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It was destroyed during the in 480 BC, but repaired around 460 BC.

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89—103, British Institute at Ankara, for speculation that some Phrygian shaft monuments anticipate the Taurobolium pit.

The Metroon at Athens was established in the early fifth century BC on the west side of the , next to the town council.

His earliest certain image as deity appears on a 4th-century BC Greek from , near.

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Images and iconography in funerary contexts, and the ubiquity of her Phrygian name Matar "Mother" , suggest that she was a mediator between the "boundaries of the known and unknown": the civilized and the wild, the worlds of the living and the dead.

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88; Lancellotti, Attis, Between Myth and History, p.

Over time, her Phrygian cults and iconography were transformed, and eventually subsumed, by the influences and interpretations of her foreign devotees, at first Greek and later Roman.