In Ancient Greek literature and life alike, the famous (or, perhaps in some cases, infamous) 'oracles' encountered by literary heroes or real-life seekers of knowledge served a fundamentally divine role on earth. As mouth-pieces of the gods, perhaps even as windows into the superhuman world, oracles were sources of guidance and wisdom, speakers of blessings and curses and warnings, for mortals who were fortunate (or unfortunate) enough to gain intimate access to them.
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No, the gods dealt directly with people mainly via oracles and what we consider the acts of nature.
Apollo's oracle was the Oracle of Delphi, located in the sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi in ancient Greece. It was considered one of the most important oracles in the classical world, where visitors could seek guidance and prophecies from the god Apollo through his priestess, known as the Pythia.
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