Tauroctony relief reconstruction from Mackwiller

J. J. Hatt in CAAAH 1957, 78 and fig. 22 gives a provisory reconstruction of the relief with the scene of Mithras as a bullkiller:1) Part of the rock.2) The breast, the l. shoulder, the r. arm; the r.h. with dagger, the l. arm, the Phrygian cap of Mithras. Parts of the flying cloak and of the hips.3) The bull's muzzle and the fingers of Mithras' l.h. Part of the bull's horn.4) The head, the bust and torso, one knee of a torchbearer in Phrygian cap (Cautopates?). The eyes were laid in with glass (CRAI 1955, 406 and fig. 2; CAAAH, fig. 15).5) The greater part of the body of the torchbearer; his Phrygian cap…