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Two-sided relief of Mithra, Indo-Iranian god of friendship and guardian of cosmic order, Mithra slaying bull to fertilize universe, From Rome

Two-sided relief of Mithra, Indo-Iranian god of friendship and guardian of cosmic order, Mithra slaying bull to fertilize universe, From Rome


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Two-sided relief of Mithra, Indo-Iranian god of friendship and guardian of cosmic order, Mithra slaying bull to fertilize universe, From Rome

Roman civilization, 2nd-3rd century A.D. Two-sided relief of Mithra, Indo-Iranian god of friendship and guardian of the cosmic order. Mithra slaying the bull to fertilize the universe. From Rome

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Ancient History Bas Relief Bull Circa 2nd Century Circa 3rd Century Courage Graeco Roman Mythology Stone Strength Animal Representation Mithra


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This print showcases a remarkable two-sided relief of Mithra, the Indo-Iranian god revered for his role as the guardian of cosmic order and friendship. Dating back to the 2nd-3rd century A. D. , this ancient artifact originates from Rome, highlighting the enduring influence of Roman civilization. The intricate carving depicts Mithra in an awe-inspiring act - slaying a bull to fertilize the universe itself. The image exudes strength and courage, capturing the essence of ancient mythology and its profound impact on human history. Crafted from stone in bas-relief style, this single object stands as a testament to both artistic mastery and religious devotion. In this square-shaped artwork, Mithra's male likeness is portrayed with meticulous detail, showcasing the skillful craftsmanship prevalent during that era. The absence of people allows us to focus solely on this divine scene where animal representation intertwines with human symbolism. Believed to have been created between the 2nd and 3rd centuries, this Graeco-Roman masterpiece transcends time by offering us a glimpse into an ancient world filled with rich cultural heritage. It serves as a reminder of humanity's eternal quest for understanding our place within the cosmos while honoring deities who guided our ancestors' spiritual beliefs

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