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Monumentum

Altar of Lucretius Mnester and Aemilius Philetus

This marble altar was found ’in the street called di Branco’, behind the palace of the Cardinal of Bologna, in Rome.
  • Altar of Mnester and Philetus, front

    Altar of Mnester and Philetus, front
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  • Altar of Mnester and Philetus, right

    Altar of Mnester and Philetus, right
    EDCS 

  • Altar of Mnester and Philetus, front

    Altar of Mnester and Philetus, front
    EDCS 

  • Altar of Mnester and Philetus, back

    Altar of Mnester and Philetus, back
    EDCS 

 
The New Mithraeum
9 Jul 2024

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Ara marmorea in domo quadam quae est a dextra vici Iudaeorum in platea vulgo di Branco paulo post palatium Cardinalis di Bologna.

Deo / invicto / Mithrae / C(aius) Lucretius Mnester / M(arcus) Aemilius Philetus / summag(istri) anni primi / M(arcus) Aemili Chrysanti / d(e) s(uo) d(onum) d(ederunt).

Left: ears; right: poppies.



A marble altar in a certain house that is to the right of the street of the Jews in the street commonly called di Branco, just beyond the palace of the Cardinal of Bologna.



The ara comes from Rome, from the house of Francesco della Porta. The

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