#Roman god

• Bacchanalian — Pertaining to or relating to the mystical festivals of the god Dionysus (Bacchus); characterized by frenzied revelry, orgy, noisy feasting, excessive drinking, and tumultuous merriment. In a figurative and bookish sense, it describes a chaotic, dynamic atmosphere devoid of moral or social restraints, where instincts and exuberance dominate reason.
• Bacchus — The Roman name of the god Dionysus from Greek mythology, the deity of wine, grapevines, vegetation, fertility, ritual ecstasy, and theater. Often depicted accompanied by a retinue of sileni, satyrs, and bacchantes, his cult symbolizes the vital force released from the constraints of reason, as well as the duality between creative merriment and the destructive fury caused by excessive alcohol.