Sabazius
Sabazius is a Thracian and Phrygian deity who was widely worshipped in ancient Anatolia, the Balkans, and parts of Greece. Originally associated with agricultural fertility, vegetation, and seasonal growth, Sabazius was later integrated into syncretic religious practices, particularly within the context of ancient mystery religions and later Hellenistic traditions.
The name Sabazius is often linked to the Greek god Bacchus or Dionysus, with whom he shares
In archaeological and textual evidence, Sabazius is sometimes associated with the cult of the Greek Dionysus,
The iconography of Sabazius varies but often includes symbols related to fertility and nature, such as vines,
Today, Sabazius is primarily studied within the context of ancient religious practices and comparative mythology. His