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Along the route, rose petals are scattered, and clouds of incense arise.

Her name, and the development of religious practices associated with her, may have been influenced by cult to the deified queen.

A second Metroon in the Athenian suburb of Agrae was associated with the.

This has been presumed the most ancient, violent and authentically Phrygian version of myth and cult, closely following an otherwise lost orthodox, approved version preserved by the priest-kings at Pessinous and imported to Rome.

This was the aniconic stone that was removed to Rome in 204 BC.

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She appears with Dionysus, as a secondary deity in ' , 64 — 186, and 's Dithyramb II.

290 — 291, citing Diodorus's description of Battakes, and the latter's prediction of Roman victory in Plutarch, "Life of Marius," 17.

In due course, the famine ended and Hannibal was defeated.

If you tell Me I can do anything I want to you, well, can I castrate you? The histories of her arrival deal with the piety, purity and status of the Romans involved, the success of their religious stratagem, and power of the goddess herself; she has no consort or priesthood, and seems fully Romanised from the first.

In the , Cybele is said to have cured Dionysus of his madness.

Can I take you on a collar and lead you naked in public with your face showing and have the world snapping photos and videoing? Prudentius is the sole original source for this version of a Taurobolium.