This character appears in 48 books.
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D'Aulaires Book of Greek Myths
by Edgar Parin D'Aulaire, Ingri D'Aulaire
Apollo: Son of Leto and Zeus, God of light, sun and truth
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The Authority: Book 0Jenny Sparks: The Secret History of the Authority
by Mark Millar
Apollo: Solar-powered superhero of the Authority, previously a deep-cover black ops agent of Stormwatch left out in the cold with Henry Bendix (along with his partner, the Midnighter). A Superman-analogue, noteworthy for his homosexual orientation and relationship with the Midnighter.
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A Handbook of Greek Mythology
by H. J. Rose
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Book 3The Titan's Curse
by Rick Riordan
Apollo: brother to Artemis; god of the sun; drives a chariot across the sky pulling the sun across the heavens
Memorable Quotes by Apollo:
“Well, you were right, my dear. You had it all under control! Let's go see if we boiled anyone important, shall we?”
“Oh, don't be afraid of dreams.”
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Gods, Demigods & Demons
An Encylopedia of Greek Mythology
by Bernard Evslin
Apollo: Lord of light. God of the sun though not the sun himself. Beautiful and the epitome of classic youthful male perfection. God of poetry, archery, music, medicine and much more. Quick to anger and fierce in punishing those who anger him. His twin sister is Artemis, Goddess of the moon; the son of Zeus and half-brother to many. The dolphin is sacred to him.
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Tales of the Greek Heroes
by Roger Lancelyn Green
Apollo: God of sun, music, poems, and has the Oracle.
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The Great God Pan
by Donna Jo Napoli
Memorable Quotes by Apollo:
“treating love seriously is the greatest joke. Nothing that intense could last an eternity.”
“Wandering is good for the spirit”
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Choephori
by Aeschylus
Apollo: The Greek god of light, civilization and learning, Apollo does not appear directly in The Libation Bearers, although his influence is strongly felt. He is represented by his proxy, Pylades. It is Apollo who sends an oracle to Orestes that orders him to avenge Agamemnon's murder, threatening gruesome punishments if he should refuse. Apollo's designs are at first in line with the ancient order of the Furies, as he commands Orestes to shed blood for blood. However, Apollo has also promised that Orestes will not have to pay for his crimes, in direct contrast to the cycle of vengeance. In the Eumenides, Apollo will advocate in favor of Orestes against Clytamnestra and the Furies.
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Gods Behaving Badly
by Marie Phillips
Apollo: God of the Sun, false prophet and poor actor.
Memorable Quotes by Apollo:
“Goddess of beauty? That's going very well, isn't it? Aren't you aware that there's an obesity epidemic sweeping the planet at the moment? Is that what you call beautiful?”
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Grandfather Mountain
Stories of Gods and Heroes from Many Cultures
by Burleigh Mute?n
Apollo: God of the Sun
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Greek Tragedy (Drama Classic: Collections S.)
by Aeschylus, Euripides, Sophocles
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Book 5The Last Olympian
by Rick Riordan
Apollo: He is the god of light and the sun; truth and prophecy; medicine and healing; plague, music, poetry, and the arts, and more. He looked about seventeen or eighteen. He has sandy hair and outdoorsy good looks. He has a bright and playful smile. He owns a Maserati Spyder. He is the son of Zeus and Leto, and has a twin sister, the chaste huntress Artemis. Apollo has a thing about flirting with the Hunters.
Memorable Quotes by Apollo:
“I'm thinking a cave in the hills, with torches and a big purple curtain over the entrance...really mysterious. But inside, a totally decked-out pad with a game room and one of those home theater systems.”
“Five syllables," Apollo said, counting them on his fingers. "That would be real bad."”
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Gods and Goddesses in Greek Mythology (Mythology (Enslow))
by Michelle M. Houle
Apollo: God of Light & Music, Twin to Artemis, son of Leto, Olympian
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The Iliad / The Odyssey (collective work)
by Homer
Apollo: A god that helps the Trojans through out the book and saved a few characters
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Greek and Roman Mythology
by Unknown
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The Iliad
by Homer
Apollo: (god) God of light and the sun, truth and prophecy, archery, medicine, healing and plague; music, poetry, arts and more. god, son of Zeus and Leto, twin brother of Artemis, a patron of the arts, especially music and poetry. Also an archer—"lord of the silver bow"—and a prophet with a famous oracular shrine an Delphi, in central Greece. The principle divine champion of the Trojans
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Venus and Cupid
by Henry William Pullen
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The Voyage to Parnassus; Numantia, a Tragedy; The Commerce of Algiers
by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
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Tales of the Greek Heroes (Film Tie-in)
by Roger Lancelyn Green
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Investigating Cult TVBattlestar Galactica
Investigating Flesh, Spirit, and Steel
by Roz Kaveney, Jennifer Stoy
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Charlie the Great White Horse: and the Journey to the North Pole (Volume 2)
by Mr. Kenneth Mullinix, Ms. Sarah Crooks
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