Apollo (Greek)

In Greek mythology, Apollo (Greek: Απολλων, Apollon) was the god of music, poetry, art, oracles, prophecy, archery, plague, disease, healing, medicine, sun, light, truth, and knowledge, as well as the protector of youth.
In Roman mythology, Apollo was equated with the Roman god of the same name.
==Family==
Apollo and his twin sister Artemis were the children of Zeus and Leto. Although not married, Apollo had several affairs and many children, including:
Consort 	Offspring
none 	Chariclo
Cyrene 	Aristaeus
Coronis 	Asclepius
Thalia 	The Samothracian Corybantes
Calliope	Orpheus
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