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What Olympic games would you win a sacred apple?
pythian
What are the other three famous games held in Greece?
Nemean Games, Isthmian Games, Pythian Games
Why were the Pythian games held in honor of Apollo?
The Pythian Games were held at Delphi in honour of the god Apollo, its patron, just as the Olympic Games were held at Olympia in Elis in honour of Zeus. It was giving thanks fro the god's protection.
Who turned into a tree to save herself from Apollo?
Daphne was being pursued for her beauty by Apollo. She appealed to her father, the river god, Ladon, for help, and he changed her into a laurel tree. A laurel wreath was awarded as the prize in the Pythian Games, in her honour.
What were the three other major athletic competitions held in Greece other than the Olympics?
Nemean Games, Isthmian Games,and Pythian Games
When was Pythian Baseball Club created?
Pythian Baseball Club was created in 1867.
When was Pythian Castle Lodge created?
Pythian Castle Lodge was created in 1927.
Why were the ancient games celebrated?
In honour of the gods - Zeus (Olympic and Nemean), Apollo (Pythian), Poseidon (Isthmian).
The olympic games were part of the Panbellenic Games What are the names of the other three games?
Pythian, Isthmian and Greek were the primary ones. Several cities also ran games.
What was the location of the pythian games?
The Pythian Games were held at Delphi, a significant site in ancient Greece renowned for its oracle. This festival took place every four years in honor of Apollo, featuring athletic competitions, musical contests, and dramatic performances. Delphi, located on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, was considered the center of the world in ancient Greek mythology.
What was the prize for second ancient Olympics games?
what is the prize for 2nd in the acient Olympics games
When was wreaths invented?
Their earliest known use was 2,500-2,600 years ago, in ancient Greece. The laurel wreath was the ancient equivalent of the winner's medal at the Pythian Games. These games were the ancient equivalent of the modern Olympic Games.
