on the number of Sacerdotes to a particular deity. Additional deities not listed here may be officially recognized with a Sacerdos if approved by the Collegium Pontificum. All citizens listed as Sacerdotes are approved and coordinated by the Collegium Pontificum.
Sacerdotes from around the world gather online to discuss matters pertaining to the Cultus Deorum at the Communitas Religiosa Romana Sacerdotes forum.
Apollinis Sacerdotes (Apollo)
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Lucius Vitellius Triarius
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Gaius Florius Aetius
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Titus Aurelius Apollinaris
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Mania Aurelia Apollonia
Bacchi Sacerdotes (Bacchus)
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Faustus Gallius Eugenius
Cereris Sacerdotes (Ceres)
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Tiberius Terentius Varro
Fortunae Sacerdotes (Fortuna)
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Lucius Aurelius Curio
Martii Sacerdotes (Mars)
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Appius Iunius Seneca
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Publius Iunius Brutus
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Aulus Iulius Caesar
Minervae Sacerdotes (Minerva)
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Publius Iunius Brutus
Silvani Sacerdotes (Silvanus)
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Titus Latinius Augustus
Triviae Sacerdotes (Triva)
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Octavia Aurelia Fulva