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 1 2|            that of Amphiaraus, of Apollo, of Amphilochus; and if
 2 2|    members of Dionysus to his son Apollo to be interred. And he--
 3 2|         Aristotle calls the first Apollo, the son of Hephaestus and
 4 2|           he specifies the Libyan Apollo, the son of Ammon; and to
 5 2|        were not satiated. Call me Apollo; this is Phoebus, both a
 6 2|          among the Lacedemonians, Apollo came under the yoke of slavery
 7 2|           to Laomedon; and so was Apollo, who, like a good-for-nothing
 8 2|        Poseidon underwent it, and Apollo too, of the silver bow,~
 9 2|          of an image of a yawning Apollo; and again of another image,
10 2|          in Elis, of the guzzling Apollo. Then the Eleans sacrifice
11 2|         bows; and from those mice Apollo has received his epithet
12 2|      Actium is, and the temple of Apollo of Actium, they offer to
13 2|         renown, the great demons, Apollo, Artemis, Leto, Demeter,
14 3|         were superior to oracular Apollo. Your Phoebus was a lover
15 3|        better, and art truer than Apollo, pity him that is bound
16 3|          the temple of the Delian Apollo. Leandrius says that Clearchus
17 3|         Magnesia; or the altar of Apollo in Telmessus, which is reported
18 4| respecting the images of Zeus and Apollo at Patara, in Lycia, which
19 4|           and as to the temple of Apollo at Delphi, first a storm