The sun

“... And then she accused Isis Seth of murdering her husband and brother. Seth did not look for excuses, but he put on the crown of Egypt. And he ruled no worse than Osiris. Isis ran away, cursing him of murder and jealousy. And she destroyed his temples, and cursed and tore his images. And under her heart was the last gift of her deceased husband. Gore will come back to take his throne, bring Seth to his knees and trample his bright name into Duat's demonic filth.” The painting The Sun is the third painting from the triptych “The Court of Enead”. It describes the trial of Horus and Seth, as well as the crisis of the Enead and the coming to power in Egypt of the Sun god Amun.

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