Entretien avec le Professeur Turcan (p.5) ; Mithra, un dieu indo-européen ? J.HAUDRY (p.11) ; Mysteria Mithrae, une mystique (p.13) ; au service de l’Imperium…Bibliotheca mithriaca : C.GERARD (p.23) ; Le Culte du Soleil à Rome : J.C.MATHELIN (p.
Très intelligente petite étude du dualisme et plus précisément d'un de ses deux principes, celui du mal, conduisant des peuples primitifs aux Bogomiles et aux Cathares, par l'Iran ancien, le satan de la tradition judéo-chrétienne, la gnose et le man...
Known as Mitra to the Indians, Mithra and Zarathustra (Zoroaster in Greek) to the Iranians, and Mithras to the Romans, this is the oldest of all living deities.
The fourth in a series of weekly instalments featuring insights from the authors of Images of Mithra, published in March 2017, explores how a rock relief in western Iran, carved during the time of the Sa
I know the Mithras site (since my childhood) at Carrawburgh and have worked at the APX Xanten (Germany) knowing about the Mitras Altar find down the road in Kalkar.
Batava Auxiliary Units where stationed at Xanten and Kalkar until they where transfered in disgrace (after the Batava uprising 69/70AD) to the Vindolanda area.
I was just checking the connection and if the same Batavian Cohort had maybe built and used the two temples and had maybe brought the cult to the area of north England
I have been pleasantly surprised to read this inscription proving a Betavian connection to Mitras at Carrawburgh.
The Altar found at Kalkar (not in situ.) is unfortunately dated after the official exodus of the Batavians although the Temple itself has not been found or excavated and the founding of the temple could possibly of an earlier date!
