CIMRM 663 - Tauroctony relief. Pisa, Italy

From: Wikimedia Commons. Mitreo di Pisa, Camposanto Monumentale. By LoneWolf1976. 2010.

Another image on Flickr here.

Low quality bas-relief, found in the wall of a stable in Pisa. No mithraeum is known in the city.

CIMRM entry

PISAE
663.
White marble relief (H. 0.44 Br. 0.55), the r. upper¹ corner of which is missing. "Ritrovato incassato in un muro della stabile dei Signori Eredi Chiocchini in Pisa" (Lasinio). The inventary from 1883 mentions, that this house was situated in the Via l'Acciughe (quoted by Papini). Now in Campo Santo at Pisa.
Dütschke, Bildw. Pisa, 6 No. 9; Lasinio, Racc. Pisa, Pl. XVI, 36; MMM II 257f No. 100 and fig. 95; Papini, Cat. Pisa, 104 No. 174.
Mithras as a bullkiller. Dog and serpent near the wound; the scorpion on the usual place; the raven on a rocky stone. On either side Cautes (l) and Cautopates (r). In the uppercorners the bust of Sol in radiate crown and the bust of Luna in a velum. Traces of black-painting.

Cumont states (p.257) that it is no. 77 in the Campo Santo.

An error by Vermaseren, it is actually the lower right that is missing, as is confirmed by the illustration in TMMM 2, p.257, fig. 95.