The following adorations have been created in a format that multiple two sacred numbers of Apollon (7 and 9) for its structure. Each segment greets a specific theme of Apollon’s domain. Hail Apollon! Khaire Apollon!
Hail Apollon, cherished son of Zeus, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, cherished son of Leto, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, delivered by Artemis, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, rejoiced by Artemis, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, attended by Themis, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, gifted by the arts of Pan, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, gracious father of Asklepios, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, celebrated among Hyperboreians, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, bearer of Helios’ flame, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lord named destroyer, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, of the golden sword, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, of the silver bow, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, archer far-shooting, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, slayer of mice, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lord of the cemetary, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, deliverer from fear, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, praised by the paian, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, marshaller of the host, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lord of the harmonic art, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, leader of the daughters of Mnemosyne, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, master of the kithara, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, drawer of the golden string, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, singer of the divine word, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, maker of the beautiful sound, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, of the laurel circlet, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, purifier by the laurel bough, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, restorer of blessed health, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, protector of children, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, delighting in the songs of boys, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, bringer of youths into manhood, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, father of Hymenaios, blesser of marriages, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, slayer of righteous men, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, receiver of the dead, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, protector of the cemetaries, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, champion of humanity, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lord of freedom, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, keeper of sacred laws, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, crowner of victors at the games, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, deliverer of Zeus’ will, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, of truthful speech, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, establisher of equality in assembly, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, protector of the assembly, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, uniter in equal law, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, divider of good from bad, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, weilder of justice, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, turner of seasons, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, of the bright chariot, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, charioteer of dragons, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, great cultivator, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, ripener of vines and crops, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, delighter in orchards, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, divine shepherd of the pastures, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, receiver of Kore, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, celebrant of Dionysos, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, torch-bearing lord of light, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lord of the boundary, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lord of the winding road, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, gryphon-born king, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, king of the axis, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, lauded by singing swans, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, two-formed Bacchian king, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, ram-horned Karnean king, I give adoration unto you.
Hail Apollon, of golden hair unshorn, I give adoration unto you.
Beloved in Light 
This is awesome! And I’m so glad to find this site. I love it.
Greetings form Germany
I am so very glad you like it 🙂
And greetings in return from Alaska!
it’s a 62 adoraton hymn. The third segment it’s eight long.
Ah, so it is. I must have miscounted. Ok, well I must think of something to add to it there then. Thank you 🙂
can I do an art project with this?
sure. I would love to see what you come with 🙂
thanks!
This is extremely late, but I must say, I adore these adorations! I used them so often when I first began worshipping Apollon. It’s lovely to come back a while later now that I can understand them more. They’re even more beautiful now.
Thank you! That is truly a wonderful compliment! I am so glad that you have found use for them in your worship and are still getting something of value out of them!
I used your adorations tonight in my worship of Apollo. Thank you putting the time into writing them.
That is wonderful! I am so glad that they were useful for you
Why did these deities allow their people to abandon them in favor of Christianity? It’s like they checked out and allowed that abrahamic disease to metastasize over their land and people. Why? Did they move on somewhere else when they starved of worship and adoration like in that episode of Star Trek? lol
To my mind that is like asking “why did god let this horrible thing happen to me?”
In Hellenismos there is no devil, but there are the Fates, and no god could control the decree of the Fates. In the myth of Admetus Apollon could not change the fate of death for Admetus no matter how much he loved him. Only mortal actions change fate. Aclestis offered her life in his place. And the hero Herakles rescued her. We are the weavers of fate by our actions.
Christianity and the destruction it brought and suffering was not due to lack of action on the part of gods, but by the actions of humans. Humanity hurt itself, the gods were nit harmed nor did they leave us. Those gods attached to humanity likely sorrowed for us tho.
Beautifull and powerfull!
Thank you 🙂