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The '''Grand Temple of Apollo''' was the largest of the three temples dedicated to the [[Greece|Greek]] god [[Apollo]] on the Greek island of [[Delos]]. Its construction began when the island became the seat of the [[Delian League]] between 475 and 450 BCE. | The '''Grand Temple of Apollo''' was the largest of the three temples dedicated to the [[Greece|Greek]] god [[Apollo]] on the Greek island of [[Delos]]. Its construction began when the island became the seat of the [[Delian League]] between 475 and 450 BCE. | ||
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This article is about the temple of Apollo in Delos. For other uses, see Temples of Apollo.
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- "The birthplace of Apollo himself. Impressive."
- ―Kassandra[src]
The Grand Temple of Apollo was the largest of the three temples dedicated to the Greek god Apollo on the Greek island of Delos. Its construction began when the island became the seat of the Delian League between 475 and 450 BCE.
Built on top of the akropolis of Sanctuary of Apollo, beneath the temple was an ancient tomb.[1]
Outside of it was erected the Colossus of the Naxians, a giant statue of the god.[1]
During the Peloponnesian War the temple was visited by the Spartan misthios Kassandra.[1]