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Apollō <Apollinis (Liv.: -ōnis)> m

Apollo
Sohn Jupiters u. der Latona, Bruder der Diana, Gott des Bogenschießens (arcitenens), der Weissagung, Heilkunde, der Wissenschaften u. Künste, bes. der Musik u. Dichtkunst, Führer der Musen, später Sonnengott; der strahlende, ewig jugendlich schöne Gott m. den Beinamen Phoebus, pulcher, formosus, nach seinem Geburtsort Delos Delius u. Delius vates, nach seinem Hauptsitz Delphi Delphicus genannt; Apollinis urbs: Apollonia in Thrakien