It's Apollo.

Apollo is also called Phoebus Apollo (Φο?βο? Απ?λλων), and Phoebus means "bright" or "brilliant". Apollo is the most handsome of all male gods. He is happy, smart, and has a sunny temperament. He is the object of praise by many artists in poems and paintings.

Apollo is often said to be the sun god by modern people. In fact, in the 5th century BC, he had been conflated with the sun god believed by Helios and other Greek indigenous civilizations. In the late ancient Greek mythology, Apollo already had the attributes of the sun god.

In the records of the famous "Homer's Epic" (8th century BC), Apollo is called the king of bows and arrows, the god of long-range shooting, and the king of the golden sword.

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Apollo is the god of light, and his alias is Phoebus, which means light; the Delos island where he was born also means light. He is commonly used as the god of prophecy in ancient Greek dramas. His main temple is at the Oracle of Delphi, and the triangular tripod used for issuing prophecies is its sacred object.

As the god of music, he also has a sacred object, the seven-stringed lyre. Ancient Greece had a series of lyric poems dedicated to the god of poetry. His name means destroying the evil one. As the god of expelling evil, he is also a powerful long-range war god, symbolized by a silver bow.

He can turn his worshipers into healers (therapeutis, people who treat people with religious methods), in Epidaurus and Laconia.

Apollo was worshiped as a healer. His name was "Maleatas", and he was called "Apollo" in Cornolia and Piraeus. Aceseios, or Epicoureios in the city of Ellis.

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