Orgia
Orgia (gr. όργιον) – obrzędy ku czci starożytnych bogów, zwłaszcza Dionizosa, połączone z ekstatycznymi śpiewami i tańcami. Praktykowane m.in. w Starożytnej Grecji, Egipcie i Rzymie, w kulturze masowej kojarzone także z wyuzdaniem seksualnym i libacją alkoholową.
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Wall painting depicting a banquet. A man drinks from a type of drinking vessel with two openings called a rhyton. His female companion wears a sheer garment and a golden net over her hair. A female servant attends to the couple, proffering a small box. The table in front holds a set of silver vessels for mixing wine. The whole scene represents an idealized Greek drinking party, a pleasurable sight for the guests of this first century Roman household.
Wall painting depicting a banquet. A man drinks from a type of drinking vessel with two openings called a rhyton. His female companion wears a sheer garment and a golden net over her hair. A female servant attends to the couple, proffering a small box. The table in front holds a set of silver vessels for mixing wine. The whole scene represents an idealized Greek drinking party, a pleasurable sight for the guests of this first century Roman household.