Saunt Mithra

First Appearance and Context

Saunt Mithra is referenced on the roof of the Præsidium at the Concent of Saunt Edhar, where a major drive shaft is described as rotating the great Telescope of Saunts Mithra and Mylax on the Starhenge. The instrument is housed in twin domes within the starhenge complex.

Roles/Actions and Affiliations

• Honored within the mathic tradition as a Saunt whose name is attached to a principal telescope on the starhenge.
• The named telescope is mechanically coupled to the clockworks that run through the Præsidium, indicating its role within the concent’s integrated timekeeping and observational apparatus.

Relationships

• Saunt Mylax: co‑namesake of the telescope associated with Mithra.

Descriptions/Characteristics

No physical description or personal characteristics of Mithra are given in the present account.

Current Status/Location

Mithra’s life details are not described; the name endures through the telescope in the starhenge, which remains in place above the Præsidium at the Concent of Saunt Edhar.