The Bacchanalia was an ancient Roman festival honoring the god Bacchus, the equivalent to Dionysus in Greek mythology. It was celebrated from March 17th to March 19th, during which time followers of...
The Bacchic festivals were a series of ancient Greek rituals involving Dionysian excesses and sexual liberation that challenged and reinforced traditional social and religious norms in various ways....
The ancient Romans were known for their passionate lifestyle and elaborate religious ceremonies, which often incorporated elements of sexuality and eroticism. In particular, the worship of Bacchus,...
Dionysus was the ancient Greek god of wine, agriculture, fertility, theater, and ecstasy. His festival, called the Bacchanalia or Bacchae, was celebrated every springtime throughout the Mediterranean...