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 1 1 |      believe they would say that Apollo is their lawgiver: would
 2 1 |          in those of the Pythian Apollo, which Minos and Lycurgus
 3 2 |         given them the Muses and Apollo, the leader of the Muses,
 4 2 | education is first given through Apollo and the Muses? What do you
 5 2 |        good friends, by Zeus and Apollo tell me, if I were to ask
 6 2 |          pity on us, and gave us Apollo and the Muses to be our
 7 2 |          spoken of the chorus of Apollo and the Muses, and I have
 8 2 |    beginning among men, and that Apollo and the Muses and Dionysus
 9 3 |       particular of the Delphian Apollo, be likely to think that
10 6 |        shall go to the temple of Apollo, and elect by ballot him
11 7 |        gifts of the Muses and of Apollo: before, we fancied that
12 8 |          country, to a temple of Apollo and Artemis; this shall
13 11|       three divinities Zeus, and Apollo, and Themis, that he does
14 12|          precincts of Helios and Apollo, and shall present to the
15 12|       presents to the Sun and to Apollo her three best men as first–
16 12|       the precinct of Helios and Apollo, in which they were chosen,
17 12|          shall all be priests of Apollo and Helios; and one of them,
18 12|      authorized by the state. To Apollo at Delphi and to Zeus at