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Apollo is one of the [[Lords of Kobol]] worshipped by modern-day Colonials. | Apollo is one of the [[Religion_in_the_Twelve_Colonies#The_Lords_of_Kobol|Lords of Kobol]] worshipped by modern-day [[Colonials]]. | ||
Apollo is the son of [[Zeus, Lord of Kobol]], and regarded in Colonial religion as the god of the hunt and the god of healing. In this, his role somewhat mirrors that of Apollo of the | Apollo is the son of [[Zeus, Lord of Kobol]], and regarded in Colonial religion as the god of the hunt and the god of healing. In this, his role somewhat mirrors that of Apollo of the Olympian pantheon of ancient Greece, though in Greek mythology Apollo's twin sister Artemis is the god the the hunt. | ||
Within Colonial religion, | Within Colonial religion, an artifact known as the [[Arrow of Apollo]] appears named for this diety. | ||
== | == See also == | ||
*[[Religion in the Twelve Colonies (RDM)]] | |||
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*[[Arrow of Apollo]] | *[[Arrow of Apollo]] | ||
==External links== | |||
{{ext-wikipedia|article=Apollo|Apollo}} | |||
[[Category: A to Z]] | [[Category:A to Z]] | ||
[[Category:Colonial]] | |||
[[Category:Colonial Religion]] | [[Category:Colonial Religion]] | ||
[[Category:Colonial Religion (RDM)]] | |||
[[Category:Lords of Kobol]] | |||
[[Category:RDM]] | [[Category:RDM]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:29, 22 January 2024
Apollo is one of the Lords of Kobol worshipped by modern-day Colonials.
Apollo is the son of Zeus, Lord of Kobol, and regarded in Colonial religion as the god of the hunt and the god of healing. In this, his role somewhat mirrors that of Apollo of the Olympian pantheon of ancient Greece, though in Greek mythology Apollo's twin sister Artemis is the god the the hunt.
Within Colonial religion, an artifact known as the Arrow of Apollo appears named for this diety.