Mithraeum of Dura Europos
Franz Cumont poses in front of the main altar at the Mithraeum of Dura Europos
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Plano de la primera reconstrucción del Mitreo de Dura-Europos, a partir del 210 d.C.
Vista general del emplazamiento del Mitreo de Dura Europos
Plano del primer Mitreo de Dura-Europos (168 d.C.). El santuario estaba limitado a la zona A.
First tauroctony from Dura Europos
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First tauroctony from Dura Europos
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First tauroctony from Dura Europos
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Sol and Mithras sharing a meal, Dura Europos
Detail of fresco Mithras Hunting from Dura Europos
Detail of fresco Mithras Hunting from Dura Europos
Fresque du Mithraeum de Dura Europos. La chasse de Mithra à cheval.
One of the tauroctony reliefs from Dura Europos
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Left 'Magi' from Dura Europos
Clark Hopkins
Right 'Magi' from Dura Europos
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Inscription from Dura Europos Mithraeum
Dr. Michael J. Fuller
Graffiti of Kamerios in Dura Europos
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Column with inscription Dura Europos
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Inscription in column at Dura Europos
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'When the Mithraeum was founded in about 168 A.D. (see inscr. No. 39) it consisted of three apartments. Room A (L. 4.65 Br. 5.80), the Mithras shrine, was entered by an axial door through a partition separating it from a central chamber B (L. 5.75 Br. 3.50), originally a house diwan, that opened into a courtyard D to the south, and a small chamber C.