This place was the original home of a bronze column on which a boastful Pausanius (15[1])tried to claim sole (15[1])credit (15[1])for victory at Plataea (“pluh-TAY-uh”). A Herodotus passage (-5[1])helped identify two kourai (15[1])(“KOO-rye”) from this place as Kleobis and Biton. A marble sphinx (-5[1])at this site is inscribed with a declaration that (15[1])gives the right of promanteia to the people of Naxos. A statue of a man holding reins is the so-called (*) “Charioteer (10[1])of (10[1])[this place].” (10[4])The (10[1])Siphnian Treasury and Athenian Treasury (10[1]-5[3])were (10[1]-5[1])built to house (-5[2])votive offerings at this (10[1])place, (10[1])which names a set of hymns by Athenaeus and Limenius. (-5[2])An omphalos (10[1])stone (10[1])at this (10[1])place (10[3]-5[1])marked (10[1])it (10[1])as the (10[1])“navel (10[1])of (-5[1])the world.” (10[4])Fumes from a (10[1])fissure at this (10[2])place caused the Pythia (10[2])to go (10[1])into trances. For 10 points, name this site on Mount Parnassus, home to an oracle (10[1])of Apollo. ■END■ (10[9])