One myth featuring this figure describes his promise to the shepherd Prosymnus, who died before this figure could consummate a relationship with him, and following his birth he was raised on Mount Nysa.
One myth featuring this figure describes his promise to the shepherd Prosymnus, who died before this figure could consummate a relationship with him, and following his birth he was raised on Mount Nysa. This figure also supposedly married Ariadne after Theseus had abandoned her, and he fathered Priapus with the goddess Aphrodite. After being kidnapped, he turned a number of pirates into dolphins, and he caused Pentheus to be brutally dismembered by a crowd of madwomen known as the Maenads. For 10 points, name this Greek god of wine, who was known to the Romans as Bacchus.
One myth featuring this figure describes his promise to the shepherd Prosymnus, who died before this figure could consummate a relationship with him, and following his birth he was raised on Mount Nysa.
Dionysus [accept Bacchus until mention]