Didyma

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Didyma was an ancient Greek sanctuary in Ionia famed for its monumental Temple of Apollo and influential oracle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek temple
ancient Greek sanctuary
archaeological site
oracle site
priestly family
architecturalOrder Ionic
associatedDeity Apollo Didymeus
connectedTo Miletus
constructionBegan late 4th century BCE
country Turkey
culture Ancient Greek
currentUse archaeological and tourist site
declineInPeriod late antiquity
dedicatedTo Apollo
Apollo
destroyedBy Persians
destroyedInCentury 6th century BCE
distanceFromMiletus about 18 kilometers
excavatedBy German archaeologists
flourishedInPeriod Hellenistic period
Roman period
function center of divination
religious pilgrimage center
hadPriesthood Branchidae
hasFeature colossal column bases
monumental staircase of the temple
sacred way to Miletus
hasPart Temple of Apollo at Didyma
importance one of the major oracles of the Greek world
knownFor monumental Temple of Apollo
oracle of Apollo
languageOfCult Ancient Greek
locatedIn Didyma self-linksurface differs
Ionia
locatedInPresentDay Turkey
locatedNear Miletus
majorExcavationsBegan early 20th century
nearestModernSettlement Didim
notableFeature deep inner court (adyton)
massive unfinished peristyle
sacred spring
oracleType oracular sanctuary of Apollo
patron Seleucid Empire
surface form: Seleucid rulers
rebuiltInPeriod Hellenistic period
region Caria
religion ancient Greek religion
servedAt Didyma self-linksurface differs
visitedBy pilgrims seeking oracles

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Apollo associatedPlace Didyma
Miletus connectedTo Didyma
this entity surface form: sanctuary of Didyma
Argolid contains Didyma
Didyma locatedIn Didyma self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Temple of Apollo at Didyma
Didyma servedAt Didyma self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Branchidae
Apollo worshipCultCenter Didyma