31/03/2022
Delos, the birthplace of Apollo Editing
Greek Mythology is known as a combination of early observations of nature (astronomical, geophysical and geological, etc., as well as various phenomena, climatological, meteorological, etc.), where for the interpretation of these or the causes of their creation was followed an admirable plot with human instincts, passions, aspirations and values by presenting these (observations) with allegorical anthropomorphism in a divine state, in order to receive absolute and generalized respect. Based on these, to the question how Greek mythology made (or more correctly the Ionians made), the small, rugged and insignificant island of the Cyclades, Delos, the birthplace of the "Panionian national god", Apollo, the answer is given by the same islet, according to its geology, the etymology of its name, its geographical location as well as its relationship with the Ionians, taking into account the famous geodetic law that was in force, for the determination of the sacred places, to which the great ancient Greek also refers. philosopher, Aristotle.
