Apollo admired Hyacinth who was very athletic. When Zephyr killed him with a discus, Apollo used the blood to create a beautiful flower.
Females: Coronis, they had the son Aesculapius. Leucothea,Clytia,.Castalia,Cyrene,Hecuba,Creusa,Acantha,Males:HyacinthCyparissos
Difficult to say. Coronis was the mother of Apollo's son Aesculapius. Yet he got angry with her and had her killed. He fell in love with Daphne, who escaped him. Difficult, this. His favorite lover was probably Cyrene, a nymph raised as a shepherd girl/huntress by her father, the Lapith king Hypseus. She was a nymph because her mother, Creusa, was a nymph too. Apollo saw her chase away a lion that was despretely trying to kill one of her father's sheep. Apollo was instantly infatuated with her after this and took her to Libya via his sun chariot. There he took her as his lover and founded the ancient city of Cyrene in her honor. Because she was a nymph, she had the power to stay young forever with Apollo. Cyrene bore him Aristaeos, Idmon, and Autuchus. As an adult, Aristaeos seeked advice from his mother, Cyrene, and as a result, taught humanity the secrets of beekeeping. Apollo later made his son, Aristaeos, a god as well.
The Greek god of the west wind is Zephyrus, who is often associated with spring. Zephyrus is also known for his rivalry with Apollo over Hyacinth, a handsome youth in Greek mythology.
No Because Apollo is the god of the sun, light, music, oracle, and poetry. Also, Aphrodite is the goddess of love and eros is the god of love
Apollo is married to the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, Aphrodite in Greek mythology.
Hyacinth chose Apollo over the wind god Zephyrus. While trowing a discus with Apollo, Zephyrus blew on it while it was flying back to Hyacinth. The discus struck Hyacinth and he died. Apollo out of love did not let Hades take his body but instead turned him into a flower.
Hyacinth was a Spartan young man who was learning discus from Apollo and Zephyr. Zephyr was jealous of the attention that Apollo paid to the young man so he made the wind hit Hyacinth in the head. Apollo used the blood of Hyacinth and turned him into a flower.
Not sure if this is what you are looking for or not but . . . a discus which caused Hyacinth's death, which was thrown by Apollo himself. From Hayacinthos' blood sprang the Hyacinth flower which bears his name.
Apollo accidently killed Hyacinth with a discus.
yes apollo had many female and male lovers
In Greek mythology, Apollo was killed while practicing discus throwing with one of his lovers, Hyacinth. A jealous Zephyrus (god of the west wind) blew his discus off course and it struck Apollo in the head, instantly killing him. By the way, the word DIE has no "Y". It was Hyacinth that got killed by the discus not Apollo. Apollo being a god was immortal.
Of course he does . Just because he is a god does not mean he dose not cry. This is from the story Apollo and Hyacinth . I copied it from a website. Apollo held his dying friend close to his breast, and his tears fell in a stream onto the boy's bloody hair. Hyacinth died, and his soul flew to the kingdom of Hades. The god bent close to the dead boy's ear, and softly whispered: "In my heart you will live forever, beautiful Hyacinth. May your memory live always among men as well." And lo, at a word from Apollo, a fragrant red flower rose from Hyacinth's blood. We call it hyacinth, and on its petals you can still read the letters "Ay," the sigh of pain that rose from Apollo's breast.
Females: Coronis, they had the son Aesculapius. Leucothea,Clytia,.Castalia,Cyrene,Hecuba,Creusa,Acantha,Males:HyacinthCyparissos
Difficult to say. Coronis was the mother of Apollo's son Aesculapius. Yet he got angry with her and had her killed. He fell in love with Daphne, who escaped him. Difficult, this. His favorite lover was probably Cyrene, a nymph raised as a shepherd girl/huntress by her father, the Lapith king Hypseus. She was a nymph because her mother, Creusa, was a nymph too. Apollo saw her chase away a lion that was despretely trying to kill one of her father's sheep. Apollo was instantly infatuated with her after this and took her to Libya via his sun chariot. There he took her as his lover and founded the ancient city of Cyrene in her honor. Because she was a nymph, she had the power to stay young forever with Apollo. Cyrene bore him Aristaeos, Idmon, and Autuchus. As an adult, Aristaeos seeked advice from his mother, Cyrene, and as a result, taught humanity the secrets of beekeeping. Apollo later made his son, Aristaeos, a god as well.
The Greek god of the west wind is Zephyrus, who is often associated with spring. Zephyrus is also known for his rivalry with Apollo over Hyacinth, a handsome youth in Greek mythology.
Apollo lost a son to his taking the cart to ride across the sky. He killed Hyacinth with a discus by accident. He did not use good judgement at times.Apollo was very unkind to women that spurned his advances. He cursed Sibyl of Cumae with eternal life but not eternal youth. Apollo had his sister kill Coronus for falling in love with Ischys. So jealousy was a problem.He had a temper problem because he was angry he looked at a crow and turned its feathers black.
No Because Apollo is the god of the sun, light, music, oracle, and poetry. Also, Aphrodite is the goddess of love and eros is the god of love