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Greek: Διόνυσος
Latin: Dionysus
Gender: Male
Linguistic origins: Greek
Description / typology: god of the grape-harvest, winemaking, orchards and fruit, vegetation, fertility, insanity, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, festivity, and theatre; 'ancestor' of the Ptolemaic dynasty
Bibliography: Kolta, Die Gleichsetzung, 1968, p. 58-69; von Lieven, in: Rutherford (ed.), Graeco-Roman interactions, 2016, p. 61-82
Notes: equivalent of Osiris (TM God 65); cf. also Bakchantes (TM God 1870)
Links: Encyclopedia Mythica, Theoi, Theoi, Wikipedia (Bacchanalia), Wikipedia (Dionysus)
We currently have 52 theophoric names (4873 attestations) assigned to this god:
We currently have 15 place names (794 attestations) assigned to this god:
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GodRef ID | Publication | Attestation Diacritics (such as brackets and subdots) have not always been recorded in TM GodRef yet. To check whether a name is (partially) reconstructed, please check the edition. | GodVar | Provenance (text) | Date |
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23006 | P. Halle 1 | Διόνυσον | Διόνυσος | Egypt, U02 - Apollonopolites [found & written] | BC 259 after |
24791 | SB 14 12055 | Διόνυσος | Διόνυσος | Egypt [found & written] | BC 225 - 175 (cf. Clarysse (on the basis of the script)) |
21972 | SB 3 7266 | Διονύσωι | Διόνυσος | Egypt [written] Egypt, U19 - Oxyrynchites (?) [found] | BC 215 - 205 (P04) |
16799 | CIL VI.4.1 30103 | Baccho | Bacchus | Italy, Latium - Rome [found & written] | BC 199 - AD 799? |
150 | CIL XI.1 127 | Baccho | Bacchus | Italy, Aemilia - Ravenna [found & written] | BC 199 - AD 799? |