As with all Greek gods, descriptions vary between accounts and mortals are likely to never fully understand them in certain terms. If the Greek God Apollo exists, he mainly has an effect on the sun, but also art and music in particular.
Apollo is foremost the god of the sun and light, or by some accounts, he is what we call the sun, riding his chariot across the sky. He is followed by his twin sister Artemis, the moon. That said he may affect the amount of light in the world and is an important factor in many aspects of life affected by the sun, especially crop growing and warmth.
Apollo is also the leader of the 9 Muses, and is often portrayed with a Lyre, a string instrument. Him and his muses inspire artists to produce great works in poetry, writing, drama, dancing, astronomy, and history. It is thought that they affect artists' work through whatever means.
By some accounts Apollo is also associated with medicine, plague, the ability to see the future (oracles), physical beauty, and knowledge.
Note: Originally the titan Helios was thought of as the body of the sun but many of his attributes have merged into Apollo in the popular portrayal.
Apollo is the greek God of the Sun and Music. Apollo 13 was named after him because it went dangerously close to the sun. The Apollo theater was also named after him because of its musical backround.
Apollo is one of the few Greek Gods not to have his name Romanised following the conquering of Greece by Roman forces. As Apollo's oracle at Delphi was one of the most important in the Ancient world to change it would have caused.
In Greek mythology, Apollo is not said to control the sun. Instead, Apollo is associated with the sun as the god of light, truth, and music. Helios is the god typically associated with the sun and its daily journey across the sky.
Because Apollo was such a popular god of the Greeks many aspects of his godhood are known and understood in to society today, namely of the arts of music, song and poetry; and that of healing, plague and disease.
apollos did not have a planet it is the biggest star in the world its the sun
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Apollo is the greek God of the Sun and Music. Apollo 13 was named after him because it went dangerously close to the sun. The Apollo theater was also named after him because of its musical backround.
Apollo is one of the few Greek Gods not to have his name Romanised following the conquering of Greece by Roman forces. As Apollo's oracle at Delphi was one of the most important in the Ancient world to change it would have caused.
In Greek mythology, Apollo is not said to control the sun. Instead, Apollo is associated with the sun as the god of light, truth, and music. Helios is the god typically associated with the sun and its daily journey across the sky.
Because Apollo was such a popular god of the Greeks many aspects of his godhood are known and understood in to society today, namely of the arts of music, song and poetry; and that of healing, plague and disease.
apollos did not have a planet it is the biggest star in the world its the sun
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The answer is achilloa.She is the god of indigestion and diarrhea, commonly skipped over in the world.
I know Apollo would wake up and ride his sun chariot around the world.
The Temple of Apollo is located in Delphi, Greece. It was a significant religious site in ancient Greece and was dedicated to the god Apollo. The temple was believed to be the center of the world according to ancient Greek mythology.
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Yes, Apollo had many children in Greek mythology, including Phaethon, Orpheus, and Asclepius. He also had numerous mortal and immortal offspring.