Kybele as Kubaba in a Lydo-Phrygian Context

An examination of the relationship between the Phrygian goddess Matar Kubileya who appears in Greek as Kybele, and the Lydian Kybebe, Syro-Anatolian Kubaba, with a hypothesis for how the name of the latter became transformed into an epithet for the former.

Anatolian Interfaces: Hittites, Greeks and Their Neighbours, p. 159-164

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Work Title Kybele as Kubaba in a Lydo-Phrygian Context
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  1. Mark Munn
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  1. Kybele
  2. Kubaba
  3. Lydia
  4. Phrygia
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  1. Oxbow Books
Publication Date 2008
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  1. Ancient Anatolian religion
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    • An examination of the relationship between the Phrygian goddess Matar Kubileya who appears in Greek as Kybele, and the Lydian Kybebe, Syro-Anatolian Kubaba, with a hypothesis for how the name of the latter became transformed into an epithet for the former.
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    • An examination of the relationship between the Phrygian goddess Matar Kubileya who appears in Greek as Kybele, and the Lydian Kybebe, Syro-Anatolian Kubaba, with a hypothesis for how the name of the latter became transformed into an epithet for the former.
    • An examination of the relationship between the Phrygian goddess Matar Kubileya who appears in Greek as Kybele, and the Lydian Kybebe, Syro-Anatolian Kubaba, with a hypothesis for how the name of the latter became transformed into an epithet for the former.
    • Anatolian Interfaces: Hittites, Greeks and Their Neighbours, p. 159-164
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    • http://digital.casalini.it/9781782974772