CIMRM 1245 - Possible Mithraeum II at Bingen, Germany?

1245. It is quite possible that at Bingen in the Hennebergstrasze a Mithraeum II existed (Jahresb. hess. Denkmalpflege IV, 1930, 1OO; Behrens in Mainzer Zeitschrift 1937, 44 No. 14 and fig. 28; Behrens BL, 28). Here a small temple was found, the east wall of which had traces of painting (H. 0.90 Br. 2.40 D. 0.40). But up to now the discovery of a small altar, of coins from the Constantine period and of a stone with remnants of an inscription (Museum at Bingen) has not given sufficient proof for this supposition.

An article in Allgemeine Zeitung on 6/2/2015 by Erich Michael Lang speculated that a Mithraeum might have been found in the city centre.