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The Phrygian Background of Kybele

Numen, 2007
AbstractThe cult of Kybele is well known from Greek and Roman sources and well-described in most modern literature on antique religions. The cult, however, is primarily known in its Roman version, which differs greatly from the cult in the ancient Phrygian homeland of Kybele.
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Kybele

2016
Kybele, Formiae in Campania. c. 60 BC. Marble. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (Copenhagen, Denmark). Made with Memento beta (now ReMake) from Autodesk. The Oriental mother-goddess was worshipped in Italy from 204 BC. She is represented on a throne flanked by lions. On her head she wears a crown depicting a city wall with turrets and gates.
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Kybele at Labraunda

2019
This contribution aims at assessing the presence of the Anatolian goddess Kybele at the Karian sanctuary of Zeus Labraundos. New light has been shed on the possible presence of the goddess through recent excavations carried above the sanctuary, around the monumental ‘split-rock’, which is believed to have been the reason for the foundation of the ...
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KASTAMONU ARKEOLOJİ MÜZESİ’NDEN KYBELE FİGÜRİNİ

Amisos, 2022
Tanrıça Kybele’nin kültü Paleolitik Çağ’ın Venüs olarak adlandırılan heykelciklerinden köklenerek Neolitik, Kalkolitik ve Tunç Çağlar’ının ana tanrıça betimlerine değin uzanan ve Phryg egemenliği altında yeniden şekillenerek Roma Dönemi’nde daha etkili ve güçlü bir biçimde varlığını sürdüren evrensel bir külttür.
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Menander, Theophorumenē: A Song to Kybele on the Comic Stage

Greek and Roman Musical Studies, 2022
Abstract While Old Comedy abounds in musical parts, New Comedy restricts music to four act-dividing songs, about which in the papyri nothing but remarks like χοροῦ are transmitted. Monodies sung by actors are extremely rare. In Menander there are only two examples, a monody of a priestess in the Leukadia and a song to Kybele in the Theophoroumenē,
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Kandıra-Yağbolu Meter-Kybele Mağara Kutsal Alanı

2021
Ana Tanrıça her toplumda farklı isimlerle anılmıştır. Hitit uygarlığında Hepat, Geç Hitit döneminde Kubaba, Phryg uygarlığında Matar-Kybele, Hellen uygarlığında ise Kybele olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır. Etimolojik olarak incelendiğinde ise Kybele ismi ile ilk olarak MÖ 7.
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