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	In addition to its sacred uses, the altar could also function as a stage property in various plays, like [[Agamemnon]]'s tomb in "Choephoroi", and the omphalos of [[Delphi]] in "The Eumenides".		In addition to its sacred uses, the altar could also function as a stage property in various plays, like [[Agamemnon]]'s tomb in "Choephoroi", and the omphalos of [[Delphi]] in "The Eumenides".
	\|-\|Altar of the ~~Twevlve~~ Gods=		\|-\|Altar of the Twelve Gods=
	[[File:DTAG - Altar with Myth of Adonis.png\|thumb\|250px\|Altar with the Myth of Adonis / 425-375 BCE (Classical Greece)]]		[[File:DTAG - Altar with Myth of Adonis.png\|thumb\|250px\|Altar with the Myth of Adonis / 425-375 BCE (Classical Greece)]]
	This [[Altar of the Twelve Gods\|altar]] dedicated to the twelve gods seems to have served as both a place of refuge and a topographical point of reference. Herodotos used the altar to give sample distances, and it functioned as a milestone for all distances in [[Attika]].		This [[Altar of the Twelve Gods\|altar]] dedicated to the twelve gods seems to have served as both a place of refuge and a topographical point of reference. Herodotos used the altar to give sample distances, and it functioned as a milestone for all distances in [[Attika]].

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