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Adyton
The âforbidden room,â behind the naos, at the back of the temple
Caryatid
A female figure used in place of a column to support the architectural sculpture
Naos
The main room of the temple where the cult statue was kept
Omphalos
Navel/belly-button
Peribolos
The sanctuary itself, the sacred land, distinguished by a wall of boundary stones
Promanteia
The right to consult the oracle first
Pythia
The priestess who spoke the oracle at Delphi, said to be selected from the best and most valued families in Delphi, and once chosen, she had to lead a life of chastity and
exercise
Temenos
A piece of land marked off for specific religious usage
Treasury
This building has the same appearance and architecture of temples and was set up by city-states to house religious dedications and acted as a religious offering in itself