Bacchiadae, ārum, m. (Βακχιάδαι), die Nachkommen des Herakliden Bacchis (Herrn von Korinth seit 924 v. Chr.), die Bacchiaden, eine uralte Herrscherfamilie zu Korinth, die von Kypselos 657 v. Chr. gestürzt wurde, Ov. met. 5, 407. Plin. 35, 152.
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