Apollo

Apollo, in some myths, was said to have killed Orion, Artemis' companion, by sending a giant scorpion to sting him. It is debatable that Artemis even loved Orion. In many other myths, it is Artemis that killed Orion.

Artemis' parents are Leto (mother) and Zeus (father). Her only true sibling is her twin brother Apollo, but she has many half siblings such as Athena, Ares, Hephaestus, Hermes, Persephone, Dionysus, Hercules, Perseus, and Helen, since she is the daughter of Zeus.

The most famous of the sanctuaries of the god Apollon were his oracular shrines. First and foremost of these was the great Oracle of Delphi, but others were found scattered throughout Magna Graeca, including:--

(i) The Oracle of Apollon Ismenios in Thebes, Boiotia (Greece);

(ii) The Oracle of Apollon Ptoios on Mt Ptoos, Boiotia (Greece);

(iii) The Oracle of Apollon at Abai, Phokis (Greece);

(iv) The Oracle of Apollon Didymios at Didyma (or Brankhidai), near Miletos, Karia (Asia Minor);

(v) The Oracle of Apollon Klarios at Klaros, near Kolophon (Asia Minor);

(vi) The Oracle of Apollon at Pergamon, Teuthrania (Asia Minor);

Greek gods have flaws just like ordinary mortals. they experience hate and envy and usually jealousy (as in the case of Hera with Zeus' many lovers). They are also given to impulsive reactions and usually did not care whether they've wreaked havoc on mankind.

The Latin word is sol, or solem, for the Sun.

yes apollo had many female and male lovers

It isn't. Apolla's symbol is the sun, the harp, and golren arrows.

Hermes' symbol is the snake wrapped around a winged stick.

The snake is a common symbol for wisdom.

Apollo's son Asclepius has the symbol of a single snake wrapped around a staff (the symbol seen on most ambulances). Asclepius is technically the god of medicine, but Apollo frequently takes on the role of god of healing himself. Snakes are seen as a symbol of rejuvenation because of their ability to shed their skin, and many people believe that in ancient Greece, snake venom was prescribed as a therapy.

No he doesn't, he actually likes him.

In early Zoroastrianism, Mithra was the Lord of Fire and Lord of the Sun, although Hvar was the spirit of the sun. In time, Mithraism developed from Zoroastrianism, with Mithras as the sun god. "Righteousness" in the context of moral good was an important part of Zoroastrian belief. Quite a few Zoroastrian concepts entered Judaism during the Babylonian Exile. Second Isaiah wrote of "righteousness" during the Babylonian Exile more frequently than any other Old Testament author had. He used the word in the sense of moral good rather than of belief in God, as used elsewhere in the Old Testament. The actual term "Sun of Righteousness", found in Malachi, is not necessarily derived from Zoroastrianism, and may be a coincidence. However, the alternative explanations are too complex to cover in an online session.

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In most cases it doesn't represent anything -at least nothing spiritual- other than perhaps what colors were available and to which cost. But it is possible that the sami "kofte" -which could be viewed as a bunad- has colors with meaning.

Also, the different colours may tell you from where the bunad is. The most places have their own bunad.

Earth Orbit: 17,500 mph

Trans Lunar Injection: 24,000 mph

Speed entering Lunar Gravitation Influence: 2,200 mph

his mouth!

its called booty

No they can not, infact, if you can prove this happend, then you can sue them for conspiring to commit purgery..which happens to be a felony, if i were you, i would remind your employer of this, if they persist, then get legal council (a lawyer).

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NASA: Because one does not simply walk into space.

NASA: Billions Of Dollars Spent and Still No Death Star

NASA: Our Janitor Is Smarter Than The President

NASA: Our mission is to stick it in Uranus

NASA: The Only Time Anyone Cares Is When Something Blows Up

Old NASA: If it ain't broke don't fix it.

New NASA: If it ain't broke, cut its budget, then fix it.

"To Infinity--And Beyond! (Well, kinda-sorta.)"

"We'll Return To The Moon--Eventually"

NASA. We send ships older than your car into orbit.

"NASA rockets: Designed to the highest standards - built by the lowest bidder."

NASA-Not Another Shuttle Accident

"Know Thyself" and "Nothing in Excess"

The Bible provides limited information about Apollos's childhood. He was a Jew from Alexandria, a city known for its rich cultural and educational resources, which suggests he likely received a good education. Apollos was well-versed in the Scriptures and had a strong background in rhetoric, indicating a nurturing environment that fostered his intellectual development. However, specific details about his early life remain largely unknown.

Srikalalhasthi.

Apollo, the Greek god of music, prophecy, and healing, bestows various gifts upon others, including artistic inspiration, knowledge, and the ability to see into the future. He is associated with the arts, particularly music and poetry, encouraging creativity and expression. Additionally, Apollo offers healing and protection, often serving as a source of guidance and enlightenment for those who seek his favor. Through these gifts, he plays a vital role in both individual lives and the broader cultural landscape of ancient Greece.

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A bima is the stage in the sanctuary in a Jewish temple.