Saturnalia, an ancient Roman festival, was initially celebrated on December 17. It honored Saturn, the Roman god of agriculture and time. It gradually evolved into a week-long festive celebration.

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It was a Roman festival honoring Saturn, the god of agriculture, according to History.com. The festival began the week before the winter solstice and continued for a month.