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{{WP-REAL|Temple of Hera, Olympia}}
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[[File:ACOD_Olympia_Temple_of_Hera.jpg|thumb|250px|Temple of Hera in Olympia]]
[[File:ACOD_Olympia_Temple_of_Hera.jpg|thumb|250px|Temple of Hera in Olympia]]
The '''Temple of Hera''' was a temple located in [[Olympia]], [[Elis]], that was dedicated to [[Hera]], the goddess of women, marriage, and childbirth in [[Greece|Greek]] mythology.
The '''Temple of Hera''' was a temple dedicated to the goddess [[Hera]], located in the [[Sanctuary of Olympia]], [[Elis]].


The {{Wiki|Heraean Games|Heraia}} games were named after her; every four years, sixteen Elean women in charge of organizing the games would weave a new veil for the goddess and place it on display in the temple.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>
The {{Wiki|Heraean Games|Heraia}} games were named after the goddess; every four years, sixteen Elean women in charge of organizing the games would weave a new veil for the goddess and place it on display in the temple.<ref name="ACOd">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>


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[[Category:Landmarks in Olympia]]
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[[Category:Locations in Valley of Olympia]]
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Temple of Hera in Olympia

The Temple of Hera was a temple dedicated to the goddess Hera, located in the Sanctuary of Olympia, Elis.

The Heraia games were named after the goddess; every four years, sixteen Elean women in charge of organizing the games would weave a new veil for the goddess and place it on display in the temple.[1]

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