Comus - Mythology.
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Comus - Mythology. Roman A god of joy and mirth, of feasting and revelry. Comus was often represented as a young man with wings, who was rather sleepy, perhaps drunk, after a large meal. Romans associated him with Dionysus, the Greek god of fertility, wine, and pleasure. Comus loved wine, dance, and song.
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