Dr Irwin Braverman a Yale university physician says the Akhenaton had 2 problems -
1) a genetic mutation that caused the pharaoh's body to convert more male hormones to female hormones.
2) a condition that caused his skull bones to fuse at an early age.
This was at a University of Maryland School of Medicine annual conference on the ailments and deaths of historic figures

I believe it has now been realised that Akhenaten had Marfans syndrome. Dr Bob Brier interviewed some suffers of marfans and they were in agreement too.

I think the article discussed Mafans but dismissed it for some reason(s).

I admit that I have never seen the Egyptian Title of AKNATON yet,
I therefore think that it would have read rather ; " ACH -en- ATEN "

Sure AKNATHON reads more robust pleasant to the english Eye !

ACH - en - ATEN may in right context simply mean : KING of ADEN

The HEM HEM CROWN and the TATENEN Crown may have been the ritual preseved crowns for a" Student " Pharaoh or Crown-Prince of Egypt !

In My Theory on AKNATON,
the Spreadded Wings over a DISK means the MOON, PHAETON/ ATON and NOT the SUN( Which is exclusively the "KEPHER- AMMON". )

Sincerely,
" BlueHue " dd 12 Aug. 2008

King AKNATON married his own mother who was TEYE
but that is not true
Aknaton's mother was Queen Sit Amun TEYE's daughter

TEYE was not an Egyptian woman at all, she was an Indonesian immigrant
Most ancient Egyptians would have been Arabs with coarse features

The HYKOS race that occupied Egypt started to do so under the Auspices of King SARGON-1 in 1250 bc

This Babylonian/ Sumerian king was later transformed into the biblical Man NOAH actually NO- ACH( a corruption of the Greek river ACHERON,
which can be seen as the Gulf of ADEN.

When TEYE married Amenhotep-3 she was 20 and Horemheb and Amenhotep-4 were born as twins.

Akhnaten, or Amenhotep IV, was the son of Amenhotep III and his wife, Tiye. His name is used in relationship to his god, Aten.
Tiye was not AIndonesian, but an Egyptian woman more than likely of Etheopian or Sudanese descent. Sit-Amun was a daughter of Amenhotep III and Tiye, and later married her father. Ancient Egyptians had no relationship to modern Arabs The Hyksos were probably Canaanites, or a people from the Levant. Noah was, if not just a myth, also from the Levant.

The three Greeks you list--Prometheos, Epimetheus and Dionysios (mis-spelled, BTW) were legendary.