The Fact That Dionysus's Chariot Was Often Pulled by Panthers

question 11

Multiple Choice

The fact that Dionysus's chariot was often pulled by panthers and leopards indicates that

• A) there was no reason to fear those animals.
• B) he liked to assume the shape of a big cat.
• C) he was changeable, unpredictable, and dangerous, just like big cats.
• D) all of the above.

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