Originally, palladium referred to a statue of anyone called "Pallas". It is a Latinization of the Greek word παλλαδιον, and is often transliterated as "palladion". More information may be found at Pallas (disambiguation).

In Greek and Roman mythology, Palladium may also refer to the following:

• Palladium (mythology), the use of the term in Greek and Roman mythology
• A statue of Pallas erected by Athena
• A cult figure of the Greek goddess Athena

Palladium may also refer to:

• Palladium, a chemical element
• The Hollywood Palladium, a theater on the Sunset Strip that opened in 1940
• The London Palladium, a theatre in London owned by Andrew Lloyd-Webber
• The Palladium Ballroom, credited as the origin of the mambo craze in the US
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• Palladium Fantasy Role-Playing Game, a fantasy role-playing game
• Palladium Books, the publishers of the Palladium Fantasy Role-Playing Game
• Palladium ES, a new global strategy execution firm formed by the merger of Balanced Scorecard Collaborative, PaintedWord, and ThinkFast Consulting
• Palladian, a style of architecture created by Andrea Palladio
• Scotiabank Place, a sports arena in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, that was originally named "The Palladium"
• Next-Generation Secure Computing Base, a trusted computing initiative began by Microsoft that was codenamed "Palladium"
• "Palladium" (XPD), one of the ISO 4217 currency codes
• The Palladium, a large dance gay club in New York City popular during the 1980s

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