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...]], [[Ares]], [[Aphrodite]], [[Hephaestus]], [[Hermes]], [[Hestia]], and [[Dionysus]]. </p>

...d body previous to its burial. Many myths tell of heroes such as Odysseus, Dionysus, and Theseus journeying to the underworld and returning to the world of the

'''Siblings''': [[Apollo]], [[Artemis]], [[Ares]], [[Dionysus]], [[Hebe]], [[Athena]], the Muses, [[Persephone]], and more

'''Parents''': [[Dionysus]] and [[Dryope]] ...can always call upon Maenads, maidens of the wine, the mythical maidens of Dionysus, though he cannot create new ones (outside of the old fashioned way). He ca

...s. Not much else is known about her other than that she is associated with Dionysus and is often depicted wearing cothurnus and holding a tragic mask.<ref>http

...known to Rome as Ira). She appears in two tales – one where she is sent by Dionysus to make the Minyades mad and the other where she causes rabies in the dogs

...: [[Ares]], [[Hephaestus]], [[Athena]], Apollo, [[Artemis]], [[Hermes]], [[Dionysus]], [[Calliope]], [[Erato]], [[Euterpe]], [[Melpomene]], [[Polyhymnia]], [[T

'''Siblings''': [[Athena]], [[Hebe]], [[Hephaestus]], [[Dionysus]], [[Hercules]], [[Perseus]], [[Artemis]], [[Persephone]], [[Apollo]], [[He

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...s.''' Eros always carries two flasks given to him by his favorite uncle, [[Dionysus]]. The flasks constantly refill with Dion’s special brew, a sip or two wi

...]] and [[Hephaestus]] (Hera); [[Apollo]] (Leda); [[Hercules]] (Asteria); [[Dionysus]] (Semele); The Centaurs (Gaia); [[Hermes]] (Maia); Perseus (Danae).