Examples of using Mithras in English and their translations into Italian
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Mithras was the name of the Being who held the Office of the Christ-Krishna(or Lord Maitreya in the Buddhist Tradition)
This doesn't mean that Julian didn't practice the cult of Mithras, that was, together with the Sol Invictus,
Mithras is therefore the Sun- the one who holds the Office of the Christ,
We will stop for refreshment into an old pub, then we will discover places of worship attended by initiates into the mysteries of the God Mithras, ancient buildings high up to four floors, but also rich aristocratic
gods of solar monism such as Mithras and Sol Invictus.
dedicated to the cult of the god Mithras in the Roman era.
And the Christians of about the fifth or sixth century of the Christian era finally chose the date which had been in use for the celebration of the birthday of the Persian god, Mithras- December 25th.
The Gospel of John does not mention a terrestrial birth because the Christian theologians preferred to give him a theological birth as the"Word", to make their Messiah a"Logos" as Mithras was in the Avestic religion.
Attis, and Mithras.
It was taught that, when a man died, he went before Mithras for judgment, and that at the end of the world Mithras would summon all the dead from their graves to face the last judgment.
frightened the primitive populations and, actually, besides Mithras, in the area there were places of worship of other gods, then replaced by Christian chapels and basilicas.
including the Temple of Mithras, sections of the London Wall(at the Barbican
Mithras as Christ in Ancient Times"The night of December 25,
Her volume(1962) on the oriental cults in the harbor town(Magna Mater, Mithras, Egyptian deities among who Isis
next to the temple of the god Mithras, above the house of Aquila
next to the temple of the god Mithras and above the house of Aquila
the first Christians who met under the city of Rome used as their places of worship the subterranean temples of Mithras, from whose cult has been borrowed much of the sacerdotalism7 of the modem church.
Phaëton's fall to Earth and the vitality of Mithras in his multiple guises are only a small part of the enormous legacy of beliefs,
next to the temple of the god Mithras, above the house of Aquila
that Jesus is a copy of Horus, Mithras, Krishna, Dionysis