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Hephaestus was the Greek God of fire. Vulcan was the Roman God of fire. Apollo was God of light, truth, the sun, music, prophecy and healing.
greek: Apollo roman: Mercury (maybe) Egyptian: sun god of ra
No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.No. Augustus worshiped Apollo as his personal god. He followed the established Roman religious customs. He did institute a festival with games and theater in honor of Apollo, but again, this was according to standard religious customs.
Helios didnt gave up his status as the sun-god, he was overshadowed (nice pun!) by the god Apollo, though in Homers epics, Apollo is clearly identified as a different god, with no solar feautures. During the classical period Apollo gain many of the features of Helios but during roman times the sun-god Sol was closer to Helios than Apollo.
The Greek god Apollo was adopted by the Romans. He retained his name which was latinised as Apollo. There were several versions of the name in Greek; Apollon, Apellon and Aploun.
Apollo is the roman god for Apollo his name doesn't change
Apollo is Greek god not Roman.
Apollon was a Hellenic God and the Romans identified him with one of their Gods, calling him Apollo.
The Roman twin of Apollo is Mercury. In Roman mythology, Mercury is the messenger of the gods, known for his speed and cunning, paralleling Apollo's attributes as the god of prophecy, music, and healing. While Apollo has a more prominent role in Greek mythology, Mercury embodies similar qualities of communication and intellect in the Roman pantheon.
Apollo's roman counterpart also had the name Apollo, so his name does not change.
Apollo/Apollon
the sun
There is a Greek and a Roman god named Apollo. There is no planet named after Apollo, unless you know of the Apollo planet that no one knows about yet.
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The deity most similar to Apollo in Greek mythology would be the Roman god Apollo's equivalent, which is the god Apollo himself. Apollo's counterpart in Roman mythology is the god of the sun and music, so they share many similarities.
Aesculapius.