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Title: MID6837, SMID6983
Description: relief, relief metal, Roman – Material: bronze – Dating: 200/300 – Discovery: Brigetio (Lower Pannonie) – Description: Bronzeplatte. Mithras opfert den Stier. Links und rechts Cautopates und Cautes mit Fackel und Hirtenstab. Darüber Sol und Luna. Unter dem Stier Skorpion, Schlange, Krater, Löwe und Hund. Unten links Darstellung der Felsgeburt. In den Ecken die vier Jahreszeiten. Ganz unten in einer Reihe die Planeten- und Wochentagsgötter (Saturn, Sol, Luna, Mars, Mercur, Jupiter, Venus). – Dimensions: H 32,7 cm; B 30,1 cm
Keywords: MID6837, SMID6983, Helios/Sol 288, Helios/Sol 393a, Horai/Horae 132, Mithras 75, Mithras 165, Mithras 566, Mithras 658, Planetae (S) 31, Saturnus (S) 43, relief, relief metal, Roman, bronze, 200/300, Brigetio (Lower Pannonie), Hungary, Budapest, Musée National Hongrois (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum), 6.1943.1, kerykeion, caduceus, snake, mirror, lion, krater, thunderbolt, lightning, helmet, ear of corn, spear, bull, torch, sacrifice, corselet, raven, dog, whip, cave, mysteries of Mithras, initiated, lituus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nimbus, sickle, skorpion, Ares/Mars, Helios/Sol, Hermes/Mercurius, Mithras, Saturnus, Luna, Aphrodite/Venus, Zeus/Iuppiter, Cautes, Cautopates
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6837, SMID6983 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Helios/Sol 288, Helios/Sol 393a, Horai/Horae 132, Mithras 75, Mithras 165, Mithras 566, Mithras 658, Planetae (S) 31, Saturnus (S) 43
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: kerykeion, caduceus, snake, mirror, lion, krater, thunderbolt, lightning, helmet, ear of corn, spear, bull, torch, sacrifice, corselet, raven, dog, whip, cave, mysteries of Mithras, initiated, lituus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nimbus, sickle, skorpion, Ares/Mars, Helios/Sol, Hermes/Mercurius, Mithras, Saturnus, Luna, Aphrodite/Venus, Zeus/Iuppiter, Cautes, Cautopates
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Vermaseren, M. J., Corpus Inscriptionum et monumentorum religionis Mithriacae II (1960) 225 Nr. 1727 Abb. 448; Spätantike und frühes Christentum (Kat. ) (1983) 540 Nr. 145; Merkelbach, R., Mithras (1984) 378 Abb. 143.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Hungary, Budapest, Musée National Hongrois (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum), Inventory: 6.1943.1 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6837, SMID6983
Description: relief, relief metal, Roman – Material: bronze – Dating: 200/300 – Discovery: Brigetio (Lower Pannonie) – Description: Bronzeplatte. Mithras opfert den Stier. Links und rechts Cautopates und Cautes mit Fackel und Hirtenstab. Darüber Sol und Luna. Unter dem Stier Skorpion, Schlange, Krater, Löwe und Hund. Unten links Darstellung der Felsgeburt. In den Ecken die vier Jahreszeiten. Ganz unten in einer Reihe die Planeten- und Wochentagsgötter (Saturn, Sol, Luna, Mars, Mercur, Jupiter, Venus). – Dimensions: H 32,7 cm; B 30,1 cm
Keywords: MID6837, SMID6983, Helios/Sol 288, Helios/Sol 393a, Horai/Horae 132, Mithras 75, Mithras 165, Mithras 566, Mithras 658, Planetae (S) 31, Saturnus (S) 43, relief, relief metal, Roman, bronze, 200/300, Brigetio (Lower Pannonie), Hungary, Budapest, Musée National Hongrois (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum), 6.1943.1, kerykeion, caduceus, snake, mirror, lion, krater, thunderbolt, lightning, helmet, ear of corn, spear, bull, torch, sacrifice, corselet, raven, dog, whip, cave, mysteries of Mithras, initiated, lituus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nimbus, sickle, skorpion, Ares/Mars, Helios/Sol, Hermes/Mercurius, Mithras, Saturnus, Luna, Aphrodite/Venus, Zeus/Iuppiter, Cautes, Cautopates
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6837, SMID6983 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Helios/Sol 288, Helios/Sol 393a, Horai/Horae 132, Mithras 75, Mithras 165, Mithras 566, Mithras 658, Planetae (S) 31, Saturnus (S) 43
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: kerykeion, caduceus, snake, mirror, lion, krater, thunderbolt, lightning, helmet, ear of corn, spear, bull, torch, sacrifice, corselet, raven, dog, whip, cave, mysteries of Mithras, initiated, lituus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nimbus, sickle, skorpion, Ares/Mars, Helios/Sol, Hermes/Mercurius, Mithras, Saturnus, Luna, Aphrodite/Venus, Zeus/Iuppiter, Cautes, Cautopates
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Vermaseren, M. J., Corpus Inscriptionum et monumentorum religionis Mithriacae II (1960) 225 Nr. 1727 Abb. 448; Spätantike und frühes Christentum (Kat. ) (1983) 540 Nr. 145; Merkelbach, R., Mithras (1984) 378 Abb. 143.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Hungary, Budapest, Musée National Hongrois (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum), Inventory: 6.1943.1 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID7587, SMID7769
Description: wall painting, wall painting, Roman – Dating: 1/100 – Discovery: Pompei IX 3,10–12, Pistrinum
Keywords: MID7587, SMID7769, Agathodaimon 8, Isis 314, Selene, Luna 43, Stellae (S) 22, wall painting, Roman, 1/100, Pompei IX 3.10–12, Pistrinum, Italy, Pompei, IX 3.10-12, altar, snake, cornucopia, rudder, oar, pillar, torch, egg, pine cone, fir cone, plant, horse, pschent, Agathodaimon, Eros/Amor, Cupido, Isis
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID7587, SMID7769 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agathodaimon 8, Isis 314, Selene, Luna 43, Stellae (S) 22
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: altar, snake, cornucopia, rudder, oar, pillar, torch, egg, pine cone, fir cone, plant, horse, pschent, Agathodaimon, Eros/Amor, Cupido, Isis, Selene
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Tran Tam Tinh, V., Le culte d’Isis à Pompéi (1964) no. 58 pl. 14, 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Italy, Pompei, Inventory: IX 3,10-12 (1. Inv.)