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Mithra Slaughtering a Sacred Bull at The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg

Title
Mithra Slaughtering a Sacred Bull


Artist
Unknown, Roman work


Date
2nd century A.D.


Medium
Marble


Dimensions
x


Accession #
P-1711 (A.33)


Credit
Provenance: 1787, from the collection of John Lyde-Brown in London



Mythra is the Indo-Iranian divinity of the sun, the light and the good. The plants have originatedfrom the blood of the bull slain by him, and the soil has become fertile. The cult of Mythra was widely popular in the Roman Empire.
 

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