How To Use Mithraic In A Sentence
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Around the first century AD, the Greek historian Plutarch wrote about pirates of Cilicia who practiced the Mithraic "secret rites" around 67 BC.
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Around the first century AD, the Greek historian Plutarch wrote about pirates of Cilicia who practiced the Mithraic "secret rites" around 67 BC.
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Susie said she didn't think he was a Mithraic, see, it was still gently raining; surely Mithras would have honoured his own?
NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
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Many have noted that the title of Pope is found in Mithraic doctrine and seemingly prohibited in Christian doctrine.
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They say the site on which this fancy housing development was built was once a Mithraic temple.
NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
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That life was not all high thinking and plain living in his circle is shown by a photograph of his friends wearing togas and engaging in a ‘mithraic’ ceremony.
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The Babylonians also incorporated their belief in destiny into the Mithraic worship of Zurvan, the Persian god of infinite time and father of the gods Ahura-Mazda and Ahriman.
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As would be expected, Mithraic ruins are also found in the port city of Ostia , and in Rome the capital, where as many as seven hundred mithraea may have existed (a dozen have been identified).
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Susie said she didn't think he was a Mithraic, see, it was still gently raining; surely Mithras would have honoured his own?
NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
