Definition: Bacchanalia, also known as the "banquet of the gods," is a ritualistic entertainment that took place in ancient Rome to entertain the Roman Senate and other high officials. It was typically held every year on August 25th during the summer solstice, with the purpose of celebrating the triumphs and accomplishments of the Roman Republic over the previous year. During this event, various gods were brought to the city for entertainment, including Dionysus, the god of wine and fertility
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