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Delphi is a Greek city dedicated to Apollo, a son of Zeus.

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What is special about Delphi?

the oracle of apollo in greek mythology


Where were the oracles located in Greek mythology?

The most famous ancient Greek oracle was that of "Delphi".


Who is Pythia in Greek mythology?

Pythia, the oracle of Delphi, is Apollo's priestess.


Are there lots of prophecies in greek mythology?

Yes; some - though not all - are from Delphi.


Who is the prophet of Greek mythology?

The god of prophets is Apollo (same name in Roman mythology). The most famous prophet, or oracle, is the on at Delphi.


What was the rold of the oracle Greek mythology?

The role of the Oracle of Delphi was to give prophecies to asking Greeks.


In Greek mythology who told about the future?

Apollo was the god of prophecies, but he told his prophecies through the oracle of delphi


Who was Castalia in greek mythology?

In Greek mythology, Castalia was a nymph that was turned into a fountain near Delphi by Apollo. It is said that poets would become inspired with strokes of genius by drinking from the waters of Castalia.


Who is related to Apollo and can see the future in Greek mythology?

Apollo has a priestess at Delphi that is an oracle who could foresee the future.


Did Hades curse the Oracle of Delphi?

No, he did not in Greek Mythology. However in Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Hades cursed the Oracle of Delphi so the 'spirit' could not pass to another girl.


Which country is the heart of mother earth?

The center of Gaia (Earth) in Greek mythology is the Omphalos (Navel) stone. It is located in Delphi.


Python in Greek mythology?

In Greek mythology, Python was a giant serpent or dragon that lived at Delphi and guarded the Oracle of Gaia. According to myth, Apollo slew Python to claim the sacred site and establish his own oracle there. This victory symbolized the triumph of order over chaos and marked Delphi as a major religious center in ancient Greece.