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What was the name of Apollos temple where many a greek hero including Oedipus came in search of the truth?
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Where was Apollos temple?
it is in Bassae, Peloponnese, Greece
Where is Apollos temple in poptropica?
its in the place where you get the reed pipe
How do you get passed Cerberis in poptropica?
Go to Apollos temple get the free flute and then go to the music muse(the one playing the flute she is also in apollos temple)And pass her test then she will give you a tune to play.
Where is the greek god apollos temple?
It is at Delphi. If you want more specific, Google it
What is Apollo's temple where Oedipus comes in search of the truth in 'Oedipus Rex'?
Delphi is the location of the Apolline temple where Oedipus seeks the truth in the play "Oedipus Rex" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. -- 405 B.C.E.).Specifically, Apollo the sun god joins the ranks of Aphrodite the love goddess and Artemis the huntress to form three important defenders of the city of Thebes. His oracle therefore is consulted regarding important or problematic events. The most famous of the Apolline oracles is the one at Delphi.
How do you play a song on potropica Mythology Island?
You click on the colors around the reed pipe you get from Apollos temple
Is there a Mormon temple in Paris?
Not yet. You can find your mearest temple on googlemaps by typing LDS temple in the search field.
What are characteristics of utopia?
Lauren temple search her sister up on facebook Sarah temple
Is their a Shirley Temple time line?
search shirley temple time line on google.com and you will get it.
Where is the chaos temple in runescape?
The Chaos Temple is in the "Wilderness". Look at your world map search "Chaos Temple" and it should show you where it is anyways.
Where to download temple r?
Search it in the app store
Where did Oedipus die?
Colonus is where Theban King Oedipus died.Colonus was located to the northwest of the important city of Athens. It was famous for a temple of the sea god Poseidon, a still-standing temple to the blacksmith god Hephaestus, and a sacred grove to the Eumenides, the gracious, kind-hearted or kindly' female deities of vengeance, fate, and the 'anger of the dead'. It also was famous as the hometown of the generations of the wealthy, powerful family that produced Sophocles [496 B.C.E. - 406 B.C.E.], the playwright who told the tragic story of Oedipus and his descendants.
