👉 In ancient Greek philosophy, a tauromachy was a form of ritualistic dance performed by ancient Greeks to appease the gods. These dances were often accompanied by music and included various forms of physical activity such as jumping, leaping, and dancing in circles. The term "tauromachy" is derived from the word τάυμος (tautos), which means "dance," and μαρχή (marke) or "dancing." In Greek
