[195] On the Korybantes, the mythical attendants on Kybele, who were supposed to dance in wild fashion with the goddess on the mountains, see Rohde, _Psyche_..., II. 48 ff. (1907); the name was also given to the eunuch priests of the goddess in Phrygia. [196] Panofka, _Dionysos und Thyiden_, pl. I. 2 (1853). [197] Harrison, _Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion_, p. 453 (1903). [198] The treasure is in the Berlin Museum, Cat. 2290; Harrison, _op. cit._, p. 428. [199] Harrison, _op. cit._ p. 393; see also Gruppe, _Griechische Mythologie und Religionsgeschichte_, I. 162, II. 840, 1293; Lobeck, _Aglao._, II. 1085 ff.; Bekker, _Anecdota Graeca_, I. 234. [200] Harrison, _op. cit._ p. 397; Gruppe, _op. cit._ II. 748, 1293; Reinach, _Orpheus_, p. 123. [201] Philo, _De Vita Contempl._ II. [202] Diodorus, IV. iii. 2. [203] Rohde, _Psyche_, II. 11 ff.; Roscher, _Ausführliches Lexikon_..., II. 2243-2283 (1894-1897). [204] Pausan. X. iv. 1, 2. [205] Harrison, _op. cit._ p. 540 (omitting the interjected words of Xanthias and Dionysos). [206] See Mommsen, _op. cit._ p. 224; cp. Foucart, _Les grands mystères d’Eleusis_, pp. 121 f.; and for the dancing at the celebration of the mysteries, see p. 142 (1904). [207] Quoted by Harrison, _Pyth._ III. 77. [208] Pausan. II. vii. 6. Cp. also Lobeck, _Aglao._, II. 1088; Reinach, _Orpheus_, pp. 153 ff. [209] Lines 680-691. [210] IV. 3. [211] Harrison, _op. cit._ p. 500; and the same author’s _Themis_, pp. 23 ff. (1912). Rohde, _Psyche_, I. 272. [212] _Protr._ II. 12. Concerning them Gruppe says: “Die Kureten, nach denen ein Magistratskollegium hiess, das unter dem _proto-koures_ mystische Opfer feierte, sollten durch den Lärm der Waffen Hera vertrieben haben; eine Sagenbildung, die auf eine Angleichung an die Riten die zwar ebenfalls euboisch-boiotischen, aber vielleicht erst hier mit dem Artemis-dienst in Verbindung gesetzten Kultus der grossen Göttin hinweist” (_Griech. Myth._ I. 284; see also II. 820, 898, 1106, 1198). [213] Frazer, _GB_, _Adonis, Attis, and Osiris_, pp. 250 f. (1907). See further, Hepding, _Attis, seine Mythen und sein Kult_, pp. 128 ff. (1903). [214] Ep. I. 49, II. 34, VI. 40; Dill, _Roman Society in the last century of the Western Empire_, p. 16 (1910). [215] On the Galli see Lucian, _De Dea Syria_, XLIII, L-LX. [216] Frazer, _op. cit._ p. 223. See further Cicero, _De Divinatione_, II. 50; Catullus, _Carm._ LXIII.; Lucretius, II. 598 ff.; Hepding, _op. cit._, pp. 142 ff.; Glover, _The Conflict of Religions in the early Roman Empire_, pp. 20 f. (1909). [217] Fallaize, in _ERE_, X. 124 _b_. [218] Tylor, _Primitive Culture_, II. 133 f. (1920); he also mentions this type of dance among the Patagonians, Fijians and others, pp. 419 ff. [219] Frazer, _GB_, _Adonis, Attis, Osiris_, p. 61. [220] Réville, _Les Religions des peuples non-civilisés_, p. 267 (1883); Schoolcraft, _op. cit._ I. 286. [221] _Native Religions of Mexico and Peru_ (Hibbert Lectures, 1884), p. 225.