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Helenel | 07:52 Tue 27th Nov 2007 | Myths & Legends
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A primitive image of a god carved in wood and supposed to have fallen from heaven
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So?
15:08 Tue 27th Nov 2007
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Xoanon.
17:12 Thu 29th Nov 2007
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The Palladion? It was a sacred image of Athene which by some accounts fell into Troy; her temple was built around it. Odysseus stole it because it was said that Troy could never fall while it still had the Palladion.

Supposedly Orestes also held the/a Palladion as a suppliant seeking Athene's protection from the Furies (Aeschylus, Eumenides).

Hope this isn't too much detail/not what you're after but I don't know exactly what you're asking for.
23:53 Mon 07th Apr 2008

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