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#Antinous #PhallusThursday Sturdy #satyr incense tripod with ithyphallic #satyrs proving their prowess at Naples National Archaeological Museum #GabinettoSegreto (Secret Cabinet)
Was gonna practice drawing people more but they ended up as a satyr :v
Woops!
#art #digitalart #furryart (technically?) #satyr #mythical
New month, new sticker.
Deery did not have to stay alone for long but gets company by this lovely satyr. Obviously I do like him a lot. He has horns. If you are like me and want to get this sticker send to you next month, join my Patreon on the badass basilisk tier :D
Archaeologists have discovered a monumental frieze depicting worshipers of Dionysus in a newly excavated portion of Pompeii. The near-life-size paintings portray a procession of Dionysiac figures participating in an initiation ritual as part of the deity’s mystery cult.
Have a joyful #DayOfDionysos here at Erotic Mythology! 
"The Nymphs of Nysa were given his charge and kept him hidden away within their caves, and nourished him on milk. Down on earth as destiny ordained these things took place, and Bacchus, baby twice born, was cradled safe and sound."
Ovid
Dionysos with Nysa & #satyr , relief panel from the Sebasteion, ca second quarter of the first century CE, Aphrodisias, Aphrodisias Museum
Are the hints that he wants to spit-roast her too obvious?
#PhallusThursday #GreekRomanArt
@antiquidons @phistorians
(Red-figure bell krater showing a #satyr and a #maenad making a sacrifice to Herakles)
Have a joyful #DayOfDionysos here at Erotic Mythology!
"Satyrs also, it is reported, were carried about by him [Dionysos] in his company and afforded the god great delight and pleasure in connection with their dancings and their goat-songs."
Diodorus Siculus, Library of History 4.5.3
#Satyr with Child #Dionysos, Greek marble sculpture, 2nd century BCE
https://art.thewalters.org/detail/39856/satyr-with-child-dionysus/
Euoi! Have a joyful #DayOfDionysos here at Erotic Mythology!
"Listen to Pan, how he seems to be hymning #Dionysos on the crests of Kithairon, as he dances an Euian fling. And Kithairon in the form of a man laments the woes soon to occur on his slopes, and he wears an ivy crown aslant on his head"
Philostratus, Imagines 1.14
'#Satyr and little #Bacchus', 2nd century CE, Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
Euoi! Have a joyful #DayOfDionysos here at Erotic Mythology!
"The Satyrs have the roundrattling tomtom from your patron Dionysos. Even the mountainranging Bassarides [maenads] ride on the backs of lions."
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 11.113
Terracotta relief of a dancing #Maenad and #Satyr with the infant #Dionysos
Have a joyful #DayOfDionysos here at Erotic Mythology!
"To escape the midday lash of #Helios (the Sun) moving on high, he [#Dionysos] cleansed his body in the stream of the Meionian River bubbling gently [...] Playful Satyrs lifted their heels in air, and tumbled plunging headover into the river."
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 10.142
#Satyr and #Bacchus as a child, glass cameo, first half of the 1st century CE, Italy
A long LONG time ago in a holiday internet Photoshop contest, somebody photoshopped poor Santa into William-Adolphe Bouguereau's Nymphs and Satyr painting. I love it so much:
It's the Day of Hermes aka Mercurius Day aka #Wednesday! 
"#Hermes, beloved of Polydeukes, one of the Dioskuroi, made him a gift of Dotor, the Thessalian horse."
Ptolemaios Chenno, 190.50
Hermes, Polydeukes, #Satyr or #Silenos, Italic Stamnos, 400–350 BCE
@mythology @antiquidons
#DayOfHermes #Mythology #GreekRomanArt #PrideMonth
It's the #DayOfDionysos here at Erotic Mythology!
"Beardless #Ampelos, they say, a Nymph's and a Satyr's son, was loved by #Bacchus [Dionysos] on Ismarian hills. He trusted him with a vine hanging from the leaves of an elm; it is now named for the boy. The reckless youth fell picking gaudy grapes on a branch. Liber [#Dionysos] lifted the lost boy to the stars."
#Ovid, Fasti 3.407
Cameo of Dionysos and a #Satyr, 1st century CE
