Cybele and Attis

Classical Antiquity Studies · Computer Science · Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices · Attis · Attis (God) · Cult · Cybele (goddess)

• Classical Revivals and “Pagan” Art

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Livian Revival

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Conclusion

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Frigidus

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Cambridge History of Religions in the Ancient World

  Open Access•Michele Renee Salzman•Cambridge History of Religions in…•2013

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• Roman Port Societies

  Pascal Arnaud, Simon Keay•Roman Port Societies•2020

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• Imperialism, Cultural Politics, and Polybius

  Christopher Smith, Liv Mariah Yarrow•Imperialism Cultural Politics And…•2012

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• Other Christian Verse Invectives

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Economy and society, 133–43 b.c.

  Open Access•Claude Nicolet•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Status and patronage

  Open Access•Richard Saller•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The emperor and his advisers

  Open Access•Werner Eck•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The “Pagan” Literary Revival

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Family and household

  Open Access•Richard Saller•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• Hadrian to the Antonines

  Open Access•A R Birley•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The administration of the empire

  Open Access•John Richardson, John S Richardson•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The Senate and the populares , 69–60 b.c.

  Open Access•T P Wiseman•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Pagan Scholarship

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Architecture and Ritual in Ilion, Athens, and Rome

  Open Access•C Brian Rose•Architecture of the Sacred•2012

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• Local and provincial institutions and government

  Open Access•Hartmut Galsterer•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• Emperor, Senate and magistrates

  Open Access•Werner Eck•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The Historia Augusta

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Rebels and outsiders

  Open Access•Brent D Shaw•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• Caesar, Pompey and Rome, 59–50 b.c.

  Open Access•T P Wiseman•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The crisis of the Republic

  Open Access•Andrew Lintott•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Rome and Italy

  Open Access•Nicholas Purcell•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The Poem Against the Pagans

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• From Constantius to Theodosius

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Nerva to Hadrian

  Open Access•Miriam Griffin•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• Warehouse Societies

  Open Access•Catherine Virlouvet•Roman Port Societies•2020

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• Egypt, 146–31 b.c.

  Open Access•Dorothy J Thompson•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The growth of administrative posts

  Open Access•Werner Eck•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The Imperial Cult and the Sacred Bonds of Roman Overseas Commerce

  Open Access•Taco T Terpstra, Taco Terpstra•Roman Port Societies•2020

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• The Annales of Nicomachus Flavianus I

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Correctors and Critics I

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The intellectual developments of the Ciceronian age

  Open Access•Miriam Griffin•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Pagan Writers

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Lucullus, Pompey and the East

  Open Access•A N Sherwin-White•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Pagans and Polytheists

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Art and architecture

  Open Access•Malcolm A R Colledge•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The Structure of Mercantile Communities in the Roman World

  Open Access•Koenraad Verboven•Roman Port Societies•2020

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• Greek Texts and Latin Translation

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Real Circle of Symmachus

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Commerce and finance

  Open Access•Jean Andreau•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The Danube provinces

  Open Access•J J Wilkes•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The rise of Pompey

  Open Access•Robin Seager•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The Annales of Nicomachus Flavianus II

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The development of Roman private law

  Open Access•John Crook, J A Crook•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Priests and Initiates

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Greece and Asia Minor

  Open Access•Barbara Levick•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• The fall of the Roman Republic

  Open Access•John Crook, J A Crook et al.•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Political history, 146–95 b.c.

  Open Access•Andrew Lintott•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Provincial administration and finance

  Open Access•Werner Eck•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• Macrobius and the “Pagan” Culture of his Age

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• Pagan Converts

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The Roman empire and its problems in the late second century

  Open Access•Andrew Lintott•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Correctors and Critics II

  Alan Cameron•The last pagans of Rome•2010

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• The aftermath of the Ides

  Open Access•Elizabeth Rawson•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• The city of Rome and the plebs urbana in the late Republic

  Open Access•Nicholas Purcell•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Literature and sophistic

  Open Access•Ewen Bowie•The Cambridge ancient history.•2000

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• Rome and Italy

  Open Access•Emilio Gabba•The Cambridge Ancient History•1994

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• Magna Mater and the poet unmanned (Ovid, Fasti 4.179-372)

