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s certainly found in theBoghaz-keui sculptures^ in close relation to the god. Now itcannot be a mere coincidence that we find the worship of Cybeleand Attys prevalent at a later date in Phrygia, and the mother See above, fig. 7. 28 THE HITTITES goddess at Ephesus. Sayce has referred ^ at length to… … Fig. 13. (From Koldewey.) may have influenced Jewish ritual, or been influenced by it.But the account is late, and we must beware of relyingimplicitly upon it.The physical appearance of these people is shown by a number 1 In TheHlttifcs (1903), p. 105. LECTURE n 29
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