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According to my birth certificate I am H. Jeremiah Lewis, but most people know me as Sannion, which is the religious name I’ve borne in honor of Dionysos since 1999. It means “the Wagging One” and refers to the phallic processions that were carried out in honor of the god in antiquity. However, the tongue also wags and this aligns nicely to my sacred vocation, which is being a writer and teacher about the gods.

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  • Next Dionysos Day Oracle

    Saturday, June 2nd 2012.
    E-mail sannion@gmail.com to request an oracle.

  • My Books

    * Ecstatic: For Dionysos
    * From the Satyr's Mouth: Wit and Wisdom from an Opinionated Polytheist
    * The Balance of the Two Lands: Writings on Greco-Egyptian Polytheism
    * Echoes of Alexandria: Poems and Stories
    * Gods and Mortals: New Stories of Hellenic Polytheism

  • My other blogs

    Eklogai: polytheist extractions Eternal Bacchus: Dionysos from the end of antiquity to the present
  • Want to help out?

    If you would like to show your appreciation and support for what I'm doing here at The House of Vines there are a number of different things that you can do:

    1) Buy my books.
    2) Purchase something off of my wishlist.
    3) Have me do some divination for you or order a gift certificate for a friend.
    4) Send money via Paypal, where I have an account under sannion@gmail.com.

    Thank you.

  • My wishlist

    • * Flavius Philostratus' Heroikos
    • * Fools Are Everywhere: The Court Jester around the World by Beatrice K. Otto
    • * Harlequin's Stick, Charlie's Cane: A Comparative Study of Commedia Dell'arte and Silent Slapstick Comedy by David Madden
    • * Italian Folktales by Italo Calvino
    • * Phantom Armies of the Night: The Wild Hunt and the Ghostly Processions of the Undead by Claude Lecouteux
    • * Reality in a Looking-Glass by Anton C. Zijderveld
    • * The Commedia Dell'Arte: A Documentary History by Kenneth Richards
    • * The Innamorati by Midori Snyder
    • * The World of Harlequin: A Critical Study of the Commedia dell'arte by Allardyce Nicoll
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