citation_id,entity_id,source_id,work_title,locus,quote,translator,translation_year,source_url,evidence_grade,evidence_note,verified_on,verify_method,display_order,needs_review,review_reason,original_text_url
CIT_KORYBANTES_MEYER,ENT_KORYBANTES,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,The Korybantes celebrating the rites of the Mother,,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"The Korybantes, ecstatic dancers of the Phrygian Mother's rites.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],
CIT_KOURETES_MEYER,ENT_KOURETES,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,The Kouretes (Dioskouroi) of Samothrace,,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"The Kouretes, armed guardian-daimones of the Samothracian and Cretan mysteries.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],
CIT_LETHE_MEYER,ENT_LETHE,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,The plain of Lethe (Oblivion) in the underworld,,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"Lethe (Oblivion), the underworld river/plain of forgetfulness.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],
CIT_MAENADS_MEYER,ENT_MAENADS,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,The maenads in the Dionysiac mysteries,,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"The maenads, ecstatic female devotees of Dionysos.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],
CIT_ROM_APOLLO_MEYER,ENT_ROM_APOLLO,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,Apollo in the Greco-Roman sacred texts,,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"Apollo, oracular and solar god named in the mystery sources.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],
CIT_ROM_ATTIS_MEYER,ENT_ROM_ATTIS,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,The mysteries of Cybele and Attis (the dying-and-rising god),,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"Attis, consort of the Great Mother, a dying-and-rising mystery god.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],
CIT_ROM_CUPID_MEYER,ENT_ROM_CUPID,SRC_MEYER_MYSTERIES,The Ancient Mysteries: A Sourcebook,Cupid (Eros) in the tale of Cupid and Psyche,,Marvin W. Meyer (ed.),1987,,secondary,"Cupid (Eros), the divine lover in the Cupid-and-Psyche mystery allegory.",2026-07-05,"presence verified in context by extraction of Meyer, The Ancient Mysteries (in-copyright) — bibliographic pointer, no text reproduced",2,1,secondary pointer [v2.1.74],