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The Birth of Apollo and Artemis: The Battle Against the Terrible Serpent Python - Greek Mythology

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He was born on the floating island of Delos

The objects associated with Apollo include his lyre (an Ancient Greek musical instrument that looks like a handheld harp), his silver bow and the branch of a laurel tree

There are many stories about Apollo and his romantic encounters but none of them seem to have a happy ending

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Apollo’s father was Zeus and his mother was a Titaness called Leto.

Artemis, the hunter, is his twin sister.

In Ancient Greek mythology, Apollo was the Sun God. He was responsible for the movement of the Sun across the sky. He moved the Sun with a chariot pulled by golden horses.

Apollo was also the god of archery, prophecy and music.

He was a skilled musician and played the lyre.

Apollo killed the Python at Delphi, allowing him to establish the famous Oracle.

Apollo was proud and artistic. He could be cruel, yet was very caring towards his mother and sister.

He carried a golden bow and arrows and he often appeared to be gold and shimmering himself, like the Sun.

Apollo was associated with woods and forests, and the raven was his special bird.

He had three sons: Orpheus, Asclepius, and Aristaeus.

Apollo had healing powers.

Greek Gods and Goddesses: Apollo Facts - Primary Facts

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In Greek Mythology, APOLLO was the God of Light, and it was his job to pull the sun across the sky in his 4-horse chariot every day. He has also been referred to as the God of music, poetry, art, medicine, knowledge, plague, and archery.

Apollo was the son of ZEUS (the God of Thunder) and LETO

Apollo and Daphne • The Greek Myth Story of Daphne and Apollo (greekgodsandgoddesses.net)

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Apollo, Most widely revered of the Greek gods. He communicated the will of his father Zeus, made humans aware of their guilt and purified them of it, presided over religious and civil law, and foretold the future. His bow symbolized distance, death, terror, and awe; his lyre symbolized music, poetry, and dance

Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Apollo summary". Encyclopedia Britannica, 24 Jul. 2021, https://www.britannica.com/summary/Apollo-Greek-mythology. Accessed 3 November 2022.

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Apollo is the god of the sun and thus there are many sun-related products based on him.

As the God of Music, the Greeks would develop songs and music theories that are used even today.

Since he was revered as the God of Education, this led the Greeks to develop much of what we still use and practice in schools.

How does Apollo the Greek God affect the modern world? - Answers
Apollo: The Greek God of Music and the Sun

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https://learnodo-newtonic.com/apollo-myths