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 This course is carried out at your own pace but people can be removed for lack of progression.
 ==Who this course is for==
 This course is for practitioners and followers of the Cultus Deorum Romanorum who wish to become a [[Sacerdos|sacerdos]] or other religious officials (excluding [[Augur|augurēs]]). This course requires a lot of self-determination and a lot of motivation. This course is for complete beginners.
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 By the end of the course you will be trained enough to be a sacerdos, however you can continue learning if you feel the need.
 ==Supporting Materials==
 Lessons are handed to students via pdf file format. These lessons are usually 2 sides of A4 paper and cover concepts fundamental to the worship of Roman gods and daily life as a practitioner. This means they will not only be trained to be a priest but be some of the best religious practitioners, bringing their daily life closer to the Roman gods.
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 This handbook is not to be distributed to anyone outside the Imperivm Romanvm in its entirety. The handbook can however be used as a source of discussion, argument and debate. The handbook can be cited as a source and quotes can be taken from the handbook that do not exceed the length of one section.
 ==Supplementing your study==
 The handbook and lessons should be enough for one to become a sacerdos. However it is always preferable for one to adopt external studies that come from reputable sources. These sources can be discussed with any of the sacerdotes or current camilli.
 It is mandatory that you should conduct practical studies into the religion as well in the form of rituals.
 ==Programme of Study==
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+==Application for the course==
+All applicants should send a request to become a camillus to [/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#4536202b24312a372036052c283520372c332868372a28242b33286b262a28 here]. In the following days you should receive back an application form, any questions should be discussed via email.
+== Further Reading ==
+The Camillus Programme contains all the information needed for a Civis to become a Sacerdos. This does not mean however that a civis should be limited by this and they should only follow the materials on the Camillus Programme. It is encouraged, at all points in the course, before the course and after the course, that a Camillus should be reading supplementary materials to further their knowledge beyond the curriculum.
+These are a few of the texts recommended for Camilli to read.
+Many of these texts may be available on library genesis, so we recommend all look there.
+=== On the Religio Romana in General ===
+* Dictionary of Roman Religion
+** ISBN: 0195142330
+** Author: Lesley Adkins, Roy A. Adkins
+* An Introduction to Roman Religion
+** Translator: Janet Lloyd
+** Author: John Scheid
+** ISBN: 0253216605
+* The Gods of Ancient Rome: Religion in Everyday Life from Archaic to Imperial Times
+** ISBN: 0415929741
+** Author: Robert Turcan
+* Death and Burial in the Roman World
+** ISBN: 0801855071
+** Author: J.M.C Tonybee
+* Roman Religion: A Sourcebook
+** ISBN: 1585100307
+** Author: Warrior, Valerie M.
+* A Companion to Roman Religion
+** ISBN: 1444339249
+** Author: Rüpke, Jörg
+* A Companion to Roman Religion
+** ISBN: 1444339249
+** Author: Rüpke, Jörg
+=== On the Study and Comprehension of the Latin Language ===
+==== Lingua Latina Per se Illustrata ====
+* Lingua Latina per se Illustrata: Pars I, Familia Romana
+** ISBN: 1585104205
+** Author: Ørberg, Hans
+* Lingua Latina per se Illustrata: Pars I, Grammatica Latina
+** ISBN: 1585102237
+** Author: Ørberg, Hans
-==Application for the course==
+* Lingua Latina per se Illustrata: Pars I, Exercitia Latina
-All applicants should send a request to become a camillus to [mailto:[email protected] here]. In the following days you should receive back an application form, any questions should be discussed via email.
+** ISBN: 1585102121
+** Author: Ørberg, Hans
+* Lingua Latina per se Illustrata: Pars II, Roma Aeterna
+** ISBN: 1585103144
+** Author: Ørberg, Hans
 ==FAQ==
 <ol>
 <li>Is there a minimum amount of time one must be a citizen before being eligible for the programme?</li>
- Currently there is no minimum amount of time one must be citizen before becoming a camillus, in due course this may change.
+Currently there is no minimum amount of time one must be citizen before becoming a camillus, in due course this may change.
 <li>Are the sacerdotes consecrated to a single or multiple gods?</li>
- The sacerdotes are trained for one god, however a sacerdos can re-enter the camillus training to become a sacerdos for another god. As such one can be a sacerdos for multiple divinities. This will however bring a heavy toll onto the sacerdos.
+The sacerdotes are trained for one god, however a sacerdos can re-enter the camillus training to become a sacerdos for another god. As such one can be a sacerdos for multiple divinities. This will however bring a heavy toll onto the sacerdos.
 <li>Can a camillus retrain after graduation?</li>
- A camillus can be retrained for the same divinity or another after completion of the course.
+A camillus can be retrained for the same divinity or another after completion of the course.
 <li>How long does the training last?</li>
- As of the writing of this article, we are unsure. We expect the course to last between 6-12 months.
+As of the writing of this article, we are unsure. We expect the course to last between 6-12 months.
 <li>Can a sacerdos become a sacerdos for a foreign god?</li>
- While we do not currently specialise in foreign divinities, cults from all over the world were worshipped in Rome. We teach as per the [[Ritus Romanus]] and will continue to do so. This does not limit your worship or divinity from being a part of the course but means you will likely end up worshipping them in the Roman way.
+While we do not currently specialise in foreign divinities, cults from all over the world were worshipped in Rome. We teach as per the [[Ritus Romanus]] and will continue to do so. This does not limit your worship or divinity from being a part of the course but means you will likely end up worshipping them in the Roman way.
 </ol>
 ==Contributing to the course==
 All reputable cultores are able to contribute to the course by contacting Q. Ael. Vol.
 ==Other materials==
 You can learn more about the Cultus Deorum Romanorum by browsing this from the portal, [[Cultus Deorum Romanorum]]
 [[Category:Cultus Deorum Romanorum]]
 [[Category:Priesthoods]]
 [[Category:Education]]
 [[Category:Camillus Program]]