Agrionia

/əˈɡrɪoʊniə/ noun

In ancient Greek religion, a harvest festival dedicated to Dionysus involving wild celebrations, processions, and ritual reenactments.

From Greek 'agrios' (wild, uncultivated) relating to the untamed aspect of Dionysian worship. The name reflects how these festivals celebrated the wild, fertile aspects of nature and wine production rather than civilized order.

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