mithraic

Adjective

Meaning

of or relating to Mithraism or its god

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

mithraistic religion faith

Phrases with the word

mithraic religion mithraic belief mithraic mysticism mithraic philosophy mithraic practice mithraic tradition

Examples

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. Source: Internet

Arimanius is known from inscriptions to have been a god in the Mithraic cult (CIMRM 222 from Ostia, 369 from Rome, 1773 and 1775 from Pannonia). Source: Internet

For their feasts, Mithraic initiates reclined on stone benches arranged along the longer sides of the Mithraeum – typically there might be room for 15 to 30 diners, but very rarely many more than 40 men. Source: Internet

Clauss, M., The Roman cult of Mithras, pp. 144 145: "Justin’s charge does at least make clear that Mithraic commandments did exist." Source: Internet

First, she uses it to kill the Mithraic on the Ark. Later, she defends the camp from the newly-discovered beasts that first attack Tempest and threaten the settlement in season 1, episode 4, "Nature's Course". Source: Internet

Gordon maintains the former theory of Merkelbach and others, especially noting such examples as Dura where all names are associated with a Mithraic grade. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Mithra Mithracin Mithraeum mithraic belief mithraic ceremony mithraic cult