Bacches, Schüler des Tages, etruscischer Prophet. Nach ihm waren die Bacchetĭdis libri, eine etruscische Religionsschrift, benannt, welche Labeo in das Lateinische übersetzte, wahrscheinlich mit denen der Begoe (s.d.) dieselben.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
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