Although the Persian version of the origins of Mithraism (particularly due to the early works of Franz Cumont and his ...

This dedicated Podcast invites scholars, archaeologists, academics, researchers and students to participate in talking about Mithras. Listen to Conversations about Mithras on Spotify. Join Yolanda De ...

An early twentieth-century theosophical account of Mithraism, its origins, mysteries, symbolism and initiatory traditions, published as the fifth volume of Mead’s Echoes from the Gnosis series. The ...

A revised presentation of the so-called Mithraic Liturgy, interpreted as a solitary rite of initiation into the Mysteries of Mithras. Published by Holmes Publishing Group in 1994, this revised edition ...

A study of the religious landscape of the Carnuntum and Vindobona hinterland, with particular attention to Mithraic communities and their relationship with the provincial capital. In the hinterland of ...

Richard Gordon explores how Mithraic ritual reinforced hierarchy, patronage and the social structures of Roman imperial power. This article analyses, within the relationship between religion and power ...

At a particular level of spiritual development it is immediately evident that the myths of the Mystery religions are essentially an allegory of the states of consciousness which are experienced by the ...

Esiste un livello da cui risulta per evidenza immediata che i miti misteriosofici sono, essenzialmente, trascrizioni allusive di una serie di stati di coscienza lungo la via della autorealizzazione.

A ceremonial gold helmet belonging to the Getic elite, discovered at Coțofenești in present-day Romania and dated to the 4th century BCE. Both cheek-pieces bear an unusual sacrificial scene showing an ...

The material evidence of the Roman cult of Mithras in Dacia – one of the shortest existing provinces of the Roman Empire – is significant: almost 300 stone monuments and several important sites are ...