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Bronze inscription from Aldobrandini
This plaque, now on display in the British Museum, may have come from the Aldobrandini Mithraeum in Ostia.
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14 Jun 2009
Updated on 27 Jan 2022
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B4 ronze slab (H. 0.41 Br. 0.285) with inscr. No. 235. It seems to have been found in the same sanctuary [of Aldobrandini]. From the Castellani ColI. to London, Br. Mus.
The top of the tablet is divided into three sections by two triangular notches. In the central section the naked bust of Sol with an aureole of seven rays around his head, three of which are broken off. The bust emerges from acanthus-leaves. In the r. section a patera, in the l. section a sacrificial knife.
The top of the tablet is divided into three sections by two triangular notches. In the central section the naked bust of Sol with an aureole of seven rays around his head, three of which are broken off. The bust emerges from acanthus-leaves. In the r. section a patera, in the l. section a sacrificial knife.
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Data
- Location
Mitreo Aldobrandini, Ostia, Latium (Italia) Ostia (Italy) - Current location
British Museum London (United Kingdom) - Type
- Labels
- Dimensions H. 42 W. 29 D. cm
- Material Bronze
- Canonical URI
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- MMM 141
- CIMRM 234
- CIL XIV 403
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- Mithraeum Mitreo Aldobrandini
- Monumentum Mitreo Aldobrandini