Fitz Jenő (szerk.): Religions and Cults in Pannonia. Exhibiton an Székesfehérvár, Csók István Gallery 15 May - 30 September 1996 – Szent István Király Múzeum közleményei: A. sorozat 33. (1998)

189. Altar Limestone. Over the damaged cornice two acroteria. Cornice and basis are simply moulded. Inscription: Tra(n)sit [u d(ei?)] | Sep(timius) Va \ lenti \ nus \ opt(io). -First third of the 3rd century A.D. - 48x14,5x15,7 cm. - Sárkeszi, Mithraeum - SzIKM, Inv. no. 8636. T. NAGY 1950, 53, No.2, 111. 5. G.N. 190. Altar Limestone. Upper cornice and acroterion are heavily damaged, the basement is simply moulded. Inscription: Cauto (sic!) \ Sep(timius) \ Vale \ ntinus \ opt(io). - First third of the 3rd century. - 45x17x12 cm. - Sárkeszi, Mithraeum - SzIKM, Inv. no. 8638. T. NAGY 1950, 53-54, No. 3, 111. 6. G.N. MITHRAEUM - AQUINCUM, TRIBUNUS LATICLAVIUS-HOUSE, XVII. ?"ШХа:жШ®ШШ* The house of the deputy camp commander stood along the North-South main road, the via principalis of the legionary camp (on the Flórián tér/square). The deputy commander was in senatorial rank. In the ornate building with an inner courtyard at the end of the 2nd century a Mithras sanctuary was built by altering earlier rooms. To the present it is the sole Mithraeum found inside of a legionary camp. On the northern podium stood the founding stone of the sanctuary, above it, deepened into the wall, the central cult picture, a relief respresenting the killing of the bull was placed. After the setting of the stones the scenes of the Mithras-legend were painted on the sanctuary wall. 103