Bacchus
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| [[Bacchus]], the [[Roman god]] of [[wine]] and [[intoxication]], known as [[Dionysus]] to [[Greek]]s. | [[Bacchus]], the [[Roman god]] of [[wine]] and [[intoxication]], known as [[Dionysus]] to [[Greek]]s. | ||
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Image:Bacchanalia by Leveque.jpg
Bacchanalia by Auguste (Maurice François Giuslain) Léveque
The Bacchanalia were traditionally held on March 16 and March 17
The Bacchanalia were traditionally held on March 16 and March 17
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Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and intoxication, known as Dionysus to Greeks.
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