Celebration immoderate, 40 religious; originally dedicated to Bacchus ) where frenzy leading to his devotees to the Mystic trance. It was a celebration of women and for the Romans was just religious, non-sexual. The word comes from the Greek 959; 961; 947; 953; 945; ( binge, " 34 Bacchus Festival; ) and 959; 961; 947; 951; ( orge, " 34 passion; ) , and recently took their sense lustful in the middle ages, when Christianity definitely condemned this kind of rituals of pagan origin. Today popularly called '' binge '' the '' 39 sexual feast. , the relationship involving more than three people. As data aside, the measure '' binge '' It has a different etymology, and is written without accent.
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