Apollo chariot

One of Apollo's most important daily tasks was to harness the four horses (Aethon, Pyrois, Phlegon, Eous) that were pulling his golden chariot, in order to pull the Sun across the sky every day.

Apollo rides a chariot pulled by fiery horses across the sky every day to bring light to the world.

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Who were the nephilim? The word nephilim appears twice in the Old Testament of the Bible. They are first mentioned in chapter 6 of the book of Genesis and then again in Number 13:33. But their brief mention in the Bible has led to an ongoing debate as to who or what the nephilim were. Much of this debate stems from the passage in the Bible that states: "When people began to multiply on the face of the ground, and daughters were born to them, the sons of God saw that they were fair; and they…

Christmas day (aka Dies Natalis Solis Invicti*) is getting closer and so I thought I would pay tribute to Sol Invictus, the Invincible Sun, sometimes thought to be the same as, or at least related to, radiant Apollo – one of the most revered Gods within the Roman pantheon. While the veneration of the Sun (Sol) is certainly a genuinely ancient Roman practice, the cult of Sol Invictus was a latecomer to the classical world and did not achieve widespread appeal until the third century CE, when…

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Neo-baroque ceiling painting ,done in illusionistic manner after J. B. Tiepolo. Decoration of the great festive hall of Bückeburg castle , residence to the Princes of Schaumburg-Lippe , Lower saxony, Germany

An Empire chariot clock by Pierre-Philippe Thomire Shows the correct arc through the sky needed to provide warmth and sunlight to the earth without being too hot and causing scorching and destruction.

Louis XIV, the Sun King 👑🌞 on Instagram: “Photo by @ericpouhier Detail of the Basin of the Chariot of Apollo. Dated: 1668-1670. By Jean-Baptiste Tuby, based on drawings by Charles…”

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Inscription: Bottom right corner, in printed text: "11"; bottom center: "OMNI QVI VIDEO PER QVEM VIDET OMNIA TELLVS"Verso at top center in ink: "P. Mariette 1677"Marking: On verso at lower left, stamped in black ink: DOUBLETTE / DER / ALBERTINA [inscribed in a rectangle] (Lugt 5h)

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This is the Greek God Apollo at the top of the Parc de la Ciutadella Fountain. In Greek mythology, Apollo was the God of the Sun so we can see him depicted here in all gold, at the top of the fountain with his carriage to symbolize him riding into the sun.

Illustration of helios personification of the sun driving a chariot drawn by four horses harnessed abreast . god in ancient greek mythology vector art, clipart and stock vectors. Image 53754639.