This god made a long journey to India and was raised by the Nysaean nymphs according to somestories. One of his followers was a pilot from Maeonia who first encountered him as a sleeping boy onhis ship; that follower, Acoetes, was the only one who recognized his true identity and was thus wassaved from being transformed, unlike his crew of Tyrrhenian (*) pirates. When this deity tried to bringhis worship to Thebes, he was resisted by the king, whom he punished by having him torn apart by agroup of women including Agave. Jupiter swore by the Styx to fulfill any request that this god's mothermight ask of him, resulting in his mother dying when Jupiter showed her his full glory. For 10 points,name this son of Jupiter and Semele, a god of wine
This god made a long journey to India and was raised by the Nysaean nymphs according to somestories. One of his followers was a pilot from Maeonia who first encountered him as a sleeping boy onhis ship; that follower, Acoetes, was the only one who recognized his true identity and was thus wassaved from being transformed, unlike his crew of Tyrrhenian (*) pirates. When this deity tried to bringhis worship to Thebes, he was resisted by the king, whom he punished by having him torn apart by agroup of women including Agave. Jupiter swore by the Styx to fulfill any request that this god's mothermight ask of him, resulting in his mother dying when Jupiter showed her his full glory. For 10 points,name this son of Jupiter and Semele, a god of wine
This god made a long journey to India and was raised by the Nysaean nymphs according to somestories.
Bacchus [or Dionysus]