No, but he is thought to protect mice and is half dolphin
the sun
Apollo in Greek mythology was a God- the Gods ate ambrosia, the 'Food of the Gods'.
i think its gold because of his instrument
You can dedicate a poem to any god, or to God. If you mean 'Who was the god of poetry?' that was Apollo.
Any god born of two gods is a god him/herself.
Apollo is not the god of wisdom, Athena is. Apollo is, though, the god of reason.
The Greek gods were aspects of nature or personified concepts. They were not represented by specific animals, though some of them did have favorite pets. Hera, for example, favored peafowl while Apollo the Raven.
In Greek mythology, any god has superhuman strength. Among the male gods, Apollo was not much different in strength, but like any god, he was far stronger than any human.
Apollo was an archer, so he used the bow and arrow.
Yes, as any Greek god or goddess is.
Phoebus seems to be the cloesest answer. He was linked to the Greek god Apollo, god of light.
Augustus was a pantheist, which means he worshiped many gods. However his favorite god and patron was Apollo.