Disambiguation evidence for Oracle of Apollo via surface form

"Oracle of Apollo at Delphi"

As subject (49)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Oracle of Apollo at Delphi".

Predicate	Object
associatedWithDeityAspect	Apollo ⓘ surface form: Apollo Pythios
associatedWithMyth	slaying of Python by Apollo ⓘ
associatedWithSite	Castalian Spring ⓘ
associatedWithSite	Sacred Way at Delphi ⓘ
associatedWithSite	Panhellenic sanctuary of Delphi ⓘ surface form: Temple of Apollo at Delphi
consultationMethod	questions posed to Pythia ⓘ
consultationMethod	responses delivered in inspired trance ⓘ
consultedBy	Greek city-states ⓘ
consultedBy	foreign rulers ⓘ
consultedBy	individuals ⓘ
controlledBy	Amphictyonic League ⓘ
culturalRole	center of Greek religious life ⓘ
culturalRole	symbol of pan-Hellenic identity ⓘ
declineCause	rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire ⓘ
dedicatedTo	Apollo ⓘ
floruitCentury	4th century BCE ⓘ
floruitCentury	5th century BCE ⓘ
floruitCentury	6th century BCE ⓘ
heritageStatus	Delphi archaeological site ⓘ surface form: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Delphi archaeological site)
influencedDecisionOn	colonization ⓘ
influencedDecisionOn	legislation ⓘ
influencedDecisionOn	religious reforms ⓘ
influencedDecisionOn	war ⓘ
instanceOf	ancient Greek religious institution ⓘ
instanceOf	oracular sanctuary ⓘ
instanceOf	prophetic sanctuary ⓘ
languageOfOracles	Ancient Greek ⓘ
locatedIn	Delphi ⓘ
locatedIn	Greece ⓘ
locatedIn	Phocis ⓘ
modernCountry	Greece ⓘ
oraclesCharacter	often ambiguous ⓘ
oraclesCharacter	often poetic ⓘ
periodOfUse	Archaic Greece ⓘ
periodOfUse	Classical Greece ⓘ
periodOfUse	Hellenistic period ⓘ
periodOfUse	Roman period ⓘ
politicalRole	pan-Hellenic authority ⓘ
priestessTitle	Pythia ⓘ
primaryFunction	divination ⓘ
primaryFunction	guidance on political decisions ⓘ
primaryFunction	guidance on religious decisions ⓘ
primaryFunction	prophecy ⓘ
religion	ancient Greek religion ⓘ
ritualSpecialist	Pythia ⓘ
ritualSpecialist	priests of Apollo ⓘ
servedBy	Pythia ⓘ
situatedOn	slope of Mount Parnassus ⓘ
suppressedUnder	Theodosius I ⓘ surface form: Roman emperor Theodosius I