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Oracles, Greece and Rome

Oracles are a special group of sanctuaries in the Greco-Roman world, at which one could inquire about past, present, and future events, with the responses delivered there reflecting divine knowledge. Keywords: ancient Greece; Greek history; religion

J. Kindt

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