Folklore has it that the Sun was a bit of a rake Haven t you noticed how sunflowers strain their necks to gaze adoringly at him asks DEVDUTTT PATTANAIk In Roman times Sunday was the first day of the w ...

Apollo is the Greek god of the sun, light, healing, disease, plague, music, art, poetry, archery, reason, knowledge, truth, and prophecy. He is the other part of the “twin archers”, alongside his twin ...

Imagine a 100-foot high chariot with 24 wheels — each 12 foot in diameter — being pulled by seven horses! Yes, we are talking of the Sun Temple at Konark, Odisha. In the late 17th century ...

Now that Apollo Global Management has fully exited Sun Country Airlines, it’s a good moment to take a look at what role the PE firm played in the company’s growth. When Apollo acquired Sun ...

Apollo was one of the most loved of deities. He had myriad functions and associations, including the Sun and light, archery and music, healing and prophecy, and, as a bringer of law and reason, the ...

One of the world's largest investment groups is in talks to help finance a £550m takeover of The Daily Telegraph by the owner of The New York Sun. Sky News has learnt that Apollo Global ...

The sun was associated with Apollo, god of peace and arts. In 1664, Joseph Werner painted the allegory of Louis XIV as Apollo on the Chariot of the Sun preceded by Aurora and accompanied by the Hours.

Chariot of the Sun Apollo was often depicted driving a chariot across the sky, bringing daylight to the world. His journey symbolized the passage of time each day. Twin Sister Artemis Apollo’s ...

All you need to know is here with my runner-by-runner betting guide and the best online bookmakers to make your Sun Chariot bet a winning one. Now it’s time to take a in-dept looking into ...

The John and Thady Gosden-trained mare is set to make what might well be the final appearance of her illustrious career in the Virgin Bet Sun Chariot Stakes, the Group One race which she dominated ...

the central barrier around which chariot races ran. In this context, obelisks maintained their defining link with the sun, since for the Romans, such races represented the trajectory of Apollo ...

In her honour, Apollo adopted the laurel as his sacred plant. Helios’s counterpart among the Roman gods was Sol, who would be similarly depicted driving a four-horse chariot across the sky and wearing ...