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 1    I, 7 |     CONCERNING THE TESTIMONIES OF APOLLO AND THE GODS.~Apollo, indeed,
 2    I, 7 |           OF APOLLO AND THE GODS.~Apollo, indeed, whom they think
 3    I, 7 |         as "without a mother," as Apollo does, but also as "without
 4    I, 7 |        Let them believe their own Apollo, who in that same response
 5    I, 7 | imprecation against the Sminthian Apollo, he began with this verse:--~"
 6    I, 7 |         Therefore He is called by Apollo "self-produced," by the
 7    I, 8 |         is evident that Hercules, Apollo, Bacchus, Mercury, and Jupiter,
 8    I, 10|          AND ACTIONS AESCULAPIUS, APOLLO, NEPTUNE, MARS,CASTOR AND
 9    I, 10|           not without disgrace to Apollo? His death was certainly
10    I, 10|           What was the conduct of Apollo, his father? Did he not,
11    I, 15|            Naxos Liber, and Delos Apollo. And thus various sacred
12    I, 15|          and Pan, and Mercury and Apollo, acted in the same way respecting
13    I, 15|         same admission respecting Apollo and Jupiter their fathers,
14   II, 4 |     unjust, that while his father Apollo was yet smooth and beardless,
15   IV, 4 |         of Vulcan, and Liber, and Apollo, and Jupiter himself. But
16   IV, 13|        which account the Milesian Apollo, being asked whether He
17   IV, 13|        What do you reply to this, Apollo? If he is wise, then his
18   IV, 13|          by magic. What wonder if Apollo thus persuaded men ignorant
19   IV, 15|           powers were those which Apollo called wonderful: that wherever
20   IV, 27|        the lane of AEsculapius or Apollo. Let the priest of either,
21   IV, 27|        the priest of the Delphian Apollo, they will in the same manner
22   IV, 27|        dread the name of God; and Apollo will as quickly depart from
23   IV, 27|         Neptune, Vulcan, Mercury, Apollo, and Saturnus the father
24    V, 3 |          this, for perchance some Apollo announced it to him in his
25    V, 10|         Jupiter, Hercules, Liber, Apollo, and the others, whose adulteries
26  VII, 13|           A certain Polites asked Apollo of Miletus whether the soul
27  VII, 22|        the lower regions, but not Apollo, or Liber, or Mercurius,