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Canonical myths 1 1 1 The Ruins at Delphi
Festival for Zeus 1 1 1 The Ruins at Olympia
Another Temple of Apollo 1 2 1 Temple of Apollo Epicurius


1. Athens - Adventurer: Near the door road to Northwest Athens. Talk to
2. Athens - Philosophy Student: Near the entrance to the Tavern. Talk to
3. Athens Archives - Scholar: Talk to
4. Athens Archives - Scholar: Browse Books Archaeology Required Greek
5. Phocis - Use Observe Recognition in the middle of the ruins

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Statue of the sun god 1 1 1 The Statue of Apollo
Statue of a beautiful women 1 1 1 The Statue of Aphrodite
Old Greek Relic Map
Marble Goods Map
Marble Man Map
Female in Marble Map


1. The temple of Apollo
In ancient Greece, people always tried to divine the intentions of the gods.
The words that were said by priestesses of gods were made into poems. The famous Delphi was site of Apollo's temple. Who knows where that is now... There might be someone else in this town who knows something.

2. The words and deeds of Socrates
Socrates is said to have been the greatest scholar in ancient Greece, but he wrote no works by his own hand. His words and actions are known through the records of his pupils Plato and Xenophon. If you are investigating myths about Delphi, why not ask the town Scholar if you can see his books?.

3. The Oracle received by Socrates
It is a well-known story that Socrates received a message from the gods at Delphi, but he did not ask for that message himself. Chaerephon, his enthusiastic follower, went to the temple of Apollo. This is portrayed in Plato's work, "the Apology." I have it in my archaeology library.

4. The Apology of Socrates
My friend from long ago, Chaerephon, went to Delphi and asked the gods whether there are any who possess greater wisdom than Socrates. The priestess said "No." Of people of Athens, when I heard this message, I thought what did the gods mean to say. This is because I know that I am not wise.

5. The temple on the outskirts of Athens
Socrates and his pupils were apparently active in Athenai, known as Athens today. The Apollo temple where the message was received is probably near to Athens.
Proceed inland from the northwest of the outskirts of Athens to investigate. Use "Recognition" if you see an interesting structure.


Discovery Reward:
100 (50) Adventure Exp:

Card Reward:
The Ruins at Delphi , 50 (25) Adventure Exp

Report Quest Reward
Quest Mediation Permit , 40 (20) Adventure Exp, 40 (20)Adventure Fame

• Discovery
• The Ruins at Delphi ★ (Religious architecture) Exp:100 Fame:15
  This location was thought to be the centre of the world in ancient Greece. It housed the Temple of Apollo, whose prophecies were thought to be unfailing. Socrates also sought prophecies here.

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• Recognition 1 Theology 1 Archaeology 1

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• Phocis
  

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• Quest Mediation Permit 0