Huh?
Well, there's Mithra.
My ex's Egyptian family came from Persia and weren't ethnically Egyptian always found their history to be very interesting even though I know jack shit about it.
Well, Mithras is an obvious direct mention, but that was later on, sort of a symptom of the overgrowth and aging of the empire. I was referring more to the indirect influence of Zoroastrianism on Greek thinking/mythology and then that subsumption into the Roman edifice.
Mithraism was imported during the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD and became very popular in the army, but remained largely a lower class religion that never was fully incorporated into the Roman state religion.
traditional Roman mythology and theology is derived almost entirely from Etruscan and Greek traditions.
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I've read speculation that Catholicism was heavily influenced by Mithraism. I have no idea if there is any merit to that.
Right, and I'm pretty sure it's generally accepted that Greek thinkers were heavily influenced by middle eastern/Egyptian thinkers.
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