Definition: Bacchanalia is a concept in classical Greek mythology that refers to a period of revelry and excess during the Roman festival of Bacchus. During this time, people would spend their days partying, drinking, and engaging in other forms of entertainment such as games and contests. The term "baccanalia" comes from the Latin word "bacana," which means "to drink" or "to dance." In Greek mythology, Bacchanalia was a period when the gods were
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