Dionysus

Venus cross the request of Aphrodite to give it a beautiful face; let Jiaosa Dionysus Dionysus the god of wine, it has fragrant scent.

Dionysus was their god of wine and how better to celebrate his greatness than to get blasted and sing songs about him .

Dionysus , known for his love of grape juice, was the Greek god of wine, however after a few goblets he became a little confrontational.

Zeus rescued the Dionysus in his thigh joints where made him a second birth.

She was once a member of the Twelve Olympians, but she gave up her place later on for the god Dionysus.

But the Romans had nothing like the Greek Olympic games or the festivals of Dionysus that led to the writing of Athenian tragedy and comedy.

This is because the Dionysus energy allows you to let go of you logical mind and explore your other lateral thinking mind.

The god that was worshipped on the Meru and was identified with Dionysus, may have been Shiva or Vishnu.

The site at Vani has yielded many implements associated with wine-drinking and production, as well as with Dionysus, the Greek god of wine.

(Greek mythology) a woman participant in the orgiastic rites of Dionysus.

A couple of days ago my students and I darted a young adult hyena named Dionysus.

While in a grip of madness, Nietzsche wrote to Cosima Wagner (Richard's wife), "I love you Ariadne" and signed it "Dionysus. "

He was the first to recognise and welcome Dionysus, god of feast and wine, on the The ban land.

Dionysus symbolised the dynamic stream of life, which knows no restraints or barriers and defies all limitations.

A woman member of the orgiastic cult of Dionysus.

Nietzsche says that tragedy emerges from the clash between Apollo, God of reason and harmony , and Dionysus, god of intoxication.

According to the most common tradition, Dionysus was the son of the god Zeus and the mortal woman Semele.

One day in the forest with goblet in hand, the tipsy Dionysus took insult from a passing mortal that refused to show him respect.

He respectively uses phoebus and dionysus to symbolize the spirit of the two arts.

Nor- Zar in Hanian folk religion and Dionysus in ancient Europe are the archetypes of tragic gods in either cultures.

Marijuana is actually a plant from the Pleiades brought to Earth by Dionysus specifically to sedate the slaves.

The god Dionysus naturally was quite pleased with King Midas' hospitality.

Three women dressed as maenads, female worshippers of Dionysus surround the idol.

Crime had grown to become an all time high by the time that Demeter and Dionysus came to Earth.

Bacchus wandering around with his entourage, they went to float the wine, Dionysus has gradually become a synonym for wine.

Tympannon . A small drum carried in the hand such as shown often in pictures of Maenads in the train of Dionysus( invented by Cybele ).

King Midas seeks out Silenus, the constant companion of Dionysus, and asks him: "What is man's greatest happiness? "

Here is Dionysus, the god of wine, drunkenness , madness, ecstasy, masks, and impersonation.

Ching-Yue Roan: Are designers descended from Dionysus?

This concern is about the Greek tragedy and Dionysus in the basic similar spirit.

None of us had ever been able to sex Dionysus with complete certainty, even though this animal will be 2 years old in a few weeks.

And by Zeus and Dionysus, you grew beautiful.

If only Dionysus were alive! Where would he eat?

Fixed a crash while playing Dionysus Park on a 32-bit machine.

Dionysus's miracle of changing water to wine is recounted in pre-Christian times by Diodorus (Library of History, 3. 66. 3).

fictions, entertained him for five days and nights, and then ordered a guide to lead him to Dionysus ';

The extension of Dionysus along the two poles of human history--A comparative analysis of Prometheus and Sokolov

In his last book, Dithyrambs of Dionysus (1889), Nietzsche included 'Ariadne's Lament', a poem full of pain and longing:

Apollo and Dionysus: Nietzsche's Dualistic Theory of Artistic Impulse

New cultural interpretation of Dionysus and Apollo

Dionysus, Theatre of, Acropolis, Athens