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1   I,  41|     of the Great Mother, that Phrygian Atys who was mangled and
2  II,  73|       remarkable honours, the Phrygian mother-who, it is said,
3   V,  42|   derived from a goat, and is Phrygian, of what has the sire of
4 VII,  49| opponent, being summoned from Phrygian Pessinus in precisely the
5 VII,  50|     assistance, where was the Phrygian mother at the time when