Imperator Caesar Divi filius Augustus, Pontifex Maximus, Consul XIII, Imperator XXI, Tribuniciae potestatis XXXVII, Pater patriae
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Imperator et Pontifex Maximus Romae
A visit to the Pietas Community’s Temple to Jupiter in Rome and an interview with the Religio Romana organization’s leader and pontifex maximus, Giuseppe Barbera Hermes Helios.
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Spotlight on Traditions: An evening with Pietas – Comunità Gentile TWH visits the Pietas Community’s Temple to Jupiter in Rome and interviews the Religio Romana organization’s leader and pontifex maximus, Giuseppe Barbera Hermes Helios.
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u/Tagmeister to retire as Pontifex Maximus. Whomsoever shall wish to become the new Pontifex Maximus, which is truly a great honor, shall comment here or message me through the live chat, or you can directly PM me.
New Pontifex Maximus
Salvete, Senators
This is a very simple proposition, so I won't draw it out. CN, the previous Pontifex Maximus, has resigned from the aforementioned office in order to become consul. Therefore we need a new one. As you should all know, one of the chief duties of the Pontifex Maximus is to supervise the calendar, and u/D-Ulpius-Sutor has been doing this dutifully for weeks. For this very reason, unless anyone else wants to apply, I say that we should promote Ulpius to the role of Pontifex Maximus.
May Rome remain ever glorious
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Pontifex Maximus, Me, Digital, 2021
Why did later Roman emperors divest themselves of leadership of the state religion (pontifex maximus). Seems like a lot of power to give up. Byzantine emperors kept clashing with their patriarchs.
Domus Publica is now complete, the residency of the Pontifex Maximus is ready for use
The Curia Julia is now complete... First session of the Roman Senate will come to order soon, and once we get a Pontifex Maximus, and some Quaestors.
Three Roman emperors depicted as the Pontifex Maximus, or chief priest, from late 1st century BCE to early 4th century CE. Left to right: Augustus (Palazzo Massimo), Hadrian (Capitoline), and Maxentius (Ostia). The libation bowl (for liquid offerings), veil, and scroll impart piety and preparedness
TDIH: March 6, 12 BCE, The Roman Emperor Augustus is named Pontifex Maximus, incorporating the position into that of the emperor. Illustration: Augustus as pontifex maximus (Via Labicana Augustus)
-So, how did Pontifex Maximus die? -Uh, we don't speak about that...
I feel like there was a missed opportunity to have some dialogue when using a Pontifex Maximus figurine on Nabanik.
Even if it's just something like:
"Really?"
"What?"
"Your own action figure?"
"I was a popular guy, what can I say."
How was Ceasar elected to be the new pontifex maximus?
There are a few questions related to this, but I couldn't find any real answers.
I have a lot of questions relating to this topic. Primarily, all I can find is that ceasar was young, went into debt and narrowly won. But that only raises more question. What is know about his election? How did he campaign? What did he spend so much money on? How did this election work in general? Who where his opponents? What were his qualifications?
27BC. Augustus as Pontifex Maximus instructs people to writing a book of Julius Caesar, a leader loved by the people and martyred, who ascended into divinity. The book includes Roman myth, history and law and is spread to enforce Romanisation inside and outside the borders.
Over time, this boosts the Imperial cult and syncretises it with the accepted pantheons of the land.
What happens over the centuries and how would this religion develop?
The title "Pontifex Maximus", still used by the Pope of the Catholic Church, was first attributed to Numa, the semi-mythical second King of Rome. How far back from Francis can this title be directly traced, and are there any older traceable titles still in existence?
Pontifex maximus: the Roman high priest.
Is there anyway (or resource) to accurately gauge how much debt Julius Caesar was in during his run for Pontifex Maximus?
I've tried reading around on the subject and it seems like most people conclude he had amassed about 1300 talents worth of debt. But is there anyway to assess what that really meant?
I present to you, Pontifex Maximus Decius Gaidoaldingi, my favorite character I've played in this game
My Pontifex Maximus is the God of War himself. Zeus Vult!
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Immortal Pontifex Maximus Norse Hellenic Wolf Warrior Hero Basileu of the Empire - no fucks given
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Thank you Pontifex Maximus, very cool
Jus turned Hellenic and made myself Pontifex Maximus, now I can't vote for anyone for Byzantium Title?
A young Julius Caesar took on crippling debt he could never hope to repay to narrowly win the vote to become Pontifex Maximus. What if he lost? Was there a Roman debtors' prison? Declared bankrupt? Would he be exiled? What comes next?
Fun Fact: 'Pontifex Maximus' stolen by early Catholic Church from pagans.
The title of 'Pontifex Maximus' was bestowed on the lucky individual chosen to be the "High Priest" of the polytheistic Roman cult. Julius Caesar was appointed the title and served until his death in 63 BCE. The Catholics adopted the title for their head bishop when Emperor Gratian declined the Pontifex in 383 AD. The Pope was now the Pontiff. Paganism is intertwined into Catholicism fairly deep.
"Merchant republics and patricians cannot usurp kingdoms" - but I'm Byzantine Emperor and Pontifex Maximus
I cannot usurp the Kingdom of Italy as the Byzantine Emperor and head of the reformed Hellenic religion (aka Pontifex Maximus) for the above reason
is there anything I can do? Going to SPQR so kind of need it!
The title "Pontifex Maximus", still used by the Pope of the Catholic Church, was first attributed to Numa, the semi-mythical second King of Rome. How far back from Francis can this title be directly traced, and are there any older traceable titles still in existence?
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Pontifex Maximus by John Blanche
When the Pontifex Maximus is back on his bullshit
Being Pontifex Maximus has it's benefits
In their tongue he is Pontifex maximus, Hero of Rome
Three Roman emperors depicted as the Pontifex Maximus, or chief priest, from late 1st century BCE to early 4th century CE. Left to right: Augustus (Palazzo Massimo), Hadrian (Capitoline), and Maxentius (Ostia). The libation bowl (for liquid offerings), veil, and scroll impart piety and preparedness
Three Roman emperors depicted as the Pontifex Maximus, or chief priest, from late 1st century BCE to early 4th century CE. Left to right: Augustus (Palazzo Massimo), Hadrian (Capitoline), and Maxentius (Ostia). The libation bowl (for liquid offerings), veil, and scroll impart piety and preparedness
Three Roman emperors depicted as the Pontifex Maximus, or chief priest, from late 1st century BCE to early 4th century CE. Left to right: Augustus (Palazzo Massimo), Hadrian (Capitoline), and Maxentius (Ostia). The libation bowl (for liquid offerings), veil, and scroll impart piety and preparedness
My Son and Heir to the Roman Empire, future Pontifex Maximus and his genius wife. She is his step-niece and half sister, a result of my affair with my other son's genius wife.
How Is Pontifex Maximus Possible
Who shall be appointed Pontifex Maximus?
The New Pontifex Maximus is u/CNroguesarentallbad
He will assume his duties shortly
The title "Pontifex Maximus", still used by the Pope of the Catholic Church, was first attributed to Numa, the semi-mythical second King of Rome. How far back from Francis can this title be directly traced, and are there any older traceable titles still in existence?
If the Pope is the pontifex maximus, then who is the gluteus maximus?
Does the Pontifex Maximus actually do anything?
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