A-pŏl'lo, n.

noun

n. [Gr. Ἀπόλλων.] A deity among the Greeks and Romans, and worshiped under the various names of Pean, Nemius, Helius, Pythius, Phœbus, &c. He was the presiding deity of archery, prophecy, music, and medicine, and president and protector of the muses.

A classical figure of Apollo stands holding a lyre. — Apollo.