Dion is a figure from ancient Greek mythology, often associated with wine, fertility, and revelry. He is commonly recognized as the god of wine and is linked to the Dionysian festivals, which celebrated the grape harvest and included music, dance, and theatrical performances. Dion is also known for his dual nature, embodying both joy and chaos. In Roman mythology, Dion is equivalent to Bacchus, who shares similar attributes and associations with wine and festivity. Dion's followers, known as the Maenads, were often depicted as frenzied women who participated in ecstatic rituals. His myths emphasize themes of transformation, nature, and the balance between civilization and wildness.