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Meanings of Mithras in English
Synonyms
Examples for "Mithra"
Examples for "Mithra"
1
And yet the sun also was worshipped under the name of Mithra.
2
The ancient authors tell us almost nothing about the origin of Mithra.
3
His peroration summed up the contest as that between Mithra and Ahriman.
4
Mysteries of Mithra, a cave represented the arrangement of the World, 413-m.
5
He'd reserved the Telescope of Saunts Mithra & Mylax for the night.
Usage of Mithras in English
1
He cursed himself for letting Mithras think he had given any ground.
2
Eventually his worship found its way to Rome where he is Mithras.
3
He lifted the sword again, laying the edge on Mithras' other arm.
4
Wake, Otanes, wake, the Magi are singing the morning hymn to Mithras.
5
Zeus released his grip and Mithras sighed, nearly collapsing in a heap.
6
Jesus, Horus, Dionysus, Helios, and Mithras all claim Yule as their birthday.
7
A brave foe, by Mithras, is far better than a feeble friend.
8
Who among Mithras' followers would know the truth about these things?
9
Zeus placed the edge of the sword on Mithras' exposed upper right arm.
10
He gazed uneasily at the massed enemy ranks, asking for Mithras' continued favour.
11
The Mysteries of Mithras flourished more than any others in the imperial city.
12
Others in the crowd held back the aggressors and urged Mithras to flee.
13
Ethically, I find Mithras the best of all the mystery cults.
14
He withdrew the blade and then jabbed it into Mithras' chest.
15
Then Mithras is called up to heaven, after celebrating a sacramental last supper.
16
In March 351, I was admitted to the mysteries of Mithras.