Ikhnaton

He said, “Here, in The Life and Times of Ikhnaton the King, it says, ‘Eye of Homs’” He pointed to a paragraph.

The Welkening

He said, “Here, in The Life and Times of Ikhnaton the King, it says, ‘Eye of Homs’” He pointed to a paragraph.

The Welkening

She had welcomed his company when the ship had docked at Tell al-Amarna, the capital of the heretic pharaoh Ikhnaton, who had married Nefer-titi - "The Beautiful One Is Come" - and been succeeded to the throne by the boy-king Tutankhamen after an unsuccessful attempt at a religious reformation designed to replace permanently the Egyptian pantheon of gods with only one god, Aton, in the manifestation of the sun disk.

From This Beloved Hour

King Ikhnaton made the religion of Egypt an absolute monotheism.

The Necessity of Atheism

Professor Breasted has described the hymns of praise to the Sun God which Ikhnaton himself wrote on the walls of the Amarna tomb-chapels:

Secret Societies And Subversive Movements

May not the reason why Ikhnaton was later described as a "heretic" be that he violated the code of the priestly hierarchy by revealing this secret doctrine to the profane?

Secret Societies And Subversive Movements

I do not accept the doctrine that all the millions of human beings who have never heard of Christ are plunged in spiritual darkness; I believe that behind all religions founded on a law of righteousness there lies a divine and central truth, that Ikhnaton, Moses and Isaiah, Socrates and

Secret Societies And Subversive Movements

He changed his own name to Ikhnaton, "Spirit of Aton", in honour of the new god, to whom he erected a temple at Thebes called Gem-Aton.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy

[9] Ikhnaton, indeed, was a grand, solitary, shining figure, "the first idealist in history," and a poetic thinker in whom the religion of

The Builders A Story and Study of Masonry

It is recorded that when Ikhnaton founded his new city, four boundary stones were accurately placed, that so it might be exactly square, and thus endure forever.

The Builders A Story and Study of Masonry