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Pythia

Priestess of the god Apollo at the oracle of Delphi in ancient Greece, and his medium. When consulted, her advice was interpreted by the priests of Apollo and shaped into enigmatic verses.



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We will set down, however, what we have heard to have been said by the Pythia concerning Homer in the time of the most sacred Emperor Hadrian.
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