The New Mithraeum
28 May 2026
Relief in grey sandstone (H. 1.33 Br. 1.18 D. 0.30), found at Fellbach near Cannstatt. Stuttgart, Württ. Landesmus.Sixt, Schwaben I, 48ff and fig.; MMM II 341f No. 241 and fig. 215; Haug-Sixt, Röm. Inschr. Württ., 248f No. 348; Esp. Rec. Germ., 245ff No. 390 and fig.; Koepp, Germ. Rom. IV², 57 and Pl. XXXIV, 2; Schoppa, Pl. 89. See fig. 349.The relief has a vaulted grotto in which the usual bullkilling is represented. Mithras is not kneeling on the bull's back but stands frontally with his l. leg bended. Behind the bull a krater; a lion near the bull. On l. an altar with a crescent and a triangle…
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