Sample Sentences fororacle of Delphi (auto-selected)
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"You mean by demigods," Percy said, "going on a big quest to reclaim the Oracle of Delphi?"† (source)
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An Athenian is said to have asked the oracle at Delphi who the wisest man in Athens was.† (source)
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At the sound of your solemn voice, the Pythia will come down to you with her crown.† (source)
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Even Romans respected your father's Oracle of Delphi.† (source)
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The Oracle at Delphi The ancient Greeks believed that they could consult the famous oracle at Delphi about their fate.† (source)
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Instead of speech with a Pythia or a Sibyl, they will sell you a plain papyrus leaf, hardly dry from the stalk, and bid you dip it in the water of a certain fountain, when it will show you a verse in which you may hear of your future.† (source)
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With a chill, I realized I was looking at the Oracle of Delphi, back when she was alive and young.† (source)
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Apollo, the god of the oracle, spoke through his priestess Pythia, who sat on a stool over a fissure in the earth, from which arose hypnotic vapors that put Pythia in a trance.† (source)
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The Oracle at Delphi The ancient Greeks believed that they could consult the famous oracle at Delphi about their fate.† (source)
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You see, the Oracle of Delphi is an ancient—† (source)
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Apollo, the god of the oracle, spoke through his priestess Pythia, who sat on a stool over a fissure in the earth, from which arose hypnotic vapors that put Pythia in a trance.† (source)
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Grover muttered something about girls being harder to understand than the Oracle at Delphi, then he handed me the spray gun and followed Annabeth.† (source)
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Oracle of Delphi Rachel?† (source)
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When people came to Delphi they had to present their question to the priests of the oracle, who passed it on to Pythia.† (source)
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There were many heads of state who dared not go to war or take other decisive steps until they had consulted the oracle at Delphi.† (source)
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Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce the new Oracle of Delphi.† (source)
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