The helmsman Acoetes escaped the wrath of this god by attempting to warm his shipmates and  appears in a story by Ovid to warn a king of Thebes foolish enough to disrespect this god.
The helmsman Acoetes escaped the wrath of this god by attempting to warm his shipmates and  appears in a story by Ovid to warn a king of Thebes foolish enough to disrespect this god. This god raised by the nymphs of Nysa was also responsible for Agave and others tearing her son Pentheus to pieces, and this friend of Silenus bestowed the golden touch upon a man for looking after him. On his way to Naxos, this god was mistaken for a prince by pirates, who attempted to kidnap him. This son of Zeus and Semele then turned them into dolphins. FTP identify this Greco-Roman god of wine.
The helmsman Acoetes escaped the wrath of this god by attempting to warm his shipmates and  appears in a story by Ovid to warn a king of Thebes foolish enough to disrespect this god.
{Dionysus} or {Bacchus} or {Liber}