All 50 Uses of

Apollo
in
The Last Olympian

I felt like one of Apollo's sacred cows—slow, dumb, and bright red.†
Chpt 1

Apollo = the United States space program to place a person on the moon

He reminded me of Apollo, God of the Sun, except the Titan's light was harsher, and his expression crueler.
Chpt 2 *

Apollo = Greek god of music, prophecy, healing, and sunlight amongst other things

She was in the midst of yelling at Michael Yew, the new head counselor for Apollo, which looked kind of funny since Clarisse was a foot taller.†
Chpt 3

Apollo = the United States space program to place a person on the moon

Michael had taken over the Apollo cabin after Lee Fletcher died in battle last summer.†
Chpt 3

Apollo's cabin has the best claim.†
Chpt 3

As we crossed the commons area, a fight broke out between the Ares and Apollo cabins.†
Chpt 4

Some Apollo campers armed with firebombs flew over the Ares cabin in a chariot pulled by two pegasi.†
Chpt 4 *

Then the Ares campers called down a curse, and all the Apollo kids' arrows turned to rubber.†
Chpt 4

The Apollo kids kept shooting at the Ares kids, but the arrows bounced off.†
Chpt 4

Last time Apollo cursed a cabin, it took a week for the rhyming couplets to wear off.†
Chpt 4

Apollo was god of poetry as well as archery, and I'd heard him recite in person.†
Chpt 4

The Apollo cabin seized it during the battle, but the Ares cabin led the raid.†
Chpt 4

Even the Ares and Apollo cabins called a temporary truce to attend.†
Chpt 4

If you want my help so bad, tell Apollo to give us the chariot.†
Chpt 4

Even from this distance I could hear the Ares and Apollo campers fighting again, yelling curses and spouting bad poetry.†
Chpt 5

A fiery golden comet crossed her path ....maybe her brother Apollo.†
Chpt 8

A terrifying image flashed through my mind of Apollo in bell-bottom pants and a slinky silk shirt.†
Chpt 9

Michael, take Apollo's cabin to the Williamsburg Bridge.†
Chpt 10

The Apollo cabin needs help.†
Chpt 10

We came in for a low pass, and I saw the Apollo campers retreating.†
Chpt 11

An occasional arrow would connect with their snaky trunks, or a neck, or a chink in their armor, and the unlucky snake woman would disintegrate, but most of the Apollo arrows glanced harmlessly off their shield wall.†
Chpt 11

Most were destroyed with arrows, but one got hold of an Apollo camper and dragged him away.†
Chpt 11

"Drop us behind the lines with the Apollo cabin," I told Blackjack.†
Chpt 11

I was aware of the Apollo campers behind me shooting arrows, disrupting every attempt by the enemy to rally.†
Chpt 11

I followed with the Apollo campers at my heels.†
Chpt 11

Annabeth and the Apollo campers faltered.†
Chpt 11

The remaining Apollo campers had almost made it to the end of the bridge, except for Michael Yew, who was perched on one of the suspension cables a few yards away from me.†
Chpt 11

You'd better come quickly and bring a healer from Apollo's cabin.†
Chpt 11

I grabbed Will Solace from the Apollo cabin and told the rest of his siblings to keep searching for Michael Yew.†
Chpt 12

Will put some silver paste over the wound and hummed words in Ancient Greek—a hymn to Apollo.†
Chpt 12

Across the street, the Apollo campers had set up a field hospital to tend the wounded—dozens of campers and almost as many Hunters.†
Chpt 15

The Apollo cabin and the Hunters were scrounging for arrows.†
Chpt 16

Will Solace and the other Apollo campers scrambled around, caring for the wounded.†
Chpt 17

I passed a satyr with a broken leg, a demigod who was bandaged from head to toe, and a body covered in the golden burial shroud of Apollo's cabin.†
Chpt 17

Apollo shot a blazing volley of arrows and set the monster's loincloth on fire.†
Chpt 19

I've got this:' Apollo stepped forward.†
Chpt 20

Apollo grinned.†
Chpt 20

Just enough time for me to compose a poem about our victory: Apollo and his friends save Olympus.†
Chpt 20

"Thanks, Apollo," I said urn, let you handle the poetry?†
Chpt 20

"Make us a city for the ages:' "As long as you have plenty of statues of me," Apollo added.†
Chpt 20

"Now, wait just a moment," Apollo said, but I was on a roll.†
Chpt 20

"Apollo," I said.†
Chpt 22

I pledge myself to Apollo, God of Oracles.†
Chpt 22

Annabeth, Nico, and I rushed forward, but Apollo said, "Stop!†
Chpt 22

Apollo studied Rachel with concern.†
Chpt 22

"Five syllables," Apollo said, counting them on his fingers.†
Chpt 22

Despite Apollo's warning, I ran forward and knelt over Rachel.†
Chpt 22

Apollo drifted down from the porch.†
Chpt 22

"It's starting," Apollo announced.†
Chpt 22

"I believe," Apollo said, "that we just heard the next Great Prophecy."†
Chpt 22

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Definitions:

(1) (Apollo in mythology)
Greek and Roman mythology: god of sunlight, music, poetry, prophecy, and healing
(2) (Apollo US space program)
US space program to place a person on the moon
Three missions are especially remembered:
- Apollo 1 -- 3 men killed by fire (1967)
- Apollo 11 -- first manned mission to land on the Moon (1969)
- Apollo 13 -- called a "successful failure" because it safely returned to earth after being crippled by an explosion (1970)

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Apollo
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The Last Olympian