The New Mithraeum
28 May 2026
Vase (form Dragendorff-Déchelette 72) found in 1957 at Lezoux (section H, No. 397–398) only one half of which is preserved. Lezoux, Arch. Museum.A. Morlet in Les Nouvelles Littéraires 26–IX–1957, 7 and fig.; Comité de Lezoux, Vase à relief d'applique représentant Mithra in Ogam IX, 1957, 147ff and Pls XIII–XIX. See fig. 257 kindly offered by Dr. A. Morlet.Mithras as a bullkiller in a rectangle, bordered by twigs and pearls in barbotine. Underneath the bull are the serpent and the scorpion. The god's flying cloak is decorated with a large rosette. Behind this scene are the dog and…
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