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Atonor AtenIn ancient Egyptian religion, a sun god, depicted as the solar disk emitting rays terminating in human hands. The pharaoh Akhenaton (r. 1353–36 BC) declared Aton to be the only god, and in opposition to the Amon-Re priesthood of Thebes, built the city of Akhetaton as the center for Aton's worship, but Aton's religion is poorly understood. After Akhenaton's death, the old religion was restored. Aton (Aten) solar deity worshiped as the one god by Amenophis IV. [Egypt. Myth.: Parrinder, 33] See : Sun |
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He has mustered all he has to reconcile this dream with the strict canons of Orthodoxy, comparing the solar essence of the god Aton with the Christian axiom that "God is light. 1 -- color) Aton Hazly, of Lomita, carries a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. Disgruntled cabinet members exposed the whole affair in angry letters to the press, conjuring more hatred for the "tart," Peggy E aton. |
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