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Often associated with youth, [[Apollo]] was ideally depicted as a beautiful young man with an athletic body. As a [[Greek mythology|god]] of oracles, arts, [[archer]]y, healing and also [[sun]]light, his most common attributes were the lyre, the [[bow]] and [[arrow]]s, the [[raven]], and the laurel wreath. He was also commonly depicted slaying the monstrous [[Snake|serpent]] [[Python]] with his arrows. | Often associated with youth, [[Apollo]] was ideally depicted as a beautiful young man with an athletic body. As a [[Greek mythology|god]] of oracles, arts, [[archer]]y, healing and also [[sun]]light, his most common attributes were the lyre, the [[bow]] and [[arrow]]s, the [[raven]], and the laurel wreath. He was also commonly depicted slaying the monstrous [[Snake|serpent]] [[Python]] with his arrows. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:13, 28 September 2026
Often associated with youth, Apollo was ideally depicted as a beautiful young man with an athletic body. As a god of oracles, arts, archery, healing and also sunlight, his most common attributes were the lyre, the bow and arrows, the raven, and the laurel wreath. He was also commonly depicted slaying the monstrous serpent Python with his arrows.