Mithras "Neolithic" and The Witch's Cauldron

and The Witch's Cauldron

likely due to her assertive behavior at a time when patriarchy was new

and preached a strong moral and ethical stance of peace and love

Wearing his winged helmet bearing his caduceus

Mithras "Neolithic" and The Witch's CauldronRebirth and Renewal Mithras slays the constellation Taurus, to bring forth the regenerative powers of spring. Mithras was the most widely venerated god in the Roman Empire at the time of Christ. He bears many similarities to Christ, including birth to a Virgin on December 25. [Virginia Museum, Richmond, c. 100 CE.] 6 3 4" gypsumstone statue, sienna wash color finish. #MIT