PLATES. VOLUME FIRST.

I.

Three representations of Mount Argaeus original: "Argæus", now called Mount Argau, near Tyana and Caesarea Taurica: which show it to have been a hollow and volcanic original: "inflamed" mountain. Taken from the coins of Patinus, Seguinus, and others.

II.

Temple of Mithras in the mountains of Persia near Chilminar and the plain of the Magi, from Le Bruyn. Volume 2, Plate 158.
Temples carved in the rock near the same plain, from Le Bruyn. Plates 166, 167.

III.

Petra Mithrae original: "Petra Mithræ"; the Rock of Mithras, or Temple of Mithras, in the same region: from Thevenot. Part 2, chapter 7.

IV.

The ship of Isis with the Ark and paterae shallow libation bowls used in ancient sacrifices, from Pococke’s Egypt. Plate 42.
A second description of the ship of Isis, etc.

V.

Temple of Mithras Petraeus original: "Mithras Petræus"; Mithras of the Rock from Le Bruyn. Plate 158.