Dionysus in form of bull, i. 123;
with vine and ploughman on a coin, 166;
ancient interpretation of, 194, 213;
death, resurrection, and ascension of, 302 n. 4;
torn in pieces, ii. [98];
human sacrifices to, in Chios, [98] sq.;
his coarse symbolism, [113];
identified with Osiris, [113];
race of boys at vintage from his sanctuary, [238];
men dressed as women in the rites of, [258];