Fufluns
God Of Wine · God Of Vegetation · God Of Ecstasy
Fufluns in Roman tradition
No story about Fufluns appears in the supplied material. It gives no account of the deity's nature, form, duties, parentage, origin, or place in the myths of another deity.
The material mentions other figures with similar or neighbouring names, including Fulla, Fumu, Funfeng, Furrina, Faunus, and Fauna. None is identified as Fufluns, and none provides information about this Roman-Italic deity. A reference description cannot therefore be given from the supplied material without adding information from another source.
The quick answers
Who is Fufluns?
Fufluns is a Roman deity associated with wine and winemaking, vegetation and fertility, ecstatic religious experience, revelry, music, and dance, theatrical performance.Source
Source
- The Immortality Key: The Secret History of the Religion With No Name
- Classical Mythology a to Z
- Belief and Cult
- Greek Mythology and Poetics
- Dictionary of Mythology
- Pantheon: A New History of Roman Religion
What is Fufluns the god of?
wine and winemaking, vegetation and fertility, ecstatic religious experience, revelry, music, and dance, theatrical performanceSource
Source
- The Immortality Key: The Secret History of the Religion With No Name
- Classical Mythology a to Z
- Belief and Cult
What family links are recorded for Fufluns?
Father: Tinia, Mother: Semla, 2 siblings.
Fufluns’s family, at a glance
Parents above, children below, and the figure’s consorts named in between, the same family data as the fact box, laid out as a chart instead of a field list.
The names Fufluns answers to
Fufluns Pacha
Bacchic Fufluns; a form linked with Bacchus
SourceGreek Mythology and Poetics
Fufluns Pachies
An Etruscan Bacchic form or cult title
SourceDictionary of Mythology
Fufluns-Liber
Fufluns identified with the Roman Liber
SourcePantheon: A New History of Roman Religion
Bacchus
The Bacchic name associated with Fufluns
SourceDictionary of Mythology
Fufluns, and where the myths place it
Appears in
The myths across MythSource where Fufluns features, each on that figure’s page.
- Bacchus and the House of Ino · on Bacchus
- Bacchus and the Tyrrhenian Pirates · on Bacchus
- Bacchus Destroys Pentheus · on Bacchus
- Bacchus Finds Ariadne · on Bacchus
- Bacchus Grants Midas the Golden Touch · on Bacchus
- Bacchus Punishes the Daughters of Minyas · on Bacchus
- Liber and the Daughters of Minyas · on Liber
- Osiris Civilizes the World · on Osiris
- Osiris's World Campaign · on Osiris
5 works catalogued
This is the candidate catalogue for Fufluns: candidate reworks first, then references, then names used as atmosphere. Nothing here has been checked against a source yet. Only reviewed myth-to-work links are promoted in Overview.
Showing 5 of 5 works.
Film5
- BacchusRework
- Bacchus Uncovered: Ancient God of EcstasyReference
- Don't Call Me BacchusReference
- Don't Call Me Bacchus 2Reference
- When Bacchus ReignsReference
These are catalogue candidates, not proof that every work retells this figure. Reviewed myth-to-work links appear in Overview.
What this page is built from
About this page
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1 source is cited on this page, primary texts and corpus scholarship, listed below.
Cite this page
MythSource. (n.d.). Fufluns. https://www.mythsource.com/figures/fufluns
"Fufluns." MythSource, n.d., www.mythsource.com/figures/fufluns.
"Fufluns." MythSource. n.d. https://www.mythsource.com/figures/fufluns.
The mythology summaries and identity fields on this page are grounded in the primary texts and scholarship above. The appearance table records candidates separately; only reviewed joins are presented as modern reworks in Overview.
The film
The Underdrawing video on Fufluns embeds here once it publishes.