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Mithraeum of Riegel
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Rinaldini
September 10, 2020
Cycling
The remains of the foundation are reminiscent of the temple for the "light god" Mithras. The cults for Mithras and Cybele originated in Persia and reached the western part of the Roman Empire with the expansion of the Roman Empire with traders, merchants and occasionally also with the military around 100 AD. Both cults are documented in bars.
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Frank K. radelt
June 21, 2020
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The Mithraeum in Riegel has been preserved as a floor plan and has been excavated. Explanation board attached to the cult and location.
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Michel Z.
September 21, 2020
Road cycling
The excavation is a bit inconspicuous at first, but the information boards quickly lead to the conclusion that a stop here is advisable (as it is very informative).
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