On dit que Bacchus vit le jour dans l’île de Naxe. […] pour dire : Courage, Bacchus ; bien vous soit ! […] Les Thébains regardaient la mort cruelle de leur roi comme une punition de Bacchus. […] On regarda cet accident comme une vengeance de Bacchus. […] Le plus ancien est le père nourricier de Bacchus.

Bacchus. […] Bacchus. […] The god Pan gives a dog to Bacchus to follow him in his travels. […] Yet some learned men endeavour to prove that Bacchus is the same as Nimrod, son of Chus, whose name at first was Bacchus, son of Chus; and, by corruption, became changed to that of Bacchus. […] Who was Bacchus?