Both the Delian and Pythian sections of the Homeric Hymn to Apollo contain a scene of wandering or searching. Who is the searcher in the Pythian section
The Pythian section of the Homeric Hymn tells of how Apollo set out on a journey to Greece. There he sought a proper place to situate his oracle known as the Crisa.
He finally settled at Mount Parnassus. There he killed a dragon known as Pytho which caused the site to be known as Pytho and the epithet was named "Pythian."
