Some were Maenades, with winy faces and blown hair.

还有的好是酒神的祭司一样，扬着醉意醺醺的红脸，披头散发。

Dionysos, the Greek god of wine, theatre, and madness became Bacchus.

希腊的酒神、戏剧和疯狂之神狄奥尼索斯成了巴克斯。

His painting of himself as Bacchus, the god of wine.

这是以他自己的形象绘制的酒神Bacchus(巴克斯)。

She offered Antony crowns of vine leaves, a symbol of Dionysus, the Greek God of wine.

她向安东尼献上藤叶皇冠，这是希腊酒神狄俄尼索斯的象征。

Many a time I consulted the landlord of the Little Bacchus on the means to hush up your affair.

我曾多次向小酒神的房东请教如何隐瞒你的事情。

There were fine mosaics -- like this one of the god Dionysus riding a panther.

有精美的马赛克——这张骑着黑豹的酒神狄俄尼索斯的马赛克。

She laughed at him in her loose Bacchante dress.

她穿着宽松的酒神服嘲笑他。

The poet who wins the agon at the City Dionysia is the one who produces the strongest affective response.

在城市酒神赛中获胜的诗人是产生最强烈情感反应的诗人。

She believes if she finds the perfect vessel sacrifices and devours part of him her mad god will appear.

她认定如果一个完美的容器献祭并吃掉对方身体的某部分她的酒神就会显灵。

Friedrich Nietzsche had written about Dionysus in " The Birth of Tragedy" , and this book, was the most crucial philosophical influence on Rothko.

弗里德里希·尼采在《悲剧的诞生》中写过关于酒神的东西，而这本书对罗斯科的哲学影响最大。

Raphael's face was found boldly executed on the underside of the moulding board, and Bacchus on the head of a beer barrel.

拉斐尔的头被醒目地烙制在擀面板的反面，酒神巴克斯的尊容出现在啤酒桶的顶上。

Their plays premiered at the annual City Dionysia, a festival that was held on the slopes of the Acropolis each spring, drawing large audiences.

他们的戏剧在每年春天在卫城山坡上举行的一年一度的城市酒神节上首演，吸引了大量观众。

In earlier times in this sort of position you'd have expected to find either Orpheus, charming the world with his music, or the universally popular wine god Bacchus.

在早年，这里通常会是靠音乐征服的俄耳甫斯，或是广受欢迎的酒神巴克科斯。

Here is Mars, there's Bacchus with his wine cup, Pan piping on a silver dish... and now I've arrived at what looks like another pagan god, this time in mosaic.

一个小型战神马尔斯，一个端着酒杯的酒神巴克科斯，一个在银盘上吹笛子的潘神，还有一个看起来也是某个异教神的马赛克图案。

But she was poorly repaid, abandoned by the hero, and left brokenhearted. She eventually caught the attention of Dionysus, god of winemaking and grapes, and was whisked away to marry him.

但却毫无回报，被忒修斯抛弃，伤心欲绝。最终她引起了酒神狄俄尼索斯的注意，并嫁给了他。

No vivacious Bacchanalian flame leaped out of the pressed grape of Monsieur Defarge: but, a smouldering fire that burnt in the dark, lay hidden in the dregs of it.

Defarge 先生压榨的葡萄中并没有跳出欢快的酒神般的火焰：但是，一种在黑暗中燃烧的阴燃火焰，隐藏在它的残渣中。

In saying so, Friar Ange emptied the goblet of wine which my mother had filled up for him and, throwing his wallet over his shoulder, went off in the direction of the Little Bacchus.

安格修士说完，一饮而尽母亲为他倒的酒杯，将钱包甩在肩上，朝小酒神的方向走去。