An epithet or alternative name for the goddess Cybele in Greek and Roman mythology, relating to Mount Dindymus.
From Greek 'Dindyma' or 'Dindymon,' a mountain sacred to Cybele in Phrygia (modern Turkey) + Greek feminine name ending '-ene.' Used in classical literature.
Ancient mountains had such power over the imagination that they became actual names for gods—Dindymene literally means 'the goddess of Mount Dindymus,' making geography into divinity.
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