The alabaster sarcophagus of Oimeneptah I., king of Egypt : now in Sir John Soane's Museum, Lincoln's Inn Fields (1864)
Sharpe, Samuel, 1799-1881, Bonomi, Joseph, 1796-1878 · London : Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, and Green · leaf 20
haps the king. Itwas dedicated to Amun-Ra, the Sun, the king of the gods, and to his sonChonso. The whole of the walls are covered with painted sculptures,representing the religious ceremonies, and chiefly the king making hisofferings to the gods on behalf of the nation. ^ li j iiilM ■FTlil Fig. 4.… … Fig. 5. Portico of Errebel:. bar the j^aze of the people on the outside. This change of style in thebuildino- came into use in the next reign; and it shows an increasedclaim of power by the priests, who thereby made the separationbetween themselves and the laity more marked. THE HALL OF COLUMNS AT…
Seti I, King of Egypt · Tombs -- Egypt · Sarcophagi -- Egypt · Alabaster sculpture -- Egypt · Inscriptions, Egyptian
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