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According to the 4th century BCE inscription at the base of the Sphinx of the Naxians in Delphi, the Naxians (inhabitants of Naxos) had "Promanteia".
The Naxos Sphinx inscription in Delphi offering Promanteia to the Naxians.

Promanteia was the privilege, bestowed upon cities or individuals by the Oracle of Delphi, to ask the Pythia in priority.[1]

  1. ^ Frateantonio, C. "Promanteia", Brill's New Pauly

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