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grbs-6071	Brown, Christopher	Dionysus and the Women of Elis: PMG 871	2011	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5361	279	73	Jeanmaire attempted to relieve Dionysus from bearing the burden of the epithet by suggest­ ing that 'hero Dionysus' referred not to the god but to a local Tjpw~ (in the Homeric sense of a warrior or prince) who acted as ritual substitute for the god.19 This suggestion, however, is difficult to reconcile with the evidence of the hymn: Dionysus' appearance in bull-form along with the Charites indicates the divinity. In the context of cult a hero was a dead man worshipped at his grave, from which he was thought to exert his influence for good or ilpo The difficulty of fitting Dionysus into this framework is obvious, xviii; H. Lloyd-Jones, Females of the Species (London 1975)	cache/grbs-6071.pdf	txt/grbs-6071.txt