libation

make a libation to Jupiter

celebrate with a libation

I rinsed the tall glass out and poured a libation and sat down with it to read.

And better libation, I'd wager, too.

When the temple is complete, throngs will gather on its perimeter — offering prayers, performing sacrifices, and pouring libations for the goddess of wisdom.

Before setting out, he burns incense and pours a libation at the small shrine in the courtyard on behalf of his entire household.

They would also perform prayers, hymns, and songs, poor libations on tombs during burials and offer votives, which were left at temples, sacred spots, and tombs.

2 The stately ritual libations become a water pot, and Electra serially dismisses the Old Man's Aeschylean suggestions to find clues for the proof of Orestes' return.

The Phoenicians worshipped their gods at temples, as well as natural sites; such as mountains, rivers, groves, and even rocks, and their ceremonies included prayers, incense burning, libation pouring, and making offerings to the gods.