GERMANIA Fectio 1. White terracotta figurine (H. 0.16, W. 0.052, D. 0.043), found at Vechten. Utrecht, Provinciaal Oudheidkundig Museum, Inv. no 5615. O. A. Hulsebos, Beknopte beschrijving der archaeologische verzameling van het Pro­ vinciaal Utrechts Genootschap, Utrecht 1870, 40 no 0 1: W. Drexler in Roscher, Myth. Lex. 11, col. 2926; M. J. Vermaseren in RAEst 5, 1954, 131f and fig. 56; M. J. Vermaseren, Cybele and Attis, 140; O. M. E. C. van Boekel in BROB 33, 1983, 286f no 19 with figs. Cybele seated on a throne flanked on her left side by a seated lion seen in prospect. The goddess holds her left hand on the lion's head. Her mural crown seems to be decorated with an eagle or a Victory (?). Ulpia Noviomagus 2. Two fragments of a statue (H. 0.39, W. 0.28), found at Nymwegen in the immediate neighbourhood of the Roman Camp. Nymwegen, Provinciaal Museum G. M. Kam. F. J. de Waele, Noviomagus Batavorum, Nymwegen 1931, 31; M. J. Vermaseren in RAEst 5, 1954, 129 and fig. 54. Mourning Attis in tunica manicata standing against a pine-tree. With his right hand he supports his head which itself is missing, but one of the flaps of his Phrygian cap is still preserved. Primitive sculpture, probably an Attis funeraire from the Cemetery. 3. Bronze figurine (H. 0.065, W. 0.04), found at Nymwegen in the so­ called Winseling along the river Waal, i.e. in the civilian settlement of the Roman City (Ulpia Noviomagus). Nymwegen, Provinciaal Museum G. M. Kam; the figurine actually seems to be lost. W. Drexler in Roscher, Myth. Lex. 11, col. 2926; Th. H. A. J. Abeleven - C. O. J. Bijleveld, Catalogus van het Museum van Oudheden te Nijmegen, 1902', 147 no 3; M. J. Vermaseren in RAEst 5, 1954, 130f and fig. 130; A. Zadoks-Josephus Jitta a.o., Roman Bronze Statuettes from the Netherlands 11. Statuettes found South of the Limes,Oroningen 1%9, 38 no 16 with PIs; M. J. Vermaseren, Cybele and Attis, 140; M. J. Vermaseren, Germanien, fig. 9. For the type: M. J. Vermaseren, Matrem in leone sedentem. Leyden 1970 and CCCA Ill, IV, V and VII. Cybele riding a lion towards the right. The goddess wears a mural crown covered by a velum, and a chiton, mantle and shoes. She holds in her right 2 CORPUS CULTUS CYBELAE ATTIDISQUE, VI ~ , I I. Hildeaheim. I / \ ,..---... Honn~pel CASTRA VETERA GERMAN lA ) 11 ~, GERMANIA ) ,/ Rheinh.uaen· Werth.UHn ,.... _, ~ r' !-Kh •• NOVAESIUM ,'-, MAGNA " Honin,..,.· , COLONIA CLAUDIA ARA AGRIPPINENS/S") I. -" f _.... " ·Pier ·RocIenkirchen "..! " . BONNA ") Lommeraum, , ( I ",\ IN FERIOR \ I"",j - .... , ( ...\ ,.. .. 1 \, __ I "\__ -- / ( -'NICA r-"'---\'... .....' " 1\ ClviTAS'MATTIACORUM " , {' Bingerbriick • OGONTIACUM r\ ~ "...., _ Kreuznec BINGIUM "Stockat.dt \., \ / \-1 '-- -( R~kenh.uaen· l( ~- ".... ', ... , \ A/trip \ \/~\~_~~~_~~ I A~.Heidelberl\/IIeuenheim _ ..... \.,' ..... , M.rbach ;,,' ' ......... \ .," ...... AQUAE AURELlAE. C.nnatm .U~ERIORr .---- o 21 110 7Ii l00km F.D. ,.17 Fig. 1 hand a tympanum; with her left hand she guides the lion by means of a bridle, Traces of silver, Date: second century A.D. 4. Three silver casseroles, found at Nymwegen on or near the road from the Roman Castra to the Holdeurn (Roman factory of tegulae of the Legio X G) and to Xanten. M. J. Vermaseren in RAEst 5, 1954, 107ff with figs 46-48 and previous bibliography; M. J. Vermaseren, Drie zilveren kommetjes uit Beek bij Nijmegen in Numaga 3, 1956, 85-94 with figs 1-3; M. J. Vermaseren, Germanien, figs 12-13. .