bacchante

• No contexto da mitologia clássica, mulher que participava dos ritos de Baco, o deus do vinho, ou que era sua sacerdotisa. Também pode designar, por extensão, uma mulher que celebra ou se entrega a orgias e excessos.

A noun referring to a priestess or female follower of Bacchus, the god of wine and revelry in classical mythology.

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   In classical mythology, a female follower or priestess of Bacchus (the god of wine and ecstasy), often depicted as participating in wild, frenzied rituals.

   Bacante

   • The bacchante danced wildly through the forest, celebrating the rites of Bacchus.
   • Ancient art often portrays a bacchante with a thyrsus and a wreath of ivy.
   • The poet described the bacchante as lost in a divine frenzy.

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