The term 'Sun Personified' refers to two figures from Greek and Roman mythology: PHOEBUS (7 letters) and SOL (3 letters). PHOEBUS was the Greek god of the sun, who was often depicted as a handsome young man with a shining chariot. He was also associated with music, poetry, and prophecy. SOL was the Roman god of the sun, who was often depicted as an old man with a crown of rays. He was associated with strength, courage, and justice.