  Open Access•Catharine Edwards•Eugesta•2021

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• Musical Presence in the Cults of Mater Magna and Attis. Evidence from Trieste and Aquileia

  Alessia Zangrando•Greek and Roman Musical Studies•2025

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• Historiography of Studying the Cybele Cult in the Cimmerian Bosporus

  Open Access•Alexandra V Bykovskaya•Journal of historical philological…•2020

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• The origin of Beliar in Sibylline Oracle 3.63

  Open Access•Mateusz Kusio•Journal for the Study of the…•2020

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• The Verb Katalegein in Herodotus

  Rachel Zelnick‐Abramovitz, Rachel Zelnick-Abramovitz•Classical Philology•2022

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• Catullus 63 In a Roman Context

  Ruurd Nauta•Mnemosyne•2004

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• The Archaeology of Greek and Roman Troy

  Open Access•Charles Brian Rose•Archaeology of Greek and Roman Troy•2013

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• The Roman Street

  Open Access•Jeremy Hartnett•Roman Street•2017

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• Power and Privilege in Roman Society

  Open Access•Richard Duncan-Jones•Power and Privilege in Roman…•2016

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• The Phrygian Background of Kybele

  Birgitte Bøgh•Numen•2007

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• Modelling the Supply of Wood Fuel in Ancient Rome

  Benjamin Graham, Raymond Van Dam•Late Antique Archaeology•2016

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• Informal religious activity outside hegemonic religions

  P Boyer•Religion Brain & Behavior•2020

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• Deriving Features of Religions in the Wild

  Open Access•P Boyer•Human Nature•2021

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• Seasonal Feasts in Roman Britain

  Open Access•Martin Henig•Oxford Journal of Archaeology•1982

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• A late antique statuary collection at Ostia's sanctuary of Magna Mater

  Open Access•Douglas Boin•Papers of the British School at…•2013

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• Obesity, Corpulence and Emaciation in Roman Art

  Open Access•Mark Philip Bradley, Mark Bradley•Papers of the British School at…•2011

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• The Mysteries of Artemis Ephesia in Pisidia

  Open Access•G H R Horsley•Anatolian Studies•1992

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• Undoing the “Tyrranous Advantage”

  Shirley Sharon‐Zisser•Women s Studies•1995

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• The mundus Attinis in the Lucanian Consilinum (Campania) as a Metaphor of Death and Re-Birth

  Giulia Pedrucci•Acta Antiqua Academiae…•2018

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• Sacrificing – Feasting – Cursing

  Pirmin Koch•Acta Antiqua Academiae…•2018

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• Imagining the Matthean Eunuch Community

  Rick Talbott•Journal of Feminist Studies in…•2006

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• The Emergence of the Goddess Mary

  Dana Kramer-Rolls•Pomegranate The International…•2007

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• Transgendered Archaeology

  Open Access•Renato Pinto, Luciano César Garcia Pinto•Theoretical Roman Archaeology…•2013

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• The Argonauts on Mount Dindymon

  Alessandro Giardini•Mnemosyne•2022

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• Propertius, Hercules, and the Dynamics of Roman Mythic Space in Elegy 4.9

  Diana Spencer•Arethusa•2001

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• Liminality and Catullus's Attis

  Annemarie De Villiers•Helios•2017

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• Madness, Pity, and Echoes of Epic in Catullus 63

  Wakefield Foster•Syllecta classica•2008

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• Christianizing Asia Minor

  Open Access•Paul McKechnie•Christianizing Asia Minor•2019

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• Revisiting the pediment of the Palatine metroön

  Open Access•Roslynne Bell•Papers of the British School at…•2009

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• Religious Authority in Archaic and Classical Athens

  Open Access•R S J Garland•The Annual of the British School…•1984

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• The Peace of the Gods

  Craige B Champìon•Peace of the Gods•2017

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• An Italian Flagon from Roman Colchester

  Open Access•Paul Arthur•The Antiquaries Journal•1979

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• Unseeing the Shown, Showing the Unseen

  Andrew R Guffey, Andrew Guffey•Libra•2014

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