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• After introductory pleasantries, we broke the ice with Dionysian abandon.
• In Nietzsche's terms, he is a Dionysian artist.
• This work depicts the Dionysian Cult that was made mostly women.
• The Dionysian reckoning was fully described by Bede in 725.
• As the petrified Oread Dionysian base, suppressed by a codified objectiveness.
• These Dionysian rites were frequently outlawed by the Roman Senate.
• This idea will rush through him in a Dionysian and lyrical way.
• The play is a celebration of the Dionysian spirit.
• From somewhere beneath, the Dionysian had poured forth.
• Their croaking refrain  ( Dionysian Mystics soon appear.
• MacGregor argues that David Bowman in his transformation has regained his Dionysian side.
• I wanted to celebrate a Mediterranean, Dionysian sense of pictorial and human richness,
• The boisterously Dionysian Ruth was a throwback to an earlier, more raucous America.
• Basically, the Apollonian spirit was able to give form to the abstract Dionysian.
• The Osirian Mysteries paralleled the Dionysian, according to contemporary Greek and Egyptian observers.
• The Dionysian retinue was a popular subject for bas-reliefs and sarcophagus panels.
• The debate between classical and romantic ( Apollonian and Dionysian ) cultures is ongoing.
• The sublime needs critical distance, while the Dionysian demands a closeness of experience.
• Was it going on at the Dionysian revels?
• It is not good for a culture to be either wholly Apollonian or Dionysian.