Dionysus oil Aradia sensuous smell to celebrate the

sensuous smell to celebrate the lush eroticism of the season

contests and games of physical skill

Silent as they are

the Earth and Queen of Heaven

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Dionysus oil Aradia sensuous smell to celebrate theEcstatic, inebriant god of poetry, music, and prophesy, Dionysus is brother and contretemps to Apollo. Son of Zeus and Semele, he was educated by the forest god Silenus. His travels served to bring the arts of winemaking and viticulture to many lands, so his worship and cults were widespread. Like his Roman counterpart, Bacchus, he was worshipped by wild, bloodthirsty women called Maenads. Dionysus is thought of as the Greek precedent to Bacchus, but