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Taurobolium Altar (360-370) with relief depicting the goddess Cybele enthroned with Demeter (right) flanked by Persephone Kore and Iacchus. Probably from Chalandri. National Archaeological Museum. Ath
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Enthroned Cybele, with Demeter at her right. They are framed by Iakhos, god of the procession of initiates, and Kore-Persephone. Side of a Taurobolic altar associated with the cult of Rhea-Cybele and Attis, and the  Taurobolia mystery celebration. Pentelic marble with bas-reliefs. Imperial Roman, ca. 360-370 CE. From Chalandri (ancient Phya), Attika. 
Location National Archaeological Museum/Athens/Greece
Unique Identifier ART404897 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 4025px × 3706px 
Photo Credit © Vanni Archive/ Art Resource, NY 
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4th century CE
Altar
Attis, God
Ceres, Goddess
Cybele, Goddess
Imperial Roman (27 BCE-396 CE)
Marble
Persephone, Goddess
Relief
Rhea, wife of Chronos