Peggers Inn - Decorative Detail

Appears above one of the Peggers Inn's windows. I'm guessing that it's Dionysus the greek god of wine, vegetation, pleasure and festivity (the Romans called him Bacchus). Dionysus was represented as an old man with a full beard or a young effeminate man. Both representations appear on Peggers Inn

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kaedi says:

i looked it up and you are right it is bacchus
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