APOLLO: Background, Mythology and Images Angie M. Kenna H260: Religious Foundations of Athenian Institutions January 30, 2001.

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APOLLO: Background, Mythology and Images Angie M. Kenna H260: Religious Foundations of Athenian Institutions January 30, 2001

Apollo & Artemis From University Museum, University of Pennsylvania

Belevedere Apollo From Statue Gallery, Vatican Museum rg/www1/vaticano/SC2- Sculptures.htm

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

Apollo & Muse From Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Apollo Masagetes Roman, 2 nd c. CE, Hadrianic Period From Museo Pio-Clementino w1/vaticano/

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

Entrance ramp and columns from NE Photograph courtesy of Frederick Hemans

Detail from an Athenian white-ground clay vase, about 480 BC. Delphi, Archaeological Museum ox.ac.uk/BeazleyAdmi n/Script2/Dictionary. htm

Orestes purified by Apollo: Eumenides painter, BCE

Apollo on a winged tripod. Detail from an Attic red-figure clay vase, about BC. Munich, Antikensammlungen ox.ac.uk/BeazleyAd min/Script2/Diction ary.htm

Naked Apollo seated to the left on omphalos,holding arrow and bow; in left and right field, monograms From the DewingNumismatic Foundation Omphalos stone near Boeotian Treasury Photograph by Pamela Russell

Cassandra From Musée du Louvre

Between Apollo and Artemis, Tityos carries off Leto From Musée du Louvre

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

Laureate head of Asklepios, profile to the left From the Dewing Numismatic Foundation