Mount Parnassus
Muses
the Greek god Apollo was leader of the nine Olympian Muses, who inspired the arts.
Apollo was deeply in love with a mountain nymph named Daphne, who rejected his advances and fled from him. To escape him forever, she was turned into a laurel tree, which Apollo then made sacred, and he made a wreath from the leaves to console himself.
Apollo sends his Nine Muses around so that people can be inspired, and he pulls the sun across the sky every day.
He did not have a particular nickname, the gods did not, as a rule. However they often had an added name when acting in a special function. For instance, when Apollo led the Muses he had the name Apollo Musagetes,
The Nine Muses lived atop Mount Helicon in Central Greece. This mountain was sacred to Apollo, yet their most significant sanctuary was in Pieria.
Mount Parnassus (also Mount Parnassos) is a mountain in central Greece that towers above Delphi. According to Greek mythology, this mountain was sacred to Apollo and the home of the Muses.
The Nine Muses lived atop Mount Helicon in Central Greece. This mountain was sacred to Apollo, yet their most significant sanctuary was in Pieria.
The muses are in the temple of Apollo.
Hippocrene.
9 daughters of Zeus, the goddesses of the arts including poetry, history, comedy etc..
Muses
Laurel and Palm Tree is Apollo's sacred tree
13 plass the nine muses
Apollonis means "daughter of Apollo" she is a Muse, one of the Apollonides the three daughters of Apollo who are Muses.
It was sacred to Apollo
Apollo.