- Andrians, 1523–1526
Peter Paul Rubens, Bacchanalia, 1615
Nicolas Poussin, A
Bacchanalian Revel Before a Term of Pan, 1632–1633
Konstantin Makovsky,
Spring Bacchanalia...
- A
Bacchanalian fraternity is a
fraternal society of
professional or
amateur aficionados of wine and
perhaps other alcoholic beverages,
typically promoting...
- A
Bacchanalian Revel Before a Term is an oil
painting by
Nicolas Poussin,
dated to 1632–1633,
which is now in the
National Gallery in London. The prin****l...
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Cymbals have been
utilized historically to
suggest frenzy, fury or
bacchanalian revels, as seen in the
Venus music in Wagner's Tannhäuser, Grieg's Peer...
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refers to them as the Eumenides. Hymn 69, to the Erinyes:
Vociferous Bacchanalian Furies [Erinyes], hear! Ye, I invoke,
dread pow'rs, whom all revere;...
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gatherings with
other witches, meet with the Devil, or to
experience bacchanalian carousal.
Romani people use
mandrake as a love amulet. Ungricht, Stefan;...
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testimony that
helped put a stop to the
Bacchanalian scandal of 186 BCE. Hispala's role in the
Bacchanalian scandal was to
provide information on exactly...
- Subcontinent. The
region was
noted in the
Mahabharata for the "loose and
Bacchanalian"
women who
lived in the
woods there. The city was said to have been located...
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drinking cups), in
situations which can
range from
festive (such as
Bacchanalian scenes) to Buddhist-devotional.
Uncertainties in
dating make it unclear...
- for 'Fraternity of
Knights of the Wine-Tasters' Cup') is an
exclusive Bacchanalian fraternity of
Burgundy wine connoisseurs.
Originally formed under the...
