1 In he was known as Amun.

2 Amun experience tells us: if no ability in enterprises, and with good head, this success can be an ignorant person.

3 Our testbed consists of just two machines: Amun is a native Linux box running the Debian flavor of linux.

4 All power and wealth is stripped from the Amun priesthood, and the Aten reigns supreme.

5 Clearly the revered Amun was smiling on his chosen one.

6 The ram was also one of the sacred animals of Amun.

7 He is depicted as a supplicant to gods, or in the protective presence of the ram deity Amun, or as a sphinx himself, or in a warrior's posture. Most statues were defaced by his rivals.

8 He built many splendid temples and statues of himself, but his greatest achievement was the Temple of Amun.

9 That ruler's invasion of the region shortly after Solomon's death is chronicled in the Old Testament and at the Temple of Amun at Karnak.

10 That pillar had been one of ten, forming a gigantic kiosk that the Nubian pharaoh added to the Temple of Amun.

11 Seeking to present himself as heir to the New Kingdom pharaohs, Taharqa erected two temples, set into the base of the mountain, honoring the goddess consorts of Amun.

12 It shows a relief which served to establish the legitimacy of his rule by depicting his birth directly form the god Amun.