FTP, name this deity, originally a Phrygian goddess in Asia Minor who took on the persona of the Great Mother, given a Greco-Roman name cognate to her epithet Kubileya.
This deity, whose epithets include Dumasta and Areyasti, is invoked in a hymn that calls her "she who delights in the clangor of castanets and drums, roar of flutes, and clamoring of wolves and bright-eyed lions." One story holds that her genitals gave rise to an almond tree, from which an almond was set upon the breast of the daughter of the river god Sangario, and another story says that she married Gordius and gave birth to Midas. Worshipped at Pessinus, her self-emasculated devotees became known as the Galli, and her consort was Attis. FTP, name this deity, originally a Phrygian goddess in Asia Minor who took on the persona of the Great Mother, given a Greco-Roman name cognate to her epithet Kubileya.
This deity, whose epithets include Dumasta and Areyasti, is invoked in a hymn that calls her "she who delights in the clangor of castanets and drums, roar of flutes, and clamoring of wolves and bright-eyed lions.
{Cybele} (take Kubebe/Kybebe/Kubileya before Kubileya, prompt Great Mother goddess or equivalents or Rhea before almond)