Entity: APOLLO
APOLLO is the Greek and Roman god associated with sunlight, prophecy, music, poetry, medicine, and light, representing civilization and order.
APOLLO
Etymology
According to some scholars, the name Apollo may be derived from the Doric word 'apella' meaning 'wall' or 'assembly within the limits of the square'.
Definition
APOLLO is the Greek and Roman god of sunlight, prophecy, music, poetry, medicine, and light, symbolizing civilization and order.
Historical Context
In Greek mythology, Apollo is a significant deity associated with various domains such as music, poetry, medicine, and the sun. He was worshiped at the Delphic oracle for his predictions.
Cultural Significance
Apollo is revered for his influences in dance, truth, healing, education, and poetry. He is considered a god of everything and is closely linked with the sun.
Related Concepts
Apollo is often associated with other deities such as Helios, the original sun god, and is connected with muses, prophecy, and medicine.
See Also
A multifaceted deity in Greek and Roman mythology embodying various aspects of culture and nature.