Cult of Mithra (Mithraism)
Mithraism was a mystery cult which was popular in Roman society during the early centuries of Christianity. The cult was derived from the Iranian god of light, war, and justice, Mithras, or Mithra. The worship of Mithra was practiced as far away from Rome as Britain and Germany. When the Roman Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity in 312 A.D. (C.E.), Mithraism declined.
LINNCWeb Online Catalog – Search Terms
Call Numbers for Browsing the Shelves
Circulating Books – A Selected List
Call Number: CB311 .V35 2002
Call Number: BL610 .B87 1987
Call Number: BL802 .M32
Call Number: BL722 .M33 1987
Call Number: BL802 .P46 1984
Reference Materials
Call Number: REF BF1407 .M34 1997 (Also in Circulating Books.)
o Vol. 13, pgs. 1751-1754
Call Number: REF BL473 .C67 2000
o Pg. 325
Call Number: REF BL31 .M47 1999
o Pgs. 742-743
Call Number: REF BL715 .O94 2003
o Pgs. 354-356
Research Databases
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This Research Guide is designed to help users find information on a particular topic within the Valencia College East Campus Library. This is by no means a comprehensive list of resources and other resources may be available on this topic. Please check the LINCCWeb, VCC East’s online catalog, to verify the availability of circulating books within the library. Feel free to ask a librarian for help if you need further assistance.
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Last Revised on November 20, 2021