mithraic mysteries造句

• A lion-faced figurine is usually associated with the Mithraic mysteries.
• Clauss states : " the Mithraic Mysteries had no public ceremonies of its own.
• Like the other five earliest monuments of the Mithraic mysteries, it dates to around 100 CE.
• The premature death of Emperor Julian was one of the causes of the Jesus mystery eventually winning over the Mithraic mysteries.
• Another Roman mystery cult in which a sacrificial bull played a role was that of the 1st-4th century Mithraic Mysteries.
• He had been owning the Mithraic Mysteries article for years and is fuming because he is not allowed to own it anymore.
• Another reason for not connecting these artifacts with the Mithraic Mysteries is that the first of these plaques was found in a woman's tomb.
• Like all Greco-Roman mysteries, the Mithraic Mysteries was limited to initiates, and there is very little known about the cult's beliefs or practices.
• The iconography on the right side of the helmet is of a great interest, and has been interpreted in light of the tauroctony scene from the Mithraic Mysteries.
• Another form of the same pattern was being drenched in the blood of a sacrificial victim symbolic of the god, as in the Mithraic mysteries ( Cumont had a famous monograph on this ).
• Roger is a long-standing contributor to the page Mithraic Mysteries and has expressed strong disagreement with recent substantial edits which added further information, but he has not been able to convince others he is right.
• Some of the many divinities that the Romans nominally adopted from other cultures also came to be worshipped in Mysteries, for instance, Egyptian Isis, Persian Mithraic Mysteries, Thracian / Phrygian Sabazius, and Phrygian Cybele.
• It appears to me that Roger is now attempting to exercise ownership over the Mediation Talk Page, just as he has been doing to the Mithraic mysteries page itself, and to the talk page attached to it.
• Although now-1960 } } years old, no updated corpora have been published since Vermaseren's, and " CIMRM " thus remains the standard reference catalog of inscriptions and monuments of the Mithraic Mysteries.
• One theory I've read is that there's ( supposedly ) a very ancient connection between the spring equinox, the constellations of the Zodiac, and various religious rituals and holidays such as Passover and Easter, and aspects of the Mithraic Mysteries.
• The example I mentioned had to do with the Mithraic Mysteries page . . . . Very quick response came from Newby, that obviously that Mithraism page needs an expert . . . He even " helpfully " stuck a heading to say so right on top of my posting.
• The coincidences between the resurrection story and existing contemporary beliefs ( such as the Mithraic Mysteries or the Myth of Osiris and Isis ) might be evidence that the story was created by a person or group, perhaps feeling himself or itself divinely inspired, aiming to create an inspirational cult initially aimed at Jews.
• However, in Porphyry's Greek text " De Abstinentia " ( ???v ?????? ??????? ), there is a reference to the now-lost histories of the Mithraic mysteries by Euboulus and Pallas, the wording of which suggests that these authors treated the name " Mithra " as an indeclinable foreign word.
• However, in Porphyry s Greek text " De Abstinentia " ( ?" ???v ????? ?????? " ?), there is a reference to the now-lost histories of the Mithraic mysteries by Euboulus and Pallas, the wording of which suggests that these authors treated the name " Mithra " as an indeclinable foreign word.
• Taking a different view from other modern scholars, Ulansey argues that the Mithraic mysteries began in the Greco-Roman world as a religious response to the discovery by the Greek astronomer Hipparchus of the astronomical phenomenon of the precession of the equinoxes & ndash; a discovery that amounted to discovering that the entire cosmos was moving in a hitherto unknown way.