In Greek mythology, many were said to have been in love with Dionysus. Here are some examples: Ariadne: According to the myth, Ariadne was a princess who fell in love with Theseus but was abandoned by him on the island of Naxos. There she was discovered by Dionysus, who comforted and wooed her, eventually making her his wife and immortalizing her in the heavens as a constellation. Ampelus: Ampelus was a beautiful youth loved by Dionysus and became his cupbearer. However, Ampelus tragically died after falling off a vine while dancing, and Dionysus turned him into a vine and created a festival in his honor. Prosymnus: Prosymnus was a shepherd who helped Dionysus cross a river, and in gratitude, Dionysus offered to grant him any wish. Prosymnus asked to have sex with God, and Dionysus obliged. However, after their encounter, Dionysus revealed that he could not give the shepherd's wish and offered him a different reward. Selene: Selene, the goddess of the moon, was said to have been fascinated with Dionysus, and she often followed him during his nocturnal revels. According to some myths, she even had a child with him, a son named Hymenaios, who became the God of weddings.