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1 OEDIPUS THE KING

2 A Window Into Time

3 Theatrical Masks

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5 Dionysus/Bacchus God of Wine

6 MOUNT PARNASSUS HOME OF THE ORACLES “BELLY BUTTON OF THE ANCIENT WORLD”

7 Temple of Athena Virgin goddess of reason, intelligent activity, arts and literature & patron goddess of Athens

8 Temple of Apollo God of music & Light but most significantly the god who knew the future
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9 Temple of Apollo God of music & Light but most significantly the god who knew the future

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