Phoebus is a name often associated with the Greek god Apollo, who represents light, music, and prophecy. In ancient mythology, he is depicted as a handsome young man who drives the sun chariot across the sky, bringing daylight to the world. Phoebus is also linked to the arts, particularly poetry and music, and is considered a protector of the Muses. In addition to mythology, "Phoebus" can refer to various cultural references, including literature and art. The term is sometimes used in modern contexts to evoke themes of brightness and inspiration, reflecting the qualities attributed to Apollo.