rlytidtoinpleofastarte,thesignalfortheountlebanonintotheriveradonistheteorightnaturallybeinterpretedasthedesorousgoddesstothearofherloveratantiohisearthybedifthataysursethatitenoftheeasttobethlehethehalloe,theentforadonis
chapter34thethandritualofattis
anotherofthosegodsouedandrejoiselvessotisidentifiedtheattisanbelovedbyeheldthatattisanyotherheroes,issaidtohavebeenraother,nana,ondorapogranateinherbosoindeedinthephrygiansgonyanalndfiguredasthefatherofallthings,perhapsbeisoneofthefirstheraldsofthespring,appearingonthebareboughsbeforetheleaveshaveopenedsuothersarereliselfunderapiree,andbledtodeathonthespotthelatterissaidtohavebeenthelopedight,orratherbothsobservedbytheutilationofattisisutilationofhispriests,selvesonenteringtheserviayhavebeentoldtoexplaineatingsannerthepork,becauseaboarhadkilledtheirgodafterhisdeathattisissaidtohavebeenchangedintoapiree
theansin204bbassadorsallblaightydivinityandnveyedtoro,pleofvibarkedforafriinthedistanyfellsullenlybackfrotsshores
aynjee,agessuspendedontheirbreasts,appeartohavebeenafaliarsightinthestreetsofro,ageofthegoddessandusifinabundanahattheydifferedhardly,ifatall,froheirasiatiriginaltheorderofthefestivalseetohavebeenasfollows3
onthetthebloodofattis,asrosesandanenesfrohebloodofadonis;andtheeffigyofayoungn,doubtlessattishielf,iddleofthesteonthesenddayofthefestival,thetonyseetohavebeenablopetsthethirdday,thethisarandpresenteditasanofferingnorakingthisbloodysacrificestirredbytheusifclashingcyals,rulingdru,droninghos,ands
