Attention: This entry may not have been reviewed and could contain incorrect data.MMM II 409f No. 289; 290 mentions two very exceptional terracotta lamps, which formerly were kept in the ColI. Passeri and now probably in the Museum Olivieri at Pesaro. 1) On the front of the lamp Mithras is represented as a bullkiller (MMM II fig. 338) and on the reverse the trade-mark Probi between two ears. 2) The second lamp has the shape of a bull's head (MMM II fig. 339), decorated with a medallion, which connects two crossed bands. On the horns: Dressel in RM. VI, 1892, 145 regards them both as forged and…
