apollonian

Of or relating to the ancient Olympian Greek God Apollo.

You have your lovers - dusky beaus / Not made of the poetic stuff / That sports an Apollonian nose, / And wears a sleek Byronic cuff.

The forces of nature is a major theme embodied in the two main goddess characters. The "northern woman" is Appollonian ^([sic]) in her nature — cold, reserved, quiet, identified with the moon; the "southern woman" is Dionysian — passionate, a sun goddess.

Of or relating to the Ancient Greek mathematician Apollonius of Perga.

Pertaining to Apollonia.

They speak Aowin [Anyi] but their blood is Apollonian blood.

Alternative form of apollonian.

The physical property of material that can resume its shape after being stretched or deformed; elasticity.

One who is apollonian.

One who follows/worships Apollo.

By contrast, Apollonians value reason more than feeling.

Apollonians and Dionysians are usually the same people: now sober and serene, now drunk and frenzied.

A native of Apollonia.

But the Apollonians being soon informed of the thing, caused him to appear without delay before the court of justice; and sentenced him to lose his eyes, for sleeping when he ought to have watched.

Another clause in the rules of conduct drawn up for defeated Appolonia virtually transferred jurisdiction to Maclean: by it, he invited 'every Appolonian who may be oppressed or injured wither [i.e. whether] by Quacoe Accah [Kwaku Akkah, the King] or any other chief ... to make his complaint to the governor of Cape Coast

A native of the planet Apollo.

At first, when the Apollonians converged on her, Mary Theresa thought she had made a major mistake by going to the battle.

The last person who tried this kind of appeal was actually the new vessel -- an Apollonian, one I knew briefly.

Clear, harmonious, and restrained.