phrygian deity (Meaning)
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phrygian deity (n)
deity of the ancient Phrygians of west central Asia Minor
Synonyms & Antonyms of phrygian deity
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phrygian deity Sentence Examples
- The ancient Phrygian deity Cybele was associated with fertility and nature.
- The Phrygian deities were worshipped with rituals involving music and ecstatic dancing.
- The cult of the Phrygian deity Sabazios spread throughout the Roman Empire.
- The Phrygian deity Attis was known for his tragic love for the goddess Cybele.
- The Phrygian deities influenced the development of Greek and Roman mythology.
- The sacred music of the Phrygian deities was characterized by its wild and orgiastic nature.
- The Phrygian deity Tyche was associated with fortune and luck.
- The Phrygians believed that their deities resided in sacred mountains and forests.
- The Phrygian deities were often represented in art as animals or hybrid creatures.
- The Phrygian deity Dindymene was associated with Mount Dindymus and was worshipped throughout Anatolia.
FAQs About the word phrygian deity
deity of the ancient Phrygians of west central Asia Minor
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient Phrygian deity Cybele was associated with fertility and nature.
The Phrygian deities were worshipped with rituals involving music and ecstatic dancing.
The cult of the Phrygian deity Sabazios spread throughout the Roman Empire.
The Phrygian deity Attis was known for his tragic love for the goddess Cybele.
