For 10 points, name this goddess worshipped at Pessinus, the consort of Attis and a Phrygian deity worshipped by the Romans as Magna Mater.
A fragment attributed to Callimachus found in the Hephaestion suggests that the priests of this deity are "thyrsus-fond" runners for whom instruments and bronze castanets clash. Those priests of this deity are said to have ritually castrated themselves, taken on feminine identities and were known as Galloi. A Hittite image of this goddess is carved into the face of Mount Sipylus, and this deity is often identified with the Hurrian Hebat and the Anatolian Kubaba. A vernal equinox festival, the Hilaria was celebrated in her honor, and a rite associated with deity involved the bathing in the blood of a recently sacrificed bull known as the taurobolium. For 10 points, name this goddess worshipped at Pessinus, the consort of Attis and a Phrygian deity worshipped by the Romans as Magna Mater.
A fragment attributed to Callimachus found in the Hephaestion suggests that the priests of this deity are "thyrsus-fond" runners for whom instruments and bronze castanets clash.
{Cybele} [prompt on “{Great Mother}” or “{Magna Mater}”]