All 50 Uses of
Apollo
in
The Hidden Oracle
- THE TRIALS OF APOLLO†
p. 1.3Apollo = the United States space program to place a person on the moon
- MY NAME IS APOLLO.†
p. 3.1
- I knew my immortality had been stripped away, but I still considered myself the mighty Apollo!†
p. 7.1
- "I am Apollo," I announced.†
p. 7.6
- That's even worse than Apollo.†
p. 10.7
- You're the god Apollo?†
p. 15.2
- This is Apollo.†
p. 27.2
- "The god Apollo," I said, thinking perhaps I should be more specific.†
p. 27.2
- Urn, Apollo?†
p. 30.3
- Mom, this is Apollo and his friend Meg.†
p. 30.5
- Apollo can take a shower, then wear your extra clothes.†
p. 31.4
- Percy, you take Apollo.†
p. 31.8
- Okay ...Apollo, I'm fine with driving you and Meg to camp if that's what you want.†
p. 35.3
- Apollo, if you're really mortal, like, one hundred percent mortal, can you even get in to Camp Half-Blood?†
p. 43.7 *
- Apollo and Meg can have one, but I'm keeping the rest hostage until you're back safely.†
p. 45.7
- Oh, yes, I hear you critics out there: You're the god of prophecy, Apollo.†
p. 48.9
- I am the god Apollo!†
p. 53.4
- Um, hey, Apollo ...†
p. 57.2
- I resented that these two demigods could carry on a conversation while running for their lives while I, the immortal Apollo, was reduced to gasping like a catfish.†
p. 59.1
- I'm still not even sure Apollo can get in if he's fully mortal.†
p. 69.7
- "Perhaps we should—" APOLLO.†
p. 76.8
- 'Apollo!†
p. 77.6
- I'm Apollo!†
p. 79.9
- My dad, the god Apollo, is a fifteen-year-old—" "Sixteen," I corrected.†
p. 84.9
- I don't want everybody rushing Apollo at once.†
p. 87.0
- If this is Apollo, and he dies, we're all in trouble.†
p. 91.8
- Apollo, it's good you are here.†
p. 92.9
- You brought Apollo here despite many dangers.†
p. 93.9
- Something is very wrong, Apollo.†
p. 103.6
- "Apollo," Chiron said, "if demigods keep disappearing, we may not have a year.†
p. 105.1
- When the giants started to wake, I drew up a very clear Twenty-Point Plan of Action to Protect Apollo and Also You Other Gods, but he didn't even read it!†
p. 105.4
- Apollo and I will wait on the porch.†
p. 105.7
- I sat at the Apollo table with my children Austin, Kayla, and Will, plus Nico di Angelo.†
p. 109.9
- It's okay, Apollo ...Dad.†
p. 117.0
- "Now, I know there were problems last time," he said, "but fortunately our healers in the Apollo cabin were able to reattach Paolo's arms."†
p. 119.9
- Cursing rapidly, he pointed at Harley, the Apollo cabin, and pretty much everyone else.†
p. 120.2
- First, please welcome the god Apollo!†
p. 123.7
- Apollo's presence among us could be a good omen, a chance for us to ...†
p. 124.0
- For now, please make Apollo feel at home.†
p. 124.2
- Does that mean the Ares cabin should stick Apollo's head in a toilet?†
p. 124.3
- With any luck, she will be able to join us soon and help determine how we can best assist Apollo.†
p. 125.1
- Will said, "Sleep well, Apollo."†
p. 131.9
- I only heard the last, most important word: "—Apollo?"†
p. 134.3
- "It's okay, Apollo," Austin said.†
p. 142.9
- Don't you worry, Apollo.†
p. 143.3
- "Apollo," she said, "those shots were fantastic.†
p. 143.9
- I would not he Apollo until I was really Apollo.†
p. 145.9
- I would not he Apollo until I was really Apollo.†
p. 145.9
- Yes, I'm sorry, Apollo.†
p. 151.3
- When will you destroy Apollo?†
p. 171.1
Definitions:
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(1)
(Apollo in mythology) Greek and Roman mythology: god of sunlight, music, poetry, prophecy, and healing
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(2)
(Apollo US space program) US space program to place a person on the moonThree 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)