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[[File:Elis-SoO-Zeusaltar.jpg|thumb|250px|Altar of Zeus]]
The '''Altar of Zeus''' was an grand altar devoted to [[Zeus]] located within the [[Sanctuary of Olympia]] in [[Elis]], [[Greece]].


[[File:ACOD_Altar_of_Zeus.jpg|thumb|250px|Altar of Zeus]]
According to Greek beliefs, the altar was made of sacrificial ashes mixed with water from the [[Alpheios River]]. On the third day of the [[Olympic Games]], 100 [[Cattle|oxen]] were offered and slain by the Eleans, giving them sovereignty over the shrine.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''</ref>
The '''Altar of Zeus''' was an altar devoted to [[Zeus]] located in [[Olympia]], [[Elis]], [[Greece]]. According to Greek beliefs, the altar was made of sacrificial ashes mixed with water from the [[Alpheios River]]. On the third day of the [[Olympic Games]], 100 [[Cattle|oxen]] would be offered and killed by the Eleans, giving them sovereignty over the shrine.


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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''
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[[Category:Locations in Elis]]
[[Category:Locations in Valley of Olympia]]
[[Category:Landmarks in Olympia]]
[[Category:Shrines]]
[[Category:Shrines]]
[[Category:Landmarks in Olympia]]

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Altar of Zeus

The Altar of Zeus was an grand altar devoted to Zeus located within the Sanctuary of Olympia in Elis, Greece.

According to Greek beliefs, the altar was made of sacrificial ashes mixed with water from the Alpheios River. On the third day of the Olympic Games, 100 oxen were offered and slain by the Eleans, giving them sovereignty over the shrine.[1]

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