Apollo: Religion, Myth, And Genius

She is known as the one who pulls the moon through the sky. The Greek gods have very complex relationships. His mother is Leto a titaness and his father Zeus, king of the gods which means that all the major gods are pretty much related to each other. Apollo’s siblings are Artemis, who is related the closest to him, Ares, Athena, Dionysus, Persephone, Hephaestus and Hermes Are his half siblings, they share a common father. Apollo had six godly children named Phaeton, Aristaeus, Asclepius, Troilus, Linus, Orpheus and many more half god children.

The Minotaur, half man half bull, lived in Crete. Trapped in a labyrinth, constructed by the great Daedalus, the king of Crete, King Minos, demanded a tribute of seven boys and seven girls from Athens to satisfy the Minotaur’s savage hunger. But one year, Minos was deceived, for a new hero arose, Theseus, son of Aegeus, Prince of Athens. He won over the heart of Minos’s daughter, Ariadne, and used her ball of string to venture into the labyrinth to slay the Minotaur. After a hard-fought grapple within the lair of the minotaur, the beast fell to the sword of Aegeus, which Theseus had smuggled into the maze. Using the string, he found his way back out. The Labyrinth went underground, void of life, never to be seen again.

While caring for others is an admirable trait, it can be associated with aggressiveness, leading to vindictiveness. When caring for someone, a psychological protective barrier is put up for the person being cared for and when an interference occurs, conflict occurs. Also, when facing competition, a protective barrier will be put up in order to make the person feel in control. Similarly, the Greek god Apollo is strongly admired for being caring and handsome while also being known for failed relationships and vengefulness. He is the god of music, truth and prophecy, healing, the sun and light, plague, poetry, and more. Apollo is the twin brother of the goddess of

-Apollo was nursed with nectar and ambrosia and suddenly was a powerful god and he decided that the lyre and the bow were his instruments and he would tell the word of Zeus to humans. Leto was thrilled and Delos was prosperous.

The next day the Minotaur shows up with Poseidon and Bigfoot with Artemis. They started off and the Minotaur takes the first move and takes bigfoot by surprise and knocks him back. He gets back up and goes after the minotaur and couldn’t catch him. The Minotaur asks Poseidon to help at this point Poseidon brings in some water to try to drown bigfoot but Artemis steps in and puts up a wall of animals in front of bigfoot. The minotaur become enraged with this and has Poseidon summon a spear so that he can finish

Apollo was about to offer a sacrifice to Zeus and he sent the Crow off with the cup to collect water from a nearby spring. On the way there, the Crow was distracted by a fig tree bearing fruit that was almost ripened. The Crow wanted to eat the fruit, but not whilst it was unripened, so he waited two or three days for the fruit to ripen. Apollo was still waiting for the Crow to return with the water. Eventually, Apollo got tired of waiting and went to collect the water himself. Once the Crow had ate his fill of the figs he returned with the water. Apollo, of course, was furious. The Crow told Apollo that a water snake had been blocking the spring, but Apollo saw right through the excuse and punished the Crow. Apollo changed the melodious voice of the bird into a squawk. The worse punishment of all is that Apollo set the crow in the stars right beside the cup (Crater) and the water snake (Hydra). The water snake was commanded to never allow the crow to get close enough to the cup to take a drink from

One day while tending Poseidon’s hippocampi, the cyclops were approached by Aphrodite. She instructed them to give Poseidon the nectar and then tell him to seek her immediately, and they did, for they could not resist the soft voice and beauty of Aphrodite. Once given the nectar and instructions, Poseidon created a tsunami and rode it to Mount Olympus. Once Poseidon arrived he was immediately met by the vengeful goddess. Aphrodite whispered in Poseidon’s ear, “Take Eelos’ beauty and make it mine, for if you do, I will be yours.” The nectar coursing through him, making him very suggestive, Poseidon went away immediately and did as told. He dipped his trident in the blood of the slain serpent Python, then in the sea. Poseidon found Eelos and took him by wrist and led him down to the sea, where he stabbed Eelos with the laced trident. Eelos shrieked in agony as his beauty was being taken from him and he was becoming a sea serpent. The instant the deed was done, Poseidon broke free from Aphrodite’s charm and realized what he had done. He fled to Zeus, the watchful god, and told him of the treason

Apollo is the son of Zeus and Leto as well as the twin brother of Artemis. Apollo, also known by the name Apollon, and Phoebus when seen as the God of Light, was described to be a very handsome, young man with long hair. Apollo is said to be present with a wreath on his head, bows and arrows, a raven, which is a sacred animal of

“Quick take these winged sandals and leave the underworld,” Poseidon ordered Hades as he tried defeating his brother Zeus and his father Cronus. “The wings of these sandals are wet, I don’t think they will help me fly out of here,” Hades explained. Poseidon called upon one of his dolphins and together both Hades and he left the underworld. This wasn’t the end. Hades moved an enormous boulder on top of the entrance to the underworld. In that way, no Olympians could ever get in and nor could Zeus and Cronus get out. Zeus was left in there just to be eaten by his father Cronus.

One of many feats Odysseus must overcome is the Cyclops, Polyphemus. Odysseus and his men were trapped in the cave by Polyphemus Odysseus keeps his calm and devises a plan to make

-When Hermes was just a baby, he took off down Mount Cyllene and stole cows that belonged to Apollo.

Then the elves were training. All the sudden the goblins start to attack! Leading them was venom the dark knight. Then The elves start nailing their heads with

In the morning Apax makes a fire and comes up with a plan to retrieve Apollo’s

When Apollo looked Artemis and said we are opposites and we are such good friends. Apollo had a big head of himself and when he thought he could win a bet he went for it. “ I bet that i can keep it sunny allday and all night longer than you can” Apollo said. At first he was not going to do it but Apollo kept bothering.

He also had a music contest with the satyr Marsyas. He was a Phrygian Satyr who invented the music of the flute he. When challenged by Apollo to a musical contest he lost. Apollo demanded they play their instruments upside down in the second round. As punishment for his hubris, Apollon had Marsyas tied to a tree and flayed alive.