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The Popular Religion and Folk-Lore of Northern India, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 68 — Chapter II · THE HEROIC AND VILLAGE GODLINGS.

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Greatest of all the mother goddesses of the Râjputs is Mâmâ Devî, the mother of the gods. She is thus on the same plane as Cybele Rhea and Demeter, the Corn Mother, who gives the kindly increase of the fruits of the earth. In one of her temples she is represented in the midst of her numerous family, including the greater and the minor divinities. Their statues are all of the purest marble, each about three feet high and tolerably executed, though evidently since the decline of the art.68

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