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Monumentum

Cautes of Transylvania

There are no further details about this Mithraic statue from Transylvania, the historical region of central Romania.
 
The New Mithraeum
27 Oct 2023
Statue from Transylvania. Further particulars are lacking.

de Hammer, Mithriaca, 103 No. 56 and Pl. XII; Köppen, Nachricht, 20, XIV; MMM II 320 No. 212 and fig. 184; RRS III, 139,5.

Standing Cautes not cross-legged in Phrygian cap and a tunic. He wears boots with crenate tops. He holds a burning torch in his upraised r.h. and a bull’s head in his l.h.

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