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Archeologists in Rome have stumbled on a large marble head of Dionysus, also known as Bacchus, the ancient Roman god of wine, dance and fertility.
The discovery was made during excavations in the heart of the city, near the remains of the ancient Roman Forum.
The head would have belonged to a large statue of the god dating back to the imperial era.
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Just AnotherPerson (05-28-2019),Mister D (05-28-2019)
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Ummm...if is was a Roman statue, it was a Bacchus. Dionysus was the Greek attribution of that deity, who was the god of vines and ropes and such as well as of the wine itself.
It could have been a Dionysus if it was a roamin' statue.
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