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Apollo: Origins and Influences

@inproceedings{Solomon1994ApolloOA,
  title={Apollo: Origins and Influences},
  author={Jon Solomon},
  year={1994}
}
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Not only has Propertius 2.31 been used as a kind of artefact to reconstruct the Temple of Apollo on the Palatine, but it has also been used to show both that the poet was supporting the new ruler of…
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