Pythia (Norwegian Wikipedia)

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  • Parke, Herbert W. (1939): History of the Delphic Oracle, B. Blackwell; Parke, Herbert W.; Wormell, D.E.W. (1956): The Delphic oracle, bind 1, Oxford, Blackwell. Boken forsøke den kompliserte gjenoppbyggingen av oraklets institusjoner; en nylig sammenligning av utvelgelsesprosessen i Delfi med orakler fra det nære østen er en del av Huffman, Herbert B. (2007): «The Oracular Process: Delphi and the Near East», Vetus Testamentum 57(4), s. 449–460.
  • Godwin, William (1876): Lives of the Necromancers. London, F.J. Mason; s. 11.

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  • Morgan, Catherine (1990): Athletes and Oracles: The Transformation of Olympia and Delphi in the Eighth Century BC. Cambridge University Press; s. 148.
  • Farnell, Lewis (1907): The Cults of the Greek States, bind IV, s. 189. Sitat: «But all this came to be merely considered as an accessory, leading up to the great moment when the Pythoness ascended into the tripod, and, filled with the divine afflatus which at least the latter ages believed to ascend in vapour from a fissure in the ground, burst forth into wild utterance, which was probably some kind of articulate speech, and which the Ὅσιοι [Osioi], 'the holy ones', who, with the prophet, sat around the tripod, knew well how to interpret. ... What was essential to Delphic divination, then, was the frenzy of the Pythoness and the sounds which she uttered in this state which were interpreted by the Ὅσιοι [Osioi] and the 'prophet' according to some conventional code of their own.»
  • Parke, Herbert W. (1939): History of the Delphic Oracle, B. Blackwell; Parke, Herbert W.; Wormell, D.E.W. (1956): The Delphic oracle, bind 1, Oxford, Blackwell. Boken forsøke den kompliserte gjenoppbyggingen av oraklets institusjoner; en nylig sammenligning av utvelgelsesprosessen i Delfi med orakler fra det nære østen er en del av Huffman, Herbert B. (2007): «The Oracular Process: Delphi and the Near East», Vetus Testamentum 57(4), s. 449–460.
  • Ring, Trudy; Salkin, Robert M.; La Bod, Sharon (1995): International Dictionary of Historic Places: Southern Europe; Taylor & Francis, s. 185.

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  • Hesiod: Theogonien (PDF), s. 56, linjene 495-500. Geografen Pausanias (1 0,16) skiller omfalos fra steinen til Kronos, men Pausanias er nesten 900 år senere enn Hesiod.

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