狄俄尼索斯 Dionysus | 希腊神话故事
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Wherever he went, there was music and song and revelling.
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His father trusted his upbringing to some mountain fairy maidens. They took the Greatest care of him.
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His attendants, known as the Bacchantes, were noted for their noise and disorder.
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He travelled far and wide in his carriage drawn by wild beasts. He was said to have been to India and Ethiopia.
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The women Bacchantes were infamous for their excessive immodesty and disgraceful excitement.
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Under the tutorship of Silennus, the Satyr, he was introduced to all the secrets of nature and the culture of the wine.
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When his mother was burnt to death in the glory of Zeus. He was still a helpless infant.
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King Pentheus of Thebes, for frowning on the worship of Bacchus in his kingdom, suffered the same treatment at the hands of a band of these fanatical women, of whom his own mother was the leader.
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Dionysus was the god of wine. He was the son of Zeus by Semele.
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They tore Orpheus, the gifted musician, limb from limb.
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In their madness and intoxication they committed cruel violence.
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A most wild, noisy crow, they drank, danced and sang in a careless way.
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