sun disc

She was the Great Royal Wife of Akhenaten, an Egyptian Pharaoh and they were also known for a religious revolution as they only worshipped one god, which was Aten the sun disc god.

Those Ancient Egyptians I liked so much as a child sometimes painted a sun disc guarded, before and behind, by a lion.

The bodies date from around 3,300 years ago, when the Pharaoh Akhenaten renounced Egypt's traditional polytheistic religion and moved his capital to remote Amarna, to worship just one god: the Sun disc Aten.

In “Invocation” of August 1965, a red hot sun disc shot through with yellow is framed in a swirl of black.

An enormous sun disc with a blurry red halo hovers over a vast indeterminate expanse of black and red land.