APOLLO:Background, Mythology and

Images

Angie M. KennaH260: Religious Foundations of Athenian InstitutionsJanuary 30, 2001

Apollo & ArtemisFrom University Museum, University of Pennsylvania

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Belevedere ApolloFrom Statue Gallery, Vatican Museum

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Apollo Sauroktonos, frontal viewPhotograph by Maria Daniels, From Musée du Louvre, Paris

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Apollo & MuseFrom Museum of Fine Arts, Bostonhttp://www.perseus.tufts.edu

Apollo MasagetesRoman, 2nd c. CE, Hadrianic PeriodFrom Museo Pio-Clementino

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Aerial view of the island of Delos. © Raymond V. Schoder

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Entrance ramp and columns from NEPhotograph courtesy of Frederick Hemans

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Detail from an Athenian white-ground clay vase, about 480 BC. Delphi, Archaeological Museum

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Orestes purified by Apollo:Eumenides painter, 390-380 BCE

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Apollo on a winged tripod. Detail from an Attic red-figure clay vase, about 440-430 BC. Munich,Antikensammlungen

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Naked Apollo seated to the left on omphalos,holding arrow and bow; in left and right field, monogramsFrom the DewingNumismatic Foundation

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Omphalos stone near Boeotian TreasuryPhotograph by Pamela Russell

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CassandraFrom Musée du Louvre

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Between Apollo and Artemis, Tityos carries off LetoFrom Musée du Louvrehttp://www.perseus.tufts.edu/

Niobids(Apollo and Artemis killing Niobe’s children)From Musée du Louvre

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Laureate head of Asklepios, profile to the leftFrom the Dewing Numismatic Foundation

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