Oracle of Delphi
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The Oracle of Delphi was the an important soothsayer famous throughout ancient Greece, located near Mount Parnassus and sacred to the god [[Apollo]]. In an incident related in June 1967 but taking place at an unknown time in the past, the Delphic Oracle reveals the future prominence of Superman to the gods of Olympus, resulting in the creation of [[Zha-Vam]] (Act No. 351, Jun 1967: "Zha-Vam the Invincible!"). | The Oracle of Delphi was the an important soothsayer famous throughout ancient Greece, located near Mount Parnassus and sacred to the god [[Apollo]]. In an incident related in June 1967 but taking place at an unknown time in the past, the Delphic Oracle reveals the future prominence of Superman to the gods of Olympus, resulting in the creation of [[Zha-Vam]] (Act No. 351, Jun 1967: "Zha-Vam the Invincible!"). | ||
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The Oracle of Delphi
The Oracle of Delphi was the an important soothsayer famous throughout ancient Greece, located near Mount Parnassus and sacred to the god Apollo. In an incident related in June 1967 but taking place at an unknown time in the past, the Delphic Oracle reveals the future prominence of Superman to the gods of Olympus, resulting in the creation of Zha-Vam (Act No. 351, Jun 1967: "Zha-Vam the Invincible!").
