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Apollo - Greek god, son of Zeus and Leto
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280/21 ilocles, Iomilcus, and Xenophantus at the temple of Apollo on Delos.
254/16 made by Stratonice and Echenice at the temple of Apollo on Delos.
194/6 mathematical problem concerning the size of Apollo's altar at Delos.
179/17 accounts of the temple of Apollo on Delos, for the year when Demar
145/20 gives a magnificent banquet on becoming priest of Apollo at Cyrene.
130/21 ns, including four days of weeping by the statue of Apollo at Cumae.
129/10 including the doubling of the sun and a weeping statue of Apollo.
Athen_02.38 onsidered appropriate to Apollo, because of the truth of
Athen_03.98 think that even the Pythian Apollo himself could hardly
Athen_03.99 this means & I say that even Apollo’s self can’t tell.
Athen_05.209 igonus consecrated it to Apollo; but it was not one-third,
Athen_* 06.233-235 * consecrated at Delphi to Apollo; and that when Lysander
Athen_07.289 on, who had been cured by him, Apollo. And another of thos
Athen_08.333 shore a grove sacred to Apollo, and where there is an edd
Athen_08.348 nine Muses, and one of Apollo, and had also two pupils,
Athen_10.420 so superb a supper; & Phoebus Apollo! what a feast it was
Athen_12.549 es, how he was priest of Apollo at Cyrene, and how he gave
Athen_12.553 & (B) & Phoebus Apollo! & (A) & Then in goose's milk
Athen_13.570 & Playing the tunes of Apollo, or of Zeus; & But these
Athen_13.602 On which account Apollo, being pleased at this conduct,
Athen_13.604 oke of the golden-haired Apollo; for if a painter were to
Athen_14.614 statue of the mother of Apollo; but when he saw only a
Athen_14.636 them a little statue of Apollo which they had, which held
Athen_15.694 great children bear, & Apollo with the golden hair, &
ChronPasc_469 tendant at the temple of Apollo, had assisted Hyrcanus the
Hieron:Chron_1949 near Antioch was dedicated to Apollo by Pompeius. 178.2
Joseph:AJ_13.364 five hundred, fled to Apollo's temple, (for this attack
Julian:Caes_309 "Cease trifling", said Apollo, "after I have handed him
Julian:Caes_310 Silenus turned to Apollo and said "You see he models hims
Julian:Caes_314 ieve that your brother [ Apollo ] tells the truth? So you
Julian:Caes_318 should vote. But Apollo did not approve of this plan,
Julian:Caes_335 acles, and Octavianus to Apollo, but Marcus attached himse
Julian:Mis_351 ing up near the altar of Apollo on Delos.' [352] And consi
Just_13.7 auty, was carried off by Apollo from Pelion, a mountain
Just_15.4 ceived from a union with Apollo, and, after becoming preg
Just_17.3 hi, at the very altar of Apollo, by the treachery of Orest
Just_24.1 Greece had been dedicated to Apollo. For their general
Just_24.6 mortals." The temple of Apollo at Delphi is situated on
Just_43.5 ent to carry presents to Apollo, heard that the city of
Malal_204 trees near the temple of Apollo in the city which was prev
Plut:Agis_9 rom the solicitations of Apollo, was turned into a laurel
Plut:Arat_7 rds, he gave propitious Apollo for the word, and then led
Plut:Arat_40 sembled in the temple of Apollo and sent for Aratus, being
Plut:Arat_53 uire of the priestess of Apollo at Delphi, and she returne
Plut:Demetr_40 not pay their homage to Apollo in a more proper place tha
Plut:Mor_191 Ephors bade him consult Apollo in the same case; and to
Plut:Mor_205 dren he hath got, Though Apollo favoured not." & When
Plut:Mor_843 to cover the altar of Apollo in the market with gold,
Polyaen_08.4.1 Zeus, and the other from Apollo, which the former prevaile
Polyaen_08.38.1 Melanippus, priest of Apollo, and married Aretaphila
Vit:Nicand_1 Nicander was a priest of Apollo of Clarus, having inherite

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