| The Pythia were priestesses of Apollo who would sit in a tripod or throne over a crevice in the earth. |
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| Every oracular site was the spokesman of a different God who expressed him or herself through the priestesses of Pythia. |
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| Pythia will be there, I've heard she's on super form and there'll be lots of divinations to be won. |
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| It is his job to train the new priestess, the Pythia, who in her trances will give voice to the oracles. |
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| The god's medium was the Pythia, a local woman over 50 years old, who, under his inspiration, delivered oracles in the main temple of Apollo. |
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| Having thrown water on the goat, and seen it shudder, the friend stood before the Pythia and asked whether anyone were wiser than Socrates. |
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| The Pythia had spoken the truth, but not the truth that Croesus chose to hear. |
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| Love is like the Python, the Pythia that causes typhoon. |
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| Perhaps the young king would appreciate his plan more if he was familiar with the renowned Delphic oracle where Pythia foretold the downfall of the great kingdom. |
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| Oedipus after listening to the dreadfull oracle which Pythia herself declares a speech fabricated in a fit of rage? is very influenced by it so he goes towards his cruel destiny: he will kill his father and marry his mother. |
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| But at Delphi the sun-god's spiritual bride was known in the days of Herodotus as the Pythoness, and later as Pythia. |
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| But the script immediatly moves away regardless of its original source and makes know gradually the eccentric relationship between Pythia and Oedipus rethinking the classic myth meanwhile. |
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