Tours: The Oracle of Delphi - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 15:54, 22 May 2025

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	[[File:DTAG - Bronze statue of Apollo.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bronze statue of Apollo found in the sea near Piombino]]		[[File:DTAG - Bronze statue of Apollo.png\|thumb\|250px\|Bronze statue of Apollo found in the sea near Piombino]]
	One of the most impressive [[Dedication of the Knidians\|dedications]] to Apollo came from the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Knidos\|Knidians}}, a [[Greece\|Greek]] population that colonized the island of {{Wiki\|Lipari}}, north of [[Sicily]].		One of the most impressive [[Dedication of the Knidians\|dedications]] to Apollo came from the [[Knidos\|Knidians]], a [[Greece\|Greek]] population that colonized the island of {{Wiki\|Lipari}}, north of [[Sicily]].

	The story behind this dedication is notable.		The story behind this dedication is notable.

imported>Soranin at 18:19, 23 April 2025

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	Myths say while searching for an oracle who could impart their words to mortals, Apollo established a sanctuary on Mount Parnassos.		Myths say while searching for an oracle who could impart their words to mortals, Apollo established a sanctuary on Mount Parnassos.

	Apollo took over this site by slaying its sinister guardian, the snakelike ~~{{Wiki\|~~Python ~~(mythology)~~\|Pytho}}.		Apollo took over this site by slaying its sinister guardian, the snakelike [[Python\|Pytho]].

	'''Learn More:'''		'''Learn More:'''

imported>Soranin at 15:14, 25 November 2022

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	Myths say while searching for an oracle who could impart their words to mortals, Apollo established a sanctuary on Mount Parnassos.		Myths say while searching for an oracle who could impart their words to mortals, Apollo established a sanctuary on Mount Parnassos.

	Apollo took over this site by slaying its sinister guardian, the snakelike [[Pytho]].		Apollo took over this site by slaying its sinister guardian, the snakelike {{Wiki\|Python (mythology)\|Pytho}}.

	'''Learn More:'''		'''Learn More:'''

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	The temple was the final destination of those seeking an audience with the Pythia, and its appearance matched the majesty of its purpose.		The temple was the final destination of those seeking an audience with the Pythia, and its appearance matched the majesty of its purpose.

	Atop its imposing columns, the structure's pediments displayed famous mythological scenes sculpted by the renowned Greek artist ~~[[Antenor (sculptor)~~\|Antenor]].		Atop its imposing columns, the structure's pediments displayed famous mythological scenes sculpted by the renowned Greek artist {{Wiki\|Antenor}}.

	But as grand as the temple looked from the outside, it paled in comparison with what happened within.		But as grand as the temple looked from the outside, it paled in comparison with what happened within.

imported>Soranin at 20:21, 11 August 2021

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	The temple was the final destination of those seeking an audience with the Pythia, and its appearance matched the majesty of its purpose.		The temple was the final destination of those seeking an audience with the Pythia, and its appearance matched the majesty of its purpose.

	Atop its imposing columns, the structure's pediments displayed famous mythological scenes sculpted by the renowned Greek artist [[Antenor (~~Sculptor~~\|Antenor]].		Atop its imposing columns, the structure's pediments displayed famous mythological scenes sculpted by the renowned Greek artist [[Antenor (sculptor)\|Antenor]].

	But as grand as the temple looked from the outside, it paled in comparison with what happened within.		But as grand as the temple looked from the outside, it paled in comparison with what happened within.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:20, 30 July 2021

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 '''Discover the marvelous oracular site of [[Delphi]] and learn about its importance.'''
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+[[File:DTAG - Goddess standing by altar.png|thumb|250px|Goddess stands by an altar to pour an offering from a phiale, scene from a terracotta kylix / 470 BCE (Classical Greece)]]
 Once arriving before the temple, pilgrims wishing to consult the Oracle had to first pay a tax.
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 ("I'm ready for the quiz.")

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:43, 28 July 2021

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imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:41, 24 July 2021

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-'''Discover the marvelous oracular site of Delphi and learn about its importance.'''
+'''Discover the marvelous oracular site of [[Delphi]] and learn about its importance.'''
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 [[Category:Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece]]

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{{Imageneed}}
{{Update}}
'''Discover the marvelous oracular site of Delphi and learn about its importance.'''

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|-|Opening Remarks=
("Who are you?")

("What do you think of this place?")

("Let's begin the tour.")
|-|The Secret Way=
|-|Dedication of the Knidians=
|-|Athenian Portico=
|-|Offerings and Sacrifices=
|-|Temple of Apollo=
|-|Pythian Oracle=
|-|Foundation of the Oracle=
|-|Closing Remarks=
("I'm ready for the quiz.")

("Take on the next suggested tour.")

("Take me on a random tour.")

([LEAVE] "That's all for now.")
</tabber>
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece]]