- In the
Roman Empire of the
second to
fourth centuries,
taurobolium referred to
practices involving the
sacrifice of a bull,
which after mid-second century...
- Cybele,
perhaps anti****ting by
several centuries the pit used in her
taurobolium and
criobolium sacrifices during the
Roman imperial era. Over time, her...
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archigallus came the
Phrygianum sanctuary as well as the rite of the
taurobolium as it
pertains to the
Magna Mater, two
aspects of the
Magna Mater's cultus...
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distinct from the
sacrifice of a bull in
ancient Rome
called a
taurobolium; the
taurobolium was
mainly part of the
unrelated cult of Cybele.
Despite the...
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special ceremony instituted after the rise, and on the
analogy of the
taurobolium,
which was
performed in
honor of the
Great Mother, for the
purpose of...
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practices of the
Roman Empire of the 2nd to 4th
centuries included the
taurobolium, in
which a bull was
sacrificed for the well-being of the
people and...
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Taurobolium ex voto
altar dedicated to the
Mother of the Gods on
behalf of the emperor's wellbeing, set up by a
priest in
Roman Gaul (CIL 12.1569...
- of a
taurobolium (a form of bull sacrifice),
performed at her
shrine in
Pozzuoli on 5 October 134. This form of the goddess, and the
taurobolium, are...
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Religion (Blackwell, 2007), pp. 264, 266. For the
Taurobolium, see Duthoy, Robert, The
Taurobolium: Its
Evolution and Terminology,
Volume 10, Brill, 1969...
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Google Books.[full
citation needed] Malloch, D.K. (2006).
Christ and the
Taurobolium - Lord
Mithras in the
Genesis of Christianity. Scotland: Lochan. ISBN 9780954078614...
