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This lasting accomplishments of Greece was a festival of honor the god dionysus?
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What is the connection of drama and the greek god dionysus?
Because Dionysus introduced theatre into ancient Greece
What is the god of wine and pleasure in ancient Greece?
Dionysus
What was the name of an ancient Greek theater?
The Greeks had a theatre by the name of Dionysus. This theatre was located in Athens, Greece. Dionysus was known as the patron of fertility or wine.
Where can the altar of god Dionysus be found in ancient Greece?
There were several altars to Dionysus throughout Greece. I assume you mean the altar at the Theater of Dionysus in Athens. It was in the center of the Orchestra Circle to begin with and then was moved to the downstage edge of the Orchestra during the Hellenistic Period.
What were the names of the two theatres in acropolis in ancient Greece?
Theatre of Dionysus and Theatre of Herod Atticus
The Festival of Dionysus was held in?
The Festival of Dionysus (aka the Dionysia) was held in Athens, Greece.
Which god was the annual drama festival in honor of?
In ancient Greece--Dionysus
What region did Dionysus rule?
Dionysus was a Greek god and was worshiped in the country of Greece. Dionysus was the god of wine and grape harvesting.
Where was dionysus honored by thousands of people?
Greece
What is the connection of drama and the greek god dionysus?
Because Dionysus introduced theatre into ancient Greece
What was the town named after Dionysus?
Dionysos, Greece, village in Attica, Greece, north of Athens
What theaters in ancient Greece were temples to this god?
Dionysus
Where was Dionysus worshiped?
All over ancient Greece.
What is the god of wine and pleasure in ancient Greece?
Dionysus
What is dionysus claim to fame?
He brought the vine to Greece.
Did everyone hate Dionysus?
No, not everyone hated Dionysus. He had worshipers in ancient Greece, as well as mythic family and lovers.
Why is Dionysus in Antigone?
He's not in Antigone... Sophocles created this play for the festival of Dionysis in Greece. "When the vine first ripened in the spring, the Greeks had a festival for Dionysus. During this celebration, the Greeks wrote, performed, and watched plays. Dionysus had two different faces, savagery and joy, and felt the agony of being torn into pieces and feeling new and happy again in resurrection. These characteristics and events eventually developed into the two major types of plays, tragedy and comedy."
