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Dindymene[pronunciation?] (Ancient Gr****: Δινδυμήνη), in
ancient Phrygian mythology, is one of the
names of Cybele,
mother of the gods.
Temples to Dindymene...
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Dindymene is an
extinct genus of
trilobites in the
order Phacopida. It
contains two species, D. didymograpti, and D. hughesiae.
Dindymene at the Paleobiology...
- all over the Gr****
world gathered there.
Magnesia contained a
temple of
Dindymene, the
mother of the gods; the wife or
daughter of
Themistocles was said...
- By the Ordovician,
trilobites such as
Dindymene didymograpti had
taken on a
fixed number of
thoracic segments....
- to
dwell together with them, and
transferred the
statue of the
goddess Dindymene to
their own city.
Under Diocletian's
edict against Manichaeism, De Maleficiis...
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mother of all the
blessed gods,
where she sits enthroned".
identified as "
Dindymene [Δινδυμηνή] the mother, Lady of many names,"
among which was Rhea. When...
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Circe Cleta Clio
Cybele Daphne Demeter (Sito, Thesmophoros)
Despoina Dia
Dindymene Dione Doris Dryad Atlanteia Dryope Epimeliad (Epimēlides)
Erato (dryad)...
- established. Also, as
Wilamowitz suggested,
there may be a
connection to
Cybele Dindymene, the "Cybele of
Mount Dindymon".
Excavations by
German archaeologists...
- in
Eodindymene pulchra,
which was
originally described under the
genus Dindymene by Olin in 1906. The type
locality was the
Tretaspis Shale Formation in...
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daughter named Mnesiptolema, whom he
appointed as
priestess of the
Temple of
Dindymene in Magnesia, with the
title of "Mother of the Gods".
Mnesiptolema would...
