Dionysus

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Dionysus ("twice-born") was the god of wine in ancient Greek mythology. He was known to the Romans as Bacchus. Wine was viewed as a feature of civilization and Dionysus is seen as the patron of civilized activities such as the law, agriculture, theatre, and the promotion of peace.

Deities of Greek Mythology
Primordial Deities	Aether • Chaos • Erebus • Eros • Gaia • Nyx • Tartarus • Uranus
Titans	Titanes: Coeus • Crius • Cronus • Hyperion • Iapetus • Oceanus
	Titanides: Mnemosyne • Phoebe • Rhea • Tethys • Theia • Themis
	Offspring: Asteria • Atlas • Eos • Epimetheus • Helios • Leto • Menoetius • Prometheus • Selene
Olympians	Aphrodite • Apollo • Ares • Artemis • Athena • Demeter • Dionysus • Hades • Hebe • Hephaestus • Hera • Hermes • Hestia • Persephone • Poseidon • Zeus
Other Deities	Asclepius • Pan • Nymphs • Erinyes
Muses	Calliope • Clio • Erato • Euterpe • Melpomene • Polyhymnia • Terpsichore • Thalia • Urania

The Iliad
Deities	Aphrodite • Apollo • Ares • Athena • Eris • Hades • Hera • Hermes • Thetis • Proteus • Poseidon • Zeus
Locations	Ithaca • Lycia • Mycenae • Sparta • Troy • Wooden horse
Achaeans (Greeks)	Achilles • Agamemnon • Ajax • Briseis • Calchas • Diomedes • Idomeneus • Menelaus • Nestor • Odysseus • Patroclus
Trojans & allies	Men: Aeneas • Glaucus • Hector • Panadaros • Paris • Priam • Sarpedon
	Women: Andromache • Cassandra •Hecuba • Helen