Pythia

Several other officials served the oracle in addition to the Pythia.

And to think, a few minutes earlier he'd believed the Pythia was an attractive older woman.

"I am sorry to lose you," Pythia said as he prepared her for the evening show.

On her visit she met Pythia and the two felt a strange connection to each other.

That's where the Pythia has her church, which is the only building ever formed for humans.

"Only truly innocent young girls can serve as Pythia," he explained.

He was helping the exotic dancer, Pythia, prepare for her act.

Lucinda as the Pythia was mounted in the sacred tripod.

"What happened to the Pythia you had before?"

He overthrew the Pythia, who with her ancestors had ruled for an eternity.

Pythia, the oracle at Delphi, was said to be infallible.

According to legend, the god answered questions through the medium of his chief priestess, called the Pythia.

Plate gave the first account of Pythia scarabaeus in 1897.

When the Pythia refused to answer Alexander, he began to drag her to the temple.

He had no doubt that Pythia, in reality, had been a vulgar strumpet.

The job of a priestess, especially the Pythia, was a respectable career for Greek women.

According to Pythia, Julia was the last of hundreds of babies to experience this.

The Delphic Pythia herself was no vaguer or more obscure than you.

Pythia also described the exodus of the other Twelve Tribes, and the things that happened to them.

He believed she might become the Pythia one day, so when she ran away, he tried to protect her.

Instead, he was disconcerted to find the Pythia retained the beauty of a woman still awaiting her half-century.

Salrana did her strange bow again to the Pythia.

I was pushed on top of the Pythia as though in some travesty of a sacred coupling.

If Pythia understood him that well, then perhaps she also understood Orb.

"The Pythia must sit on the tripod and speak in tongues for the Client.