Cult of Cybele

Includes A Temple To The Cult Goddess Kibela Or Cybele
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Historical Accounts And Archaeological Remains Of Significant Traditional And Religious Anatolian Cultures Beginning With The Cult Of Cybele/Meter Until The Modern Revival Of Christianity Are Visible And Traceable In Ephesus,... Two Important Councils Of The Early Church Were Held At Ephesus…, Initiating The Veneration Of Mary In Christianity, Which Can Be Seen As A Reflection Of The Earlier Veneration Of Artemis And The Anatolian Cybele. (Ouv Crit Iv)

The Kybele Sanctuary At Kapıkaya, With Local Anatolian Roots, Represents The Continual Use, Synthesis Of Cultures And Interchange Of Human Values Through Time. (Ouv Crit Ii)

Painted House: "Excavations Revealed Fragments Of Painted Plaster And Friezes Decorated With Human Figures – Mainly Women But Also Athletes And Birds. The Friezes Are Rare Depictions Of Phrygian Women. The Building Was Probably A Shrine Of The Goddess Matar." (Ab Ev) Matar Kubileya/Kubeleya Is Ancient Phrygia's Only Known Goddess And The Origin Of The Cybele Cult.
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Cybele "May Have Evolved From A Statuary Type Found At Çatalhöyük In Anatolia, Of A "Corpulent And Fertile" Female Figure Accompanied By Large Felines, Dated To The 6th Millennium Bc And Identified By Some As A Mother Goddess." (Wiki)
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The Metroon, Dedicated To The Mother Of The Gods, Sometimes Called Cybele. (See Link)
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