The sacred phallus in ancient and contemporary religion, from the Shiva linga and the cult of Priapus to Roman phallic symbolism, the curious but suggestive case of the Mithras cult at Tiddis and the ...
Terracotta figurine from the Hoghmik sanctuary complex, identified by Hayk Hakobyan as Mihr-Mithra and dated to the 1st–3rd centuries AD.
Basalt altar from Dvin, dated to the 2nd century AD and interpreted as dedicated to Mithra on the basis of the symbols carved on its four sides.
Several marble fragments discovered at Garni have been interpreted by Armenia’s Service for the Protection of Historical Environment and Historical-Cultural Museum-Reserves as remains of a sculptural ...
Two marble fragments from a small statuette were discovered during excavations at Artashat in 1971, on the same hill and near a female marble statue found there. One fragment preserves part of the ...
Recueil de seize conférences données par Rudolf Steiner aux ouvriers du chantier du Goetheanum à Dornach en 1923. Steiner y aborde les rapports entre les rythmes cosmiques et l’être humain, la ...
Although the Persian version of the origins of Mithraism (particularly due to the early works of Franz Cumont and his cosmological speculations) and the portrayal of Mithras’s bull-slaying scene as ...
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 ...
A ceremonial gold helmet belonging to the Getic elite, discovered at Coțofenești in present-day Romania and dated to the 4th century BCE. Made from hammered gold sheet and decorated in repoussé, it ...
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