Definition: A bacchanal, also known as a "banquet" or a "festival," is a large gathering of people and animals for celebrations, parties, or revelry. It typically takes place in a public space such as an amphitheater or stadium. Bacchanals are often associated with the ancient Greek culture and were used to celebrate festivals like the Olympic Games. The term "bacchanal" originates from the Latin word "bacchus," which means "king." In the
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