Who was Dionysus' equivalent in Roman mythology? and What god is he?

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Harman [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Correct answer is Bacchus, God of fruitfulness and vegetation.

Explanation:

Greek gods had their equivalents in the Roman mythology, therefore they usually had similar attributes. He was one of the most adorned deities in the Ancient world. People created festivals in his name, with the goal to salute him. He is also one of the most frequent representation in the art of that period.

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Who was Dionysus' equivalent in Roman mythology? and What god is he?