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 1  2,1 |       anything but “the day of the sun” (dies solis); and the “
 2  2,1 |        solis); and the “invincible sun” (sol invictus) at that
 3  2,1 |          At times this cult of the sun was a serious rival to Christianity.
 4  2,1 |       supporter of the cult of the sun; such devotion was hereditary
 5  2,1 |           he saw above the setting sun a luminous cross, with the
 6  2,2 |         honor of this god [Helios, Sun God, Apollo], and it was
 7  2,2 |    convictions was the cult of the sun, which was created under
 8  2,2 |         his discourse on the “King Sun,”[91] the main source for
 9  2,2 |            to gaze intently at the sun in the daytime, but on clear
10  2,2 |           of three suns. The first sun is the supreme sun, the
11  2,2 |           first sun is the supreme sun, the idea of all being,
12  2,2 |      visible world and the visible sun, i.e. the material world,
13  2,2 | intellectual (νοερος) world with a sun of its own. Thus, a triad
14  2,2 |        absolute model. The supreme sun is too inaccessible for
15  2,2 |          inaccessible for man. The sun of the physical is too material
16  2,2 |           the central intellectual sun. He called it the “King
17  2,2 |             He called it the “King Sun” and adored it.~ In spite
18  2,5 |            his appeal “To the King Sun;” his letters; his “Against
19  4,1 |            glory was complete; the sun of his genius had dissipated
20  6,4 |            to last “as long as the sun shall shine and the world
21  7,1 |            under an eclipse of the sun.”~Such a colorful figure
22  7,3 |          reflected the rays of the sun; this circumstance was the
23  7,4 |            glory is that, like the sun, they, by the brilliance
24  7,4 |      luminary of the universe, the sun of Anna.” One of Anna’s
25  7,4 |          but by the light-bringer [sun] itself who in its splendor
26  8,13|       earth; of such victories the sun has seen but few.”[108]
27  9,9 |           took Constantinople, the sun was darkened.”[233]~ The
28  9,19|      Guarino compared him with the sun illuminating Italy which