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Dionysus. He was the god of wine and excessiveness. And a patron to greek theatre. The muses were also associated with theatre, art, poetry, etc. They were thought to give actors, writes, artists, etc their talents.

But Fagotitis could also be it. NO!

It was Thalia who is believed to be the goddess of theatre--she is acknowledged as such more so in Europe today than in North America.

K. Millard.

If you're doing a project over a newspaper thing for Dionyseus, I would make it for theatre stuff, I'm sure you're teacher wouldn't know of Thalia of Fagotitis, so I would go with the most common one. Luv all yall.

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