Icarí

Icarí is a religious holiday celebrated in the Massaliot Couinant Church. It marks the day that Édiôniesù performed his first miracle: materializing a chalice of wine that calmed his enraged father, Josét. The celebration calls for drinking twelve glasses of wine, one for each hour of daylight. The number of glasses is most commonly said to represent Édiôniesù’s age at which he performed the miracle. Some believe it represents the number of major miracles he performed during his life or the number of days he was tied to the fig tree outside Pegrius XIII's palace. As the spiritual conglomeration of Dionysus and Jesus of Nazareth, the number may also have a connection to the twelve Olympians, the twelve Titans, the twelve labours of Heracles, or the twelve disciples of Jesus. Although Chaumentaine scholars debate on the origin of the number’s symbolism, consensus rules that it signifies completeness.