Attis

Attis is a figure from ancient Greek and Roman mythology, often associated with the Phrygian goddess Cybele. He is typically depicted as a youthful god, embodying themes of life, death, and rebirth. Attis is known for his tragic story, which involves his castration and eventual resurrection, symbolizing the cycle of nature and fertility. His worship included rituals and ceremonies, particularly during springtime, highlighting themes of renewal. The myth of Attis reflects broader cultural beliefs about the transience of life and the hope for regeneration, making him an important figure in ancient religious practices.