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In this Hellenistic statue from Alexandria
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10th-11th century
intelligence and diplomacy
4 1/2" Ganges clay statue
Cybele "hindu In this Hellenistic statue fromSacred Rhythm. Her priestesses were drummers: they spoke to her and she answered in the ancient language of trance inducing beats. The Sybils at Cumae were her oracles. This Drumming Goddess was worshiped for thousands of years in Babylon, Egypt and Greece. Regally seated upon her lion throne conveys her queenship as Magna Mater of Rome. During the transition to Christianity, Cybele's massive temple was replaced by St. Peter's Basilica. Celebrate the
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