Mithras was not really a Roman god, he was an import from Persia. However he had great appeal to the Roman soldiers. He was a men only diety, with secret degrees or levels of worship. He was a sun god and also a god of contracts and mutual obligations.
The branches of Christianity, but before and during Christianity there were several other religions followed by people in the Roman civilization. A few of them are the cult of Isis, Cybele, and Mithras.
Mercury was the Roman messenger god, the same as the Greek Hermes.
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Mars, God of War
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Cult of Mithras the sun God of Rome roman legion god lots of the mythos incorporated into Xtianity Xmas day the same as birthday of Mithras
The Persian god of light is known as Mithras in Latin and Greek. However, Mithras is not a strictly Roman or Greek god; he was originally a deity of the ancient Persian religion known as Zoroastrianism. The worship of Mithras became popular in the Roman Empire during the late 1st to the 4th century CE, and he was associated with the sun and regarded as a god of light and truth.
The Roman god, Mithras is depicted as slaying a bull. Mithras was an evolution and deification of Mithra, in the Persian Zoroastrian belief. Zoroastrian beliefs about Mithra changed over time, between regarding him more or less as a god, to being comparable to an archangel. He was always clearly inferior to Ahura Mazda.
Apollo was the Graeco - Roman sun godthere was also Sol.Apollo is normally thought of as the Roman sun god, but also mithras (or Mitra) and Sol or (Sol Invictus) was worshipped as the sun god
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AnswerMithras was a sun god, so his birthday was celebrated on December 25th, the day, shortly after the solstice, when the sun appeared to begin to rise earlier.
Mithras
Mithras is a Roman god. He was only around for a few centuries, first making an appearance in the first century and gone by the fourth century. He was a sun god and was very similar to Jesus Christ.
Ra, Mithras, Apollo, Amaterasu, Arinna, Shemesh....
The roman soldiers worshiped Mars or sometimes Bellona. They were the roman god and goddess of war. In addition to these two dieties, the worship of the god Mithras was very popular among the soldiers.
Philospphy!. Mithras was the ancient Persian God of light and truth, a sun god as it were.
The Romans often borrowed new gods from people they conquered. They hoped these new gods would make them stronger. They borrowed gods from Egypt, for example, such as the goddess Isis. Roman soldiers worshipped Mithras, a god from Iran. A soldier going on a journey might ask Mercury (god of travel) for help, as well as Mithras the soldiers' god and he might also make a sacrifice to Neptune (the sea god) if he had to travel by ship!