In one Homeric hymn, this deity is described with the epithet "Delphinius," suggesting his affinity with one of his sacred animals, the dolphin. This deity's offspring include Aristaeus, god of husbandry and bee-keeping, and Asclepius, god of healing. He was syncretized with another deity of a certain celestial body, earning him the titles "Phoebus" and "Helios." With his sister, he killed the children of Niobe for daring to insult their mother. 
In one Homeric hymn, this deity is described with the epithet "Delphinius," suggesting his affinity with one of his sacred animals, the dolphin. This deity's offspring include Aristaeus, god of husbandry and bee-keeping, and Asclepius, god of healing. He was syncretized with another deity of a certain celestial body, earning him the titles "Phoebus" and "Helios." With his sister, he killed the children of Niobe for daring to insult their mother. Son of Zeus and Leto, FTP, who is this Olympian patron of the arts and the sun, twin brother of Artemis?
In one Homeric hymn, this deity is described with the epithet "Delphinius," suggesting his affinity with one of his sacred animals, the dolphin.
Apollo