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Usage examples of mitra.

Their ways were ruder and more primitively Hyborian than those of the Aquilonians, and their main concession to the ways of their more civilized southern neighbors was the adoption of the god Mitra in place of the primitive Bori - a worship to which they returned, however, upon the fall of Aquilonia.

Soldiers, of course, had been telling lies about women ever since Mitra first let there be soldiers and women.

Now, though, now I would thank Mitra for less light and for more darkness to cloak us.

Dessa went up to the Hold, and Mitra only knows what happened to her then.

Over his shoulder hung a bag of richly-worked leather, with images of Mitra sewn in semi-precious stones.

He would not praise Mitra tonight, not when the god had let his good servant Ivram die like a dog.

Nothing will cure him, not even the useless prayers of the dotard, drooling priests of Mitra as they croon foolishly to their weak, indifferent deity.

The man wore the trappings of a priest of Mitra, but he was younger looking than most priests Conan had seen.

He bore no ill will toward Mitra or his worshipers, although his own god was Crom, who lived under the cold, gray mountains of Ben Morgh, in Cimmeria.

On this path, you cannot be a priest of Mitra, at least not in the traditional sense.

I will pray to Mitra for you, and you will always be welcome in his temples.

Madesus had had no choice but to perform the rites of loretelling, and to pray to Mitra to reveal the nature of the strange bracelet, which had radiated such strong evil.

Sometimes he wondered sacrilegiously if Mitra actually had a sense of humor.

I have prayed for guidance, but holy Mitra did not find me worthy of it last night.

All is well at the temple, but I wished to see what befell thee after our parting, before Mitra at last puts my weary bones to rest and claims my soul.