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Apollo with the Hours
Image by Georg Friedrich Kersting

Apollo with the Hours

Apollo with the Hours, oil on canvas by Georg Friedrich Kersting (1785–1847), c. 1822. Güstrow City Museum.
Temple of Apollo, Miletus
Image by Carole Raddato

Temple of Apollo, Miletus

An aerial view of the 4th century BCE Temple of Apollo, Didyma. (Image taken in 2011 CE)
Temple of Apollo
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Temple of Apollo

Temple of Apollo, Ancient Corinth, Greece, with the Acrocorinth in the background.
Ivory Statuette of Apollo
Image by Mark Cartwright

Ivory Statuette of Apollo

An ivory statuette of Apollo Lykeios, 3rd Century BCE. The statuette was restored after being found in 200 pieces at the bottom of a well. (Agora Museum, Athens)
Apollo Statue, Palazzo Massimo
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Apollo Statue, Palazzo Massimo

A marble statue of Apollo showing his familiar attributes of a quiver slung over his shoulder, the snake, and the laurel. From an imperial villa in Rome. 2nd century CE classicizing copy of a 4th century BCE Greek original. (Palazzo Massimo...
Temple of Apollo, Asclepeion, Kos
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Temple of Apollo, Asclepeion, Kos

The Roman-built temple of Apollo in the Asclepeion sanctuary of Kos, 2nd century CE.
The Temple of Apollo at Claros
Image by Carole Raddato

The Temple of Apollo at Claros

The Temple of Apollo at Claros (also called Klaros) was a very important center of prophecy as in Delphi and Didyma. The building of the temple started at the beginning of the 3rd century BCE.
Apollo Candle from Altar of Aphrodite
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Apollo Candle from Altar of Aphrodite

Apollo candle is from the shop Altar of Aphrodite.
Inside the Temple of Apollo at Didyma
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Inside the Temple of Apollo at Didyma

This is a view down into the inner chamber or adyton of the Temple of Apollo at Didyma in present-day western Turkey. The temple was unique in that the adyton was sunk below the level of the temple platform. This picture was taken from...
Statue of Apollo Lykeios
Image by Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin

Statue of Apollo Lykeios

The head and body of two different Roman copies were combined in the 18th century CE. The god appears in the so-called "Lykeios type", with the right forearm resting across his head. The model was either an original, created around 340 BCE...
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