CIMRM 621

TNMM 1129 ↔ CIMRM 621

About the next two monuments, no further data are known (cf. MMM II 485 No. 78c, bis): 1) In Palazzo Barberini (Zoega, Abh., 148 No.8). In a catalogue of art objects of Cardinal Barberini, made up in 1738, the group is described as follows (d. Documenti inediti per servire alta storia dei musei d'Italia, IV, 43 Intr., 8): "Prima camera del bracdo del detto appartamento terreno: un gruppo d'una figurina et un toro colco, e la figura con paneggiamento e pileo frigeo suI capo, colla manca tiene per Ie frode il toro, e colla destra il coltello in atto d'ucdderlo con scorpione, serpe e cane; stimato scudi dodiei' , . Thus, it was purchased and it is not allowed to suppose, that it should have been found in the terrain of the Palazzo, where recently a Mithraeum was discovered (Nos 389-395). . 2) Ph. a Turre, Mon. Vet. Antii, 159 mentions a "tabula Mithrae ..... in palatio duds Sanesii". ROME OUTSIDE THE WALLS AND HER NEXT SURROUNDINGS