- The
Pythian Games (Ancient Gr****: Τα Πύθια, romanized: Ta Pythia) were one of the four Pan****enic
Games of
Ancient Greece. They were held in
honour of...
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Olympic Games,
which were held at
Olympia in
honor of Zeus; the
Pythian Games,
which took
place in
Delphi and
honored Apollo; the
Nemean Games, occurring...
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athletes from all over the Gr****
world competed in the
Pythian Games, one of the four Pan****enic
Games,
precursors of the
Modern Olympics. The
victors at...
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Games,
which since the 1988
Summer Olympics in Seoul,
South Korea, have been held
shortly after the
corresponding Olympic Games. All
Paralympic Games...
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known as the Pan****enic
Games,
which included the
Pythian Games, the
Nemean Games, and the
Isthmian Games. The
Olympic Games reached the
height of their...
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aware of
their guilt and
purified them. The
Pythian games were also
established by Apollo,
either as
funeral games to
honor Python or to
celebrate his own...
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prophecies uttered under divine possession (enthusiasmos) by Apollo. The
Pythian priestess emerged pre-eminent by the end of the 7th
century BC and continued...
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Asian Games, also
known as Asiad, is a
continental multi-sport
event held
every four
years for
athletes of Asia. The
Games were
regulated by
Asian Games Federation...
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prizes competed for at the Pan****enic
Games – the Olympic,
Pythian, Nemean, and
Isthmian Games – the "crown
games", each with a
different vegetation crown...
- Olympiad),
while the
Pythian Games were held in the
third year of the
Olympiad cycle. The
Games were
reputed to have
originated as
funeral games for Melicertes...
