Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): Virgil describes a priestess of this goddess named Chloreus who helped drive the Latins out of Rome, and the reception of an image of this figure was celebrated at the Megalensian festival. Zeus could not rape this figure directly and so let his semen fall on her while she was in the form of the Agdos rock. Marsyas was a follower of this figure, whose most famous action was commemorated by the (*) Hilaria in Roman times. Her cult was run by eunuch priests called Corybantes. Her son and consort castrated himself and died after provoking her jealousy, but she resurrected him. According to one legend, this mother of Attis turned Hippomenes and Atalanta into lions for making love in one of her temples. Later assimilated with Rhea, for ten points, name this Phrygian Earth Mother goddess.
Output (English): Social Science