Attis

Also known as Atys, Attes

personnage de la mythologie grecque

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Within Vinony's link graph, Attis is referenced by 825 other articles, and connects out to Eris, Julian and Twelve Olympians.

It is catalogued under topics including Agricultural gods, Castration and Cybele.

Its subject is documented across 39 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Deity.type: greek
Deity.name: Attis
Deity.image: Statue of Attis, 2nd half of 2nd century AD, from the Hierapolis Agora, Hierapolis Archaeology Museum, Turkey (17234601835).jpg
Deity.caption: Statue of Attis from Roman Hierapolis
Deity.death_place: Castrated/Emasculated himself and died
Deity.consort: Cybele
Deity.deity_of: Vegetation, Fertility, Dying-and-rising god
Deity.mother: Nana

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Wikidata facts

Gender: male
Spouse: Cybele
Mother: Nana
Image: Statue of a reclining Attis at the Shrine of Attis 2.jpg

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unmarried partner: Magna Mater
Commons category: Attis

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Attis ou Atys (en grec ancien Ἄττις / Áttis ou Ἄτυς / Átus ou Ἄττης / Áttês) est une divinité d'origine phrygienne, parèdre de la déesse Cybèle, dont il est à la fois le fils et l'amant. Il peut être comparé à Adonis, parèdre d'Aphrodite-Astarté, ou encore Tammuz, parèdre d'Ishtar. Son culte à mystères s'est répandu en Grèce, puis dans tout l'Empire romain.

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