altar of Zeus in Troy

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The altar of Zeus in Troy is a sacred religious site in the ancient city of Troy, associated in myth with royal rituals and the dramatic deaths of key Trojan figures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf altar
mythological location
religious site
associatedWithCharacter Achilles NERFINISHED
Hecuba NERFINISHED
Neoptolemus NERFINISHED
Polyxena NERFINISHED
Priam NERFINISHED
associatedWithCulture Trojan culture
associatedWithDeity Zeus NERFINISHED
associatedWithGenre Greek tragedy
epic poetry
associatedWithMyth Trojan War NERFINISHED
death of Polyxena
death of Priam
sack of Troy
sacrifice of Polyxena NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion ancient Greek religion
associatedWithTheme royal downfall
sacrilege
violation of sanctuary
dedicatedTo Zeus NERFINISHED
hasFunction place of libation
place of prayer
place of royal ritual
place of sacrifice
hasProperty considered inviolable in myth
considered sacred
hasRoleInNarrative setting for royal deaths
symbol of broken supplication
symbol of divine authority
hasType outdoor altar
locatedIn Anatolia NERFINISHED
Troad NERFINISHED
Troy NERFINISHED
ancient city of Troy NERFINISHED
mentionedIn myths about the Trojan War
post-Homeric Trojan epics
narrativeStatus known primarily from literary tradition
religiousSignificance central cult place for Zeus in Troy
site of royal sacrifices
symbolizes failure of divine protection at Troy
relationship between kings and gods
timePeriod Late Bronze Age (traditional setting)
mythic age of heroes
worshippedDeity Zeus NERFINISHED

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Priam deathPlace altar of Zeus in Troy