Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 206
s. The master of the vesselhad befriended Dionysus, so his mind was kept sane,and through the gratitude of Dionysus he was made the blessedest man that ever plied his trade. Ariadne was a daughter of Minos of Crete. Theseuswas sent to convey the tribute of the Athenians toMinotaurus, and Ariadne… … Ariadne (from the statue by Danneker at Frankfort-on-the-Main). i Naxos, Theseus deserted her. Here Dionysus found her and made her his wife. ; Attendants. 1 In early times the Graces were said to be the com- panions of Dionysus, but as the tone of his worshipwas lowered he was supposed to be…
Mythology, Greek · Emblems
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